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, 1869-10-29
INDIANA,
NcalEnnttou Of Hon. Ica4c L. VII.
1tanss ab Government Director Of
ahc Union Pacific ikntltond

3tEtIE nation 0t lkoNs IE14E L. VILE
ltams aH Government Director Of
ahc t1Bton Fachfic Kntlrond.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. S.
The resignation OF Hon. Jesiee l. Ttiliatna OF
this city. ~ United States Director OF ths Union
Pacific Railroad, has bcen Forwarded to Saanlng.
ton aorc tiHe pa9L
Mr. Williams has been identified With ADD
acknowledged a. the leading spirit Of the Grand
hap,dd / Indiana Railroad, and, At present, u
tue Receiver and Chief Engineer Of that road,
IL speedy construction beng entrusted In hIs
haodN lie unhalt Impossible to give to both
fhn above offices the attention Justly expected Of
lin His Obligations 10 tho Grand HApld3 Road
mate It ont OF hts power either
to attend the meetings Of tue Uniun racltc
foad 1t 70 distant point u Boston, to visit The
Foa1 - required. Under these circumstances he
consider II proper to ElSe the Administration 4
chance Of appointing smother tn his stead. Ia
1874 MI. ". received hta nvst appointment n
Goycrnmaut Director from Nj. lincoln, Aud eAcn
suctessiye JeA1 hAa been reappotnted, being
President Grant retained. Hc was one Of the
Locating Committee Of tho Pacific Road, md per
souA11y took part IN examining the pas4es aud
routes ACTORS the Rocky Mountains, and a1tes as-
asttnK IN the completion Q! the nrst railroad orer
tho continent he retrc1 with the well mert!e.9 cs-
reem Of tic government for valuable services rem
de1ed.
, 1869-10-29
NORTH CAROLINA.
! New Political Parry to be Organ.
lxed-I he New ElalattR Eprcr.

2[EN-A AE NEW F1aSaaaA &ofCEs
NEW fpRK, Oct. .s-A Washington Icsratca to
the NfraI ht4tes that = gentleman f11nesiy
t'nlttn States Marshal Of Noffh Carolina, who nf.
FFcd here ftOM that stat. to-day k2ys there ts to
hc general hteaktne up of prltcat parties there,
Tie lIol TN party which css Ia;sd NTH era: ht.
tefIess IN the tnteresis Of the ultra Radicals
s1ucc tho etaie wa4 rrconstlucted, has
lost caktr, and iss members are quarseTlin9
among thGmtclTea, Thief have brought the Staie
10 the rtrKs Of tsukrnptcy, anil now that the
STATE oo1us are selling fof about Thirty eight
cents on the dollar, some Of them arc aec5etly
cobnfrtng at q 1rpallatton Of tho STATE debt,
The people, or At least the representative portion
Of them. and especially the property owners,
aro ready to Join any pafty Organization
that promises relief from the onesous
taxes and bad Management Of Holden acd
hls friends, Holden Is about deserving the
extreme RAdlcai1 becAuRe he percel yes
that theft power IL at an end, antl will pn,bably
teek Tor adnli1slo1 In The new pasiy- lie has been
70 rFosctpttFc, my Informant SAYS, against all
Who did not agree With him, that be viii ges no
fAvos at the hAntls OF the leaders OF tae noye-
menf. The Gebtleuen ptOpoee 10 OrganlAo q party
alter The fashion Of the Walker party in ytrEtn!a,
and the Sehser party IN Tennessee With uuvera4f
anneaty aud impartial suffrage a. the 1caftirE
HA1x1cu, Oct. fa-Gor. Holden has enrolled q
large hody Of negro militia, which, 1t Is reported,
Will Rnort1y be sent to Orange 8nd Chatham Coun.
nea 10 a151tt the local authorities tn preaerrisE
order. Large Numbers Of tegroes from the coun-
IT src In the city very anxious to he enlisted 1t
taid thAf arms ate nightly Shipped to various
points LOT tho uEt Of the colofed militia
, 1869-10-29
NEW YORK,

