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The New York herald., 1869-04-07
BRAZIL.
Cholerinn Prevalent In The Valley of the Alaa-
zon--dsatheriag OF Tartle Eggs.
RIO D

Cholerinn Prevalent ia The Valley of the Ama-
zon--asatheriag OF Tartle Eggs.
RIO JANEIRO, Feb. "a, 1862
The valley OF the Amazon is being scourged by an
epidemic which has prostrated nearly all the in-
habltants but with comparatively few fatal cases.
1t is styled choleuna, and, commencing at the
mouth, has travelled gradually up the Amazon into
Peru.
Along the Upper Amazon the season Of the turtles
deposlting their eggs had arrived, and the inhabt-
ants were preparing to pitch their camps along
the sands Of the river shore to gather the eggs and
manufacture that turtle butter which, although as
highly Favored as Dutch cheese, is reckoned
delicacy among the people OF the northern pro-
vinces None OF 1t reaches tins city; 1t may be be-
cause the northerners eat 1t all up. For my part
prefer Irish butter TO either turtle butter or the
rancid olive oil the Portuguese delight to stink OF Ia
company with garlic 0dorizatiOn.
De Conto de Magal!iaens. the introducer OF
steamers on the Araguaya, Is expected at Para
about the lst of March, he, the Bishop OF GOyaz,
some priests on their way to study, and sundry
traders OF tile INTERIOR gong to start business rea
tons bv the new opening, were to leave the head or
navigation at the beginning OF the year and,
the falls OF the Tocantins, making the whole trip by
water. The road to connect Cuyaba with the head
OF navigation of the Araguaya was going on rapidly
and over favorable ground, ana the Brazilian gov
ernment can hardly be stngy enough TO grant
$4,000 to establish semannual trip upon what
may be made most important communication be-
tween the Amazon and Matto Crosse and Goyaz.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
onicia, Transfers Of Rea. Estate Yesterday.

, TnANstfRs II new YORK CITY. s,oo,o
Bayard vi, r. No. g. 9tst5
Delaney st, A5fte OF Isscx ~, 2DxS1l1 NiD
Deiancey stws, 10 OF Essex ST. 2bltxJLltS ..l950
Essex ct, ee 81 II OF Dcancey st. 40
a. o. u.s. a. 81 aud 50 :. 1000
Mstt VI, =, 1896 NOT Cana st. .23j01
Peck sip No. 49, irregular 5000
Warren VI, 20 Il College place, 2jx76 6....l70Oj
2i ~, p, 81 n W of 81 2i6s77 Nominal
18TH ~, p, 1906 II Of av A. 2sxl uyS
12h ST. Na6 OF av A. 2,xiUj3 ............if7s
18th st, 276 II of 9Th av, 1j5x5l .2u01
Iih st. 80 n OF 9Th ay 1gx62.
9jh st. $40 II OF gtl av gObOJ
9Th st, tUJ il W Of 6th av zsx939 Oj
sHh ~, flsG n of 5th av I26x5l .........2 800
Bst st. 800 II Of it ay, l0,s.a ........... 770
bh st, 17b &, 10Th nv, 25xgaJ........... 2suD
sld st vi lnh av, 5jsg y..............l5UU %
fJi 81 SO, 0 u of 81 av, Jox :....... .....lDOoo
sbh ", 2D n " OF gh av gbxi00 i......... GUJ1
fh o. VS., it2 II Of rh tls481l. 500 and other Con
bst IT. t ~ o OF tu av, I5xtVJ 100
, 1869-12-04

