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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11
q New Sansation.

Tho last sensation made w the enterprising
MIR. James Fisk, ir., comptroller OF the Erie
hallway, Is the unhertakirgof plan by which
" IS proposed to make the line Of the Erie
lihlwSy, from the foot of Chambers street and
Iwenty-third stree. - Buffalo and Dunkirk.
an unbroken belt OF light all through the dark
nights, both III summer and winter. The Ber-
gen tuinel is to be 50 brilliintlv illuminated
day anu night that upon lowering day the
eyes oi the passengers viii I've almost blinded
rs the train emerges from the mouth of the
tunnel, owing to the difference between the
bright light of the tunnel md the dull rays Of
the sun. The means to hc adopted 20 carry
ont this great plan, and thus precluding the
possibility OF any further accidents on the road
on account of darkness, is in the application
OF the electric light To every locomotive on the
line, and stationary lights at the ferries in the
tunnel! and at durgerOus curves along the
rOute. The attention Of the Eric companv
was first called To consider this scheme by Mr.
+. c. Morse, and Fisk at once authorized him
10 go Ia work and see what could be done Mr.
Morse thcrcupUn commenced to make arrange
mcnts for the manufacture Of n large number
of the electric lamps at Jersey City, and he is
quite confident that within three months he
Will have Erie all ahlazc.
MIR. Morse claims Ia have made several val
uable discoveries and improvements in con
ncction with the electric light One inven-
lOn claimed by him is "a asclf-sustnining battery.
and another is Il device for making the carbon
points, used to give tho electric light; burn for
months without wasting away. This electric
light. 1t is said 10y those who have experiment
ed with II, will cast a shadow behind an OPAQUE
body ut distance Of ten miles. But when
Jared by the motion of a locomotive, the in
tcnsity of the light is diminished. The light
VIII illiminc the track iUr three miles ahead
however. 80 that, where the road is straight.
the engineer can discern any object Mt that
distance. BY another device the electricity
used to run the lamps will he collected by the
friction Of the wheels the trains are in mo-
ton. Two lights will bc used for lighting
Bergen tunnel, with one in the middle, a. the
tunno! Is not straight bu: curves Other
lamps will then be stationed at each end Of the
Iav0nia ferry, which will throw a broad belt
Of light across the North river every night, TO
guide the traveller safely 10 his home in the
metropolis These lights will, it is said. be so
intense, that on the darkest, fogsy night there
will bo no danger of collision on the water.
any more than in the daytime Still more il
Is Proposed e. ill Twputy-third air,ct every
night with q food Of white light. from the
North river g the Fifth Avenue hotel So that
travellers at the heart of tho metropolis may 1t
all times he reminded of 'hu broad and happy
way.-N. !. lI0rid.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11

s,In,.i InhhE were not righteous people enough in
io"' I"i !" Spnro 1t, but There was u pretty good
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11

p, hErENTASr BUEGLAR.-Somc time ago
nhi,hry' leader of tho Now Mclodcon Orchcs.
ira lost very valuable violin. Yesterday hc
received notc informing him whore il could
~ m ioun", winding MP with the assurance that
The individual who had tokon !, yos srrry
therefor. Smithcy strnightwoy rcrn;rcl to
the arot designated nnd sure enough rccoy.
cfc9 INC missing property. As n literary Gu
riioSity we give the note alluded 10 rc,i,Tibn II
nnrGi'm which is as follows: "smithcy Yor
nae! Is III APPLE ov lumber 90 10 Kr0aa Eorncr
Ana tern to the rito Ill go Com In a Pile oy
i,nncr ~ both sides II is IN tho LETT han eide
hind Empire. '''''
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11

=, inE Richmond Wing snys: "wo boo thc
now no YORK world, and all tho ovcr-acaons
Dcmocrntic Journals 10 let us alone. What ,""
nave done has been done without thcir oiJ
nnh IN spite Of their opposition. WCnro more
muon"d to President Grant than 10 nlI tho
I IM"rsn.rn Democrats put together for our do.
, 1869-01-30

