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0peousas, Parish Of St Landry, La, March co. 1869

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your hoat : md we heard a boatsw,;n,.
matefeaM away a boat, and could hear
the creaking Of the tackles as she vas
lowered into the water. '~'
Things were now come tot cr;s;s
and % baing Useless to delay our ENGAGE,
ment Flth the enemy any longer. I tnrn-
90 tony first lieutenant and said. 4 sum-
pose you are all ready for action y we
ere, he replied the men are eager to
oegin, and are only waiting for the wcrd :,
e then said to him, Tell the enemy who
we are, for we must not strike him in dis
Snlse. ami when you have done SD. give
hlm she broatlsitie.' kell now sang out
IN ms powerful clarion voice, through
nis trumpet, This is the Confederate
states steamer Alabama and turning
TO the crew, who were all standing at
their guns-the? gunners with their sights
on the enemy and lock strings in hand
gave the order, Fire! Away went the
hroutside in an instant, our little shin
feeling perceptibly the recoil of ltax gums.
/ Ihe night was clear. There was no
moon, but sufficient starlight to enable
the two ships to see each other quite dis
sinetly at the. distance of half a mile or
more, and a state of the atmosphere
highly favorable to the gonduction of
sound. The wind, besides, was blow
ing in the direction of the ene,ny's fleet.
AS matter of course, our guns awaken
ed the echoes Of the coast far and near.
announcing very distinctly to the Fede-
raj Admiral--BelI, a Southern man, who
had gone over to the enemy-t'lat the
ship which he had sent out to chase the
strange sail had fight on her hands.
Aa, Immediately, as we afterwards learn
cd got under way with the Brooklyn, his
dagahip, and two others of his steamers,
anN eane out to the rescue.
0ar broaiside WIS returned Instant
lyss tlae enemy, like ourselves, having
been ah his guard, with his men stand
ing ~ thsir guns. The two ships, when
the actian commenced, had swerved in
such WaF that they were now headed in
the same direction, the Alabama fight
ling her st5ftoaFd broadside, and her an
lfagoniat heNpoft broadside. Each ship.
as she delivered her broadside, put her
self under steam, and the action became
. running fight in parallel lines, OF near
! II SO, the ships naw nearing, and now
separating little from each ether. Ny
men -handledH their pieces with great
Isspirit and eoEmen3abie coo!ness, and
the action was sharp and exciting while
/ it lasted, which, hOwever, was not very
lung, for i'm Just thirteen minutes after
firing the first gun, the enemy heisted a
light and fired an oR gun as a signal that
he had been beateIl WeIat once with
held lour FIRE, and snch s ealeer went up
from the brasen throatssf my fellows as
ystnsf have asfnr1iskesT evarrr a T.xar Il
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PAll1H COURT.

PARRISH ~ LAHDRI.-Eo. 1851
1KYILLIAAH. LEWIS, of the Parish Of s..
Ik kN Eandrys havng spptied BY his petitian 70
81 y eaoist q AdminissIaaofI Of the Estass Of
n r. IseMis. Deceased. lass Of the Parish q
B sy Il. 81 y W. 81. .t,l.... 81
Esss Tins, anT peT1en intending b make op
j. 3 to ths said poinsasent, viii Gle the
III writing u nv o11lics in Tip t,wn of Opel
ST gAIaARRIaHE8,
Es@a III MI tsfs ~ Esyiak Gasss
ouesunsae March IaSk l66A esgf ss.ss
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State Ct Louisiana.
Psobate Court, Parrish Of 81. Landry.-.Fp. 3io9
EsTATE OF JONATHAN HARRIS.

ESTATE OF JONATHAN HARRIS.
DOBERT II. LTTTEI.L, of the "a,ish of st,
IA Landry. Dative i-stamrntary Exce".ur NJ
Jonathan Harris, deceased. having filed Ia
bleau of Classification 6s the debts OF said Es
tate. accompanied by a petition praying for tnc
houioiogatiDn OF the same And whereas tht.
prayer OF said petition has been granted by al
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all inter
ested, to make opposition. if any they have, i'll
writing, at my office, il, the town ef Opcl"usas,
within thirty days from the date Of the present
notice, why said Tabieau should not be approved
and honologated, and the Executor authorized
to pay the debts according to said Cias>ihcat ion.
- JOSEPH u. RICHARD, Clerk.
Orelensae. February l:'th 1869.
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New Goods! New Goods :!
Fall and Winter Goods,
State of Louisiana.
,Prabstse eCssss. Perish ef St.. Lsnd,y-No.
.@5f TswNaen Of Ce1aatiue Ereirer.