thts nn,-t,. ..u.. -.
hrath. hH 10y etHE eA4oa upon kao fTe1idtuf HI
1tVAno +0lAH. The Judge complains that bu
Su3 LOO sntet1eIdoce OF General ALreA he Woute
aAse oeen elecied ~ lATxe majority. Dent Eat
Mnl1e Foksfs, and many Of them Mefe not aito wcd
70 GO 70 tas Follx- The negroes rent bseksron tht
SonaeII ati.ss. and yosed &ne Aaaicai ttcket- Tnt
1fsaioont cnea rot sfnpath1ze with Dent, bus u
nne4neEA!ed 70 hla zTat1neauon II the els s!en Of
sae haaleA tEkeL
fkot<ekn 1&oocs1os o. IH1 IAH1xF AND nN9zH.
Huya,r 1,.. - - 'neet., u.,h,rvtor h.x
pn.Siar TX. X, ~ Heos 4; Il ~ ~
~, and r. -. sn Iha Ec1tctrtsa H. ~ ~ :: r
En- rrnnn.e to ent dn1n taa tsStT Fl n ts
~. ~ 80 S,t. a1 80 ~ ~ ennnnr -
cn,u,r;tt.. ~ 80 es'y ~ ee' AA' A4 -''ffs'' |1e
s"1aa1''Ae8 q 4G ,r~,o.rv
th1 1R1x 1hAp! 1s! Loks an:i4..,. -,
,ons. fase 4e IT, ~ -. TsMn a.,i =
.HSu5 Is ~ We ,ot,! - 80 s,tnn;,nrs ,,.t n
~, = ~ ~ .,1e,1r WeArr ma thr1 tnrn nrnaoas
, 1869-12-04

OHIO.


The Htblo Case In CincEnnati-CIes<
OF tho AxEnxnenta-Dectsto Re.
served.
C1xcuNAH; Dec, A-1nA morning. Hon. Rufus
kinR began tha closing argument for the platinum
tn tae b!ole ease b saJnR that this N tas1e Of
tanse interest Nh.ch IL d. Aca1aiap haS eXclted
Throughout the land, but becaQse it inTolyes !
Frat and y!tA Interest Of this CITY. To tue Con1s
dlmcnlt task in repl1inR; for hta opponents hAd
travelled 90 vide Of the marx. II thl4 were q
debating s9c1etJ. their coutse would have been
Gsesoel tae a1e ot &c ssnoo
n violation IT The clAuse IN the bill Of nxrk HA
read the sect!on and reaoutona, and called It.
o,het .de id nos put foT1a!a tie 9eso'n;.on sa
which proEidea that al religious instruction
shouA e excluded. Tma e7aa!on was bJ design
violation Of the constitution. The constitution
says there shall be Instruction u religion. Tne
Saoos ssas ;s 9oa'd saJs ' aos ae charged " Dc:
~ black IN he tsee, and inels argument wa
inst sseau.e Il nad seen pervered oagnt 70 he
be xet q e Sei.Des as
usny X ns IL ,nfoass hy 4 q
birth showed, on ore eide, the b!acxaeAs Of tArk.
ne4s; On the o'htr, the growing Light Of c.yl1txa.
.tst 81 "a 91 ~ Gss
seeking the succor Of religion II the Rib1e u Sec
laftnn, to what sect did Ch11st be!ong7 B1t No
compelled 10 attend the reading Of the BIble. ne
aatd u ~ curious that SO many Is ten C4ia0llcs
NeIc in tue school board. because they have not
Mott OF the members who Toted Tor these rr4o.
luto1s we're from Europe. He charged them
with bad faith ~ rRsanS resol1uons, not with.
tpoke on the subject 1t The rprtng election He
rad IRON tarious Catholic phpet1 to show that
the real Object TAs to break up tho schoola
Catholics would not come into our Goddess
schools. and would scout Us for deserttng the
wAyB OF our fRther1.
lit. King closed with 4 summing up Of the epttr.
claim Of The PLAINTIFF. Tns cln4ed the Argument
and the Court took the case under adEAanen
and adjourned When Il vii BE- ready to render I
decaslon It Is hard 10 SAT. Nj. Ktng's a.Kunen
occupied tue entire day, The room Wa denselJ
cto aded WITH spectators
, 1869-12-04
s. G. GRIGGS & cos
SPLENDID GIFTBOOKS
FOB THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.
IMPORTED AND PUBLISHED
3. APPLETON & CO.
90, o. and 01 (;raud.4t., New York.