K0FF461 nfAnktNh tn fhA Trk.
NEw IoKx, Oct. e,
7HK KeCB.1nxAspxrsrIF,
General Dat,e,trl5 wa At th, Rrh.rr~,,r~< m
49, -. .1n., ...s..1. sae sa@ @A1easuf5 70
~! ~! ~ Usual eoasl'os honaeto returned 70
washington last nl8hf, having closed the inre-t!-
~AA4d's res,xsaftun xpu;b be a afa.;tnIAs
r,r -,-,rn
rnn.e ~s, .rn,, A.4s ena-.an., .,,
Which changed To min. The tox in the haf!>or
itte1seFel with .nsyigat,on tut M accidents ~
currrd N~' '40 SNN' w.
WAT, s-prp-
Therc Is tendency to decline IN all kinds OF
droop1ug. In con.eoucnc, nj sa1r. for ,nrs.,man,
T., ~. ~ 49,. =. y. "0es tot M'eAuent
~ u'o"e!'iise" aecafltlcs' looR oonds Icing the
Hos1 IasofaoT FeceiSed There L. very listie dts
position Amapa {otctau holders tn nurcha:r for IN
yestiue coupopK and mant onerator. foat
for fnr,her aar,,ns ~ e.a'''1 n !oo1
1o'ue. oeIAue" 11e 0oSon
eApltaanA "cre IEee feueft. and threw from
LOU 10 e. COO 900 nre-tEenifs On the market
stocks are falt'y active. aat without excitement.
,,o,o-r n-1n,,s, - .ha r"s.s. sss SVEN 'em-
slaot, though ahlnmenta OF currency TO the 6outh
xnt West nre stead,IT tncrcasInr-
no,,,r -, ~, 49,, :.
rArrss HEAD rsroas III s1.I fRGa sciSsr. sso
f:co pr ccr4,., ,,.,.s,E s.A.',n. ~,
ar,"re. ~. aso.nt.i i~tEt' nS*f .E!o1e INC eoc1al
s,rH,'1 n,1,n,T"n1 an, W NC .a Snn seffGS' vas
ihe nott i9nt,snt Sns,stn1 1s sn% h, a%., S*m, ~
MS NY" - ~. 1 "nets4u! auu uchtlueHFe i.osa
!. 80 ~ ,H 49,! pon.HM Co!iuH'i1n Dur
t;tif W., ~ y! -, otM asuon ~ tae 1stloa
~ sat 49, ~ ~, tttMauences s'oatloR
"AS y. aas. a p.'ocip!o " taI1t aha Scoh4m5.
:" -! HGTsua ItIse!h H. totts, fTEs'deht
" " M -" ..@ut..S tt@nstVasa satH'A uinPan{, 1tAl
!apsl on ls"ht Pollallon ~ a sclencc. No cacct-
M sn @ ho.nn .ot rsuteSauR tna Ftipl1c against cx"
80 \ -, s"as ~ & ~ nas ossl 4etAsu. tptetaMett,
~ W. ~ 1.ahl'oltct ras ocGa tes!.l AMI foIt'l
r.;;ss- .u.u!%n!on NY tnnsE at"afs fH,
.,. n, 'snee tnouid " PcrH1tsa enn1:
p11 tenl9Vc % Tue interest account, which laitcr
S" % a." - !Saets !. R@opcl tA'1Al4ou u INe
~ anent isHlll;cs: !als Rtofe fcrci1si' 81 far
~ ~ ~ ~ '.u.m .T'Rnt. cnhhl y nsF'fhe among
.nS !uHI. aC<Malsg 10 4nalt! Hna distance marcel.
1 s".uG I.tats, hou eol9pac'hrsA lhtae FcsuitA
ron!u oI,y pe euect.s!lA1 wrought " lody Il
.,.,s, +; stt. asi. uP!aRAt aKchr crrac ani SIS
9n'EtH lg I'M Sattntni t@us"rHtufHt l:a,ltn1 tho
States: 20 thAt 1imlar acton 1n tho country
stnnlts fN a19pstel simultaneously.
S"tlan. notIa'.s' .i"t"Al. oI tAn Mutual Lie
, 1869-10-29
FINANCIAL.
MOTT ICE.

