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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-18

BALLoU's MAGAzISE.-The April num-
Der of this sterling monthly has been with
as for several days. ha wing made its appear
ance in advance of all competitors. 1t is
one of the cheapest publications in the
country, and its contents are always first
class. Each number contains more or less
matter descriptive of interesting places
events. etc which are embellished with ex-
ceilent engravinss, and all ITS other contents
are fully as entertaining. Terms only so
per year. or Is cents per number, and it
contains 100 pages each month. Elliott,
Thomes & Talbot, publishers, Boston.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-18

cAslSET MAKING is not pleasant busi-
ness JudRng from late efforts, but it is a
pleasant thing to buy dry goods. dress
goods and fancy goods at MaVer's New
iork Dry Goods Store, Main street, Johns
town. Winter goods at cost.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-18

:, "WHAT is Grants politics 2" said A TO B
the other day. Breplied. "His politics is
% mind his own business" Leopold e.
Brother. Oak Hall Clothing Store, Main
street, Johnstown, have done great bust
ness this summer for the same reason.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-18

WRY DoEs IT2-Why does the needle
point north Because of attraction. Wbv
90 90 men go L Cohen & Brothers New York
SSotnlng Hall, Main street. Johnstown 7-
oscsose t'sS OF attraction In cheap and durable
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-18

FOB THE cLERGYMAS's STOLE.
St. Mary's Church, Loretto, reed. 4l2 votes
St Patrick 3 Church. Ebensburg. 259 3-5 &
st. Beneuict's, Carrolltown. reed. l26 &
ST. Aloysius Church, Summit, +" 23 1"
St Johns Church, Ohnstown, 4" a 2-5
FOR THE CARVING KNIFE AND FORK
Isaac Crawford, CrawFd House, l23 3-5 votes
Jerome Platt, St. Clair Hotel. II 2,5
These two gentlemen were the only ones
who received the sutfrages of their respec-
tive friends, save and except portion OF q
vote deposited for Mr.. Foster. After the
box had been opened aud the votes counted
F. A. Shoemaker, Esq, presented the artI
cles to Mr.. Crawford, accompanied with
few pertinent remarks. TO which the latter
made only the significant reply that hi
friends would hear from him at an early day
We have not received the vote for eithe
of the gold pens. but understand that MIR
John ID. Thomas, Poor House Director. WA
the recipient of 1877 votes, and led his high
est competitor 16 votes, while Mr. Griffith
Owens received so votes as the most popular
merchant, and OutstIipped all competition
by handsome majority.
A side issue was got up by some of on
fun-loying citizens, on the last day bot on
of the Fair, having for its object the award
ing Of a small marble bust Of the late Presi
dent Lincoln to the homeliest man IN Ebens
burg. The project was inaugurated by 4ouI
worthy Burgess Abel Lloyd, Esq, hut a
the sequel shows, he himself was made th'
victim of the practical joke. The contes
was conducted with the utmost good humoI
and good feeling, and although the gentlemsr
, 1869-10-31

The independent organ Of the Ba1nscles
doem't like the business Of either defending
the Ring, whose salaries it comedies are
"lnrgc" "{Ugh!--so is Mont Blanclargc:)nor
Of trying to attack tho Citizens ticket. So
it squares ali it's guns Mt John Wentworth,
because he is Chairman Of the Citizens
Committee. It attributes his course to the
fact that the Ring did not nominate him
fur anything. But neither do the Citizens
party. It says he Is corrupt! What differ
ence docs that make when he is running
for no Office? It SAYS be is treacherous.
Suppose him ns treaeherous is Judas, his
treachery forms no better argument against
the Citizens party than that Of Judas does
against Christianity. Thu tue point is,
Docs John Wentworth know in which direc-
ton lie bis own true interests as taxpayer
on two millions of dollars : II he does,
that is sufficient reason why he should
vote The Citizens ticket. a man who pass
tnxes On two millions, and knows more
nbout the ins and outs Of rings thnn any
other mzn in Chicago, has not only strong
| interest in reform, but is pretty sure which
ticket will, il elected, reduce taxes and
enhance Tie net value Of roa1 oatate. Vote
for the Citizens ticket, on the platform oi
Grant, retrenchment, economy, and reform
This platform has saved hundred million:
ycar to the country. 1t will savc at leas
two millions to Chicago, Vote tho Citi
zcns' ticket
, 1869-10-31

To Tie Cjtitrns Of Chien1o.