TIE GOETHE GALLERY: ceat.tatns Fifty rapers
In ai; E45a1tEp: ;,ss;e ;;s's: TN shs E9vsEA =,
Ia folo Ttsh is p..es e,nt .tn'n* L 1ten9k n3
rus sd,1 .sn es,e'. .xR Prsrs .T. q, s4.,.v
5er'e:i Gees1.ehy i P.'e:stne b5s: e = Ssrss u s.
.sa essaHs r ~ ~ Gel s
morocco es0& 'A' - 0AA
THE .; TIonsa sssI Fs!t "a
IL s!s!5 s!s @ ssts ',.'n'sss IT, Illuminated
81 ShHiee ssss.oa. tTo u. knx,.h s4
r. s:ls sset:d i u; esi.sss M - =
Ia .e a 81
s,s III no1:sse. I'll 'as to 5'e'sa ssAs'' 1''l'
"IU19sDn ~ pesc,i ASD S,hASinE nasssasea ey peu
ses i'm '31 ;en
sssV:sf III, oots. III sases y; aoroese go
cnETf i f'5s; REsyEE s,;! OF TIE 1spysra,At ARTS
TEas@.I TEas@.I ExI ,S,ia;a|tS. VA. % 5s~elzs. wa ID
ia.raitons 1oi, TX esetn. II ii. numerous saass
ITSDFHf;RDt!yn GIsF. n, III. ~ u;
slnoaia- :Ts.a:l.s.d !; Il. y M b1,::s9 'i lla. g.
s - ' r.: ;'si4: Z: "sa Z I %ss IL
'AS :Sss q sss sSETIx x ~:
iss: 5ss3 eaass asss ca's i.';:t i; s:se II
THE eALIKaY Of = aYRoS % SKau41Es HISss'' c. -.
ae1esca .ss fs,E:s w. IL L'Ed
BfRoA,s WORKS: Illustrated with upward # au
EIi Gosess u: usreeeo .asa saa ,us Se so '0' sS'
;ast.. 1S IT, III; HRRoGsE3s s6sy m Ees,ns T.
, 1869-12-04

Notice.
Ii 7ersons whom It. asr entczsa arc ht.so5 natE
that n.J letter ct t. da.ed C1cxEo Astuts r. 13s
.atho1sxsak tososs! G. srse GaaaiI<. CARE
me foT sa1e u rsrNaed eaaefed, and ra4 ZEt mid
md al peItoos arc ned aS411.. -slkd say 3D.
'-~- 1 ~ P,T TURNKEY.
Ehieaer. Uec Ist9.
, 1869-12-04
MISSOURI.
l. New Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
11ntmt grafton.

4 fcx Paper Bullct3ncd-Mormon
mtErntIon.
81. Ior1s, Dec. "A new weekly, religious a.d
Political rapFr 70 be ed!'e'l hs Ker. 4. e. George,
Of ihs city, viii be started here early IN jan
na1!.
The Kansas City Journo, says: ~ considerable
number Of NoGmons ftoln.salt Lake hare come 70
Jackson County AMI settled nrar Independence,
where theE formerly resided They hare recov-
ien2c-g1ound, on which site they propose 10
eEect another Place Of worship, Tneae Aor0ous
repudtate polsXany.''
81, Locis dec. "a young ruaa raued Mar.
tin sulIivsn. iron Cyrthtans, ky., vas run over
bJ coal train md Killed, to-day, kcaf BlooI.yp,
The Gaze q Sperry fzettJman, Ilsuilers, Of
Pek,n, Ill, which was dect!ed the other day, near.
1y closes up the ntrA.rs Of the old wh!skcv rug
here, only Two or tnrtt more c1le3 being before
the court. frcv!ouA 10 the appointment Of the
present District attorney, tnis ing carried on
their s.indlpR optraiions With ,mpnntty. They
controlled ea?itM Of SON. t*ensy millions and
nc1a,8 detectives, DC. Their opera.
tlon2 wne On large scale, aud
they controlled the market 80 completely that no
kone4i clsliller could compete with them Now
ucaIlr all Of them are banktupts. having been
ruined py the payment 0! bribes, lswJers' fee$
euootnAt1oo Of Witnesses, juror, &c. The whole
amount realized By tie government hpce the
present attorney has bean IN ONCE f1urn wnistey
casea. Is ever 600, COO, and tHo OF tn1ee Of The
iarEe1t cases ire yet to be tiei.
The tobacco sng; A:o embracing men Of wea.ta
It's me1uteta convicLeA. Epwsrda Of t5o.os0 haye
beeu aided to the TreaGurJ from this source It
adett1on 10 the at,oye. SIXTY reyrone cases hays
been u on by the goy erument.
, 1869-12-04
KANSAS.