Fezsons who have net already rub.
ac1ibed for Stock IN "THH CHICAGO
D. PTTT6BURGH MINING AND
TRANSPORTATION (ooAI) co.,
should do 80 at once. Full paid up
stock Of 500 Shares each sailing fox
$1o. and NO FURTHER assessment
thereafter. It will pay you go PER
GENT interest yearly. This stock III
being taken readily.
Full particulars and printed report
can be had by calling on or addressing
any Of the Officers Of the Company.
Our Gal Mines are only u miles
from Pittsburgh, Pa, in full operation.
No better security offered than stock In
, 1869-10-29

WHEELING, r.. Va. Oct ees The election for
AefEese1tAuEes 70 The legislature passed on
l'Sht, and returns meAgre, Not. enoQRn art re-
etiSed At this hour to Indicate the result Toe
city and F11kcrsbntE. The rttorns from OHIO
county Indicate tho election Of the entire Demo-
cratic ticket over what what was knows ~ Let
10 NepublcAnk who 1dvoc4to the trpe1l OF the
dtA{lauchtsement Laws, test o4t1, dc.
, 1869-10-29

I'm ~. a. ~ IN 1esa ..-. .r-.
ntmheT. s ~ y ~ aI:ds ! - eone Of ~ n eansnt
- ~ ~ aGa9sIny ol seaenoe u EAa. U:
s~ s1EAa@E,A&o -, A1.&os 14SzTx. tA&& A10 19m,
o5 rnenssi esr,st,cT - dtscJsa .st;s
ca3ae. The bo1. namsd Viz Hsnaetsne1a ,ss3 :
sh1:,, +, n. ns.E os 80 son O. eaepneru and -
~sr.t m sst,t,,. o aee e1aaes Aassa n.ta
- 1870. t.rn.. .I ~ ~ ets eoI ,atsn
= s,-s aa ~ - pe toaio0 q sot9t!ao- =.
er1 ~ +&r;n ,,,,t ~ eea s11 ~ a.o
tasse he snsTe,rt n h.f Mimi. 1he .tcnna % y
~ thrxs N m,nr,esS .1n. 1 Hns.,n ~ ~ 1sou ~
iaxt.tT re1 err.+3 tsu FL " tae ~.
oomnae, viii the fo1o M nfpnonttoo. sssp =
a. H. eaee o. aaoed 70 nvs at7es ia sq1are md
nFsc fror II ~ 1.ust - 111 ~ ~ 20
4 ~ ,s+o n's3 %ae 4e4A' s17 aonloe1 eqaeA& 70
Il. Aneo rrnra.eo th.s our.,,on . x.cond ,,n,.
+.,9 h,ts =. - Nnash,cr 80 -. - se.
.,.tr., : Tnr nnn..sr II ~ ~ 1s' "8"' 'oeo
GILL naxson, lh coloeufn I'D 1iddei % aa1o i ii.
Of accoant,e4- Jsde,t,ah Haxona s1thoaeo Ss His
F1anois.aer ~. cssTsIuan nd Ii. ist1ar. - =
T. ns1s 9F Ts sS Sns woRaeu
cs1,pr me y s9rs1,. ths na, ing os .gs 81
had connscd rursn1 thcir denrrrv =; ne1ot o os
{inc. or kSo Of m obtrct Tes,s tncnttonei ~ ~
huW nsny ha,r,s h,,sad,hs ,hsFs y Iara naIs ~
IT. lie Taiked nom Cnesterneid 10 Lo5dan
GenSss M sns Ha;g 1n5,, tne aqneanoa u seeing
taten much pot.co Of b. menhrTs af tbs ~ Rn-ss "s
Etctttv. On orr otcssIon H. 1eos ~ s ~" tnc5e ~.
mex 10 Richard III, int rnssead Of sftsnd,nr q
r4{top II co1nttpF the nl,tn,rr n Vo1ri1 n,1s~~s
by each performer, 1'''As"
Alter siz!diDa over field Ia tNo or three dt.st-
cos.ainea. lie could nu:4s,r all tt,s ntnis 1ai Si
teSr he bad drunk 1t MI the huu.es ID. hnd ~
v:s.stt. durpe nalt century. Ho ouoe 70 nd i'd
vel to rcloo how much tu1thln1 nouId arnof,ot
n , fnfb, N thn
, 1869-10-29