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ouoteaon ~ ~. ~ ,h.s na1s ~ ~ ~ WI. tan
Icqon - ,,rs ~ ~ thsk liz suG uvnE t VI a
~ ~ W. s"eH' "''n tn'0AA :" us'4ao
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III sfas ..hs W tne ~ n @ ,stss ~
WV wv ea9se ne.wa wae :. ns.S 'onJ ~ 5o1 op5" ny
tsshg.hnc nj l y ~ "
f,,t ,hsa, ~ W. ~. =. ~ ue:
~ y w sohG;sos.on. Lbmnlys toa ., Maai. nlaeI
1os tnen tac1 efo ottcn = aaastset9st n pos1-
ufe 1 eitess snoenee o. !ns ntns. ntns...
AZ n!auu9 % vac e.n.sstuo 10 pzuFtes t1e nuu1f
~ - fNo.1su w NV " "oute ferM. II vou oenefe
s9 sen teoaouy ~ uae - tne Witaeshss Hn2. :
.s.ns. ., -" tos' ~ rtJHnSe. snoke 70 oa0
aneas ~ saa w ~, A1o .aA. .tnsss taao1. 80
Hn uaufee f hs sI saa ne tG!a Eam 20 90 on tna Ia
- ~ II ,his T. 40 !. Nn% pt " ~ ,entandos
th.,t ihat III nmi.stnn 49,. Ein ~ ". intnnto,
ta.P..nd he " r,n.. ne tus m
n,e,.,oo fn mtkS 49, cr,.v .x1tn ~, IL -
sha.a w.s ~ ,hrn .p.i.. '0a1 ~ ea,;, - -
w. r,sr nsae mi ,,oe,rss
rtah, ~ frne that ths rI.,,nsn N, ~ ns m, =
r,rctsciv in xhst fosn, thr hnnrs vrre ~ =, teot
m;rht nm;f IN nroyt.Ir M ~ ssiS a,th IA n,nn"s
hnnts ffTt rrh ignornrcr. ma w If h,thta In
nnent ~ ;srf not knowinu vh.t III via ~ hnnt.
nnunht r. u. msfr ertrics ~ thn honh. i ~ "a
s.1th ;rt.nt ~ rfrsu6 tho rn.ntnnrrt ~ vnmtd
r., nnt|,Y II fhrrr II fFa,,h IN ih.t T.. sror,a Nv
u,1,. "a IL. nrTncrty snh;crt r. .n,tr,s ~ ,hss
XIV NJ aH INV s.esns ~ es ~ tn.t w, 80 ~
te.! ~! ~ ~ this n,ff of i'm rss. - hsnn,
Ky i'', ruit,x nf frsnd fh"r n nos n.',stJ, !,
hnos. ~ n ~ nsrino cniries In In hnns
| W.,lcn. rfrrnm.'aucra arc rc,,cd r,.n,, nv N,
| ssssn1 =. IL tic,tirr ts.sSH1.. nF - s10
, 1869-01-30

he ladies' OF the Chicago S1roels gave go
cishlr 1.st evening at their pa.loes In Major
ltocK. The rooms were taattfuliI arranged ior
the occasion. the seran!umR nourished in rhe
wiz do1s, ard tie csnar1 hung In the corner over
the plano. The hour appointed Was half-past
tirtt, md ehnr,,y after that time the company
nefan 10 arrive. Among those present We're Ms
and Mrs. D. 8. Waterman, Hr. and Mrr. Leonard,
MIR. N q Mrs. CEas. +. jackson, Ats Mills, .Mr.
and Mr. WNkowsla. the Misses Hutchinson,
Ti,nts, Ntttrs. W1nk1es, Raster AID SchIaGcr,
S'uafs ztttu.g. and Mr. Geotty Gordon. Of The
{SaHHf -adrtftiftT. together with many more.
The COMPANY comprised beauty and brains. *enao
and Wit. They talked and chatted in gToups, and
many euhjects were discussed in d good d.natured,
ocd.humoycd way. Literature, science and art
were touched upon, and much w1t vas expended
Missee Hutcnlntop, Mrs. Jacksur aud Mrs
WttkoWfks presided At the piano. and did the fine
iI.tr1ment fuH justice. 4 new song composed
hy M1s. Leonard. in adyo-scy OF woulan's rights,
was played In aaolr3ble style hy Mte. Jackson
| 10 the tute Of - naN Column ata." It wAs much
admired BY those WIN hestd H. The pabic viii
! have tho bencht of It 1t the ennScut1on to be
/ held next mouth. At II O'Clock Refreshments
were eeryed, atd shortly at!erward TIC 9ucss'
| ie = toeiab1e, they uay be there to ece. The ex
| pertinent Was success, and dcsotvts to be re
| rtatcd. The.e adToea!cs ofwatn IN = rs9h;t wct<
rot ao1f or STIFF. but as joslal, and merry. ant
lcbt-hesrtcd. as the most frivolous AID thought
less El,l, Whose whol: cx1ste1ce Ia spent In tt
r1reuft Of fashion ard folly. The difference I.
shst tho So1otle ladies have Il une,to be melI
tIicy Gu it Esth all thetf might. Long mss the
l n
, 1869-01-30
HOW TO MAKE a UNITED
STATES SENATOR,
Plain Facts showing How Old mr..
Glen yERa NAmbo1zted lnto Voting for

