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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-08


The following is Remains description
of the personal appearance of st. Paul !:
'Paul had sickly appearance, which
did not, as it appears, correspond with
the greatness of his soul, He was ugly,
short, thick-set, and STOPPING, and his
broad shoulders awkwardly sustained a
little, bald head. His sallow counten-
ance was half hidden in thick beard !;
his nose was aquiline, his eyes piercing,
and his black and heavy eyebrows met
across his forehead. Nor was there
anything imposing in his speech; his
timid and embarrassed air and his incor-
rect language gave at first but poor
idea of his eloquence. He shrewdly,
however, gloried in his exterior defects,
and even drew advantages therefrom."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-08

FOR SALE.
offer for sale my farm of 200 acres situated on
BigTdskey River, and miles from Guttenb~re, Cay>
ton county, Iowa. One hundred acres Of ths farm n
on Turkey River bottom. The whole farm Is superior
a 1YooX FARM
Germ and Hay be grown In almost unlimited
quantities. Plenty Of Timber on the farm. spien-
did new bridge has recently been built Turkey
River this farm and the line of the Turkey Valley
Railroad runs directly past, and must have depot
here. also offer for sale . quantity Of
Chester White Hogs and Dur.
ham Cattle.
will give time to suit the purchaser. Fer further
information apply to the subscribeE the pSsmissa
D. 0efIRQOCK.
Gutenberg, August 25th, 1850. "a
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-08
LARGEST.

Largest Stock Largest Variety! Largest Reduce
tionsi Largest Made! Largest Facilities
TO these standing attractions Ia now added the
special attraction of the most magnificent stock OF
Fall and Winter Clothing, Ready Made or to Or
der Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats, Caps, Trunks and yalises, &C., Very, Very
Cheap For Cash.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-08
Oh Il APEST!!
MOST POPULAR.

People go there because their friends and neighbors
who shrewed people go there They know that the
Western Emporium could not maintain its acknowl.
edge aud increasing popularity unless it really did
better than other houses.
, 1869-12-09
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
4 War Clond in tlsc tink
Nt4toFical "Reminiscences


aris tNor. NJ Correspondence e5 sh< London 7snsxA
Under the tile OF LHEnyre de u. Btsma1ck.
ls6s-IstA work is about TO issue frnn the Paris
Press which may Re found 10 contribute use1ul
peed IL .a.saT T. Vssor W. Us u Ge1
many during the campaign Of 1865, WIS present
II most Of IL kttntax ecenea and seetaa 70 have
With Count Btsnark, OF whom he snw \ rood deal
We must be prepared, therefore, tor some leantog
txsd ne aeo Ct The se 19s 10 tsr ss
hands, the author does net shank iEo:a. CHI.
- ~ 9 f. + s's e.
rom ce1t Al % ptIs tahs eaxs aaa ser eas a Z
IIorkttz and at N!ke1snurR h1d always been re-
ceiyed with kindneB OF which retain the most
lively teme9htacce. Toward 70 = might WIS u
Ambassador, ". Dercdettt I. WIS announced Go
and tAke q cup Of lea tn rte ts5aw:aE.. room,
Y nsEa1Sa - sAa 70 ms 1Tan T,13e,, 6e Nh yna
then i IN the morning, About twenty persons,
tne family and Intimate friends, awaited the
s,s5 I'll. n .Px :, ss e. ieei IN
and smoked hni dra1k beer In the German fash.
ton. The coIrIrsatton. alternaiel! grave and
e. q Wn Faret IL il G
t!dur d L Mln.st1s. in sad. Vii Iou ai1o. me 10
pesce Of war that CARY back to Paris: = VI. lsz-
ma1ek answered promptly. - aayaete iueatsh,1
With FraEce: rIEiJ hop" that France and
r1usLta will beucetorNari form the doasn Of
Intelligence aLd rroare:s ! !ancltd detect
I'd singular smile on The lips Of . msn destined
to occupy dlssipgo,shc.! p!ar,s in Prasstaa pol
ltlcs. the {1iVy Gcunct!o1 Baron yea keudell
Next morning called upon him and tod him
how Eucn tat emile hal puzzled me. You leave
for France 10 might, he taid Gre me your wort
ii honor to keep Whist an going 10 tell you de-
cret until you rtscn Paris: before fortnight we
SHAH Eaye war on the khtpen France peEststs tn
Etr territorial dcmaRdS. She asks what
NC neither can nor viii give heE. Prussia
will never yield an inch Of German
sroucd: re could not do It without rats
lrg al Germany against u, and, II Il
cones to that, We would rather rBise her nRainst
Frence than against ourselves That step Of the
Tuilertcs Cabinet, 20 rEofobrdty iMponuc fnd un-
skullul a, such n,cstenr. and which resulted III
chick given 70 French diplomacy, Vas oi wonder-
ful service u. DsIaIk IN all his enterprises Of
Germany. 1t furnished him with an Irresistible
asRumen: to prnrc the necessity OF great arna-
L ellis against Frnnce, at the same tl1e TINT nis
Ttfnta1 to give up the teAst norse OF German soil
still further exalted the pzessc Of r1uas:a In the
eyes Of erc,y German patl1ot'
, 1869-12-09
MISSOURI.