The Fire Mt Topcka-Tho Stn1c Cni-
Tcrslty-Sndden DcA&h-The New
state CnpttAi-Appotntmc cnt-Ikolt-
Koad hesss-A. d. tkichardsou.
Special spa &C The Cn,cxgo 44buns
A"llttA ii osa8, Dec. 3,
The LIE u ekA prnst- AZ orc DISASTROUS
than wsa II orst supposed. Ali +seoords Of the
Land Ofl&ee, including Alzo the tou1nsla Of kae
House. were burned.
At 4 meeting Of tho Board Of Rezeatk, heid In
thla city to-day. Il VA detesmined to add 10 toe
state CnlEcrxl1y the chA1a Of Inv and medicine,
ana also TO ndd smother member to the faculty,
Chancellor.
a youn9 lady by the mans Of Huldan Warren
Waa suddenly Killed. few mornings since, by the
tpeetunK Of bugVY. rh1le descending the oank
dafk, and tho young nan in company With the lady
could not Atc the Way 10 the ford After tue up.
setting Of tho buggy. be found her 10 the stream,
hut her neck Vas btoken, and the Co9onef'a tury
rendered verdict TINT ahc cAue to her death bJ
ths upsttt!ng Of the buggy.
The work en- the new btKts Capitol IL nearly
nntshed. The building. 1t Il dxpec:ed, will %
re4a! lot tae Legislature tn JAnuarJ,
the question Of Fedlatt3ct1nR the State, IN an
tlctraslon Of the new apposttoumenh Is being
Hfitated.
Thtee-5ourths OF mile Of track was laid yes.es-
day on the 1eavenwofth, Lawrence i Galveston
Road. Mr JOY GfI8 he viii hare the road CON.
p1eied to The Indian Territory next season.
The many 1Iten1s Of A. j. Richardson Iu this
WAs Ia this Stats that he got hts rst reputation u
journalist and Newspaper correspondent, In the
early struggles Of The Territory with border
fuHAnikn.
, 1869-12-04

CAlcAEo. Cooks, Pastty Cooks, 1na Ceafee.
ttoecFJ AH1acf1uo1.
Tha aho!R aAaasA SssstJ vtn hold aHeseerAt
eet. 4 the eae4k2.s hail. EveIy lasnbsF Il *
Cd . he FItseat The rstteipA1 Saziness II Ahoat
lth4 hA4d In TIE eoG1se " tAis month
QHANtK8 lR RV EeeY
, 1869-12-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"PERI0DICAL LITERATURE HAS 20
INCREASED AND MCLTIPLIRu ON TnR
FACE UF TIRE EARTH. THAT 4 WISE
AND CAREFUL sRLECTION OF THE
BEST THINGS IS TRULY PUBLIC
AENRPACT10S.n-AAsV fssss34-rias,; p7i1a
"THE BENT OF ALI OCR kCLECTN
PED11CATIONS.tt-11- .5ato-. .*ts TsxA
, 1869-12-04
IOWA.