10 tEt C5fI<f1s n ChieaTo:
I. With several gentcuen, called ald e11niaeI
the new Fas w0rtg, II No. 142 Sonth WelIa street,
and saw Ra1 made from coal tar auoonlacA
liquor, md drfps: anl here state, lroa1 actual
knowledge, that one ha1f more gas cao bs y ise
tom the sane AMOUNT Of coal than By the nllt
1ccthcd- Then we eau hare better aaI cne1,'er
gag. All that IS wanted u the privilege Of pstnls
the xas ns4ns through cur sueeta. nm s1tlssed
thAt Ets Of twenty. candle Aahs can be furnished
for r per thousand feet. We now par $40 PET
thousand feet for t1!5teeb-can3lt ftRht EhA We
must not SLOW such q monopoly 10 rule q. longer
We want ! competitor, and now il the time.
nsi.ned ~ n IS II nnrns
eFetJ evening. 4 TAx-PAEEA
, 1869-10-31

a terrible accident occurred near the na.,1rr1
city limits last evening. Between aaH ot,o'k.
Christian BepnfeId and Mrs., Christina rarket. "':u
residing sorue distance beyond the northern i!'nrs.
took seat In the formers two-hosse wl1nn, MI /
1.arted along C1Jbourre arenue. 4 l:t. be-
Ioad OEden+s Grove. the hoESeH h-ca7,'. fright
ened at some ebiect 1t Tue foaie.Ie. and .'srtef
At terrible tpee't, through the lark. raer aa!
proceeded but ahOrt distance whenAfr. Il-uoftkf
Hsa throw from the waeon. lie tecctse.. sou1
ktyetr, brt not dangerous, tp1nE!es. The hot.es
continued m tier mad courxo ior \ con n.HieEao,e
diaraoce- Uu passing Asylum place t1c1 sud'ealy
brought up against tree, thaitettug sar vchs-
poor Mrs. Taesel beyond RECOGNITION. Ar: eennleai
followed up hta team as sell ~ the sore c,nfi-
lion OF biz lttlls ~olald pcstu.. aud dnalr csne
upon the wreck. M.s- Tackel vas Just areat1 OK
her laAt. I.oas1rg tte re.xnhorhnAi, he pro.
vailed upou sonse otc 10 call u phtticiao, b's
before ap{ Medical Dt!stAuce reached the scrnt
| the En!ortnEats EoEau lad expired. The ho!J
WAS taken u tic ssIoon OF Frederick Schultz, it
Nlckef1ous1lle, wneTe it Remained issi nsxhs.
| To-day II viii b. ref oTed 10 the residence n
] the deceascd, on Rruten afree,, two t1tca uorth
| OF Nscke5fobS1lle% MIA TAskei haA . aasnaoa
but no chlloTeu.
, 1869-10-31

.... CptEHHca> Ohio, Oct ~
Returns Of the recent election haze been re-
ceIsed II the Secretary of States otIlcc fsun MI
rajoytty ls &n75, tue vote GtAn61nx: MaJe&,
es..@4: Pend:ctnn, x.611k Fulton gave Hsyes
l.st6, And Pendleten l.l4e; Aaatanu4A--I1ayes,
&q45; renc1eson, 1.2&5; Aonsgumery-IIaJes,
6l63; Pendletou, &,fsa
Summit coun.J ssve HA1es 1t1Ss majority, max
lng his tttsl matos!tJ over Fend!eton s,9a7. Tne
total vote - tofew hat lighter tn1n that Of ieti,
snd .steo lees than that cass last October. EI-
ecpt 10 uaH1ton 1s5d0ts, the Republicans have
held the11 GIVE IN III para q Tit StA1e.
, 1869-10-31
PR9bAblE MURDER.
Terrible Army Among t.aborrf*-Dnc Of lht
Participants Mt the Point OF Death

