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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22.-,iorr 5000 25.
Wheal$ O4@l 044. Corn 45@48. Oals
554@554. Rye $llS@l lS4. Barley 81 As.
Highwines 87@8S. Molss,es unchanged;
Sugar l4@l54 Pork $50 5000 rs.
Hams 154. Bulk meats, shoulders 1l4@
ia; sides lac. Lard IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
.npOinted ChRucelIn,

James P. Swami has been appointed
special Chancellor of the first district;by
Gov. Senter, to act until the election in
that division.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
rheLasaC Col. Grant.

A telegrsphic dispatch announces the
death Of Col. James II. Grant, the Resi-
dent Engineer Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad, who died yesterday at
1885 P. NJ. at his residence al Christiana,
Rutherford county, in the seth year of his
age. Col. g. was the engineer under
whose auspices the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga road was built, and his skill con-
structed ihe immense bridges and tunnels
on that road. His scientific attachments
were well known and appreciated through
out the South, while at home he was res
Pected as an honorable and upright gen.
tleman.
The special train, with the officers and
directors of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad will leave the depot at 9 O'Clock
this morning for the purpose of attending
the funeral, and the friends of the deceased
are invited to join the party who go Il
Christiana for the purpose of paying thu
last tribute of respect to an aged, fsithfn
and skillful officer Of the road.
1t is seldom we are called upon to recorC
the departure of one who was more highl,
esteemed for his goodness of character, an,
all those traits that cement friendships
We deeply and sincerely sympathize witt
the bereaved family of our friend in thi
their unspeakably sad affection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
GraYeIIng.

Many Of the streets Of the city have
been newly grsveled. Our citizens gener-
ally are partial TO this mode Of macadami-
zatiCn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

On Sunday night last the stable of Col.
P. Turney, Winchester, was broken into,
and bis riding horse and harness stolen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

We have just received LARGE STOCK
Of the above named popular make Of
Shirts made expressly for our trade, which
We are Offering at reduced prices. Also. Tn
der Shirts, Drawers, Handkerchief.
Socks, suspenders, Gloves, Collars
Cravsts, Bows, Ties. Scarfs, and every
thing pertaining to gentleman's toilet. at
r. H. TH0MPS0N'S,
nbarrv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
somnanbulism-A Negro Boy In his

A negro boy about fourteen years of age,
deck sweeper on the steamer Nashville,
was walking about the boat in his sleep,
yesterday morning about o'clock, and
stepped overheard and was drowned. We
did not learn his name.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

RAILWAY trains in Sweden are provided
with a complete medical and surgical
staff, for cases of sudden sickness or &C
cident
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
CrTY NOTICES
From the Huntsville Democrat. April II.
sonthern Eafe Insurance Company of
Memphis, Tenn.

MemBGsSs IcAm'
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
Some time ago, Mr.. Edward F. Mon.
tague, of Madison county, Alabama, took
policy Of insurance for the sum Of i've
thousand dollars, in the above named COM
pany, for the benefit of his wife. Subse-
quently, he took trip 10 Auburn, Ala
bama, and, the morning after his arrival,
was found dead in his bed. After investi-
CATION to ascertain his death, and the
manner of il, the company have paid the
amount of the policy, as will appear from
the following note
Received, April 5, 1869, of the South
ern Life Insurance Company, Memphis,
Tennessee, the sum of five thousand dol
lars, being the amount due me, from said
company, upon a policy OF insurance on
the life of my late husband, Edward +.
Montague. IMoGENE G. MONTAGUE"
The above statement and receipt show
the responsibility Of the Southern Life In
surance Company, and its disposition TO
pay its liabilities. 1t is purely Southern
institution, conducted by experienced
business men, who have the respect and
confidence of business circles, on account
of their financial ability and integrity.
The Southern public should appreciate
these facts, and encourage it by their pat
ronage.
Hon. W. Matt. Brown and A. NJ. Green
are the agents for this company in this
city. Office over the Adams Express
office, Church street. Call On them and
have your life insured at once. apr23 st
PHOTOGRAPHS 81 so per dozen. Saltz
man makes them. mar24-lm
Glass Cheap,
We have about 100 boxes Window Glass
that we will sell at 35 per cent. discount
on Pittsburg catalogue prices.
ap22 1w WEAKLEY & WARREN.
SECOND hand books bought and sold, No.
IS Cedar street. ap20,1w
w. d. KLINE, pharmacist, IS Church
street, Masonic building, Nashville, Tenn,
has window glass, sViadOw glass! cheap,
cheap, cheap best quality, best quality Il
Size ranging from 8 by Toto 40 by Go
cut any shape required, at prices lower
than usual. Coal oil-very best in the city.
He makes specially of this ariicle-the
demand increasing. Try il once, and
you'll buy of Kline again. ap19f
Call and see that new Southern made
piano just received at Music Emporium,
81 Church street-prouounced equal to
any made in the country. ap18-lw
BOarders Wanted.
"LEoNARD HoUsE."-No. &c South
College Street, Rates Board and Lodging
per week $500 and board without lodging
400 per week. Apl. Is lm.
Wood Turner Wanted.
A good Wood Turner wanted by
WEAKLEY & WARREN.
March 3l-tf.
Now is the accepted time to get fine
photographs at 81 so per dozen at saltz'
mans Gallery MARIA I'm
E. H. Miller, No. 9 College street.
makes and puts up all kinds of awning:
at short notice.
mar23 I'm. -..fIrr.
We have one or two good job presses fol
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the Office of the UNION AMI
| AMERICAN.
How is this? Only So so per dozen fol
photographs at
mar24-lm SALTZMAN's GALLERY.k..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