Murder In Camden County-Physt-
clnn% 10 be 1tcEtsscrcd-1kctnon
strancc-Nprk On elac Bridge ut ST.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec s--The Boar, OF Heath have
tssued o1deZs requiring all physicians and mid
NAMES. Residences, and sliploma with the CLERK Of
the board. and that after January /, no burial per.
mita be Issued by the clerk unless the death Ger.
snd lie coreaer officiating !: tic Investigation.
The t;crlnau physicians Of this city hold meet
tpE fo-Mor1oW night, 10 reinonsttase against the
sie!aa under sentence 81 death Tor poisoning nls
wife.
County. last Saturday eseu!nR. Moses aud Ben
iania Eatcnln. Aassstant A9ee1soE: had goae 70
camden County to IT, atIest reitx Nn!sewoEth fos
evening, The door was suddenls opened and Aosea
vas thot Whitewnrth u I desperate character,
md Is fuppt5cd 70 be The murdeler.
vas tece,yed At the 1nScFuAl Revenue Once
sEDAl14. No, Dec. s-Depaty Marshal Moses
worth, IN Camden. County. Please instruct the
Marshal 10 send force Immediately.
MACK J. LI4x1I1, Assessor
Commissioner Dslano has se4egzxpaed tor fullti
81. Loris, pec. s.-work On the eastern pier q
the bridge to c1uss the river here u progressing
snsna nsS;nS It's s :ns soss sss a.. y The pss
reached fne bottom Of the river. and today taot
patnps were pat 10 work, and the ssnd aod wate1
Tne csi.son @ Is Is now OILY asoas 5.nlne ises
A.nk beforr reachlnG the bed Of rock,
The festtrnl OF the Immaculate Conception ha
q sse a ass
continued ali day. The eltars ale Adorned Wit
The eo.tlte1t and roai beautiful ornaments. III
the churches have been shronged with deTou
, 1869-12-09

.f From the H'Afe Pine laasnd katirr, Ike.
Information ID regard 10 the mineral resources Of
Eastern Sevata, and especially about While Pine.
Most Of these letters come from the Eaat whetc
dent Of The Pac.0c coss; would not ask for in.
formation Ia regard 10 our mineral Resources for
bis own tstlstacuon: brt ec might nsk It In be-
10 Us iust COW. h 4. Cox, an Oil resi-
t!euI Of NeEa.ia, but now connected with
the National BaEk OF Commerce Of Chicaso,
nation regarding Th!:e rtue and csner districts
Of Eastern Nevada He says cabinet OF mineral
specimens would oe 1hhaA'nHs Icceired By the
posstion. tic ssTs Chicago j. Wiling to invest Ia
our Ic.nes. and tbs *ho:s country East ,. Is
Of the Tres,urc Mil and Mining Company hare
created this anxiety. lie adds that rreTioas to
regarding Whlte lsue vas "parer. reports. =
Perhsps those receiving this nunl.er Of our paper
will place this statement as smother paper re-
Il an answer 10 naInhes Of letters Of inquny r.
pArding White Pine and Eastern Seyada.
uaslng bad an experience d more than
% casiiosnta and Sevad,. w W. onsat 10 Know There:
OF We speak when We say that Easscru Nevada
ofets better inducements TO capital tor ni9tna
ee s1 neS II svf ne
extends ter hundreds Of u1:es, and tho district.
In which ren letigea Of AtEentttero9s ore are
i1cis vii be formed in the eprns. fru1
lud1caiiorA, many gold mines viii be opened
IN Eastern Nevada. next year. We hare
seen as handsome god specimens a. Csllfotnls
ever produced, which came from our home ledRes
But utntr Is in its infancy In " bile Pine; 10 ont
klte d1llicss, II Nigh: b* sa!. nothing more Thar
prospecting has been done. But all the intl!ca
tons point 10 the fact that We are On the grea
mineral belt running down through Mexico ant
south America As chlcaso is the ne4
miners viii fcnd Es Samples Of their ores, We vii
hare them carefully packed and sent 10 Mt, Cox
ereA. Eatt wants Information in regard 70 Whit
Fzne ami Eastern Sera'ia- Let "a send them on
magnificent cabinet OF cres The Inland En1ir
once viii faithfully take charge Of and f0rEAt,
wha,etet ores nay te intended for this purpose.
, 1869-12-09
WISCONSIN,