The particulars Of desperate aneaJ, which has
probably ere thls proved fatal. were developed
yesterday. The assault Was committed ca last
Tuesday, bat, for aora reason not Jet explained.
the police we're kept in ignorance OF the ma:;es.
Or else theJ saw II to keep It
secret themselves. TIE a1ny rsaEs-
plfea at . ferxa!,'1E ~ ard 1,.. commission
Tue6daJ forenoon. The asaaliaue WAS enc Of III.
1osknen, tamed Loan 9tuttu, nud thc vlctlai, As.A
head teausser Of she 1.;,e1t, nafr..
ioiiows:
betHcer and 10 O'Clock on Tuesday zros,:a2,
epo VI the laharess euteEed tie estah'sa:l"'.:
as;s Sc *at po se~ t. @ III
Saugnton ttocd by, aud the latter loklHss -
nsrte1, relerfing TO Smith. there neud +:
% sas ssassrn as tn:rnaes. n % snit' ,onf eea % % o. =
q fearful eonseqaeIess Nauentvn fe:ua'rt.
sel a'oa &C. purpees eh' a,jas,,ns 1ss *: &:
II 's u aeis r. he rS.s Ss:d ns enc
approached h,tn, AID ssatn used tureAteosa; s'a
Gusse SaueatoaL ~ .esosfeL To- ny sa}'1a' T. hs :. II,
huge club, eprang toward Saush,on, and d. st
| hlEn q terrltAe naw u<et the lca't- tue nrtoG-
% I'll ssasy t. !sf u Gssun
| When It was found sd1t AauE1t0n wouti MT re-.
turn 10 contciousness, hi; conr1tirs cunys1t !:
him 10 his houe, No. III Dehoyen street, wnrr':
he remains N q cor'litioa Of Gt-7
tnker s.oIErt, although four 'frys have
e1afsed ttnce the assanlr. pra- y. :.
| Davis, Marshall, and i've other phys;csiIs !4i:'.
been in atitudaucc upon the unfortunate II ~.
hut noting can t'e 'lolc Tor hs ieies-'. aud u =
| death wns expected. at m.dnshs. u any tun Et:'t
Tne LETT aide Of the patient "A entirely par zrt
| bis face sLd head Ii swollen, ard hi- toa.!'. Is
btAck nud swollen to 4 dcartee thu: Eh ls,I II 81
| be forced into the stomach. Il no other sa1-'.
we're 10 kurrrveEe. the patient wouhl euon etars'-
10 odeatp. Ills eyes, when fUrcabiy opeR:ri arp III
"a elsss5 as II 70 death, and The whI:e Of uhr Vi
| them baa char Rei to blAck.
The ne.Rht,plb b1o1 about DeIoreu strrp: is gr:l.-
y exercised eEcs the nrsav. nntl wren, last cssn-
ing, prtest AppeaEeh upCn she AceDe fur the
pofe or ct1fert1ug tfs 6fss.nS uf tho Church. III.
| e1c1remett was iaseD.c- When It ttcau.:
| evident yesteEd2v tuat N3u3hton couli M: r.
eoFst. warrant WIS taken oat fot tne s7Eedt q:
Smith, and be wss last evening taken 1niu Gu suxi1
ami cuunued Ia 1le Twelfth Sltret sub Fla ION
| The dung r-au Is Ut J quiet auu rltarF 'stt
dspctt'jOD, auf reFy macf respected III th. utlsi
borhond wbe1e he rcsldes. lie will lease NJ:
and tho chllnrtn IL cut Moderate c,.cuI 7lAa -.
, 1869-10-31

the citizens Of Chicago, who do notlive BY
ofice-holaing, md who have 10 ambition
to go to the Legislature to make money or
stchl public property, make one effort
to redeem the city md county to regain
tho power Of electing their own officers !;
md to satisfy the country that the peopas Of
This city have rid themselves Of rulers who
are rushing our affairs to bankruptcy aud
min 2
, 1869-10-31