Mr.. Rider, the late Representative from
Shelby comfy, was in the city yesterday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
Commissioned


Charles G.. Smith has received his com
mission as Chancellor Of the seventh dis
trict.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
Nashville Flour and Grain Market.
ETnrrp W. orot. - eeOI0 M r. 49,.
Nashville Produce RIarkst

EGGs:-Market declining; sales to-day
from wagon at 121c. ana .f
BUTTER-Market weaker with salei
from wagon at 25c per pound.
PEANUTs-Small sales at 81 IS pei
bushel. r..
. FEATHERs.-Prime command zoe.
HAY.-The market is stiff with sales to
day of 20 tons at S2S per ton in store.
COTTON SEED.-In demand at $12 pc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
Vel0cfDedtDE.

An individual on the outside Of veloci.
pede, rode through Deaderick street yes
terday morning, his Pegasus making Dex.
ter time through that thoroughfare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
Err Snnrnn,aInana

We are authorized to announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maufy, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. marl7 te"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
The ChaneeIIorship

To Messrs, John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked III
liberty of using my "name for the posi-
ton of Chancellor of this district at the
coming election"
This call is made in such terms o.
compliment that it leaves me no choice
My name is at your disposal. If elected
l will serve the people to the best of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD H. EAST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

Dismissed.
The case of David McEwen, charged
with horse stealing, was dismissed by Com
missioner Stone Yesterday,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
SECOND BOARD.
GENERAL Markets.
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1859.
Nashville Cotton Market.

Nashville Cotton Market.
COTTOE-Liverpool declined I'D to-day,
closing dull. The New York market
closed very dull and heavy at unchanged
quotations. Oar market also closed dul
and heavy, with buyers only at inside fig
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23

LARD-In tierces l9@1sIc; kegs and
cans 2oi@21c; caddies 204@21c.
CoRsED BEEF-Per half-barrel, $l2.
Mess PoRK-$S1 SO per barrel. '
DRIED BEEF-Scarce, 19@20c.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen, Sc.
Nashville Fleur and Grain Market.
FLoUR.-Ws quote at $6@10 90 for SUI
pers to family. Market dull.
CORN MEAL.-We continue our quota.
lions at Use per bushel for loose or bottled
and So SO per Dbl for city kiln dried.
4 CoRN.-No receipts to-day. Shipments
Of 1900 bushels at 75c sacked and deliv.
cred in depot, bat now there is little de.
mand, and millers have advanced theil
quotations, but the large dealers are offer
ing only Coo loose. W" .-ff3 5ihc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-23
JENKINS STOMACH aITTERs

are composed of the purest materials. prepared
with the greatest care by an experienced chem
ist. tested and approved by the principal medi-
cal practitioners of Tennessee. and secured by
LETTERS PATENT. the infringement of
which is felony.) They can be used by ALL with
confidence. as SAFE. CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE
for all they are specified for; besides they are .
a GENUINE SOUTHERN REMEDY. and
worthy of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
For sale by all Druggists and Medicine ven
ders throughout the United States.
Principal Depot and Mandatory. No. 80
North Market street. Nashville. Tenn.
r. p. JENKINS,
febl7tf Patentee and Proprietor,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Gin fd6ner 9ie9 bes 9eutf@tbum6
Ser 8Mntcsbamptftabt.