official Inspection OF the Ssnto tn-
stitussens-Stnte Efntvefsaiy-Katt.
road Dfsnstcr-Pcfs0uhfs
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
MAptsoK, Dec. !.
The Legislative Whiting Committee met here lass
ereolrg, and this afternoon &:a.1ed On their tour
Of inspection Of the state tn9t1suuous- They 70
ursr 70 The State Prison. It WAupcn. Aod what In
st1tution they will VISIT uexr II undecided Senator
Bntt, OF Union County, Vas unable 10 accept An
appointment On the COMMITTEES.
The Wrnter term OF the State Gn1retMty began
tp-day, with i large number Of stn1eatA
The New England society Of this city held ~
annual meeting Last might, and reelected David
Atwood P1ea1dsnl aud sosed not to celebrate the
Landing Of the Pilgrims, this year.
4 freight N21n On the Milwaukee Railroad IN
od the tzack, some ntteen n1es eaas Of he.e,
ta1ly this morning, runntnG twelve cafs, loaded
with holk wheat, ito ditch. Tie track w1s not
cfeared I'LL tonight and passenger tratus were de-
lsJed In consequence =.
Congressman Hopkins = M Improving. aaa
was helped up Oh hl1 feet fot moment or TWO
to-day. He rtass well And gains 1tzeugtn daily.
General Atwood, Of The Journal u getting better
but EeIy sloviy, and u much pIosIaked By his
dlsease and inability 10 ess or sleep.
, 1869-12-09

TIM u.rrE, lad, Dec s.-To-day = p.o.eed.
Hlth rery nu1efo1sy sttendod pt1yer. meeting,
at 8 O'Clock. which Mss pres!ted ever by D. L.
Moody. af Chlcsco, AT 2 O'Clock, the President,
Chtr,eA Cofnn. Tas Introduced, and made
~ appropriate speech. upon assum.
The mt toptc for discussion, "Wnu t the de-
nsnd fo1 INCREASED Christian e6ort a The S:ste -
raPot,a: Rey- III. Thrush, Of South band: Rev.
l. Hyde, Of Indianapolis, and Y. Leztla, oi Aadi-
eoos Rev. Alien, Of Rockville: Rev, McC4xcE. ol
Iv2nSS!ne, and Others Of the Clergy and laltY,
1he second topic for discussion: 'sHow can Vt
Getare Nore general attendance OF the people IN
tttJ ana country upon pc1le woEsh1r ~ Hal
opened b. cofonsi J. ". RaJ. who Nx3 followed
By other delegates IN ht1ef, pertinent and aoinat.
ID seuartA.
A. the commencement Of the afternoon se4Aor
e F. Ccfun n1de ver3 effective address, upor
the question hat can but1ne8s men do to-
Cnf1sts" Others spoke upon rue ZANE topic
which Proved n2ott interesting one, and HtnfJ
N1Eebousc, Of England, followed with = Bible lee
tnIe L aoody, p Chicago and Others d.
stsffea ol ne tnttrn membership of i el.azph b,
beSt organized 1td deTtfoptd3"
Through The morning and afternoon ses&!on
the attendance b0;h Of c1tt1en4 and delegate
from other parts = a. very l419e, and the dcepea
interest w1a manifested IN Ill TIE proceedings
The attendance this eTentnx was larger than a
apJ previous seaeop. hlling the lafgcss church Il
tue c1ty--the ConEre9Rtlona!-tol l1 Utmost espa
city. The time wRa occupied with debates, snor
manifested grtss interest mud satisfaction Th
convention i, IN III respects. auccess, sni Is ea
C11luR m tn1neEce from which Chr4tIAna eIpec
much good fu result.
, 1869-12-09
CHICAGO. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1869.