We ieafu from Giles, Bro i Co, the leading
wsten-d calling n1u1 Of the West, sase tue E14ln
Company has turned ous md sotd thirty thousan1
Nstchep, IT N average Of twenty four dol ass each
{zlthous cazet}: that cot Of two hundred and
nfty thousaun foreign watches for which &c have
sett asrcad four million doi,a1s OF gold IN tue ,as
rear, about ten thuusapd have been sold in ,'hi-
tagn, II an average Of sixteen dollars each. Thea
cones In the 't Crlied States.'' nnd Hlionosa -
and Waltosm tArDesscans OF the latter two cpm-
patztiteiy fe* ase sod ln the Weat- snt II Vest
ern mtn under1tood The superiority Of home
money 1t hon1e, tho foreRn trash would be r;stv"u
fi0a The market. Giles. Bro 4 Co.. No t4s l..1e
street, are the agents fur the Eigiu, ~ we'll ~ In
peftcta and large iealesa IN Eastern wat Res, 40
thas any lnioFnatton from them would be oo1<j.
cred relabic.--Etfain5 Journal
, 1869-10-31

q. Iorr, Oct. .a-oreae Indignation is e1ettsd
he1e nJ the stztetuent of the SusF1Eos' ~ .ns ns
stoEes Ill dfsaster, ~ TO the eondas: u ~on ~
steamer Submarine, Caprsto Hssain2~a t'ou. ~,
only that be paised the barninS nost wnaou, sra e.
det1g Assurance, but thai be Koula ~ "
.heel Of his boat, though tne.i.ns nc an i IL me -
Vxter, An fnsesttsadoa INTO this CASE VIII be
made Immediately. .-n,
cAERo, OF. an-The ofneef1 o. tne s.Smet
wau still burning. they bring NO sddstoaA PSF
11t+pizl1 N reTSrd to the fo4A
, 1869-10-31
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1869.
city 4SD COCHTI NOMINATIONS.

CIT uF77cHEa
FIR M,.-ns-Co,ou+l It. h Mlsox.
ftr Eo,i<-sur-W. j. OxAHAx-
Fir 4n.snfr-IsHAEL n Sr1LEa.
Fir ca<Fk " fnlset cu"rt-- Il AArsoN,
COUNT OFFICERS.
3s.ti,e a. tAe Superior Cburt-nskru E. CARE.
c4!t -<sst ss1~r;or cea,s,A. r srsysSsox: =
f.rrk af IL C,su.f. Cowrf--J. q. t}1xnxtx.
1+ra-4rtr-H. 4 lfESFnRp.
.a4Ervrtr-ALE1. WDifoTE .---
kr,<r1nfxr-,4,t - e<SrA.'t*-A1nEET q. LAM.
Jh1ir fa,p<1n.ainner-NAkES SuEalpAN.
.'n4si<rs cf sAt T<a.-NAx EEsxuAxpr, A. q.
8tfTpk. ....
hkxRKns or 1uE coksy1rr7toSiL CONVICTION.
Finy.ni-th ntstrd-A i. Hayes Joseph Mediil.
% Si1,I,A D..tS,es-caa.ica ENehcoek. ". F.