Die @albinettpern vGplumbia" last:
Die unlern, 2elern bereite betanntc
Mfte ju7 tWun(ten Ter Gipflbrun9 hes
llnterri9ts, i'm ,Delt1Gen IN ben 1fcntliz
den Sdulen 1T nuntlebr POM DyBp[aro 81
@lcermen~f in @aibin9ton a1seltcmtnet1l T.;
UNI. man rorf bofen, pap ,lte oerlnddt
@eiebfraft erlansen pirc.3 ur . nr~,rsr.e
%@DaS babc1. nie Deut1hen Malbinaz
tons r1ulrr@b, ibre braoe <unb urcrmuplide
Moitation pulrd9elebt!. @inen idb:
neren @ieA> als Der Sriumpb Scr
reutlden Mutterlpra@e tn Der !9aupt<
fact &c" 9roben' &epublif 'batte 'bas
Deutiaamerifaaertbum ri6tertiinsen fSnz
men. raging
1Wie Die Mleloa1nerifanes pieien SRI
umpb' oufafen 9ebt aus fpl9euper eebtez
9tnen1 8emerfungen peS @a1bin9tpner
u@brpnicle" berDpr :t'HH"1lNU r~G0:;3D
u~lnlere 3peutl9en MitbQraer 1.perpen
fi9 frellen' :rae btet@i0 fir ol1nterri6t
in Der Deutl9en SpraGe III ; enDfentlta
6en S9ulen in biel er Stont pom Bparb
Of Mpermen an9enommen 1T. On bic
fem Nelultate baben aber audi uniere etnz
9eborenen 8ur9er Gin 9robeS Snterede;
oenn pbne 3meifel mauiden Steleu So1
tbaen, raBHtbret &inberm cie @elegenbett
beniibtn, tie rei6te Der napoerneu @praz
den III lernen. ";2f3 iIh4l }-rrilN &?Stt
IT, 81 i9reibt Der Baltimore @eder. @o
Tango bic Demotraten In @olbin9tpn am
Nupsr wtaren> Il mar IS ni6t mDgli@ bic
peutide Spra9c bort IN bic Treil4uten
e%in3ufabren. Grit felt Der Neser nit re-
oiart unb bic Staot 1republifantl1 &C.
pproen 1T, tpurpe es- ,m1sli9 Der peutiden
(Spro&e 1pieient1 @te9 sut Seriaafen,
@aS 1a9en BE ceutl1en Deuaofraten pa<
;u?" ..'|, Ha.|} SIR ~Hl4,a,,H : .Jt',.. ,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Gerrefponoen5 Der @taats 3eituns.
ct Weter .Minr n, mai Is: '69.

@mvsfsr. ystn H., Wat .: os.
OaS o. @o9ngaus~ e'nea Deutl9en Na<
mfne 9tlpflmS r rMpt w pu'r ctele1Naoe1'o
lget!ipetle rur9b $6fuer 2jerltort, pure |.
opnteglbar a9dnjl1@ 11teofr9ebrarlt len,
aln 1t@ 11ed Pen Z N per gap, 1tepeneeenl
SSftauer3 nantt9setpe!lte babetf, .fp penn Il nMt9t
mebrere Banuer11, N per 9fobe 99epele11
paren1 unp. 3 eur@ 1 ppaa6I Mallft r'lD; ne
pertciul'l9e11s M1llt 1er g!ll et1td|fF. Wtan.
p M mtfgtfce u " Ylo9fr, Slet1 palbat
UNI etlt@f1l a'1cer'1 Dem YerhReerlldtl ,nnggle
ment gtnnpalf 0etDaall 3tperoen mars, Der
ISerln't, az 2oua nne panata1g :, ,belautt
lt9 p1na9efaqpr. out $22 ( Ivy 89an15If1R p|ur9
YyeeElt9erlnns 9fpedtn1 434 .4uy4 J2Dm;3 -
1Ua)te norfee9lld9ep unoI 19ipeoll9fn N Nn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Deml9e8@otel
Das sr6bte Der Sber,n @tatt.