S9abb1uK .tfEFAy-Anothef Dcoth Re-
sulttnK from the Accident on the
Chicago. Rock bland L. Pacific
IGnilr0nd.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs Ap1SEs, Dee. g.
Staob'ng alray occurred here TO day between
TWO perfots named McConkey and Sumner, the
former stabb1ug the 1atler severely tn the breast,
nut bot fatally It Is now believed ,har the trouble
originated IN law suit Accontey IL uutc. AZ.
rest.
IL NJ Eoruskp. the wealthy farmer Of DslAs
County, who was Injured In the Coon pons lis
aa;er ou tne G. 3; l. T. r: i on Tuesday, died
last evening. This Is the third death from the
dlaas,er, 4. smith being instantly Killed, and Ii,
4. Spal4tug llEing but an hour. The death Of
III. Sordske creates much soTFoT throughout al
this region, II he Was one Of the lc4dtn: farmers
and ktock men Of the State, aged 95, ani Ieave9
wife and Que child. II Is thought that zone OF the
rest Of the wounded will die.
, 1869-12-04

He Conscth unto suu with 4 Tale whirA
hofdrth children fFom play, nud old nen
from the Chimney -Gornes.-sir rAiflp sitsey,
, 1869-12-04
SPRINGFIELD,

i11neH8 OF JudKc EmcreOn-Incor.
p6Fnt1onk.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srR1s0F1KlD, IL, Dec, ;
Hon. Chat. Emerson, Of Decatur, Delegate elcc1
10 the Constitutional Convention from Tie Forfeit
Dist1,cs 70 very ack, At hts residence with typho.t
lever, and It Ii feared he viii not be able to taxi
bis Eeat Iu thu convention until after It's orgautza
t1on. Tnl2 iB the dr1r time IL peI1ol OF xlxtJ
JearS that the Judge has been c0nnne1 10 hi.
room By sickness.
The articles Of Incorporation Of the HIltou Hin
Ing and Transportation Company, OF TAzeHei
County, capital stock, ttoo ,oGD, we're tted to-day
The office Of the comk An3 viii ~ In Peoria.
The Mutual BENEFIT Company, OF Chicago, aIs{
Gesi articles Of Inc corporation.
The scarlet feTer is prevailing In M8roa, Macp1
County, 80 badly that the pabIlc schools hoyi
cen closed.
, 1869-12-04

ME- OxtKAxs- Dec a-1larrox-rn good demand
sna eiu+co lo*er. 157,e for mtddltaE sales. 9.5e
to hu1t ~ balrs: for the -cek, e b.les: n
er.rts Ns4 haies: exports to LserpoxL lhss1 bale-
h.its: eetstw.se. kl6s bAles: etoet, ,o% & bsle.
-BRHArs7rrft-CoE seslee; tFttpe htte. .usAe 0atI
seArcr and Ltkte1 It &C.
HA1-searce and 6r1n It ~ cdaaAnQ
PEosTkIoEa-Ness Po:k-Sew held II HJ4t1: cid n
~ cs294 a Lard At la1&Ae.
Other Artie1<t unehArFtd.
AoxKTARy- Gold, lteat- gtet4ipE III New Ycsl
11sht etchhuxe, pas.
, 1869-12-04

FTTahCNGH. Dec 3-Ctude petroleum market qu1rt .
Int few ss1ef.. With more buyer. thsn te.ltsr Il
a1ot%.uSos: % ss.t4 .! Louo h1ls P.strr's Iandiux
uee.ai6,T IKE: ..me EEiee IA 70; :no:e Refpxd
1Hitt and tTuteT: srot Adv Anttd c NC December
aelca aog hris January At 7txe so b!ls Re<~h+e 1t
Sshc. We quote arct At axe; peeruhst SshtkBAe
, 1869-12-04

hktA chill weaGhtef A1E1reut Will convince tic
haier II eoutains h. ard If an. el II THEM
riekicks ae TIC e<ca1AIiuea o
, 1869-12-04
ARKANSAS.
Officials Kclcnaed-TornA
deE0us AlfrnY.