s.ssr IT,: 1,.tri-s--E Elliott Anthony. Daniel Cam
TOWN oryrcxkA
Eny1n t'n,cAao-(r94rfcr, NJ. ". kcfWin: SUPER
rsssr r IL, rsaeo5 Fee n*;;..sri S.4 sa'*'F' Anton
WET TcHicAop-t'.istrt7r. Ammo hsmsdsll: Se'
y,tr-l~os, Henri Ackhn1. Astsstant 6uPeTiAaF. A.
/. Morrison: 7esa Etrk. II. b. Rnkcf.
Noxfu ('11lc ct9o--{,oiterfoF, Otto retzef; SHrev.
riE:r, 1ln,rr* risrk: i .taanf xu*retsor. Ii. n.
Fetezs; 7sAsa CkFk. jonh4 Raaaefx.
HAKn nrs,ckRs.
F1skr WAhp-AIIernvsn, 1scaar,i aotnert: ST.
1<re'-r, txr-trn III jhHc; t"H*faht, Ja1Drs 02lia.
xaer.
Nrt4'kn wArn-Alt,fmsn. Ilea5 =. scsl}e;
eAxtvrrtao., b. u. Usnutds; Constable, P ks,shie1.
Tutnp TACr-Aiatrnran. ]. H. Montgomery
Ss1~vtuprt lair.ck Nasurr; c'asf a6t 1ono
rWsrn wA~p-At.,,mn., John y. MeAvos
Sa,erftssr, Azfcs' Gibbs; t'"''aht, ". H. penp'
F1n wAnr-Al'trntn. q: r % %wnnater ~ ~
'ss s.s;; 4 w.as / as'.'s} wm. Tracy, surtr
,,-r. !uvatnaa II. H;rpheaA: fS"'hsti*. feser J
Cnnltt. ,,
nnH WnL ila,lsrmsu.: s"i<s.a-,s, Joan Grimm
EH;,ir1s WAit,,-.4idrrrs Vim. n Powell
Hnt~,s'A~, Patrick cArnl!; t"""'"tl1' Hashcs
SI&,W Wanu-ADtsmtn, 1o.n conaiskeE an
0-srpc 1'owri,; a*,frrssoT. J.5. kraInsJ; c''sss'
sss,s SSaa Wss%A ss sitrms., raon.. N,lco; Su,~.
r,@r, Tnlodoru J. DluthA1dt; toa'saett, 1soya
TJ,kyksrf1 WAnp-Aidtrpan, lamm Walsh
sut~rrisr, tIaulel Dsobstun; tenHata. Jacob I
TwT.rru wAnn-tl't,nldn. San. Mccotsca
Syne,r+--r, Id. uasr,tJ: C""s.ahk, Atiscr1 smith
TntE1rr:.r1t NAAu--.ttfrasf'. IoaN y. Faet
aud a, u. Nut,usou: Sups'r1eot, i'anul WdEthlui
ton: ..n.,shI.: + J. Il. stn1is.an; i,sI a an ant
r. shiel,ia: !SuJerrtsor, Marx Clsnton: C"'4asaes
" Fir1zxh1m WAkp-4 lI-sman, T. p. Hull: s.
yxIr.4s1. S..nsa Allen; sa,.>:4iA, VIA; Jarnek
SIXTEENTH WAnp-AffrT1haa. '}na u. lie
!suI<rri*r, Jacob Lsner; CSn.'ab1, Matthias
6ETRsr1Exrr wAap-.asle,nan,, Tnealo
seh.ntz; %r,<r. i."r, AeoIph scnochtnEer; ca
@*IsHs Esnu1HEs171 r1 w.nn-Ahrrmsn. Thomas Carr
aud A. Brpger; 6a]xrs.aos, John Wren; tv''s'
GIr, George l}eanA
SiNg4Ers11l WArn-. .tfdr,nnn. Janacs Maeanle
TwkNT1s1n WAnp-.t iirrn14u, n: H. Issvtu
su,+Tr.sor. i. Ues.e; Con.sase, ". Fitzpatrick.
, 1869-10-31