Bstaea OF Celsstine Sreirer.
1ONRAD aPEIRER. Of the Parish of St.
~ Landry, Administrator nf the Estate of Cs
lestins 9peifef. de1eased wife OF Pierre Berger.
having Glad Final Tabeauaf D;stfihnsian of
asid Eststs, accompanied by a petition praying
Tor the hsinoi6gafseti If tue sarne And whereas
the prsyer Of said petitinti has been granted by
an order Of Court datef February 18th, 1863;
Thsetare, nosice is hereby given to all inter.
essed 10 make opposition, if any they have. in
writing. at my efiee. in the town of Opeiousas,
within thirty days from the date of the present
nosics, wisy said Tableaa shenlsi no. be approved
and hos.slogated, the Administrator discharged
from aH further liabilities and his bond cancelled
: h. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
Opefousas, February "a, 1869. a.- -
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DENTIST.
Important to Planters.

First Premium se!fSdarpeRing Diamond
Corn Mills and Cotton Seed Hufgers.
DRICES for these Mills range from SIS to
Il st75. Send for descriptive circulars. Ad-
dress W. %. LEAvITr. i66 Gravier and II Union
Street. New Orleans. T&ansfl-3tu.
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State Of Louisiana.
Parish Court.-tarisA olf ST. La,.dry.-.Eo. -.
ESTATE OF joseph MouLMANN.
1TARY ANN DICkM.lN. Of the Parish Of St.
VI Lan'!rv. A,lmnis;ratiix of t!,,. Estate q!
Joseph Mohnan. deceased. having fled Ia
hl-au Of Classification Of the debts of said Es-
tate accompanied by a petition praying for the
Iannogaion Of the same And whereas. s!r'
prayer of said petiii"n has been granted by an
order ut Conrt dated February 10th. l~ti!s;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter
este1 to make opposition, if any they have. in
writing. at my office, in. The town of npe!onsas,
within thirty days from the date of the pr" sent
notice. why sail Tnh,.an shond BIZ approved
and honlo}neatr,, and the Adsain<tratTiy all.
thorized To psv according to SAID Classification
A GARhIGUES. Parish Judge.
Opelousas. February 4tth 1863
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Estate Of Celeste Joubert, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
D Probate Court in and for the Parish
of st. Landry, there will he sold at pub
lie sale, to the last and highes bidder,
by the undersigned Auctioneer r, at the
last residence OF said deceased, in Prai-
rie Plaisance, in this Parish, at about 7
miles from the town OF Opel pusas, on
Tuesday, Karch 2aE, 1869,
the following described propert y belong
ing to the Estate Of the said Celeste Jou-
bert, deceased widow Of the late j. Ma
polson Franchebois. ST., also deceased,
late of the Parish of st. Landry, to-wit ::
THE PLANTATION
upon which the deceased last resided,
situated in this Parish, containing two
hundred and twenty superficial arpents,
tmore or less,) bounded North by Bayou
Grand Louis, South by lands heretofore
belonging to Garrigues de Flaujae, West
by Michel Hulphen, and East by land be-
occupied by Pierre Baud0in, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated and therato pertaining.
THE PLANTATION,
now occupied by Pierre Bauaaoin, like
wise situated in this Parish, containing
three hundred and twenty superficial ar
pents, lmnraser less, bounded North by
Bayou Grand Louis, South by lands of
Garrigues De FlaIjac, West. BY the plan
tation where aaId late Mrs. Celeste Jou-
bert last resided, and East by Evariste
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Soap and Candles.

