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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-06

SEE BUNCH OF GRAPES on STANDARD in
another column. SPEER'St STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of its tonic properties, its purity, and its
delicious flavor. dec24Y1
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Attachment Nntine.

Thomas Dillon, PLAINTIFF Before LIE Roy Kelley, J. P
against ri Fairfield TP., Highland
William Holmes, Def't. County, Ohio.
an the 18th day Of April, A. D., 1869. said Justice
u issued an Order Of Attachment ia the above ao-
tion for the sum ofninetssn and 30-1OO dollars.
THOMAS DILLON
New Lexington, Apri II, 1869. ap2213"
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- Pioneers, lEeetinEn.

A meeting Of the Managers of the
Pioneers Association Of Highland
Ross and Fayette counties, Nlil be
held in Greenfield next SATURDAY. 9Th
insta to make arrangements fora Re
union Of the Pioneers some time in
June.
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MISS EVA sTRAwN mot Strong was the
name of the young lady killed by the
cars at Manchester on Wednesday of last
week. She was wellzing on the main
track, and it is supposed she did not hear
the whistle, or else she thought the train
was on the side track. It was the morn
ing train from ChillicOthe by which she
was run over. She was aschooI teacher,
end was very highly esteemed. Her age
was about 1e. Her parents reside at
Blanchester..
l. 80 =. r. er- rsass- Ia
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An excellent article for Diseases of the
Kidneys, and an invaluable tonic for Fe-
males and invalids generally. Put up by
A. NJ. Bininger & Co., New York. SEE
advertisement in another column.
For sale by W. r. Smith and j. J. Brown
Hillsboro, o. apl5tf
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The 2D MONTHLY STOCK SALE at James
OlaFk's Stable, last Saturday, was largely
attended, and quite number of Horses
and other stock changed hands at good
prices.
DE LAND, the popular 4th st. mer-
chant Cincinnati, has just made a
large addition to his store-rooms, and
has now the best lighted, and one Of
the largest and most elegant stores in
the city. His stock is very complete
and extensive. -s.
Mr.. James Maddox is still on hand,
to wait upon his friends from High
land county. See new advertisement
Mr.. WILLIAM MARCH, formerly oi
this place, and a Lieutenant in the
oath Ohio Battery, has located him
self permanently in Kansas City, Ma,
and gone into the real estate business.
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The best preparation kno wn in market
for restoring gray hair to its original color
is Halls Vegetable Stellar Hair Renewer
Try it.
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For the Best and Cheapest
Clothing.
Go to the "Star Clothing Store" ;" on
Main street, opposite the Post office
Every variety Of Mems and Boys
wear, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, at very low prices.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. noV19y1
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Try Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, if you would have a Iuxuriant
growth of hair.
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MAD DOGs.-Two, mad dogs were
killed in Irpnton last week. No per
son was bitten by them, but several
had marrow escapes. '7l' go 9e
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l ., S. TAXES. notice Of the In
ternal Revenue Collector. The time
for-paying taxes without penalty will
expire on the 10th.
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Nor1oe

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted by not
n or book account, due, viii please call aud settl
the same and Obhge, II. r. CLAYTON.
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Festival for the Benefit Of the
M, Il. Church.
The Ladies Of the NJ. 3. Church viii
hold a Festival at the Court House, this
and Tomorrow Evenings, Thursday
and Friday.)
Supper at G o'clock each evening.
Ice Cream, Cake and other Refresh.
ments.
Admission free The public are re-
spectfuiIy invited to attend.
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90 en- Edr es.

New. Hook
Giving directions FOR CHIMSEY BUlLpNa, GkArE SsT-
riEo, etc. sent free on appieatian by mdilto ESQ
n r. G, b. EVANS, q GOa,r1 elt
NannfctuIers Of MANTELs and CRATES, s +. Cor.
Fourth and Central Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio,
-aplIn lsIP- -- al efHa
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~ Business Notices, N oar Local
columns, S51agIe Insertion, 10 cents la'le to
Regular AdDertisers, Is cents % Transient
Customers Each. Additional Insertion half
price, No Notice asserted Jor less than SO
cents -ss
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Court or Common Pleas.