deEous AIFrnY.
MKkrH1s, Dec. a-Toc -4pIxats Little Rock spe-
ctA NAYS: Judge Fancy, Of the CnxncerI Court
Little Rock Railroad, who we're arrrAtei for con
tempt, IN rtfut.nG 10 ooeJ pzpcesa On The GROUND
that tns tudgc Who bad lssned he injunction nAt
no authority to lt1ue t. The question
~ 70 which board Is legal, Il
not touched upon, but vii b.
dccttsd By the supreme Court President Brtuck
ley, Of the old board, has made application K
have the case transferred 10 tbs Federal Conn
which VII. he aafed TO dispose OF al the question,
involved The othce5s will bring suit Agatn1s tnt
new board ior damages Tor false as{e4.
A tornado passed over Tell and Johnston Coun
ttef On Tn1fsdaF. uag1fpassed IN violence, aat
doing great damage.
L sht ottng anr1t 1t Jacksou, Ark last week
between Il {. Levi, formerly Deputy Cn1tet
States Marshal, and Deputy Sheriff Ward, result
ed ia the death ol the former and tho woauttug q
the 1asttt. Whtstey WIS the carse.
, 1869-12-04

06~Euo3 Dee. 1-BRt1pFTCFTE-F7ou unehanked
Falet. l6ep htlA. Whe4t qsiltt: Nj Milwaukee club
et!o: eho!er whtt Canada at E1.to. Cosn aseady n
41A Barley no1ninal.
bu barley: 1900 ia peAk
, 1869-12-04

SEw ToRk. Dec a-Atrirals llsht today, ArEoupttns
I" l S,s s;tstc Y & 80 .ates - Lsfo 6sE. Bt.
top irrist- md iGe iower; On Team % sse,
bert trove Of q kentueky rteers ert a I+@!6c. and
atSeL dto.e q ~ TT illtnoi. .e73awaEs Il Y -
which butchers arr nat rversErd to Eiye. -
HoEs higher. Yelling At tr31lc 8ltre, nd 1sH313ttc
Trad '7' -
, 1869-12-04

War t1Esnses for ten LII. LII ~
NAVAL E1FkSnIIt:HEa-
The payments tur and 1T tttr nary for teu
-< 1t 10Th tIc1usiSe, lets
, 1869-12-04

WHEELING, Dec Tho tow boat Sampson
with Aixteen bargca Of coal for cities On t,c LoNr1
Ohio, brpke her 1heel aud rudde1. ADORE S,cubep
stlle. list evening The barHcs became unaaan
Were sunk hesseen Browns Island and Wcls
burF. The Forest City vent TO the as1iIiance b
the Sampson and toTed her ssaore u Z dlsspIet
condition.
, 1869-12-04
Litte|ps Living Age,

ot xhteh morn thar o. E<.drei ressss4s hare beeu
!ssued his !eeetvsd the eouenaa1ios Of Iudes STORY
kcnt+ Prtaaert AdAn1l Htstortans SpaTfs
nFefcntt Bancroft. ahd T1ekneF. Rev- Henry v xsd
BeekhT. and msHv othtfs; and IT admittedly ept b
uss 10 stA1d u tho hen af L. aAsa :"
, 1869-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA,

Railroad schcmes-Froposcd TeatI.
1noninl TO tho DtacoyercE OF pcGro.
lCuM.
PITTSBURGH. Dec. IA MEETING Of ths Doa.d
Of 1fAde va held today, Al which 4 commlttet
Of ship canal from Pittsburgh IRte Erie. Also
committee Nas appointed to --.2 measures 70
ward the conjunction Of q rArDAd ria Councils
Vile Road to CutontowD, thence 10 Fairuount
Neat virginia; thence to Grafton, aud thence Il
Staunton. Va, opening communication with tbt
South Atlantic and Cult tJt3tes-
AtA meeting Of oil men At TttuEEf1le, yesterday
rcaoautton VIZ passed, calling upon the people
of thu country and the oil Interest, to cont11b7tt
1und 70 purchase Homestead for Colone
Drake, the d&scoTefe1 Of petroleum
, 1869-12-04

BosroS. Dec. a-Msjor Chadwick, Republican
nominee for Mayor, decl1neA 4 c1uxena' meeting
has been called Ior to. pEat IN Fxueu1l uAl, s1id
10 be tn favor Of Mayor Saurtlen a Re e.ec7ou.
BOSTON, Dc AT the meeting in Fane1t Hall
this evening. III. Shu1tieff. The present tacu n,
fpf Mayor.
, 1869-12-04
E4Fn.