Dem aeiienber pub,tum eepdtrt bas
SMELLING HOUSE,
tas dltefe 5ptel Der 6tabtunb eeaeuworlta puu b,m; rnter.
Beidneten mad BEN 5tsl zines eeatfden Sptels ,rfer alade
einseri&tet unb ~setaIten, ieben 6 . IN fOrt an fauberem
>unb freunbItdem auartier, Marin cite n
sen du6erfer Retult4tett, retdbefettem
1tf4 une q fli &sr''fr eelle1 u NIB bill User, %.
Deusf@ts aans::auatautt |sts If Ser atasissyllaas fiji, quo.
tarraer uno Jubrleutt, tt, mir Fnoet ibrs aussaetduete Stai.
lung une sutes llnts' totnraen far CURE 9biere. 7Is' *.I&q
entidlofen, iebem @aa Befri.oiseauuns il sewdtren, eupf.tlt
Id bdhtte bettns stnsml se3rtta beutfden publtum. rni
m3E - III ,Ha}0 A4autt Ma1bens u.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

r.. --Dn 8dlldun9 rulF(ders 8onfnc<
ten bat In Nublanp uno Yplen {elblft nod
ltdrtfre8 MiBtrauen berpprgeruFn,I ais
i'm Nuslanpe, 5oGin ,9rp6esr -1parIaauer.
.Bantbaus bat ieinen geiAdft6freunren
,nurd Circular anue;ei9t, e5> merpe jeee
Don {bm ou60eloncte ArD6ere Santnote
psn SO Nubel an nit ieinem Titrtna0e>1z
pel Yerleben aber Autr pom ou6pdrti9fn
9aulern nur lpld,e ol,nebmen> bic entne e
BET nit ibrem ci1enen Tirmaltempel ppsr
nit rem onrerer 6Quler Serleben lino.
Sails fi6 erDebf bob Die Soften 9efdlIdt
lsien, f1nne pann leid,t Ne9reb 9enpmmen
wsrpsn. llsbrisen6 1ou Bic war19auer
8cnf lelbit neulid Npten QI6ae9eten baz
,ben> bic iplter als fall6e anerfannt muir
ben. Mabrldeinlib bate Die 8anf ie
ypr9er in 3obluns 9enpmmen," pbne 1ie
ais TolfFcatc 81 %erfennen. >
I H@elbfpsrrotb.-Sn elmer Ebeaz
terlp9e fibt cine bcblebeare Dame nit
ibrem @emabl in rer 9e9enlberlie9enz
Den 2ose rubt nadldllis allf Dem Tauz
teuil cine jun0e ~reisenpe &unflerin. Die
Dame teebahtet NIT ebeu Is piel Sa9z
fsnntntb als Neu9ierpe RE fpfbare Gpiz
lette Der &lullerin, pie sieueidt gar: III
rem Ntio errs9t.} Na@ lanAerer, eenauez
ret Bepta9tun9 ,renpet iiet li1 ali. ibun
0emabl ~ Diele &unitlerinnen !" SD
mIhte wcttcn ZAP cielea &leip .100Sba<
Elsr folet. !. ut,4.:.. -. il
8itte, lietee &in1c,t IS fufet eenou1 $50
@eetef' ~ H,"". ~ ~uar." III
Rod a i La
gen. - Mir melpetelt Dor eini9u r;3eit,
pa6 3wei Mrteiter per WacifeSG ilenbobn
helm &an9iren Don 3i9en an d,pei per-
l@icoenen Gasen um's 2eben 9efptnmer
iei.u. e.. .as1 .un1+ = H.: r.
Die binterlalitnsn Wittwen der I'm
alldli@en, Safe Eolton uno Mnn Muuz
bpuano, baben nun ae.en bic gena11ntt
Gcmpa9nie ouf je $4,000 S6apenerz
iay 9eflost.5 Seine 9eten, an. raj Be,
Sob ibrer @nttcn pur6 Na6ld(tsfeit
ppn &n9eieuten ter Gompu9nie berz
bei9eflbrt uurre unr i'm Sale lte Irief
tereiirn, mitr ibnen jerenfaus bic erwabat'
Sun'n1e 3uselprpbben' perren. '?l'>*
So fpu. Cine Gonyention fiji
6rauenz Nedie ta9t, bier unter rem @cr.
fig son Sulta fWarp 9rwe.r, .n,r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

aI'N EHiIitH2Hft*H 1t4FH3 s.s
,ETaGt1i a;4a8dtta4 8lf4 Wa
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M&inlpaautte. 81, 9au,l unuhb nj, miin'noe1q'pg,ollii,t|
ESQ., 0urdbaIae n d, benz C>f4r,, RS rnresn ''''

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lVerlast g9tnuna 1900 gprnittaes unb ~perbinbet init ben
3ueen Der Mtlwautee unb ct: pall Babn. '|T"''7'I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Marriaurs.