The Spring term will commence
Nay d I8th. hbna
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Old LONDON Dock War
Fanted Pure

For Boots and shoes, go to KIFKEEAD's
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Estate Of Rachel nafos-

ITOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been duiy appointed aad gta = 4 ara
tor Of the estate Of Rachel Oates deceased late of
Highlsnd County, Ohio. Dated April 2s, 1863
rsp@W5' .essl suFksTFALL QATEs. B
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OARR II q 8!
alBsra ltstl
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\ Go to b. Conard,s

Furniture and Queensware Store, for your
Window Glass.
Country Merchants supplied at the low
estrates. my6w4
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. Mr.. Hull will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sabbath at
o'clock P. NJ, and every second and
fourth Sabbath thereafter at the same
house. The. public are cordially invi-
ted.
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Home Correspondence.
From Marshall TIP.

The Turnpike to HiLLS6oro-PJantilg
Operations-FFItit a'ld Wheat Pros
meets. Re- 4sz
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BEST ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS AND
.a iEaaf.F CHICAGO. lai.eH
Indiana.polia,. cia. 6 Iaiaagaatta q B. R.


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Onahs and all rail and river towns and silss in che
West, Northwest and southVest
NTYE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY esundayB n
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franklin, MartlHsvile snd lli PC @
GOsporf,.-..-.,,,..,-..,-e-s $50. A, n- $50 ? r.
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Chicago ard Cambridge City el5-5...l -
uU A. n 10 800 A. n
BrpOkvills Aee0nim6dat'n. s;I0sP. n. ESQ A. d.
Chicago end Cambridge City y s.,sf.-t ......- -
Express 80 P. u. 10 80 P. u.
No ohdbg5 y cars 5ehsess Cia6hinaii, g. Lous aul
Chicago. e
Elegant slerpinkears on az night trains.z
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Burnet
House Ofcs, coruef Of Third and Vine River Olee,
corner Of Walnut and river and at Depot corner Of
Plum ard Pearl streets The splendid Passenger Depot
Of the l., G. 4 L. B. r. Is about mile the
business center Of the city than the depot Of any other
railroad, snd within few squares Of the POstuhcs
and the principal hotsls.end sisumbOat andiHEs-a7
J. T. RICHARDSON, Sept.
T. B. LORD. General Ticket Agent < .t ju2s
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circulated, and branded their authors
as towards. He referred to the fact
that James G. Jones, Wm. E. Parrett
and Isaac Casselberry were strongly IN
favor of the Carmi road when it was
first proposed, and even went before
the County Commissioners and urged
upon that body the propriety of
ordering the election for the pro-
posed donation. What has caused
these men so suddenly to change?
Can anybody explain? They pretend
ed to be working for the interest of
the citizens. but it was not so. They
are working for the interest of Will
lard Carpenter and Eastern capitalists.
It had been charged that the press
had been bought up. An assessment
of only two per cent. on the capital
stock had been made, and the whole
amount left after paying expenses of
the trip to Illinois, etc.. would not
buy anything. He urged all to go to
the polls and vote for the road to
Southern Illinois.
Mr.. Hill was followed by Blythe
Hynes, but we did not stay to hear
his remarks.
MEETING AT McJoHNsToN's GROCERY.
a big meeting was held at Edwin
Med ohhston's grocery in the First
Ward, and the Crescent City Silver
Band was present, and favored the
crowd with as fine music as it is
possible for a band to make. The
people of the First Ward were ad-
dressed on Tuesday night by Judge
Parrett in opposition TO the Carmi
road, and a strong feeling existed
against the Illinois road. the
result of the appeals Of Judge
Parrett and other speakers,
who had misrepresented the true state
of the case. Speeches were made
last night by D. B. Kumler, II. G.
Gcoding and Jas. T. Welborn. DIR.
Gooding's speech was quite lengthy,
and he made many strong arguments
in favor Of voting the donation to the
Carmi Road-and refuted the falla
acies of the arguments that were
brought against the Evansville, Carmi
& Paducah Railroad.
Mr.. Welborn made very fne
speech, and when he closed, the feel
ing of the large crowd was decidedly
in favor of the proposed donation,
and it is hoped that the glorious old
First Ward will do. her duty nohly to-
day, and roll up a big majority in
favor of the Carmi Road.
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ER NEW 8.