GALykszpN, Dec. IA nre In this city, this
morning. conaumed four entire blocks and three
fouttns Of tEo ether btock1 Il uEtGtna1ed IN the
Htroudt and Fremont 6t1eetk. hiEh northwest
wind swept The danes in 4 soQihefIy direction,
burning thEes bsoc8a q Fremont k1eu<, netwpea
, 1869-12-04
,Frntn.s Latest Fu1mtnnston.

lTH1M:8 L0fEkE FuEH&1ARKl0H, Z
DETROIT. Dec. A-Tne following cable despatch
wat, to-day. sent BY MI. Train:
To the Editor a. the IsfsAman, Dublin
sstGod bless nppeEary Kosea. Ten millions OF
11ith-Aucr1can8 ssy 1ght,
(Stgnet] "GkoRGK FRlEcE TRAM"
, 1869-12-04

Condition OF ConEreasnsnn Hop.
klna-Co1d Weather.

EohdttI0n Of C0nEFeasn4nn Hor.
klns-Co1d Weather.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Dee.
Hon. d F. Hopkins today seems stlIl better
than yesterday, resting comfortably, taking Light
tood, and showing very encouraging symptous
pr. E 4 Wolcott, Of Milwaukee, v1aitel Mr. Hop
fiu1 aast esenlrg, and Eade thorough examina-
ttou Of ha case. Ills di1gnosis agreed with that
Of h!a rhJ 0ctAus, DR.. Bowen and IuGmtn, that
~ ssekness Wa caused BY derangensns Of the
stomach, spine, Md '.Eeri and that there VIZ 10
ofE7n1c d!sease Of the htAft, aa some have sup
posed ut1 idea Of the treatment Of the case
aHeed With that pursued. The TACT toat Nj.
lasi three day1, nd H. lid 10 return Of he
alarming symptoms Of Monday, WITH the f1cs thai
be IL Of good courage himself. strengthens the
cover.
The weather 20 daY has beeu quite cold. Lake
AcEcota Nn4 frozen over List night.
, 1869-12-04

1Hk A1ssASlTTl ELECTION.
1od9e Dent, the defeated candidate for Gpyef-
R4o' OF Aifstakippt, aHTed hare Jealanaay. and
, 1869-12-04
Ane Albany i SuAQucllnnnn Rail-
f0nu $utS

- x0HU %t1tE.
ROCHESTER, Dec, a-Thn Albany + sas,r+hanns
tah.oao satt Is Progressing sloNty. Some hall :
,ha n!11Ssees hare been examined relative to
liz! !1oG,esalhes The election for Dnnetor8 tn
rnt n1uaa5 u Septtnnef. The character OF The men
sI Mno srpsMcd WITH stock certificates ano roted.
men 1aS of oGsnss 9sos ,a 81 tns Iopee.ar and managing
,,a7 Ire Indications arr that Tho tnvesttga-
- 70 NE anssetoas Of the rtval cslanis
he thorough md e1hAusI,re 4ea4oA0 VIA
, 1869-12-04
Convicted OF Mau11nurhtrr


PulApE1FHrA. Dec a.-Phi1p Flanagan WAS
f0uLd Ruts. Of murder IN tho second degree tor
killing Colonel seJbert, u September last The
turJ had been ont since "Wednesday,
, 1869-12-04
RhK NH"N Il |"

XKEuAFn AoTEE11KHa AdXX7k,
4Fs E1Ao{&A& u $ses&+s 4sds<sIstA1*&s for tn It'd
CNL Il 1e~k Atea. o1st$ - vsrvt%s oA*Ar
NssNs-ls - Aae4tss for Oh NEERAfKx4 Oh AAaAZINKl
IT, ta%y iaAfAses1 II EAs g. INyi4e*|. 8t ~ FAA
AAA~1' ses'~~ {<te.a+ ,
, 1869-12-04

burglary In Kelly okc, Mass.
ErRISGF1u.p, Mas1, Dec. a-B11g!aE1 robbed
the house OF E h. Bail II Ho,yoke, last night, OF
r. 0o0 In gosesuDent bonds. Three men hare
been h{{tA1ed On 1u4pac1pn.
, 1869-12-04

hWtSo SEAFkeI

SAx FKAxc1Rcn. nec. t-F1tuf-2up<.&nt stt3: fota
brands. &Al@k4&%o outside hr Anes - ne .3. eIf
unchanged = hcat+ aL&aAls5; tm1s oyed dstaAnd- X
E1l.te1tcfs, z.
, 1869-12-04
SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

TM TRIBUNE tomorrow morning will be
accompanied BY the usut1 Supplement, to
make room for the great crowd Of adrer-
tiscments which still I'll up the regular
sheet.
, 1869-12-04

PHILADELPHIA, De-, 3.-1Q the General Synod
OF The Reformed Church the subject Of TeyEon Of
Tne dHtItct y mods were authorized 10 apnex
reelection OF hYEnn1 TO thetT fezpecHva t!tututeA
new dtEt1sct syno6 NAS constituted cop&sat-
ing OF The HeAsnoteland. C1szsoa. St. P8al nad
, 1869-12-04
HOLIDAY GOODS.
SEE Ind Be lST0NISNED !

STEMS importations Of Paris
ian and Venetian Goods, just
received, and will be opened
and offered for sale at his Ba.
zaar, No. SO Clark-st., On Mon
day next. Pen cannot de-
scribe all the multitude Of ele-
CANT bargains at the City Of
Paris, 50 Clark-st.
, 1869-12-04

Total steeitts. ..-.+-.............. qU
The report says the disbursements Daring Ihe
year wtre oe3,sJ3, ,997.+3, and then continues ~
foliows:
EvrI turk In this wntta II comparative. No Asxu-
rcnt IL bs1tus tha, addressed 10 tic cYe gre
IN this rar e7eet tdra q II" E.rcrtf *od czIrnci
tufrE Il the r.s flt+t tie I.F1 yearf- srp1-
tar'y ALd compared With each other. fhe t4o wing
tALl.a ttvdu4td:
, 1869-12-04

FRANKFORT. Dec. J.
Sa4 bords doscd 6rn md unehansed
HArRx- DEC So M
Eetten tao%<1 qtiet spot II l1sht low 1u!1dht
pNoAf
, 1869-12-04

inc Republican Victory Ia sulAats-
aippt.
JAcxsok. Mia, Dec a-Addu.ora, r.tur,s
.som ~ eoIA.sea gre Aicorn several thouxand
cnantles md thetc ay vesy small msior1siex Tne
whole Radical ticket, with fen c1crnt,cns ~
doubtless bceA elected, ~Spooa'' aas
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
FARMERS, about this time last yea

FARMERS, about this time last year,
we advised you to plant plenty of pota-
toes, and we now feel like repeating
the request with more earnestness.
We do not pretend to be wise enough to
give advice to men who are our supe-
rior, both in experience and knowledge,
yet we do feel that it is very important
that as much produce as possible be
raised in our country. We have Cap
tain at the helm of State who will steer
us through safely, no matter what
storms may come; and all that is neces
.sary is for the crew (farmers, mechan-
les and everybody Ito enthusiastically
raise good crops and our national pros
perity and happiness will be complete.
Hence, plant largely, not only of pota-
toes, corn, beans, turnips, onions, &c.
It is fact worthy of note that if the
people of some parts of Europe, were
to allow soil to go to waste as we do in
this country, universal and inevitable
famine would follow there. ,,.--
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

TIE cRops.-While any prediction
that may now be made rs to the proba-
BILE result of crops the coming season,
would be mere guess work, we are
pleased to state that from Information
received from our Intelligent farmers
the wheat never, looked better in this
county at this time of the year. An
unusual amount has been sown, and we
hope our tillers of the soil, the worthy
husbandmen, will reap q rich reward,
The season, so far, has been very ia
vorablel also for other crops, except
fruits, Of which we do not expect a
large yield this year, for the reason that
we had large crop of apples last year,
and the peaches are practically played
out in this part of the country.