WILLIS LEARNED IL Rutland, Sept. 80
hy Rev. a + tail-y, Mr. Charles A Willis, Vi
Mrn}on aHd Mss Lila le,Tn' OF kutltnt.
TEMPLE GRAVES On the 29'h ms. ~
Trrty chnch. kutI,rd. nv tn Kew t'emop.
ttriyes, t-sr,fod ~ the Rsc'ur he Rev. Mil on
Peck. MIR Edward l.. frmpl- and Miss uc,
you" ge,t daughter OF Mr. tic fge Graves, both OF
Rutland
FOSTER ARMSTRONG In Mount Holly
S.pr s, bv Rev. Daniel Packer, :. X Foster auo
Eliza G. ArmSrr ny. Doth of shrewSbury.
NOYSE- MI lin Brandon, Sept 2sth, ny
Rev. =. ihouns, - -, James +. NOISE and
Ami u. smith both 81 Brandon.
cAPEN SENERY-In Rr ,ndon, sept 29.h
by Kew. {. A Thorn :. ID ~. y Capen anc
Maria A. seyery b tn OF Brandon.
WILLIAMS - WILSON. = At Immanu.
Church, ~ Below Ftl-. Sept. %. by Rev ,ha-
:. ii lie jams n Williams, Or, .ni La A..
laughter II Joseph Wilson, both Of BELOW,
Falls
POiIAHD-TAYIOR- Ludlow, Sept %.
by Rev. Ira Pesron, Addi ON A Pc ard. OF
Gold Head, Nevada aud susie NJ. Taylor, Of Lud-
low.
HATHAWAY P'attsburgh, n.
y. sep ~, by Rev. X. Chaesman. Frank r
Hathaway AIT $. lmogene CLARK daughter of
George l.. Clark, OF Pla'tshueh.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
New YORK; .w..
NGw YonR oct .

SEW YonR Oct. .
Eishor = lteen, ~lJ ~ ro,fusss ur1e,
If'G Agsnpe Uy'sl, n.-1 upafcf 4.
the ds're3,. p,i oa tbtf fD.ir stgo ba1
trap t.hb"d - iitnDae. yJasd - 4 ~
~ 800 ~ st}1Oyy
~ snr hsggtii,u Ctgentjft p n
s"s.tar bate. ssa e,iI petab.y aotr ~
q y I..,on@n 'or seefa ny ~ ~. md
! Ifadsd,k Eo1n. Il Bue. - Gu Csr
Eptiaeyu'- pisee.
4 tea Western mail. have arrived. ~
o.udinx tte CtncDrtl ~ 3opdsy morn.
INK. lt.y afe stu v.ty ,ft~e8sr but
'rs exp'rt "d r. tnn fspurr ., mprtow.
Gha mails tr Aitny patb. NORTH have
been fars,fd.a ~ mr. IN Cr,,on
dsun + nor %, wing
n" Post oo'gIp- 'he fliowiug Con-
bi !. aho hr- -.fi.u-iN ill ~ BIZ ton-a. Is.
W unaer-tsn5. pr'p frg stafeIn.u'.
a = Will nppaar os"r hI- own signature
ia reply TO f,-k- lett.r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