Plain Facts showing How Old mr..
Glen wEA WAmboaz zted lhto VottnE for
From The nfcheste. Chronicle, Jan. ~.
In a personal iutervew With Nj. Glen. re n.
her Of Astembly from the Second District Of
VIZ GSsn{ t ~ wsts
on the Senatorial Question. which has been the
subject Of Considerable Newspaper gosatp during
hut ~ II a0 81 Juae
Wien the lattct withdst. he declined 70
take s.ees for ether Morgan q q Fen, en-
ss,dc and elcettng Hen John a. Girls xold Of
eotnc her en,!emsn ot eqaaly unohtsetton .b!e
TIC conlett was narrowed doxn to Morgan or
Fenton, and few hours ptesioaa 10 @ ~ I eaae1s I
ano announced bis liberalization TO that gentle
raan. Immediately after this interview NJ. Glen
% ssas &
= bu,inees es,.6li.hment IN ALBANY. There
| were Ereeelt At thta meetleR liant ton harris,
walker, Joh, ii. Reynolds, o! Pu.Eeyy,l!e and
others. These persons. knowing Mr. Gle9'a ab-
horsnse Of tte!s s9Erapt.on nsb:!y ~ s,n, In.
That q certain pctaon from his district had ~.
enmed 10 act rs a broker 10. him, aad sald bis
asdea nd asSed g 81 s. wh
ee1. out toand tue man, but soon returned With
.hs statement thst the indi''da; Tan'ed
cone. sSI1R Asa apon his esideaee Mr. Glea. fearps
that be might be accused Of complisity in III
Not q word Of proof was submitted in enbetantla
ton Of tho charge that his ro'e was sold q aoou
10 be sold. NJ: Glen simply accepted the IN
aecpts in regard 10 the matter. We do not uoab
thnt be scted with euti.e torcsty Of rurpoec. ba
tt Is clear to u., cTeu from his own account 9
the transaction, that hr was cGrcktousty deceived
/
, 1869-01-30

From tho Nashville Press and Times. sao- J.
On Satu7daSlast, one week aso,a party OF
men went to thc plantation Of E. y. Cnllom,
e above Monroe IN ose,ton ~ ,Sn G"nnty pntG
ms, occupicd hy negroes, firing upon the In
mates. The first iuttuaauon the occupants
had Of their presence was the firing. A col
o1cd m2u named Ccy1ou Copeland was lying
before tho fire on the floor: he WAS shot
md tnortally wounded, but 1etnEned the
fire, mortallv woun1tug one OF the assas-
rius, n. G.. Cush, a young man Of con.
siderable means, citizen Of livingston, and,
according to his oHn say SO, q stroa9 opPon'
ent OF the ku-Klux. Cush fell, aud the b.!
ancc ot the party entered the cabln and liter
ally shot Copeland to pieces, aud then Will
their knives dsembowelled him.
Cush was carried By his comrades to J. E
Frcucll's. ono mile from the scene OF th
] tragedy. On the next u1Eht he was csrrls'
| to Livingston By Radicals, where be was y
inc a, last accounts. He cansot recover.
o. Friday last there were I've 9,9 hnudrs d. g
e,i ruling things generally to suit then
selves,
, 1869-01-30

