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, 1869-11-30

ken. VIZ commanced this motn;n1. Ann lii. III,
e orc q Tic e1uhss erfEtEss of ht tArrn. # Il
Se!4!nH OLE n. Tie n.nSs rnplkxs5nt csses tdti
49, 80 1oGo1 oe1ore tas9 W xny other toutt which
Jo1f eo1ftpoodeut hkt rcpof1ed during Ail
~ apesnee. q Ins eaa2e Is Lat D41tel e. TQtt,
thar ha dsnsster. Nh s@tsa C Teepe.
NaA common tu1trpel Ind applying celtata
VsneI names 70 htf cf HE III reputE. The de-
!eEe9 Raeaaed ne xeue1x1 tssue deuJtng tAat tueA
,. ,naoe oAo essx been uttered bJ the deGenant a
R!snnm A n n nEupport9of easH ea4e. The plsinnd:
na testimony, aro was himself called II orc Of thn
Nttnease4 He admitted that on one occasion,
@ wnen he had gone ovE 70 NJ: Becne'a ne ~
soms pofatsss thste ana q asHted to have re- sSsnr. @
thern fof That dlnep1tahle 1omans He anaEns-
more \ 1dtsseputzble wuunxn 1hKu ahe EN. enAt
she wa guilty OF the eame cnne that Aht alleged
MT Qu!c1ebJ wa9 guilty nE Th!a Wa {hs lase
.unta io.mo71oT 1aesning. as o'e!ock- 0a 6eaau
Of the ccicrdant4 there Nere no SPECIAL pteadnF2
He sin ry derted that he u:ttgcd the wordt cht1ed
In The declaration md IN hts testimony. not WITH
slanttrE tho admission rreEtonatJ cited. Nc saJa
to te d wnnan Of tue kind. a. stated In 1Ica ad-
The Court will rot tate up any more Iosy cases
after the present week. The dtc!6ou Of cascs dab-
,nirsed viii tale mp Ill the time Judge Leiand has
to krasr previous 10 the opening Of the Deccmorr
term Of The Circuit Court Of Bureau Couaty, At
Tint term Of the Circuit Court pf Bureau County
tho rEtat Texas catti- case. tried In Kendall
CountJ at the last May term, will cone up on .
change Of ycnue, and possibly the law may be
It. as to ~bas arc Tens cattle ard what ls Te1as
CT ErnU1fh ftSEr.
, 1869-11-30
:; M: =, ~ s..: r,.@ r.: -.
"a m @.N * AE.k-r. % 500
7p.m Sss Is {. ~ . liasie:'
THE BOYl ESTON BANK BOB.
BERY.
some New Particulars.


The Boston Journal Of tho assh sAys:
"HAvipR Jailed 10 obtain any information from
The detectives In rtg1sd to tue robbery Of the
iii @orntng, determine,i to iii something to the
facts already published; aad he has succeeded ln
throwing lsile more light upon matler which
"Aboat tSe weets ago msn gis1ng the name
OF James C0I!lss applied for lodgings at the house
Of very Respectable woman 10 the vicinity OF the
ne nad jasr come INTO the clty on the csss, and
represented hlmteH ~ whip peddief.
The price ~ sa,isfactofy. sd ne took pos. p-
shout week after Cofil.s lodged w1tn young
man paned Wilson; fellow Of ANAL stat1te, q!
German appearance.
er's hablu Wzs thai be was n home only one
"Tne same peculiarly about the whip ped
Il ras In the Way Of the channEer gin 10 cone Ia
contact with Corlss and Wilson, snd 80 one daJ
nhe Fenturtd TO A4k one OF the men why It was
ths1 sheJ we're uos home at nt9nta. Tne sepl!
"Waile Corasa stopped =. this house be ~
iac @ anal man. seemed to Be- N sppeudase q
him, performing errands, and SUCH ltke-
There was also another mau concerned IN the
sobhtr1. Kno ~ kept ont ot zsht tor rsasons sIH
had hired another room somewhere not far
from the corner Of Washington and BoylSou
Streets and JuIeon also hAd q room: the fourtl
man in The enterprise probably shared Jndson's I
bed
"Tnere is every reaeon to helleye that the iot
Fa4 conceived and planned b the man Cortias
All this time not = whip was seen or heard Of
Bpl on SATURDAY hight 1ss, or, rather, on &he tot
loving Monday, The msi:esy vas so!1e4. CoIlisa
With hts friend wilson. arrived q, the house sun
day morning.
..ue presented Al unuEost appearance lie ral
all worn ous, Att xeFc. having eslaenils be-!
coffee when they got home: the excuse for hawai-
II Was that Wilson hal been cut al night drunk.
"Cof1Iks left the bousc for good On SuniA,
evcuin9. between tho houra OF aud O'Clock
aud wien he went away lie sa:l to the landIsuy
You eau haye 1Quf fuoE1 to let on Monday.
'tWl:hon left the home on Monday morning
about O'Clock. ----
ION Monday, when the report was cisralate
that the Eoystou Bank had been robbed, tn
whole stcfT OF the business OF the tEp men 5h
had lodged dashed upon her ulnt.'
, 1869-11-30
EXTENSIVE BANK ROBBERY,
Eleven ThouHnud Dollars in Bonds
Takcn-A Mysterious Affair.