THE undersigned. soap and candle
n manufacturer. informs the public
that he will take t:,!,ow in exchange for
his merchandise. Those who are in need
of these articles will End the offer ullds
by the undersigned very liberal. ..
~ He guarantees his candles Of t"
Il pousd to burn nine hours.
4. BORNE.
opelousas, Septic, 1868. BIN
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rpet Warehouse.

A BRoCSSEAU l. Co. Importers. 10 Char
a. tres Street. New Orleans. otter for sale ut
low prices: Carpefing-EngCsha and American,
of ali kinds: Floor Furniture and Enameled Oil
Cloths Matting-+0o r,.Ils China. lHJ pieces Co
Goa: Window Shades, Table and Piano Covfrs !:
Crumb Cloths. Drugsct Linen and Felt; Cur
tains-Lac-, Reps, Worstrd. Damask. &c. Fur
niture Covering Linen and Cotton Stripes: Cor
nices, Bands. Pins. etc. May2 E--iy
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State of Louisiana.

. 0Sz&G9 V1 40A134d4SAs
Parish GossTt, Fuisko of 81. Landsy.-No. 3254
Estate OF WILLIAM Tony.
MICHEL LAvERGNE. of the Parish of St.
MM Laadry, Administrator of the Estate Of
William Tony, freedman, deceased, having filed
d Tabieau of debts of said Estate and of Disfri-
button of tho proceeds of the sale of effects Of
said Estate. accompanied by petition praying
for the homaiogation of the same And where
u, the prayer sf sam petition has been granted
by an order ef Court dstea February 18th. 1863
Therefore B0tice is hereby given to all inter
ested to make opposition, if amy they have. in
writing, s4my ef6ee. in the. tswR of 0pelousas.
Within thirty days from the date of the present
notice, why said Tablean shoHM not he approved
and k0sp0legased, and the administrators a.,-
fhoriRed 70 pay according 10 said Tableau.
s*.t3s.!54 All IN sA,GARRIGEES, Parish Judge.
i upeleaaas, February as,th, 1860
T.. FOR SAT- f..
! A. N Eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
running gear eomplets and in fine
aordsf. Also, Newell Screw and Press
;-as rood as new. Persons wishing to
purchase can see the above on my Waxia
4 Plantation. - %se s59 a
:. i have aIso an excellent Steam Engine
and Sngar Mill, which I would sell on
very ancafnasoa1atiag terms.
l':.as.s =4 j. A. TAILOR.
6psif AIN, 1859. .43tf.
j u
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WHEELWRIGHT.

~ III1I1I1 W VIKI A.
F#NHE undersigned respectfully announces ~
H. the citizens nf Opeinusas ard vicinity that
40 has opened shop, Main Street. NJ.
Jos- ln''ins blacksmith af,np. WHERE, he ir Pr
pared to do ai kinds of work III lis lit.e on il,
shortest uotice, and most rea-onablr terms.
ALFRED PERRY.
Opcfousasf Marc y .th lStS. 39-3lI
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SIS REWARD!!

SHRtYED from Gpelousas abol:gti.,
@NYS 2oth OF December last. a mons. eelor, IN
AA horse mule. , wears old. with long ini...
and tail. ia,t o.: when left leather h,,i tn
"a heavy rope, branded on left thigh thus =,
The above reward will be given for the sicIir
cry of said mule to G.. ASHER.
T-5 Opel"usaa. la.
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Public Sale.

Jos. D. RIcHARD b, Clerk.
Opelousas. March 9th. 1869.
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THE PLANTATION

upon which the deceased last resided
situated in this Parish, containing tw'
hundred and twenty superficial arpents
tmore or less,) bounded North by Bayc'
Grand Louis, South by lands heretofor,
belonging to Garrigues de Flaujan, Yves
by Michel Halphen, and East BY land be
Ion giug to the present Estate and nov
occupied by Pierre Raadoin, togethe
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated and thereto pertaining
, 1869-11-21
RAILROAD LITIGATION,
Suit oil t1ic Eric Hallway AEninst
Cornelius Fnndcfbl1t-MF. Hnnder-
~

Suit oil tflc Eric Railway Agninat
Cornelius Enntlcrb1lt-Nr. Hnnder-
bilt7s Testimony.
NEW YoAE, Sor. eO.-The examination Of Cor.
agall.. Nj. varderb,l,, On charge Of having DO
fTauded the Enc Ka!lwaJ Company out Of 5 .U00,-
QUO. wAs taken up to-day. Mr. Vanderbilt tsstt-
f,ned @ cnece from III. Gou1d tsr si.sco'Ss. aud a.
That was on = contract win Mr, n!sw fos selling
the Price Of Erie then or not ! could not haEo
purchased 40 large block without running ur
The Court. say whether that purchase waa
made st The tine Of the litigation
Ana. thought II then stock to bold. sold Il
70 NJ nIsE IT,, 9s t aqs p II nd
How It canc thai Gould altd na contract don't
seSw ~:en Gould, VI Srer 'G3d IND ndeaRs IT.
EidIedge had = good many o! Ere { Hartford
mone;. H az Tne Lie snases were paid ior il rs
bonds Of the Ere Hartford Railroad It half u
million. Mr. Gould paid lie certified CHECK Tor
II million, aud told me II would send the stock
down 10 Work, Darton Co. they would gtTe me
txo and half n1l!lons 1or IT, sent 1t down to
them and thes Es.asd that .moupt 10 ny credit: d:
settlement OF the Ere litigation. hut mad nothing
TO do ltn the litigation Part ot the arrangement
that snGud sys ~ 9PGp 70 ss
nany. 1t was not nsAde with tht Erie failroad
| Company. ..
dore's 10 delser so,e"o shares Of s.ock TO
| he Erie ItAlroah Company. The Commodore
stated That he ha! not supposed he Was selling .
that contract lie lid not Know or bel.ere,
when he received the check. for q
Ss lit IT. o1, ssse re n eeene.5 n
lie thought there was tut one check IN the trans
action lCneck shown Mr. vanderbltl ldonr
os1er caeet va. M snoTn va ain. xnica. N se - ss!, hs
| could Lot tell whether IL VAS hts or not Could
not recolleci the check, and would not swear with
out 1ooklnK ut his bank oooe- Gould not tel
| whether the signature on tho back va thas OF
| NCtk, Narts + 13arson. lie Was verJ poor hand
the chsch vi one sos ss6a,oco, drawn By ON.
ce,n o! the Erie Railway 10 @s5 aoutd's oriel and
| endorse.t over 10 anu hy sandetnilL) Nttneaa
without rcie1cEee TO his Loots. Could not tel
| whether marx Oh the buck was cett'dcauon o.
not.
This tecoui check vas for &4o,t1o. 4 th!E'i checa
for 81, a4o,WO vas pspduced drawn to the order O.
| Work, Davis Barton. but Vanderbilt had neEel
thought, but did lot remember snY maiters Q
buBtne<a- lie ncyer had anything to do with tht
suits sga,ns. the Eng hatlwa1 COMPANY. Wnil U
twice 10 ytblt him. lie gave him no ads1ce
lie did not say. II he Was relieved Of these aAo!
shares Of stock, the litigation could ee settled u
| did not wan, to BE- relieved Of IL lie would no
have sod It for dollar less ttAu &c Got 1nf u
lie had aome stock aiierwarus Of the Erie lsallWa
conpsny but ~ snoa3t ~. ~ stser TO oe as
were uade between Dlew, Could. and Elafcd&t
lie did not insist On the approval eJ the Fl
Hoa,ri, Of the arrangement ue did nos q. kno. ss
aas} he s'e sopa. q IL besop e naa Hso
Noad. Tn,a was IN payment i4E the call tor n
1xen'J thousand ;assea ., Ene, ana ~ T. PEI Fl
t the Eric. lie had not examined the checka4 {
, 1869-11-21
MISSOURI

Report OF tho 1nvesttgntluK COM
mites In the Captain Warrington
CaAcE.Arec Iron SAlc-The Woman
Suffrage Movement.
St. LOTS, Nor. ea-Tne committee 1hich
abort tine since examined The case Of C.psan
q shinetou, in connection with paaAfnz ne
steamer stonewan %iihoat stopping whete that
steamer va noEasne. nsve sepo1sed tha'. Mer
dusJ weighing the ev1dctcr. We fninx CaptNu
Wash!r Rton coE n!tteti great error. not caA5ae-
ser.s1ic Of GIL Western boatGeo under similar Gu.
cuustApees, IN fAsng u land his poas - he co1l0
have rendered great a&Hst2noe 10 hose IL tuo
water, and othcfs Who had aucceedeo In gesan2
A1burn"
The K1rEland Iron Company II CAtonde'et
have soad go tons ot pig iron 10 Gerard B.lleo o.
| tnts ctss, TO be rarutxctuted hero into fAllrotd
nor. TT. = .,,d 70 b Se "a lstssst single sa's Of
II. lou1s, Nor. 4a-The Homana sonrake
Axsocia1!on he!d IL second Iau sesuoa this erea.
tnr. which W. well Attended tetten were 70
celsed from aevesA prominent psdlea In dldereot
parts OF ths State, Expressing dtsFe 70 adentf1
theneeives ~tth tne movement, and do Ill poe9tbte
for pc advanceDent of tas c&nse- Tha con1t<1lloc
! of tnp association VA ameadea ~ a 70 e6e&
, 1869-11-21

Tho Lecture Nenson-CaKd from Su-
pcrtntcndent Mcfarland, Of the 1u-
Annc 1fospatnl-Eisttors not to DO
Admitted to ahc lnstatQtion Here
utter.
6pec,a Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, Nor. 20.
BAJard Taylor lectured IN SI2wn1 Open House
last hight Subject" Life tn Europe and Amer
tca." baJard II rather toady to European Gus.
loms and manner.
Dr. Mcfarland. Superintendent Of the Insane
Hospital ha2 published the following card:
4toticr to the {1sbssc.-ARn4r6t the befLtr ludG-
rneut Of the undermined the practice Gas hllnet.
10 obtained Of admitting general sA,tofs 10 Tho
apartments Of the Insane. 1t has been allowed
under the tdeA 1has It might sefre 10 a11ay the dG
trust existing IN rome m!nda toward al such In
Rttnuons, md perhaps 1t ulaJ, to some extent,
have had this eject. The existence Of tWo boArdl
OF supervision, the Board OF Trustees and the
Board OF Stale Charities whose EXAMINATIONS
nre frequent md thorough, leaves nc
longer prete1t tor \ mage 81
once tndelIc2te and luhunAp, constde1pX tut
character and object OF the major class OF vlatora
The public arc, therefore, respectfully informed
that, uEdef sense OF duty 70 tho AFFLICTED, TILL
practice will henceforth be discontinued, ant
IeAideut3 Of the vicinity Of tho inHt1tutlou vii
confer favor BY stating 10 ttiehds coming iron
ao1pad The reason Why practice lAudAole A. =
the other Stale instltutions In Jacksonville. mus
ind Its exception here.
fSlaned} ANDREW AcFARLAsD.
suSL Hospital for tho Insano, November, 1sea.
, 1869-11-21

Arrest for Obtaining Pension Money
Euder False FFetonces-Ateefhpa
IN rnrou n Railroad TFR4n from
tho Track
coscoxn. INV. m-Hsnnan Smith, Of o9streee,
Wm, +, O'Setl Claim Agent and George 4 Neo!-
worm, lawyer, both Of Dores, unaef Is,.s
ch4raed with procuring pension moneI q .nsd
rndcT bail tn II mo each. .,,
The outward isaiu On the suncook aneJ hMti S,;as
road. last evening, met humber OF M=ep1t os'1 :,
return the tracs wss oh4uucted via uuoen Aoo
sleenrre fastercd down, The obSt1utstonS were
discovered In btA1on 70 pfcTcot oZmAzu.
, 1869-11-21
new YORK.
Secretary. Boutwell's Plan
for the Resumption Of
Specie Payments.
Fire and Loss Of Life In
BROOKLYN,
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
NEW YQRk, Nor, 81,


Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
NKw YoRk, Nov. -.
erEC1E FAIXKNIa
From eemkonc!al soorces I have Ascertatned
tnat after con1ultAtlon with leading New FORK
bankers, and also with Western haanc1era, Secre-
sa1J Boutwell, has decided to submit 1t an ea,sy
day, probably IN his annual report. the following
programme for ftturu to apecie paJmentl,
to the consideration Of Congress: l.
The National Banks to redeem thetr
notes for Ereenbactl BY JulJ !, 1870; ? The gor-
ernnens to redeem ,ts g1eenhacAa IN gold after
January !. 1H71; ). Free banking for al parties
rpon bondH bearing Interest At per cent IN Kold;
I. THIS pcint u not quite settled. There is some
division In reRa1u 70 the uueat,on 1netner The
banks sh1Il b4 permitted to isrua no,.t
- nn+n. ~ -h.,h.- ~. rr,it.A CO... .s,,
80 an.r =, IN .s. ..,.r,.,sn aH u,ee ses ao4a
t-1e saatae o. ~ sne cueaAuoo oJ me issue Of
Gseeaoaets G on pan somewhat aimlar to the
that no rreenbacks nj n sn.tle, denom,na,ton
Inn ma nr f.n do,,.r. ~m ~ ,.snns
'' = Y1Sx Il u IN M % Ioas q, III 111e II ~ ~ rsoo4,xx
4 IRE Of destructive character broke out, thll
rnoIp1rR about O'Clock. tn the zinc. read. MI
noa,'., 1no Sot1t ptasa aeso ~ o. aese Anae1son.
.tpest Rlnes1, ' re- ,s,., Sna ~ Ifemape ca me
Wa11ace. conn,ttn9 of rhe fafher mo,he- ~
one ch,lh. Wall.re .nnear, not ~ n,ra 49,
-.- ~ ,no .,-.n t.inr p, -. -, y
=. 49, trss UsAs W ~" ~ ue 'ouho nlaa"
cut on. Thep, with the child III h,s AIMS. he
ra.h,Y tprang to the ground, and. OF couse, 1as
AAie". oeAsn va 4ns'aa1AasouH' AGO coud Old
nos "'o .Mmso'AIe'9s Us t1o 10nef, viii
paterna1 an11et5' managed to keep II shove him,
-. -. .o,. ~ r-o...n.. .s "Ns
80 - AAs - ps.e,I Ae.Peu A'e* LEI nus-
nvrtr.a frnrr har an,r-a~ m. ,.-.
ID vrspped IN mystcry. The foreman left nil r,pht
vben he r1o.ed mn fhe ,rani... ~, .r..,nm
c"Ls,n.. ,,',s ~ 49, -" e'euios.
w aiming 'eie 'Ao1 0ugs a. ocloeks ne 1o1hd
the building ehrputed IN tm0fc and dAuc, and
, 1869-11-21
THE LATE STORM
Further Accounts OF Loss OF Ii