A Frenchman from Fort Ann wa.
drowned while trying to save his hor-e.
Three we're drovn.d ut this city Last
n,xht. Their names are James Dounelly,
Michael Riley and James H Piiyman-
BErHLKHEA, Pa, Oct 8.
An immense amount of valuable ium-
b.r wa. swept away from here. The iron
bridge opposite the Msnsion HOUSE, at
M.cuh Chunk, WAS swept down stream'
Thirty -seven coal barges went over the
dam at that point, and all were complete
ly destroyed.
The Lebigh and Susquehana Railroad
will sustain heavy damage, being washed
away at many points between Whit
Haven and Bethlehem. The canal l.
washed east Of the town and the los- II
great.
Ngw LoNDos, Oct. 8.
The Northe I'm road il open from New
London To Williamantic; above the lat
ter place it is impossible To run trains
regularly on the Hartford and New
Haven road.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. D.
Streets which were flooded, yesterday
are nsarly all filled with mud ind d~brir
left by the water. Hu pdreds Of cellar
are filled, and at large e-tablisbmsDt-
steam fre-eDgines are engaged ia pump
ing out water.
Hartford. On. Oct D.
Ptoyidencs and Fi-bkIll road d. 81 zen 10
day " Waterbury, but the breaks Dc
tween here aud Williamantic have no'
been repaired.
GAnATooA, Oct. ..
Accounts from the surfonBding cpnn-
Try ssys the storm, Sunday and Monday
did more damtge than any t.-fors know"
Only one train arrived here from 10"
sDuii. yerterday, and passengers ~ that
road lad ~ change carr f,uf miles syuth
~ B,llsion.
On Tho foheneffady rot1, ','g'r'a laV"
t~sp csrtis1 awsy netNrro btlis'Da %"
alnesyiiir IN D. pragsa'"a tbs .faffs
ffom gatfDz hTa.s =, .haDys pecan.
1et- ~ the rD4d
Gtet dan ~ wss dgse IL Eaiatr
81, md rne wy uss d,,vne1
llsEfganb. - I.
t.pof'a ~ 80 dsm,lo ~ fta s'orp
continue - cowr ~. Inc dap,v ~ 81
ps,i. II ne st,ta j. very gr-lf n"
'app If M,nebe.fer has spH-fnd m,rr
'hsn suy p.bsr q ,n.' ~ his Wein'sy. &ot
i bri1go j. If, in The tom. ed NJ g
. heel y running there to-day. ~. los-
D mills, machinery. and Ioprrfy Is ~.
'iuia'sd ~ SF0 900 Tho ly-- - rti,'-
- t,idv.- j. f36.OOO Cb,ney & Bro
.o-- i SlG0OpO. IN which Ir,lpl.3 me
hundred pitcc - six worth from 5000
H. S2oO01.
At Broldbook ~ old factory buillirg,
tin shop, ws- swept away.
4 young nan and FIVE children were
lrowupd
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ACCIDENTS. -The passenger train that
left Troy on Monday at 5 p. m. ran into a
freight at Lansing burgh, smashing the
engine and cars and hurting several of
the passengers. The passengers took
another train and got as far as Hoosick
Junction, but there being no train going
toward Hoosick Falls, they got an engine
to start with them. When about half a
mile out, the train ran into the river, the
road-bed and track having been washed
away. They were all, more or less, in
jured. Geo. Fisk had leg broken; Dr.
Fowler and wife, and man by the name
Of AIKEN, were drowned.
LATER PARTICULARS OF THE ACCIDENT.
The name of Mr. Aiken, killed, is Char
les NJ. Aiken. He was young man of
about twenty years of age. His body was
recovered, and his effects handed over by
q. o. Peters Of Hoosick to Coroner Hur-
10y Of Toy, who went up in the after
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
The following are the quotations.

An anDual meeting Of the New York Clearina'
House Assoriat held to-day. John )
Jones Prrid. NJ Of the Chemical Bank was 80
lec'ed as Chairnan and Alexander Master uoIl
Precedent OF the Manufacturers end McIchar1r
Bans- Secretary for the ensuing year ~.
total traLsactions for the year .ss 80 sf1 :
29i. - AID b. ~. Dsaciions snoe u. OrRsuizt
iion, period OF SIXTEEN year. .25gaZ7 81 n5J -.
The avsrag. tTansact"ns per d-y have been . -
oss So 81. being az .DiO.ol5 20 mae ibfn aDy
previous year aud Total xehangs g. Cs9 ~ O52 g.
g-catcr tban ever befpre
Accounts 70 the Kxprrza says No oiiicisi -'a'c
ment h.s been made yet % Tsgsr1 ~ iiie annIss
o. o'kvooi . 90, Although TIER aIc rneny NJ
m.r. ant to the ekect nat hat ho,,e may
pos-ibly rcsum- busiIse-.. ie 'rapo B. Iatks Old
I'D MT iase any active paft IN managing he 81
faTs fDr SHE tim- previous 20 the TAI Of the
y us.. snt enormous oprratOn- in pacific mai
and Nj .hisan Southern wbicn finally drss,g.d
down thu concern, were undertaken by come 81
the oihar p.stn.rs. IL IL pr-nspa ~ thought that
If Lockxood hal been at 'he helm the disas'e,
m ght not have occurred. In this view thee H.
mach =, mpsthy felt for L.Grand Doskwood,
e-p-cialiy since he has handed real
--t.te and personal property. H credIior-
generally are di-p'sed TO be very lenient, ard
witiin f-w day SINE monument csIataiists have
came for~ard vi nbef offers Of a-sistanc.
Stocks closed firm. Tie following are the quota
tons: