, 1869-08-06

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tic put week All hands ran 60 through from
lIaslrmouth to Fort kearDey Y taii ID ley man a
nafilt g1on i M.ssouH Iisilroaa viii 1,e COM
ncnced ns1t week bath Wars from the cnleaso,
BnllnKt6n 6L Joe Ro .d.'
"Ibe Commissioners Of Fountain County. IN
specal setalou, re5c1nded their order fos an e1e-
sa seGe ss e. = Ts SssIf!as :as 1cs IL
# Fountain had a5anaoaed the rosd. in Parke,
RoeistiIe / c1awiordsTslIs Roat, one portion
Of the county wanting one, and another ne otnes.
atd Ia order TO get either t looks q tse people
Is matter Of solDe doubt There are . .
! great manJ 1aspa5ess VINO ata ~i..ns 40 70
n sny e1e oF f0a xe but oqI
agreed which to help, and nlay end hy 1o!nE posa-
tug Tor either. An election " 70 10 he'd N Eyans-
psst,ne S isso GO >te to me W Evansville. ca1m' r..
ducan liailroaA The Journal, OF that city, says
that WORK has been stopped upon the vtpceenes
/ oils ylncennes RafroaA-aDd the enterprise has
been abandoned. This, ihat paper nlEes, = =
great oppoIsun:y ie5 Esans!:ae MaassEss rsx r1o,e
ylllr, road Into Southern Illinois Is necessity
and Tue abandonment Of competing enterprise
ns raake SHs les te ssys rpe
| ou4iuc.s men Of The cry nle. ut the Chatnbet Q,
Commerce, yesterday, after the boon acsston OF
por.ont inform alton IN relation to the Western
| Cuion RAILWAY bsfone OF the DIRECTORS O tne CON
pauy. Angus Sulth, Esq, President Of ne Cham,
Mir. D. ". Dame. OF LanatE, fnsuuaa- Tue gentle
| man opened hs ka.inR that be CAME on . bushes:
tics u itnpss, eoa1ssaons is lie " essesn 6asol
tuto the bands Of the St Paul Railway co!npsay.
road, he had pierarrd Interesting. tables Of tne
| population, resources and general business af ht
section Of The country, which he read. Nj: Dame
also called The attention Of the meeting 10 the tac
| that the United States were building nauuiac'
| turing arsenal II 1aoc1 1slaud, with one 0! tht
largest and finest enteE-powers IN the count11
| large amount OF iron from the mills in this city.
thCa adding matettsuT to the business OF the roaL
when tho connection = built. The gentleman
/ concluded BY extending \ cordial tnTsta
| ton to tho business. men Of Milwaukee t
Visit his sectton Of The country. lie had beet
requested 10 extend this invitation by the peopls
o1 the counties represented through him, and us
Welcomed and eptersatned. Mr. Dame said, a. b!
people meant business, they wanted onl7 business
men to visit them. Mr- II. r. West moved 1ha
the invitation be uccepted, aud that q COMMITTEES
| Of seven be appointed % complete arranRemenL
| for the eIcurs.on- The motion was unanimously
| adopted, Kuefeupon The chair announced the foE
! iowlng gentlemen as q Committee ot Arrange
Ments: Angus Smith. 7. II. West, John Plaaktn
| ton. 7. Mower, ., f. Ertt, John DahluaaI and r
! p. Cher. The u4tessry then antou1ned-'