kuTahcF Accounts OF Loss OF Life
and Property on *ca and Land.
ID, ns1n9Is: Eov; es5Tns to1!o ting l. .eesl.ea
ioll Of mater ii Duncan City. Dart. supposed to
BE- the Golden West, Is aAhore above Presquo
nafs ts.f n.;n.; h1
nhhore IN the Straits Of Aacttuse- The bart
Marah IL on the foot Of Bols Blanc I4land.
i total Ios1 1t s1iiaaslee. Itis supposed tha{
al hands are lost. Bazt Cream CITY II asnors NIX
ss e11 Of nton5 FSgT nss un
White Shoals has probably gone to p'ecas- 4
thrce-natted schooner Is aAhorr six r,lea north
wess Of White Shoals Schooner seos1ile and
weather en- Lake Huron to-day Is cold, aad blow.
Ing gale from the northwest
from Detroit, win cargo Of supplies for Msf.
qaetle, ia ashore II Lake Superior. She xti, prob
ably, ae total ioes
vas very hcasJ aad occasloned much damage TO
other localities 1hereaooutp. In consequence Of
rpotnlnK,.v h.ch Inundated mAuJ cellars along the
docks, and cosefrd the Jersey meadows win
Wltek. The d*iosEe In hudson County, New
!Jtsa5sey, ~ ~, alone, " The gals aud Hood exceeds
PorGnnErstx. Nov: 9o-Nose damage Il IT,
ported trom 1he hurricane. The Colaabsaville
sioSS Tse Tooi d he Huson 7 niseT seTe na,!fosa
machine shop, At East Albany. was Destroyed
NkThuho, HGv. n:-Ihe hurricane HAs dtIas-
9 IL STEAMER s;1.cuee viii has gxentye1Sa; sat
beats II tow. dragged her anchora and much Q!
sank At the wharf. The damage to the WAsntng-
ton Iron Woras amounts to s5.Vol. The taxItan
s., ~ b'own down
,9sS fhe c .exsf q toe Second
sas 90 ns m 9a5sf 4as brick s.s :.a!ss q nss 5a
Ing or Third street were blown down. AZ Jet no
reports base been Nceired Of Injuries to person4.
oer. a dozen 81 Inc houses were nuiooted ii N
instant. and the buldings Shaken 10 their founda-
NEW YoaK. Nor. 2o:-Tne wafer In the uadsou
mont ia submerged. The village Oh the nsts Is
cou Country S'f soots lie '009efse1s i.rc 1oe oe
eoih s:ae. Of ths ilaetsl ~, ~ Il the ETe
waa 10 high early In the morning that iot ex OF
seven tips teams could pot get inIthe Ier7y boats
and croa4 The jersey City 1aArEes arc sub
ALBANY. Nor. 2o-The storm reached 70 its se-
veEtst point between and O'Clock this morning,
and at 10 had entirely CEASED. The greateat da1i-
| all o! the nth story was blown down. The lover
portion Of the dsnaged building was used =. 4
| 6nd the crashing o! timers aud walls created j
| panic. cAussng hssty exit TIE upper story wss
nted tof the storage Of patterns Fortunately no
pethons were ~ II ~ ne lime: ?ae pastetna n
"ele more n zee u1ma9eA lou! loss. *N,NN.
eeteral u0llulpfs on ing per He!e hntoofed, tae
IN be!he tof on - cotnr!e]e!5 rs II aohe " the
1anas Q! a. eapetlencea 5oo!es. lae foo1s Or
HoleY's Church on Clinton street. McIeadJ q
malt noa7e, 1atlof 9 brewery. Hansoma foaudr5.
! the COOPERATIVE IouhdIJ. the Argentine WORKS,
and inlge numocs Of other buildings were DAM
aged
| RCFFA1o, SoT. GA Train lust arrived from
| Sc1enecsadJ, reports terrible hurricane IN Al
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WCAfners
EpeclM Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
QCxcT, Nov. a.
TWO men were arrested, ouc yesterday and cna
to-day, formerly brAkenen on tho Hannba. st.
Joe Railroad. but recently discharged. charged
with getting goods under 1&lle p1efences- For
want Of proper es1deocc, they wero releated to
Gay. but paper found upon their parsons show
them 10 be old Offenders, and, alao thhs q
heavy reward = offered for one Of them, it Is
re*pectyelJ John Frtcker and George II. Fztcter,
but theJ have paused uudcr VARIOUS aliasts, ono
under that Of George Il. Fra1tt. one Of them
stated, On learlng here, that he expected 70 en-
IRON Ch1caso to EAnsas City. VIC sdr1se the pub
Lie to look cut for them.
BsJard IA5ot 'SctuEea here to-nl9a5 s.+ = .a! !
Tne river Il running full Of Leo. Tonight the
coldtxt Of the feA&Qn,
, 1869-11-21

lecture, and sho sesGon ~ to ba d.vo..1 IA r..
ol6cuaaon q quest.ous relative 10 the intarnst of
sen91A Tne eiah organized Jear aince, VA
1nstltnted q the suRgestion Of Aaron Goyes.
totpesy 10 o. Sew Rutland bus now Bppeltnte eudept
o. ne Free Schools It Normal, Who u 4 Tes1ous
INC euseuFe worker In The caasa 0! educauou
l.. 1ae ooAts Waterloo Georgia, and Wnalcl. tho
!e8t Ae4m propeller loaded With oats 1t Ottawa
tot rev Orleans paused on, OF the canal a1t even.
ii1g. ca tot!r way. and Will probably. be the last
,oanea eoe& leaving this port this falL Tue pro-
1nd vi, probably. b the las steamer oQt nom
here this Bea8Qp