Retc'e Ttpplc CT Mueic, Gbieseo, furnishes
rtsr o. uptu timc. We give below ae2tciuen Of
terms and l.ices:
good efcund hand piano, warranted five years.
TcrGs-S56 10 SIS down: blla1ce, $40 per
mon1h urrl paid for.
new plato, medium ei=e. eaven oc:ayes, rnse-
woca c5es. etc warranted. ls so:th Ss25 to FITS:
T.rms--$5g Gown halanct <:a par nooth tcti!
p6to for.
Il yerT esrorg, ensstarua! pisEo. With a:e n.
fI:c vo.k and vood style OF case, eaa De had 1ot
from Slnu 10 $500, =,
T.rue-s;5 down; balanee, Sa5 per month unit
paid for.
4 oEet-cl,+s Instrument. tom sjla to $500:
Te1ms-S15 or $ltD down: balaccc $sa pei
mon'h.
The very nes. iaros rancc from $500 to 81 90
T.rns-{10o down; $25 OF $50 per moutn fo
Balance.
Alto, furrith pianos al S25 per ninth uu
I'll pad for. Old pianos taken IN r.ft ray 10
new ores. -
| to this ratsct can WRITE 10 Reeds Temple q
| Nutic, No. IL Dearborn Erect, Chicago.
, 1869-01-30

The Weber g1And piano!611ee, Wh3tn arc 1sed
by fhe Ps,epa- -Roea Troupe a: all their concerts.
arc spoken Of By the New York W<sk'y Rsr1:u,
In noucc OF Mrs. Kempton's coaeerts, a. fol-
lows "Thc role tnstrunentalist vas hr. 5. u.
Mills, who played Gasl Mayors Well'woEked and
brilliant fan,a.ta on "Mas1n!ca!o' In such nan'
pcr a. to terand au eheoFf. We have seldom
dtLtly seemed to cnjoy It himself. pefasps
owirE IN some paI' to TIC ma:ni1 :ent gnu, gnu,
Weber, which b,oash, oat all the
nowcrtul effects nf the piece ID the mos. poln'sd
| marrer. In regard 10 The raker nf this plano.
| HI Weber, allltouCh he has not been lorg in the
| fcld: he has areaoy voc weil-deservtd lpurels,
| owirg to bis 1IdUmttabc enerKy, Perseverance,
| ard tkill. Such qualities. combined with the
lbs must u qus,incd surcess. The new lnssru
mcpt detervidiy add TO Mt. Wcbct's alresd1
ri,en cont ti,usc a true etmccrt grand"
, 1869-01-30
John G. Whittier aud Robert Burns.
The following letter from John G. Whittier
was read at the Washington Burns Festival,
fcs evenings since:

Ax1sBCRI, Isl Month. 18th Day, 1869.
DrAE FRIEND: l thank the club represented
By thee for remembering me On the oceison 81
it, aunral festival though l have never bren
ahlu 10 trace Eay ancestry to tho L4nd O. Cakes.
hace~-and I Know 1t II e4y!nE great dcar-a
ScotchMan*e love for the poet WHOSE fame
deepers and bKcadens with yesfs. The world
hiss never known a t1utr singer. We may CRIT
isixe his rustic verse ard compare biz brief
and simple lyrics With tic works OF meu ct
loreet setolls and ioltcr Tyres hat after rcoccs-
Ing to Wordsworth, TenrJ and Browning. tac
! homAge which the intellect owes TO gentas. we
| turn TO Burns. Il not with ave and rtsceeace-
With feeling OF personal interest and Affection:
| We sdpirs Others; We love him As the day OF
| bis birth comes round sase down his we'll. worn
! Aua commuuluR with one whom living could
have loved at much for hts true m4rhood and
| nat,re nobility OF sou1 ~ for those Wonderful
EorEr o: his which shall etnE themselsss forever.
l They know little Of Burns who regard him -
I an stmless vest1nef-ttne idle singer or an Idle
| lsyn PhariActe In the Cru1ch@aud oppret sots in
! the Sta.t kcoW better ,aau This. Thef ielt those
| immortal earcssms which did not die With the Mt
| teref, but lived on to work out The divine cou'
mission Of Providence. In the thout oE ent'an
| ettecd millions. as thcy If the untitled Q1ake1
Of Hoctdhlc Into the Brtt[eh Cabinet, ! acc11 Il
hC4s the voice Of the A5rrhi1e poet:
*'Fos a thst and a that,
It's comm yet to1 q thai;
Thst man to 1nau the world o'cr
Stall brothers be for a that-"
With hcaIty aymoa!hy ard kind ett:tings "a
t the Bcrts Clab OF Washington,
Ian very t.uls, thy {rleEd,
, 1869-01-30
OHIO.