The weather last night was quite
pleasant, a shower in the afternoon
having a good effect on the atmos-
phere.........The only arrivals and de-
partures were the Armada, to Cairo,
and the Hartford, from Green River.
.........The Mary Houston had not
arrived from Louisville at 2 o'clock
this morning.....-....The Q1ickstep
did not arrive until after 2 o'clock
this morning, and the Morning Star
waited for her.........The Petrolia No.
2 had a good trip from Cannelton, in
Guiding Is hhds. tobacco, 1900 feet Of
lumber, $4,000 shingles, and lot Of
other freight. She also brought about
twenty passengers. She did not get
here In time to 90 on the excursion
TO Enterprise.........The river is still
falling...".Business is very dull, and
but few boats are running, save the
local packets.
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sToCKHOLDERs.
To the voters ofvanderbargh County.

The undersigned, Directors of the
Evansville, Carmi & Paducah Rail
road Company, having been invited to
a conference with the friends Of the
Straight Line Railroad, to see if some
thing could not be done to combine the
interests of the two roads, and to make
the action of both harmonious, state to
the people of Vanderburgh County that
at a conference n pursuance Of such
invitation. at the Office Of Robert A.
Hill, on the evening Of July 30ah,
that they learned from the friends of
the Straight Line Road
First. That there was 10 organiza-
ton Of such company, and that,
therefore, there was no such thing as
the Straight Line Railroad Company
with whom tc make any contract or
agreement whatever.
Second. The friends OF the old
Straight Line made a proposition to
divide the appropriation asked by the
E., g. and 2. Railroad Company,
which we we're compelled to decline,
for the reason first, that they had no
such organization as the law requires,
aGd second, because there is no law
by which the people can vote together
TOR two appropriations at the same
time, but must vote separately, and
also because there is no law by which
their request could be complied with,
unless the Evansville, Carmi & Padu-
cab Railroad Company should aban-
don all claims. and give everything to
a company yet to be organized.
Third. The Evansville, Carmi &
Paducah Company, by its Directors,
then proposed to the friends Of the
old Straight Line Company, that if the
friends of the old Straight Line Com
pauy would help the Evansville, Car
mi & Paducah Company to secure the
appropriation and aid asked in the
coming election. then the Evansville.
Carmi & Paducah Company would
help the Straight Line when organ
lied, to obtained from the city the full
aid desired By that Company, which
last proposition was by them refused.
J. S. HOPKINS,
=. SEMoNIN,
NJ j. BRAY.
JOHN A. REITz.
R0B'T A. HILL,
aug4-2t j. +. WELBoRN.
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L Gard from Mr. Maler.