cnaDge Of propF1etors- MI. Fl. G. Pullirx, LATE cl
the Revere nouse, haa bought ont The p1esent
oEners, and will take Possession Immediately.
Many changes for the better Ia the MANAGEMENT
Of this hn1 popular honte rnaJ be looked tor uu-
hone mi asyn rss,on 10 feloics In tne ehsner.
M. Pulling tas h1d large ard rxr1ed exptsi.
tnce, AID u eH!nept!J 3haiiced 70 run hpsel
ECccesstuiIy. He Ef}l Undoubtedly Improve thc
standard nt the Metropolitan, and render It uor.
tn, OF high position in the city. Ared1ctieu ol
pitce4 Is already announced,
, 1869-10-31

ppLIIExEEs Is Iafp 1e sci. II ~ns DOT among
1pe b.a1ana ezrs1nen4 which helped To make Up
tue eiessSt md fsah,anahle costumes ot
re,iden,e Of o1e OF tho sTenues. Who might hsvd
bt CO seen Yesterday afternoon Anpug tue crowd
Mt tns Opera f1o0ze entrance TINS rAar q aF53ssa
arttxLc1stg camt 10 the matinee, where a au1au
cfu~ Eaa In hre u the box oEdce 1her Wa'ked
gaeae S9 90 next saIn snoad az seen, appe ior
ii mak1oa seleoston, ~ theJ Hoo1a bave done 4
matters 20 1org and augmented the cfowd % At
len. njty in paiasn, peopls q bosf se1e., theJ
70; souS sS e9s @ M
ARxA1 EsEArx DzALk1+ 1amea 9. =. Gaahert
vino taxes upon himself tho credit Of the nomna-
ton or Geo1Rc ". Gage for the o!fce OF MaTot on
fhc Bsrpacle t.ck et on fE1Iay 4ent note to the
Citizens Campaign Committee Offering to ttsse
from s. 001 to 700 on the success Of hts caudi-
dat<, G;W. g. Tne .somniEtes iinmei!sself I'M H.
tiemau, IN ~f1Iing. that he would oe ssco nMo.
dated 10 The fafErr smoout:ss.ooo,7h meeting
O'Clock yesterday nttntn3. At.iha Appointed
TINE The committee, With The Necessary collateral.
were On hapd pat xslie In ra'n e, iaa Sonn3
TO ths It tfuction Of the old adag-, wnicu SAFE
+ thst "a fool End hts money soon part coehpanJ"
nu1pxss CT RIAL EsEx1E In the snbosbs Of Cht-
Si I'd I M &C IL
winch o lola anaas :t.if.. ss,srsi ntopes!i9,aa
slfo 10 bate te wheat posa.be raoan or selection.
III view Of the naKuliude and pcrnanent !upor.
ancc q the work e9 Ss ssfcosp..shed the Hsnss
dustfy to Fsrss, the msla edirce Of the association
one Of the tlon1, which spaf be tho praa OF eyeFy
citizen aud aoalht for By every etfanRe1. Tac
s1bsa piton of stuck II progressing tasoraDl1 and
Wort eomueuced Il n saEas saaI.
Tnk Postal FACILITIES enjoyed BY tho people oi
Chicago rarc. ny nrstes pf tins Po.tE1ss Gctcr.
essa ss'snae ev,s tss snTa Q, EsGf =; a Or sna
rne oldez Fas Tecaivsd u Tho Post uftce nofo ol
Jsatstoayt the public property belonging to sat
On Monaay i. iVsfmarttf Es.tman. Tns ter4t-
tory thus st3drsi uxtentA Two ra,tsk Ne*t ot Wuss
crn esrnue nhs ga ti1I lintss sud hoFtn 70 an
pthp1h nhahttilu thtA tii.tr'ct viii hereafter r.
eeisu their Ieitcfs bt tho h1nds of tho mounted
1ettrt.tnEtttrr.
NJ the Tsvuaut llauau last cFct.lpK tr.ta n ave
wrrks' cxeurtlnn 10 CnllfurA'a sni tho rAadd
alope, uo'sacl y. U. nrxny w;e, sns ~ l
saesu 'ss, Msoso' Sn u stsssa: s M III q i.af az,
Il n t:9 III, Y kp:s! fsi;, S;Ss Ss s,sa
Mich.: Wn4 Y. kerry aul daughter, l.atc Porest
s1.tlnyerpor Mufeui / Wan', iion aeo. A: !ias
~ u. m, ssfe ~ !s,,s Mn,a " Msa,h Newark
AAaka Tux AKRIyALu II tho i!fRRs Honse, yes
} tsrt,ay, nrtt the fuIto sing: hun: II. =. Hobart
; MIN aukce; lIou. Eiw. lIurtey, WAshIn1son, D
G: iios Il Ssl.op. 1l,aels; Judy y. J: Golre!. 7.
CHARLES; in. 4 Johbson nth fa 1,ly. iar'toni
q;sA ! p ms Mse'fSS slatsas,s s,sasss
t;sS. aS l. Jones, 1o.sop 10; Ms;. J"hn psiey III
iotk; ). y. kenncay, London, E1R.: 4. fia2nA1
y. Louis: Thos. Colysan md latn!ly; Nh!ststot
. Texas: Il Mnl,an. Seyu'.a; l. d. +. Das!d, phila
. aelpl,a; Il. II. ILlatsth. Hoston-
; YnH NnstoS AM, Jyp,sE4 WHICH wa2 con
, 1869-10-31
Homicide MT Augusta, Ky.

CINCINNATI, Oct s1-0n Saturday sd inst, at
.AuVEtta, ky., Wilu4m F. Marsh Ill soot and II cd
pldey Mutcb.on. negro, The Cosoner's Jury
TAse yeE.lsct accordingly Of iuat1shla hom!eade-
Tue.t1y last An exaElIntrR court tired AMI un-
txo pr.y,ous, had interteEed with knd stopped
ihe deceased whipping n'a wife, who Wa house
ee1yat1 for AasshsN1 mother. Hutchinson then
preaching nttn In = DARK street, fhzof In hand.
, 1869-10-31
Uisnatcr on the 0sEyego A. SYFn.
EHke R4lixQad.