The Columbus, Chicago Il Indiana
central Leased 10 tho Fcnnsylvant&
Central RAILROAD.
co,rxBrs, OHIO, Jan 7s.-The1 Stockholders
Of thc Columbus, Chic igo + Indiana
Central Hallway Company, a. tasn
meeting today, refused 10 lease thsiI ~
road to the Atlantic S Great Western Raj TaT
t:nnnanT. aud ratified lease Of thetr rocd aud
nronerty ia pcrpctn,ty to ihc PittsoarEh, Nnrto-
patf. iii, fLouis j. .peunsTlEAn1a Railroad com
nenfes. Tuc rotc Ths large. co7oflug nearly all
fhc stock Of the company. The lease take. thsc
mn the nrst OF FObluArJ.
, 1869-01-30
How to Deal with Crlme-Thc Ltber-
tine.

70 th@ Editor o! The Chicago T.ihuue I
i1o.!es that TIE TRlBusE and como other OF the
city tou1nale epelk orsappso.i1Efy OF the ptopo-
sltisn usde By sornc residents Of Du Page County
to leeal7e the killing Of m adultcret. am glad
to sce snch movement chafaetcStzad a. IN.
worthy Of the present ase, but should DC ssll
more glad II you had taken the position toat tbs
law ought to punish the crime Of adultery, and
thus remove :he Indictment to illl the offender.
In former letter tried to call attention TO the
NECESSITY OF stforln IN onr criminal Gods touch
ing ttts point. Permit me- to reiterate. Our laws
( o rot aford adequate protection to the home oi
TIT c,u7en from invasion By tho ltbertsnc. Il \
nan enters my house and steals Are dollars worth
Ct p.opt rty tho law provides for the punishment
but II the sanc man ttonll sneak Into ny house
unnc, cover Of friendship, md rob ne Of that the
value o1 WHICH cau1os be measured b. dollars and
ceIsr. n.ve really no remedy but to take The
! lsvs into tny own h&n1s II srehk OF nF wrongs
| except u COMMON law; II l enter eSt1 fu.s tfot
| dauacea} am ecetttd al ~ 4 Euan too ca"a1uly
70 avenge m5eeK and es5oasso a:s, ~ T. ms1 mosns;
uon tar tt. d,shunos. Ho;ss than 81 thts. t1c es.
potute viii excite nalf The Ibest:nes IN the CITY 70
ericss 10 psevsnt nnless BY the use OF the 1erol-
ver. There reaIly ia 20 Justice 1n the case tse
eeEn e. ds,n.sa r. A. - too
ara. Ten to one will be unsolc to oasatn dtFo1te
rhouid 1t be spilled for. oEanS to the Pseana1
| KxY tn WHICH tQQ4E E4sSS a44~"SA ~ ~ AAH>S+
ae ore of tne mos. erytrc wsnts q the anss y y
the pseea2e Of IaT TO pun1Ah toe sen1eel y
Vile or daughter. 1he penalty saonl3 not oe ~ ~
eeyere as to insure verdict Of mot gnt!.J, 1ne
thus 10 defeat tho intent OF tho sW3 o1t snoai1
be adequate 10 the prevention. Of ne cssme.
i. ali very welt 10 sly that pub!te OPINION M
The vtIlain It docs 50, bat ms osaoa - ,a ".
Th.eh mans delight in Wetr,n4, and thls ias. Moa
s,nm,,s II a. I'M ufrcient- Morn There Any ieHso
Thv fhis ereclt OF crime ehoud bs c1etnpi ison
H0ai pnnishmcnt, and that is 80 exempt =. .
noeI o. our civilization. The AT Eosse Eos.h, ~
g useless ii It do not Eu.fd a!t the tndlspa.so. o
! 1tsn;s ol ettizeu> and the Hocrtinc is nos =
- dangerous character In the tonunntty taAa ~
:" hnr-fxr or .he cnn6de1cs MN; he le meaue
tol for bis operations arc on pa. vim .oosn -
d | Tho sneak thiet whac tho results otton nc 1as
i, - n blaes tho hsppinces Of more than oae y
|. tstenec. .o., ~s.,
aud ninc months became mother IN thts e.
The fathcr Of tho et1 is iaW.anding Sn S,s'Ie Z,
Y snd did rot take the llfa Of the viittn, Nno 2!
ntatEed his majority. and - legally scspons'o @ ~
In for his actions. VINO Is there 70 call NAN ~
eounti No QUO: That msu; woo - Ts,s ses,'.u y
u lsurns With his eomptntons o.es ~ soess. 81,
wh{'o they arc stimulated 70 deeoa o. eqs
e during By bis sucecssful example: Lets tasa .,r
\ Wcck sso man going home unaxpeeteaiJs Wn
. rciknown gambler aittinx u hls hoasS 6
,n | rfoiv In, the ctIlumetsnEee wore saan ices
sa,se : suspicion. Auo Aug Tho caaFAe1es Of
FarS1%. A.Hv-~NA&as51
, 1869-01-30