toons 1oons Aat tat1 7ttal force Of the body n a..
..5.CAJ. II tsmpn3uahlo fAr$ list
Ss4nenM o atetut1tJ kFp. community pesstux
;neo ,5pm Loe human sJsitm. 90 su1ttngb u fhts
.aH 70 toat. fn kHue arstancrr grssp Of tbs
t9 tae olooM. 4 ph4ktye hand laid IN . ue14-
ssr..1'ns n,S pa Il fre1uea1g uubeazaole. causing i
m electric machine. me 1psrsx rTr.n.?
a1a ne cf9ckilt9 Of she body 70 pezcepti 7Ie Il
unea. ~ but etectrca3 pAenomen1. Thts vitaj
"a Viii 1Eulte bJ contact 1tth tha ttns Of tSstr
,,tt*sA nn*eA Ino nne Illumination can Sc accom-
i6 eaea p sss,5 oas 7 insa:sted and charged
vnis.cs q :ny, Theh on!y Increases tho
ne taeI proo! gwen tn paraJHs Or toss Of power IN
tne toe 91i. s wa!ch can be aced to an absence Of
;xsns ."s ,osS IN tala connection, u the para
.amJ = " Re. eManlsaed. No STRONGER proof csn be
Ksn OF taelf eamtnrse Than tn ,he direct sobstt.
.oloe VI oae pen tot otner-Itk .ruph Journal
, 1869-10-29
MORRIS,


GhMnteF OF t:ASu a1tlca.
Special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MORRIS, Ill, Oct. 81
4 boy about years old, SOC o1 ueury McEWen,
\ weli-tnoKn commission merchant WAS found
today IN the Canal. DJ proper res:o7atiycs he
WIS rc4u4c1tAted Aoon af3ef.
A horse attached 10 1 carnage became unrnar.
8zcablsn ntsuEe the carriage ,thfrw out prominent
citizen q}Hr1rE htM x0tu v hat, u4AAei down lAe
ztfeet 90 ran over ittis chs1d. which waa take
up for dead, buk u still living and probably will n.
c0Tef.
@About the Estnc 1tue, Af. Clark, Of Cht:azo,
while hunting ncxr th.s place, accidentally xan;
on lone u the dnEers and pa!5 Of the LIFT hand
, 1869-10-29

SAs1y11LE Oct es~-Tht bill calling q State
Legislature TO- DAY, and elected considerable de-
bste. 4 ptopotison 10 amend 70 n 70 conler the
pttTtleEr o. voting for menhefs upon ali cttxeua
81 yeArs OF Age wa4 the bone OF contention Tue
original blu A1lows thn<e only TO vote qualified pn-
der The existing franchise lawn. No dcS1A3on had
been reached
, 1869-10-29
AQuAflcs

PITTSBURGH, 0ct- 9S--The Bcu1l face between
Coulter aud Nickel, which Was 10 haye been
rox Cd to-day on tho Upper Nonooganc'a Coune,
was declared OF, the ratt,es being 1nnhe 10 nKree
one and Coulter tNo. Nickel has left foE Ne +
fnrE
, 1869-10-29

Wc1t1 WUtE8 3h thG ESftdC98 HtA0As
HK1IAs1, Ne, Oct. ea-Thc Case Of EtAhl7s
aEainst the fortlnnd i Eeancbee Railroad CON-
pauy 10 recover tl0, 90 damages for Alleged inlu-
r.es sustained By N accident, commenced heioze
tho tziA u that the p!sinttN and scvcEa1 Of the
witnesses art deaf tnutca, who were rtturn!ng
from deaf AID dumb convention when the ecc:.
ieQt occurred 11d that their evidence u received
bf kiknS, through IN INTERPRETER.
, 1869-10-29
New York Hreh t.t ufIe, proyt.Iou n nj f~....,
llAFhcGs.
speedd pespateh to Thu Chicako Tribune.
vfbr - 10