0swXco, Oct. ga 1leeptng car attached 10
the e1pFers on the 0sHego 4 S5sAcuse Ksilsosu.
doe here al o'ctoek thta morntue. wss thf1an
from 1n eupanEment, two lni1ea tats Eide o1 fpl-
ion, b. broken 5RlA. Il. a. va1SJcE. n New
fofs, hsd fight colaT-bone h4oken aud SUSTAINED
tcafp Wotoes: John auWaegoneE, coadue;ot: se-
StouslJ injured, Internally o. CoJdou, OF tnas s5
Nas slightly injured, and lsdy, na-e gnkooNa.
uss slso slightly wounded. Tue wounded He*s
brought to thh place. II Il thought none AG ~
tally Injured. Tnt car HA4 damaged eonslde&2oa3'
, 1869-10-31
Pianos at Low Rates,

The wellknown dealer and manufacturer, H.
u. HgQtntr has on hand. At his ature, No. $50
south Ctark street, I large assortment Of new
pianos, which VIII be sotd vesy lox 10. cash.
Pt4nos which hare been rented-out not injured
Ill be so1d at from 200 10 $so1 esch. Reauttfal
toned pianos WtQ D. fthted u usra1 tue sent
money to be applied toward The purrhase II
1oeght WITHIN JeAt. RemamAer The pl2ce-So.
, 1869-10-31

Among the other special legislahon pro
cured BY the Ring is an act declaring TINT a
fec Of fifty cents shall be paid for every
tarm q court is pending, and that a!l csses
shall 20 overs from term to term without
any act or order of continuance by the
Clerk. The Clerk does nothing, and there
fore shall receive fec OF fifty ceuts. The
Circuit Court hns now . ,s77 cases, and holds
twelve terms year. The Superior court
has 5,4el cases, and holds twelve tezms
year, The cntiro 1865 cascs, at fifty cents
term, or So year, net the Clerks the ueas
little SUM Of s47,.0s, besides other pcrlui'
sites. But for this particular Gum there il
not so much as tho crossing Of or the
tlottine Of an It is rurc, unadulscrated
legislative stealing. II such fees nre paia
at all as ta1 On litigation, let them 50 ints
tho Treasury, and not into the private pock
cts of tho Cle1ks. Vote for Roform-as so1
| yaluc your pocketbooks.
, 1869-10-31

Southern 1llino.s nnpttkt Conrsn.
ftou.

DrQCots, Oct 2h-Tne Southern Illinois MASS
Convention Of RAptista md Ministerial Institute
Ii IN session here Rev. J.. :. Aanan, ot Cen
t{a1la. Nz4 elected President, 1nd Rev. Cyrus
Thtu4s, ct Htlleysut, Secretary,
GFrat unanimt1y pefFaties tie body, and the
heart! dectston +, the nEion Of the vhole demon.
ins,Ion IN the State, bo'h north and
south, sud their cooperation wish
the American baptist Home Mission
society. Tho discuaa,on lereals rich And E1ox-
determination i 10 meet the demands Of the hour
with earnest ard combined work The iecsures
before the M.uls. era! Institute, Rev. J. Fal.oesr
Arnold, OF Chicago; Iscad, Dal1leI, and Wood, Of
Upper AItou, have hetu listened 10 With great IN
terr4t and profit The convention u 4 4utcesg.
, 1869-10-31
EFnuCGs
JUE EkFENpR AGAIN IL

1lE EXFEHtE 4N21N III.
-. PAns, Oct. 50.
A rumor Is current that the Emperor u again
,nd.spoeed-
MINISTER 10 RrssIl.
General Fltury, Minia1cr 10 1usala, Departed to-
day for s.. Petersburg.
, 1869-10-31
ElxEa

DE1Rcsr, Oct- so.-The old 1rbsn building. On
Shelby slstet, Wa burned this forenoon. =. B.
for 1aoco. i. sn1w, tancy goods deslers, los1
Aeto; % insut1noe. Tne building VIA Owned
u G. A. N2.th, Of skndustJ, Who loses $lo, ,o0
inansed foe $500. Tosaa loas, 4saa0o
Bessrs. oes- MA aEe btoke out thia narni1g
on yne foFs1fh and nth noor1 OF e.otr t8 Fedefas
Eupef, oeeupssd eY The fev EnStand T3Po EuUa.