LOUISVILLE, Jan. e9.-The officers OF the Louas-
Vile 4 Na,h11lle Railroad state that there Is no
foundation for the report furnished By. the Jay
Could patty Th,le in ms st }as1 te,a 1as ane
chxnce us guace to sir feet near OwensboEo: ky
, 1869-01-30

Auars7A Me. Jan. 99.-At the Farmers Con-
ycntion. yesterday afternoon. an Aadteta On the
progress Of American agriculture was deltreted
by Geo, Brown, oi Mass4cn1setts. In tho cvcu-
Ing Ds. Geo b. L7ring, OF Salem, Mass icssutcd
on the subject Of E4Ieinx neat sto@k.
, 1869-01-30
QUINCY.


HBEApV NHN ExeCNPENEp VI otA Vts111
inAlss
tlrmcT, ILL.,, Jau. 29.--L.st evening, as the
Shellf's san was procced,ug. with another per-
OF them. headed by Walnseott, bigamlst, Goa.
ccnled themselves in tho cell ncarest his
son. a. soon ~ tho otf,covs weto inside they
n1nr Tho Sheriff . sou vita blow fEom soda
bottlc, they then passed iu.o the jail yard,
ecaled the fences ani scattered 10 dlIeleAt ot:
rcctiocR, hut taG nlsrm Has 20 17'esly raise
th"- wrrs uyerpo 1ercd. and In les, thhn half aE
i,ou1 a. Weta aghiu safely lodged In cir oic
ttofa
, 1869-01-30
Tho Approaching ConREcssionAl Cam
patpn In tle Hartford tUt.l District.

Tho AVrF6afhthR Eon3EoestuMA9 E3""
patpn In tic Hartford tOf.l DistE1oa.
HARTFORD, IT,, Iau. sa.-A lh'gh nlmb1! ~ Tue
District has addressed lottct 10 General Joseph
Il. ua~loy. rcuuesnng him TO permit ihe nss ot
htq uarne A. a candidate fos Ctncfeee. Ae hk+ Fc.
10 prcacrt me ~ the Republican candidate. l
should ncccpt thu pnsltion a. vety h,ga honor
psicu with all my energies. Itunmlt unSeserfed'
y "a the dtaerct,on OF the Republicans Of this
district"
Ittt now considered certain thst senstos Dixon
wlll he the Democratic candidate, and II GencrAl
u.wley should be nominated the campaign Would
attract attention throughout the counIg.
, 1869-01-30
SOUTH AMERICA.