ENEApHICTY4
55s r. : ~ Eos wanting tod.s o*ia4 t. the de-
Gnne ~ EnIa a1d e1ehAn<A- There not much psc5
sute 70 I'll a'.HsI shtt1~rs rins In H.. In.fkef
,1 & L. ~ .ei!s Mhctt dol! and le lewer The I
1 esraksd ;pee:i.san ..lre 4 tAGo ID = sis5 fsr
sSnimon 70 FiiEE nj ~iater tuinn+ Kyr un--:tietl
- us RlEA E6ra closed e 1uwsf: e4ice II .aCtj hi
1t tsetasL for Westeln mt11d Uais tised tc Set.tS
~., FRofI4loSA
Mess Tork without antmsttoo; $500 for ;t.noarv
- ntsn snd Qes At lie for prime atcatn wing 10
the dAncnty e1&cIieDtrd Lbtal4tae frIstt accom-
inodataooa bnsntt4 light and .elIer. moTe ineosd
10 iof i1faf delivery haea Of 10 An.
nay - SELLERS o5<Iau EAcu-1se IL tAr rsta al
ts1a fsan u cr1bcr to JAauafy. Afsrr Caaaxe
1ntia pine Lard were ta1ea BY : shipper % !
1xpEE1EH,
go bugs es Cryon ~esr oi1un II 4n,lk.a To- xy: niy
},!d 5es Tss5 :; a E.e i5s Ps.eet.y .a4e ies
Fest 1o4d II pTtTasa terms. husss1-Se!ter. ind Il In.
Es''l1' 70 obtAn an adraneus ILL 10 good sroulux
, 1869-10-29

San FRANCISCO, Oct &-The revenue cutter
M&5andA hAa sailed for cruise On the Mexican
coAxt.
tsial to-day Of new propeller. tWo-hale.t, aver
aging ION k1o,s. She 1Ade slx Knots IN thirty
MINUTES.
o1 CAl4ofp1A Ia in NeAAiou here. The ANIMAL te-
ports indicate that the ozlez L pr0spetouA
, 1869-10-29
Franklin, Tgst.1alnEtou, and Perry,

franklin, WnnttlnEtou, and Perry.
4 reporter Of the 1r,,aourgh Camm<,~at hAs
''!1tefT!ewtd" weIi.psessrscd oil gentleman
We Etsc so1at Of The old .uaa1 "reminiscences:
"w,., f;*nH'o1lsa, A. rEsE !;s ;.sI ~ s1arLx
IN ..sn.pSIt1ns stores . Late Efia: il W wss
q u .sins e. e Tse esess ss:
70 ffanklin fFon thts .clty. and hsf 10
tsna .mn :e.efytt,ag , 70 W.asrfesi lrors /.
IN canoes O! Wagons J used both. The wagons
made The trss tine, from thirteen to fourteen
la5*-the eahoea anu keel ooats occupied n!tcen.
sLoi, SHE'LL rsu'IsluuA, everything Tent tho saae
wnl; somrlrcs ~ .aany ~ ten Keel boats would
LIE Engaged 10 dIseharging their loa1Iq at Frankla
.n'eo II 9ne ~ or1 IaT ~, "a. ea1 ten csptsn Psy
Of L up ~ could be procured, sent a iarxe
soq ~ aep t. the .neen Tsp IN, n q,as5 ss%s
tarrels on hand, and that | stored In IL.
Anthony neelcns yard. ~ :h!s clty. i had
In, wlo a.waJs had high Regard for him. Wei.
nnin1tnnatels The tai Eas stored Through the
su'nmcr months, ant! n June and July 1t melted,
and made pas'e III Ms. Dce1en's yar,i AZ hlsh u
waa fo iunch retoc<t! over the victory on Lake
Erie that raid nothing about ny loss at the time.
srvss from ny district Ia particular has taken ac-
,a It s ps = , ny ss@ %te4 sn an tSa
not naFe hotne thu losa. for only oheyed the Or
t!efe - taet were lseue1 By ollser OrmsbJ."
We we're tempted aere to tnqalte whether Nj.
SonheuJ naa ever met the Commodore, to which
nc responded QultkV.
1H4r foCNo NAN. FIERY.
~ was about to rclate .nas story. fes, fye-
acenl|. ! nad hossncss 70 Ere, and my business
~ en Ee 70 seek taptin Ferry. Wncn vent
to the hotel at which nc was boarding, fouu,i
cutie number Of A:d.h'pnen and L:eutcaants, Ill
fathrf given to amusement When sat do ri At
t..e Ao!s ano ooseNea tne hKhs manner Of tns
VI % tnF " anG nen Was tne Captsin. It turned ont
- tnat maa . aEoResnct mntaken. me quietest man
u Aoe pa'! Eas EnoHn 20 ne. loand niu very
luue4S Anu cuemoa1e !ooklnQ, and said 70 NY
ssti. - sGIsM ar ne eoFsnmeat haa made stt mis-
, 1869-10-29