Editors Journal:
In your report of the meeting at the
Central Market I am charged with
having said that the newspap ers of
this city could easily say give, give.
give; especially as they acre paid for
1t" Now, permit me to state that [
never made any remark rejecting in
the least upon the press of this city,
and least of all would I make such a
charge. against a. T. Whittlesey, as I
agree with him-that he is not worth
buying.
Mr.. Whittlesey commenced his har-
rangue-I shall not refer to the pro-
priety of his doing so-by clearing his
skirts of the charge of being bought;
and whether he succeeded or not in
that undertaking, he certainly sue
ceeded in making BLACKBOARD of
himself, for I never, il all my life,
heard any public speaker use such
profanity; and [ can assure the friends
Of the f. O. g. z. r. r. that if hard
swearing will help their road any, it is
safe and needs no insurance.
p. MAIER.
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DESPERATE EFFoRTs.-The oppo-
nents of the Carmi Railroad were out
last night, with the Democratic Silver
Band, and we're making desperate
efforts to secure votes. The band
first went to Paradise Garden, but a
crowd could not be raised. After
that the band wagon drove around
and stopped at number of saloons.
Willard Carpenter harangued the
little crowds once in a while. Of
course he is terribly in earnest. It
is matter Of dollars and cents with
him. The man that owns the road
bed of the Straight Line Railroad
(see John A. Reitz's speecb) ought
to be interested. But we feel conf
cent that the city will give a handsome
majority in favor Of the donation.
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RIYer Taienafclles

CINcINNATI, August 4-Arrivais-Liberty
No. A, Wheeling; >. j. Hale, Memphis,
Departed-Fanny Brandeis, Evansville
Glendale passed yesterday from st. Louis
to Pittsburg. River declining, with IA feet
inches in the channel and 90 feet 4 inches
under the bridge; weather warm and clear
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Weather cloudy.
Mercury at noon OF. River falling stead ~.
Departed-Mollfe Able, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, August 4.--The river is
slowly declining, with II inches water on
the Shoals. Weather clear AID very warm
Navigation is nearly suspended.
CAIRO. August 4.-POrt List Rubicon,
VicksbuTg to st. Louis, An; Minheola,
Cincinnati TO Memphis. IL An; sam.
Brown, Cairo TO st. Louis. 3 PM; Shark.
New Orleans to ST. Louis, p II. The river
fell inches Weather clear. TAermome-
ter 909.
NEg ORLEANS, August 4.-Dcpartod-
Great Republic. for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-Port List-Pey-
tona aud barges. nom 4 ew Orleans, and
the regular packets arrived. River fail
ing slowly. with Il We feet nine inches water
In the canal; three feet nine inches over
the ROCKS, Weather cloudy and oppres-
sive. Business fiat.
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re County Agricultural So
Pipf4Ra.

As the season Is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this york, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get mp one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notice.
we have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles Of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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CIT Y N q w S
ALL CAE VOTE

We understand that some are I'M
der the impression that none but
property owners can vote to day. This
Is mistake. All can vote who would
be entitled to vote at our city or
township elections.
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MORE FUN-THE MUFFINs Re-
DIvIvUs.-We learn that the return
muffin game of base ball viii be
played on the grounds of the Evans
vile Club, on tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. This will be a funny
game, and all who desire to see sport
had better 60 out. The players are
requested to be on the ground prompt
ly. The respective sides will be com
manded by Ed. E. Wheeler. Jr., and
ii. s. Quackenbush.
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ARREST OF JOHN HUNNEL.-A dis
patch was received yesterday from
Sheriff Miller, stating that he had ar
rested John Hunnel at Tunneltown,
Illinois, a small town on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. The Sheriff
arrived with Hunnel by last nights
train.
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SPLENDID FRUIT.-We have leceiv-
ed from George w. Warren, Of this
city, some plums of the Blue Gage +"
variety, that are the largest We ever
saw. They were raised in Mr.. War
ren's garden, and we do not believe
they can be excelled in this county,
either for size or luscious flavor.
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Dissolution of CoDartnershin.