Euttrn 1,cAtrtarttuu nftuu s'arakuaTan
Army.
t,?n1,s,r, Jan a,,.-NntAns oE tho hows ffnnt Nln
ian 1t a1ow tllH tho suera~s Df the n1liusi paw
la,ssnsysia fifla nEt IN ttrtf httlsia fhpy tlss"
snt.Msr1 .hn As Il wy aud hAsEsx"nf 1.npns ~
ny naa two thousand psi.oI,at.. ~" u,sthnf :,
tonrx. Nns 4 fuGitlya III Tim foseste. and shF'
fuHnJ oil t,Y thu allied lr1npA.
, 1869-01-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Rest ar d Original Tonic OF Iron
Phosphorus. and CallsaVa- known ~ Caswell,
Mack l. Co.'S Fe1%Phosphated Elixir OF Callse.
ia Bark. The Iron estores color to the blood,
the Phosphorus reneks waeso ot the nerve tissue,
ana the Calfa5a R1vo. natural. hoaishs1l taue u
ita various fotms. wax .gulness, general debility,
and depression Of eplrlI3. Manufactufed only BY
CAswe1l, Hazard q Co., NeW Tosk. Sold by Il
drnrrthft
, 1869-01-30
Urummed ont Of the service.

MKxPH1s, Jan. es.-Th1ea psisaies heion slnE
to the rveenty.afth Iufsn:ry, named ATssn II
den Is, dcscritor, hsd their hesd. shastt aad
tattoed With letters and dtommsd out OF ihe ser
y1co to-day in the presence OF their regiment.
strong had been clerk In q government oflcc
dur1
, 1869-01-30

BK11ows FALLS, VI, Jan. a9.-We**on aud
tute htye arrived 1t this place. Tic Is few hours
nehrd time IN con sequence Of tbs ba3 cor dttion
OF ID, roads dc his averaged nfty miles per
daY eitte be left Bangor.
, 1869-01-30

The proprietor Of The '"c!ty Of Fatls" au'
1ounccs to tho public tbs. his ei!srr-p'ssod waso,
crhs rnttets. anRHr bowls and teAposs. togesh'
fr With frett lot OF The mott dcssfahir wares.
have Asrivrd, aud arc ready for inspection. Ono
dollar will take auJihirR in thu store.
, 1869-01-30

Chronic Dlacuse-It ls generally cons
eeden that Dr. James has no superior in the treat
mcpt oi chronic d'eeases, aud a column OF testi
moutala On the third page Of this paper sus1atLt
fhe Impression. There Testimonials are conv,nc
Ing. as they state tho individual knowledge Q! II:
, 1869-01-30

Those who over.tAX the voice In
sirginC or pablic spcskip2 Will find "Drown'e
pronebta. Troehe.' exceedingly useful. enabling
Them to endure more than ordinary cxcrtton vita
clear. For throat diseases and coughs the ItoencE
arc Of service,
, 1869-01-30

| An Aul,fibn paper was Feiyed 10, publishing
LETTER from tho r0po eoudcmp1ng tho LEV iur ltn'
t'ans nj tllt efptllre.
, 1869-01-30
'Aecture.

11OUN FREE LECTU1.EA IN Ii.
j. UltAftY tlALt3 hr Oh FOWLER, ,,,. ~
nnss Mural nstnte n Frnsins tso,.. ifpmoft"!t.
u, hr" mn 81 2o r M os Tmc.'l*r anh kf'hef. e
~~k or III, rxs.nin.finra. chart. End ntxiSa ~ e
lcs ". ny,,ts't sr1ss; =. se,s1 Me ~ 'A' ''e1''''
, 1869-01-30
a3ral Estate==Gou11trp.

TOR sALE-scgcral good farms near
& Odetl, Llyinsaion County, III, On EAllroad, %
miles nom chteaS9 otso 70 .So ssFs, e1sh:
snce to ID paid annually from crops. ARG. rEatri3
lands 1t us 80 per ncTe These arc good 2as ant
ehs,p u yo1 Tnos ossFans: sRP1, P1, carry q '*