dakh. was won hy AandAte. BeAkMF q. r r, by
Brnxn Dick and John EiiKuEx.
1hc .eeond r1ce, pure III, mia heat1, xxp
wou EJ Morgan 5cout IN 1:46H, ~
Tho tfnck to In good coud!t5sa. Weather de-
hEnGnl, and A11eAIAnc4 ikQe.
, 1869-10-29

DAr11Aoxt, Oct Sat the municipal election.
yfeter1'Ay, tnest were 12oo0 votes cast for the
bsuo,t ltic cAnGI izte, ,-6,l9o for the Repr5loan.
and 7tu for the HortlnRusnS. Tho lumber OF
TeK1steztd EoleI u THO city u Il, Sill
, 1869-10-29
Fessels Passed Detroit.

sFee4ai Despatch su The Uhiease Tribune
DetFutt- uet n.
DnWN Props Meteor, Dictator. Pacific: bark Rs,tfcs
State; btix tsnnerte; sehrs ]. Q. Aots. Uraaay.
fatAGIayf, Ban JActniu. NLlta s4uau.
Mottm3rrDcy; AtnsEomr.*., Acu,!aphero, Wlitla.u
Jouts, 3tsse eloy. L!s. h!ts Aa{tA: CHR Aontezl.
lso4uoia. kve!ine ttAtts. i: Ansher. II. stalker
NtAp--Wt-f
, 1869-10-29
France.

1FakIlCCs
The rEEss DleTATogsu1r-AErsyAl
PARIS, tIcL q.
". ftrartcau has been appointed ~ he dictator.
sh!p VI tue ptcAs, ricr Ii. 1.angc.
commodore Wordcn, Of TIC tottcd Sta.cs Navy,
hns arrived here.
klNiaTEElAL AAoHAN1Ntry.
Paris, Oct. ..
1hr Ntplsterr have decided not to prosecute
the press fet auY of the recent viol.tiuua III the
pse.A Law.
rk'kcK AErTERElCT rENsrREn.
Tic Au=tr1.a Government Sensrtcs r.;1cc
Mchc5nieh fur hs Cunnect.uu with the late duel
, 1869-10-29

A1K1FAxk3 ApYkR1l8lNu ABRh18, DkAKnQ1H TIA.
TIE nulLn1h0.
~ 20 asaSers.ea % T'rsst. Tn 1A1puN1
Mentally ts~sr-tsr %st.4a~A ~ A&.<-sc, N t,Sii.R
~!' ta.@sf srie~t tsras'-t + my ~aA - t-rr~r d.
st-tf Ahd 1rtHs y
, 1869-10-29