been re- sth HON the Nsrtk Ct the stexner Ri
eeca ~ to tuls hour, namely. Sanford KAE1,
'0ont.t Ahese arc Ill tha. Art positively known
70 % 0ss, though tt il reported 1ud neleVed that
NIX 0s eRht more Are ml&slpF, The cabtu pAssea-
ke1s carey e11ped with their lives, iosi1R their
,saZ4a2a The boat WAS salued 1t *, 60 Insured
IoI tle, go IN y neelipS snd Ctne!nnata compauieA
e-klScIxhATf. Dec. s.-A spec1L 10 the Gzres.x
aa3e Saa AteaNer Renecca. from Wheeling to Pas-
1elaootf. Ea9ck barge ~ Tho hstdxe pser n sar-
kefsDnrx a y O'clock laal niRht and sunk instant.
II to the hpIHc&na deck TheTe weze forty pa1-
gsfEef8 On toa1d. Eight peFeons were drowned.
Ihe.f names Az Hawthorne, Carr; Long. Sanford,
NeBltdtt Cz1T. Poole, and one UNKNOWN nau. Tha
podJ or too4s the only one recoseEcd- Tho bo4t
can be IAiAed.
, 1869-12-09

n inteH!ew Today with Genera, Butter. Chu,.
nan q The Committee on Reoonsttuexlpp. Tne
tnteasoW Waa satisfactory TO both parties and the
% .1ente -, ist - assured that their mt,son Woud
~ esnecsAklai+ oat that . pledge Will be required
- pfelnln3i1 thai the S,xte Constitution wlll
be carried ool II good faitu-
0THKK &DM1NA11oNK,
AEorE the rouatna4to1.s sent 70 TIT 9snats wo
Ehai,cs J. Fo.Rar, AsststAnt Heasn1er. and Geo.
~. fal@ef. Appraiser q New fosk Also The fol-
Case, cnief Of ths Bureau oi osdsnsnec: Fsai I'm.
men, Chief OF the HureAn Of Yarls and Docks;
Edward r Dunr, Chief Of he Bureau Of PROM.
bureau Of MedtClDa and Surgery. -
1Hx NATIONAL LABol CONVENTION or co1oExD
aaoPted resolution TINT IT. President acd fsce
II n &c 70 .as s s sss eas1t
latiocA Of tie C0aoI Iub0sers OF lhe lled S.aseA
plaAhMlTlEs kkMutED,
TIE setate Today passet the House blu r.
i!eysng frnfn political disabilities ls1K= numher
Hogan, E,ciaId i. Wintesssnith. and BiAnton
Il Ttou u. !ohu E.! ost, 4. MeAnec, Joaa Logan,
William T. keltuT, 1h0DRs W Saa;ef, J. War.
.en t:fegGsbs. a. J. besli: Jsmea a. Frazer.
DlckIu.on, William Z Iell, John i. Wllls.
JaheL II. school: 8. T. +. d. E,at. i. o. Harms,
L r Over, ra.caaalI j. Baker. and Raoert BID
THE srrEEaE ccrRr VACANCY.
No domination nAs vt been tnstc fus the sacan-
81 LII btECH u LUG A41I{h Ql t2e
Gbitea states. The chance, Undoubtedly, ties be-
twtsn Attorney Geutiai upsr AID Judge Er.l!ue,
Of Georgta-
fCsps n TIE TREASURY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, NJ present. ha1
oo hatd shout ssi 0.o oeo IN coin. and The receipts
i,ota Customs auficg ne bsIatce Of this Eonth
!o:sl OF Isl. COX, ,tou. The weekly sa.es OF gold,
coReyer. will reduce this nmoaut 81. .oo}, coo Or
ts,oS0M1 On the 3lst inkt. about Ss 0co, 900 will
be required 10 paY The sesui ANIMAL interest On the
bolda OF 1851, aud 5s9a fa!!trR due The lst
rFoxiu o. which Will leave a bai.nce On hand OF
about fl tG1, 900, CT So tx, ,0e at that tine,
There Is spirited struggle bet seen the CON-
ntttee OF WaJs ncd Menus IN the DantiuR Sud
Currency Committee az to the reference OF bills
retaflSe TO currency, baukt.H, mad spec!c par
neutE. As Gcltsni GHr1e|d, Chairman Of the
BANKING nId Currency Committee Il to 1nrof Of
, 1869-12-09

drartne up the formal dseuuen. for the Captains
Agu2trfr. he would invariably saY to me-: Ia
Charles S3eedJs name tNere7 u not put HIN
down general dtsobodienec ot oEdezs-svtiTe
lAAhet.F ..
The poor deEil nnally beeeme tired ct this
constant nogEHa. aud - was taSea acf E1to
xart Of p&ta,yNs 8n1 placed on Ito Gck list, 21t,
Of coune, while rtdtf the earVeon hands, war
exempt hpn punishment Whenever he walked
hts whole body shock and trembled in 4 sfuZufar
Eahutx, WhtCn t<Ased - ~ccn - ho tai doWQ
again. Perhaps onr kt0ahe1tted surgeon vas
bot 1Mro4ed Crcr, but Only inn1ancod By pity.
but tept HIM On me SICK llsi until cur aIE!val i
pitAL also lett the r. II Uonolul1, and
tbree days after her departure l met speety,
completely cured, and waking 8s erect Al II he
had never ha'i sick Gay in bis LIFE. He has never
denIed to lie ih1t this lIlneaa WAS III deception,
AID Il lasted many months He remained seyeral
yssrs :: tae saaaHSn ls!snes, aad opened nsx.
dsyA consdetahlJ In debt. At present he Il In
New fo1f, Nhe1e often zee him. lie engages IN
eh1tewss1,nx and carpet shat!nR daring the sun1-
Met: but n the winter usually becomes so.ely
oppressed for moneIy and then he calls upon me
for tr,ntnR loans. which, II an old ahipmase, be
otyer fstla to get"
, 1869-12-09

vert df IN tncenjlas3. Probable lossea: Beder
I Dodds, II 900, tng1sed: PeteDeu BzoA u, ,9o1
insured fos tta,ooe; Eorth1Cp i Co, &10oo tn.
sured for s, ,oeo; A. Pat7, s0a, % insurance; '.
4. 1ennttt, $500. DO insurance J. Enlso, Il IN,
II suEvA icr 81 bce.
FnuAp1EaI4v De-. A-The members Of the
tlou Of the hall, net to-day II store On Arch
street ar6 resumed b1IieeAa. Their hail VIII b
1ebult Immediately. Ths origin Of the nse. IL
fas, IL ktill \ E1Sftf1.
AxwAFE. Dec 4-Heslesa jeveiJ wo7s were
burned last night Loss, 5000 Several wotkuen
narrowly escaped.
Bos7oK, Dec. slant evening tao Of the
1ar6e buildings on CommerciM WhAtf, known
entisely ce.,roIed By nrr, and = IArRe
quantity OF heat and nous MAS burned, and much
valuable machinery was ruined. The HllIs wcse
owned ~ Nssan Efttpg. Loes est1tn1ted 1t
1lE eco 10 SF o.0fo. injured IN western odacex-
The origin Of the nre u unknown. Tna Pfeaence
of Tic engines VIM much dalAyed bT snow,
, 1869-12-09
GEORGE PEABODY.
FrcrnFN tiona for tho Removal to
America OF 1Eih fcnntn4.

f'rtfn the La'.faH DhHE Htutt A1r. X.
The executors of ;he late Sir. Peabody, acc0ul-
panied by Mr.. Peabody lsusscll, OF Boston, who
has Just arrived from America, yistt,i THE Mon-
arch this day for the puJncse OF Inspecting the ar
r1Egementa made 10. tlc reception Of the body.
which e to he II moved IRON Westminster AbteJ
on Friday next. Cr TO last week It had been un:
terstood that Sir Curtis Laupeon, Bart, aad
pauy the remains 10 Dtusers, bot the AZ
riynl OF M RUSSELL who comes out ns The
c!de1t uAtc representative Of the family, to take
charge Of the body, renders this marx OF honor no
longer Necessary. Ihe coftn WIN he deposited Ia
cAbfnA are nitsl for Mr. Nusse1l anu for M1. Pes.
bodJ'1 personal servant, who was with hlu Wheu
be dled. The Major had dekiEed to make pub
lie procession through the town, but II Is under
stood that the e1ec1torf wish this TO he avoided,
II possible. The Monarch is our nnest tuTet sntp.
She will Sail out to Srsthea, and there be Joined
hy the Richmond and two oihern Of the American
squadron, and with this convoy the femaina OF
the great phllanthfoptst Will Ike caITe1! to Port
land, arriving It Is expected abont the sth Of De-
cG{nbeI,
, 1869-12-09
The Draw back, E'rAuds-EoInnkaFy
Return OF 11rs Hln8chFoEd-1En.
poftAnt Revelations FEomixcd.
From the .Stso FORK HFra;t Dte* 6.


TIE d.arback frBuds sensation hAs assumed 4
new phase b. the return 70 the city Of Mr. sAuaei
7. Bl4Chforo, Nho left the country for Canada
carly IN November. It VIII he zeueUhe.ed tnts
nj. Blatchford, who was Deputy Collector, was
cnArgtd with being The principal II the alleged
frauds. A few days 4go Colonel H hls1cJ, the IN.
aefasIgAtle chief o. the Secret Service Division Of
the United States. reeesred :1stIactioas nom The
Secretary OF tho Tfeasury, Nj. Boutwell,, to pro-
coed to Montreal, Canxda, and effect tue cxIhdt-
Ton Of MT, BixtchioTd- Colonel Whittier srz1Ied
IN that city, ater previous conference T1ta Judge
Pe.zeport, on Friday eyenlng !ast, and immediate
" conferred with Mt. Eaichforu, who, o1 {e4ru-
Ing Of the desire ul The government 70 have
hin 70 return 10 The United STATES, informed MI.
Whitley that he would cheerfullJ xaisa al forms
Of lax ard vol1nt111l! resnn, = he EA nI no
been nAde the kcapegoAt upon Whose back the
sins Of ether oEe1de1s had been perched. THIS
vii be gratifying neHA TO the friends Of Mt.
Blatchfofi. who al along have insisted that tn2t
gentleman had beeD used bv other parties to beoe-
1t themselves Colonel Whitley and bis ca4Fxe
reached thla c1sy List night and 70 day Nj. Hztcn-
ford viii give bonds In *QJ amount demanded bJ
the government to ansTef any charges pending
aFaioat him 1t Il believed that the return Of Nj.
BlAtcbford will result IN the 1odden departure
from the country Of more than one otociM WIN
hAfe 70 faf cnuEdefHd II htr1SElTet lA{G.
, 1869-12-09

MINNESOTA.
Paul-His

4 Bogus Count Mt st. Paul-Hts
Operations. -.
Sr. FACl. MINI, Dec. S-Theodnrc ]. Picard
has teen nAsa.ng hitnsen OF IN thts city ~ :
Count, with authority TO Invest lir9c sana 81
mo1eJ for f1tton1 English policemen. A.s
fof fs5n, ai1ef tt:n9 indoraed @o5 :
weitnown citizen here. Nz&.caIhed b. the Marine
Danf. He also succeeded IN getting two notcs Of
Il ,ahl each discounted yesterday. lie dted %
esc4pe without pay ing n!a boa1t hill, and VII n.
rested lie cnn!c1aed himself 10 be N lMpcasQI
md swlndler, and u tn lA!l awaiting t11A.
, 1869-12-09
OHIO.

Receiver Appointed for q Street
Rnltrond-State Dental Assoean,
zion.
CINCINNATI, Dec SIN the Superior Couft, to
day. Judge Hogan appointed 1ndgt j. T. Na1ec
This Is not owing, IN tho least, 70 pecu1tarJ en-
baFraaxtDeut bat to personal dlt0cutt1e8 Az0noS
atpekhpldefa and Cmcef4-
CoLEk8rs, Dec S-Tne Municipal Convention
to-day adopted = resolution akEtig the titne-1
Assembly TO amend the municipal code 10 - tc
authorize Bo1rd1 Of Health to license knd reN1
late houses Of l1-1a1ne and prescribe Limits within
Which scch houses &hau not EXIT
The STATE Dent1l Ax1ociaton elected the fol-
F. d. Rsavinkel, Of Chilnooshe; &c PTuetdents
[. Buffet, Of Cleveland; n. y. WniA11, q
xenia; Correspondence seeretsH. 4. y: 4kx
neI1o.a @ I, of Toledo; Tnz Teasa9ts; aeofTs wst+ q
Cleyel11d,
, 1869-12-09
PEORIA.

The aquAbble Between sho City Cow
rnmcnt and tho Chicago, Rock
island 4 Pacific HAitEonds
Peoria, Dec. S-JudRe PuteshAugh yesterday
rendered 4 6ecaGon In the cAse OF toa ChIeAEo+
Rock Ialana i Fac11c Railroad Company n Tue
CITY Of Peur1a, aEAin81 The Ta!l1ozA The Case
grew out Of the rqs1;nR down Of = stde-t11c on
Water ttreeL The Case WzA appealed. In tbs
aite1noon the Mayor, Hroshersou, took posse Of
men 10 tear up the nack. Threats Of prosecution
Of 1hote engaged t tearing up the uScE ase
made,
, 1869-12-09
DISASTER.
Sinking Of n Steamboat on the Ohio
Five Llvkz Lost

sinking OF n Steamboat on the Ohio
Five Llvkz Lost
WuxuNa, Y. Ia. Dec. S-The Wheeling sod
rarkerx5c{x pscket Rebecca coll9e4 with Pier
80 1, Of the rev railroad pttdge At Pa5kt1aborE.
The passengers ara reported 6zved. SeFeral deck
hands we're Killed.
WHEuNG, Dec, Slater reports floM F7lk-
ertnury reduce tie lo4 Of Tie 70 four or DIRE,
nants nos yet ssee1txued II scekns the ooaz
ss1rek coal nerEs, sunk BY ooltding !sia :
xate1, she Is probably total 1osa Passengers
nj saTed. Marine d1saste9s hxve been Of dzAy oc-
cuI1enea within . week. Eight bsrgea have been
| b{Idees /. % iatre and Ts,ket1ourgh, AMI nn1-
bef OF Similar accde1t2 aSa reported to hare o.
ept{ed 1t the SseubHuv1Ile hrih4eL
l FAatt1s4. II. In, vea s-Afs ~ ~ AAvs
, 1869-12-09

SrR1x6Eiun, Dec. S.-Iion- & NJ 4orlton. tcst
from Decatur, s.ates that Judge Emerson Is much
better, And viii be here TO take hi1 seat IN The
Convention.
An attempt to burn the citJ cal3hoose VIA made
iaAt night. This Is the second attempt within
eight dA5N
comM euce operations On the Springfield, gilman
/ Clinton Ral!1p3d, and work viii II once begin.
, 1869-12-09
TIE WEST.

Isrocccdtngs IN the wyoming LcSis-
1n1MFe-The Woman Suffrage f1tll.
S2ecial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Dec. s.
The following sct was passed by the Wyoming
Legislature, and signed BY the Goscrno1 Jesses-
day:
ANY person In the employ Of any rafroad IN
this Territory, VINO may be Injured CT
killed while IN the performance Of hts
duties or otherwise. shali have, ot his
widow or heirs aaa!! hare the same night Of action
for damages against said company as II sueh per-
sou Was not IN the employ Of said cosopaoy. AM
agreement, written or yerbsl to hold such com.
pauy harmless Or free from damages shall be null
ard yoli =
Council. to Z; House, : tok
, 1869-12-09

LOUISVILLE. Dec. s.-A resolution passed the
Kentucky Scnate to-day for the removal Of the
remains cf Ex-Governor Wiekll1e to Frankfort
In the House !eavc was asked to bY!ng IN bf.l
cnars!pG the law regulating the rste Of interest
In Kentucky. 1t proyit!e1 mat where no rite is
trecittd Elk Per cent shall he the law. hut shat
Parties nay agEee upon any higher rate. not ex-
rpthInR Ten ntr cent
, 1869-12-09

san FEANc1kcp, Dec. S-Both branches OF the
Legislature Today notlded the Governor that Saey
were ready for bua!ntaS The message Is u be de-
ntettd tomorrow.
A bill re;atn:ug IN oGec thr Democratic Super
intendent OF Schools IN sso fralcisco, passed tat
senate abd Assembly, By Etr1cs panty 1ose- Tho
BoAed OF Education hhs heretofore elected the
Superintendent. The bill poslpones the matter
TIL the Etxt Federal election.