FgvEEE COPkRTNF7ss SNIP HERETO
- fore existing between Samuel Meyer,
Adolph GugenheIn1, Solomon Kahn, and
Roman Grelner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Greiner
1etIres from the business, which viii here
after be continued by the three first-named
parties, who VIII settle al claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts in favor Of the same The
name and style of the finn viii rennaiss
Respectfully, $. MEYER & Co
EYansVlIies July 6th. 1859, i've dam
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DUTY-It is the duty of every man
to vote o-day to build the Evansville,
Carmi and Paduch Railroad. No
particular route has been selected,
and the whole matter will be left
with the people.
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GAMBLNG.-Tom Royston made
descent on a negro saloon, yesterday,
after a lot of negroes that were gam
bling. He only succeeded in getting
one, however, the rest giving leg
bail"
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Miss GRIFFITH.-When last heard
from yesterday, Miss Griffith, who
was SO badly burned on Tuesday, was
still alive, and was resting easier,
although no hopes OF her recovery are
entertained,
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ELECTION OF Mr.. GLAss.-At the
election held in Henderson, on Mon
day, Robert 7. Glass was elected Re
preventative over Luke w. Trafton,
by only thiIty-six majority. Consid
cradle excitement prevailed over the
election.
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PERsoNAL.-Harry Smith, who has
for some time past been in business
at Washington, Indiana, as a watch
maker and jeweler, has returned to
this city, and will resume business
here, at the old stand Of A. G. Rosen-
cranz, on Second Street. We well
come Harry back to the city.
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CoLoRED PIoNIo-A colored picnic
vas held near the BsbytoWn Hill yes
terday. A large number Of people
were in attendance. A number came
up from Henderson.
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VoTE.-Friends of progress and i'm
provement, vote for the Southern Illi-
nois Railroad to-day. Let hand
some majority be rolled up in favor of
the donation.
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To THE REsCUEl-All those who
would rescue Evansville from the
grip of the old fogies must to-day
vote for the road to Southern Illinois.
Vote Yesl
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Voting Places.

The precincts to day will be the
same as at the last Township Elec-
ton, and, SO far as possible, the same
officers of election will act. The
precincts are as follows:
First Precinct-J. Myers Grocery.
Second Precinct--Henry Habe-
NIGHTS grocery.
Third Preci1ct--Upper Engine
House.
Fourth Pfecinct-Court House.
Fifth Precinct-Vine Street En-
CINE House.
Saith Prccinct-Lamasoo Engine
House.
Seuentb Precinct--KolIe's Ware
house.
Eighth Frecinct-sohrader'a Gro,
Gerry.
Ninth Prcciact-UhPs Pottery.
Tenth Precinct - independence
School House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-05
A young man did a-courtIn' go,
But the perIice did nab him Q.

The above occurred on Tuesday
night; but as soon as the matter was
explained, the young man was re-
leased, and went on his way rejoicing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-05

MORE STATISTICS. The Courier
Local says Mr.. Minor came to this
city in 1864, and went into business
with Mr.. Dallam IN 1863. This is
new way of figuring.
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THE WEATHER.-A pleasant shower
yesterday afternoon was gratefully ap.
preeiated by an over-heated populaoe.
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ANOTHER CoNcFRT.-There will be
q grand concert at the Artesian
Springs Park tonight by the Evans.
vile Cornet Band. The music will
be good, as this Band IS improving
rapidly. The great Circonia Light
will also be on exhibition, and the
grounds will be brilliantly Illuminated.
After a hot day, we know Of no more
pleasant retreat than the Artesian
Springs Park. Col. Wehler, the in
comparable host, will be on hand, to
look after the comfort of the guests.
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A CURIosITY.-Mr. r. iii. Brain
ard has laid on our table a bunch of
hickory nuts-seEen in number-all
stuck together in a very peculiar man
ner; and the bunch is a great curl
osity. They were grown on the Green
River road, some p miles above the
city. The hickory nut crop. tits said,
viii be very large this season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-05

VOTED DowN.-From the officers
of the Mollie Norton, We learned yes.
teaday that the subscription to the
E.. ii. & N. RR. had been defeated
in Henderson County by about seven
hundred majority. In Hopkins
County it is reported that the sub
scription is lost by two to one.