New York Live stock t1Arkees
sreetAi Despatch to Tia OhIezso Tsihnao
hEw YoRI. Oct t.
Hteves-Ee tre4h oitrfDN. rEttts unchanged
BIZ rp ar Lau1 Ke+ trtt. as1 hr4d: healer f.iins
1nd pTEct4 Mr7nT; sheep. @kE&Sfc 1aInh<t eHa1AHc
r. - " ~--' N%-1%* eAs-AS1s
, 1869-10-29
uhIA. U4lHuHN 4 CO.,


NSAk. U1buHh 4 CO..
HENkfArkE ADV E.-tkI1Q AuES14.
4Fs dNfhoVts~d IL rr~{ss ofreF~snLs for 1yx TRy1.
CNk ~ tos~st +1tAs AIN. asr4s taesise aarsr.
TLssMsAs " Aoats4 fw vi EKV&PAPxEA Oh MA1Azixkt
~ ahy t1x~asl II La e. 1esrl&srS<<, tA< pv3.
AAAEvss tosA{ pFiesa
, 1869-10-29

In refaseEee t, 1acye tbs Gkacs1 C1ta1n!fat-a t:s
.t bo continued By ]. NJ Nu:ar. nuder the rs-a
atd Hyft ok T. ~ Ah-l.AR Co
f.t4rrke -
, 1869-10-29

vi y 4@V4* ~ z
DISSOLUTION.


The ssstucesat7 heretofore e1Isicx htt~-a r. IT
desE&1sd under Tie name ef J. s. 3iI1LAn Co.
tkh Gay dISso1yed bT Ertha1 caE.ept James M::-os
MAt II to sstle the 1aats II Tue 6tz &a reselve Il
u,on3 a &le 81 ~ ta1 due thtrztu.
| Jas NORTON NILLAR.
FzREINlAn Z. PEtHi-
Ctie4z> Oct. - lsx9.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

The fourth annual Tristan conven
ton Of Minnesota, convened at Roches
ter on Tuesday, aa1 ploses to-day. Tbs
delegates from Austin. who are in at
tcndence arc as follows
From TIC NJ E. CAurcA-Rcv. j
NJ. Rogers, Rev. T. J. Lake, and Rev
S. Anderson.
From the Congregational Church.
Rev. j.. NJ: Williams, Mr.. I. a. Rich
arlson and Q. ". Shaw.
No delegates were chosen from th<
Baptist Or Presbytoriaa ,churohua.
The Questions for discussion W ere hin,
in number, all of great interest to TIL
churches.
We are PROMISED correspondents
| from Rochester, for our next paper.
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The Latest News.

| Anc AntcSt News.
Gov. Fitzpatrick Of Alabama was
buried on the 23d', at montgomery.
President Grant has issued pro-
clamation in regard to commercial i'll
tcrcoursc with France.
Another Ocean Telegraph is strongly
talked of between New York and Hague
The government is o. X. Oh the subject.
Gen. Sheridan is ILL.
Liqrorr dealers have had another
convention in Chicago.
The telegraph companies have come
down pcs by reducing their rates.
This to the benefit of st. Paul:
Senator Ramsey has arrived at New
York.
The National Editorial Convention
commenced yesterday at Cleveland
Of course they have free lunches, free
liquors, cigars, &c. Oh, tho poor Edi-
tor
Tho Northern Pacific Railroad men
have held convention at Detroit, sixty
delegates present. They adjourned
after comparing notes, and learning the
resources, through which their pockets
are to be rcplcnished.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

We have had only three days to pre-
parc this paper for press, consequently
it does not present the appearance we
had designed it should The columns
need lengthening to compare with the
inside, and the advertisements should be
rc-set-things noticed more particularly
by the Craft. With time. we will get
our Office in shape, and make the ncces.
sary improvements. y quantity of new
type has been ordered, tesides fine
selection Of paper, cards, &C., on the ar.
rival Of which, We will be prepared to
do all kinds Of printing at, the very low.
! est rates.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

BOOKS! BOOKS Our readers
who desire to send their orders to a re-
liable firm should address Hunter & Co.,
Hinsdale: N. II. For ten yeas: this
house has led in the mail book trade
They have no equels in prompt attcn-
tion to orders. They often receive from
six to seven hundred letters daily, and
load down the mails with books, &c.,
sent to their customers. IF you desire
to deal with a " fair and square" con-
Germ, who will do just Us they agree
every time, be sure to avoid the city
swindlcrs, and address fer Catalogue
&c.,. &C., HUNTER l. CO., Publishers
i1insdale, N. II. 33-1w
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BuslSEss.---The last two days have
been quite busy, and our store keepers
have done good trade.
If grain would take upon: itselfwing'
and fly "away up" in point. of price
the business of our city would be un
preccdonted, and farmers. :s, we'll as
merchants, would wear the most pleas
ant Of counterapces, Indicative ofintenst
inward satisfaction.
Wen rot be surprised. if wheat in ;
short tim e. advances steadi}y to fai
prices.
The recent fall of snow has had tn,
effect Of making good sleighing. Rol
ling stock is below par. Our street
arc t'';.i'y full Of slcig1:,, which tends t.
MAKE things look lively.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

AN OLD BlBLE.-We were shown or
Monday truly old fashioned Bible
printed in the old English text: dated
April LIST, 1892. The book was pub
lished by subscription at the time men
toned: land contains full list Of the
subscribers names, and the number o
copies subscribed for. This most valua
bic edition Of Scripture, is at present ii
the custody Of Rev. Il. J. Lake, wh'
has been depntised by the Rev. A. G
Nelson {frmcriy Of the M. Z. Churcl
Of this place. to present tito tho Koch
ester Lib rary Association.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

Look OUT ABOUT FIREs.-Evcry
mail brings u.s. ACCOUNTS from parts of
the State of disastrous confagrations,
and heavy loszes as a consequence
St. Paul; Winona and St. Anthony,
have been visited by The fire fend''
within week, and it bchoovcs our cit.
liens to observe the utmost. caution and
unceasins vigilance that:a calan'itous
fire may be avoided.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

We would call the attention, of oul
readers to tho advertisement of Uarpe,
4 Brothers, the famous n. Y. Publish
ers, found on our first page. The in.
duccmcnt< offered, by them in the
literary line cannot be excelled.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

.FoR the best cloths, latest styles and
closest fits, call at the establishment Of
P: Zeller, Merchant Taylor, second
door south Of the Court House and at
the southwest. corner of the Public
Square. Mr.. Zeller has been doing a
large business since removing to his
new store. Prosperity seems to be in
his path of honest deal;ng and we be.
speak for his continued success.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-25

Now is the time to buy goods at your
own prices.
$4,000
Worth of READY-MANE CLOTH
ING and GENT LEMAN'S FURN.
IsHING GOODS, of every description,
to he sold 1T Auction, commencing on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at half past
2 o'clock, and to continue every after.
noon and evening, until the stock. j.
closed out. Also, private sales at AUG
TlON PRICES, and no humbug. Ii
fact, this cnti ire stock must be sold with
in few days, and parties wishing bar.
gains, such as they have never before
had, will do we'll to call ut once before
the stock is broken up.
| S3-N SETH saULE.
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NOTICE..

Nj persons indebted to DR.. p, G. Berry
" ~ take notice thrt he has left all accounts
v;1t, .Jn!:n Ath. rton for collection, in Austin
rs paving their accounts to him and taking
as receipt therefore will be the same rs if paid
;"n,c. shall DO obliged to- solicit. Of those
i,nlcltcl to me, to make carly payments as
possible, The necessity Of im,ns.l;*a4.es paE
lrrnt is absolute.
All persons wishing to consult Dr.. Berry
L.; letter or otherwise, will find him at NJ
i1S west Madison street, Chicago.
~! friends from Austin or Mowor couaty
. . respectfully solicited to call on DR.. Berry
";'. in Chicago. They shall be mado vel
cv!nc.
PC. BERRY, NJ. D.
Octobcr 81, 1869. n"9-tf