From tas st. Lou;s Republican, Sos. =.
heavy robbery Of bonds WAS nerpet1sted In
pleleni. has been Kept qaset, as II Vas thought
publication might interfere With the recovery Of
The properly and the detection Of the thief o.
vas Committed sss IL Real Essate & sa,.ns1 IT,
stitntton, SO Ohse street, aud the amount Of
bonds stolen Tins set forth In the circular Of the
St. Lor1s, Nor. 4
tt,oo0 RrEARD.
9e M ioa9Tns 81 ins osset6se oonda were ssosen On
one ~ United States bond, dated May I. 1855,
ons - Tinted States oona' dated stAy l, 1855,
Ten 3eo Titled States bords, dated May I, 1ssas.
$1,000 each, and numbered from 1852 to lAeo1,
vii pay 800 ior The recovery Of the bonds, or
tl,00 loE The recovery Of the bonds and congic-
ion OF the thief. GEORGE + Brpp,
TIE reward has slnee, We understand, been IT,
creased TO 5000. ..--.
Tte p.ods.s oJ~randi Of the rubbaey Is not even
dett that 1t Has perpetsated In day ttme, when
The ettablIshuent waa open during business ho7H-
Which IS situated ii sne Wau WITHIN me space ID:
70 which Is ,hronE i the door orentas fEon
couIles The CLERKS arc =, woEk all day. but there
arc frequently, during the day, = number OF pef-
sens wko cali on bci,ness IN the room n tae rear
According to the present com}rehcns.on Of the
robbery, 10 far ~ It Roes the thief must have en.
t3Etd ahls rear room, ossenMbiy on business,
t1kmg nv antaxe of other people being thetc, to
aroia beng noticed, md, Watching - opportunl.
~, p4t3eu through the door into the space
tDclosed bJ the counter, and 70 Feschet
The safe, and appropriated the bonds
and eac1ped unseen. IT, eeens almost
trated in tnia way but /. ii not more e1trAordln1,
~ ,tan other Fooberes which haze occurred "a
Inc c.sJ In unes pAAt Ep to the present. We At
informed, no feeotcsJ Of the property h2s taen
made, zld Altogether It = rather : m5E.e1toUa
piece Of b1alpeas. There eso three doors % TIT
sxte, t4u 1uifde oIcs, bUt sne3 asu Ill ppe1 gen
emily during bo1tneN houEA
, 1869-11-30
OTTAWA

Circuit Court Wnsters-Motton for
Arre.tof Judgment tnlthc Clancy
Cm.o Oxerrulcd The Hccho.FoHt
Sfandcr Cusc. .-.....----.
spec.al Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Nov- ..
On the opening Of the Circuit cou1. tols N '1s'-
ing, ! number Of motions were he41' among
whtch Ess that OF the notorious burglar, John E.
Dodee, TO. = new t1taa The motion WAS oTe1-
ru-rd. md therefore this prince Of thieves SIMPLY
In nj SaiurdaJ i despatch We omitted 70 aAy
,nai he motion IL are.t q tadgnens on 1s1a
Wss oTefTuled: consequently Clancy K1A ac-
company Dodge to Joet Inese ooatoeoas e AK.
lend GanceJ wln attempl TO datutb me sesaie.
ol the Irry. That verdict y Thought 70 he tSa. VT
On general principles, md uulea1 ClanceI u Il anle
to pay lii counsel liberal fees. and 10 par ~ tne
sxpenses contingent o. masng ~ s S y rrccS y
tson1 b. The Circuit c1erk ~ appcal CANNOT oe
had. -
rre c1ae Of Smith c. Deebe and vie, -
Daniel z. Putt, action Of SANDER for Wofoi sPo
, 1869-11-30
JACKSONVILLE

Verdict in the Case of Kerry and
O1hcEA CHARGED with the n M1uraeE OF
Sheriff Ffnrx-A Horse Thief nnd n
SWtnd3cf Sentenced.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune "a
JACKSONVILLE, III, SoF. -.
Atq O'Clock On Jeates1lAJ Sunday, the jury ID
the cRse OF The Prnst murder rendered their yer-
DICT, which wax 2s fo1ioEa: Isaac Beny WIS
cou5le;ed Of murder IN the hrst degree.
6Trd fnr the term Of bis natural
lie: Frark nr1tton's time IN the i,enitentiaEy
dxtd 1T twcnsy%fya ye1rs: Matthew McFattand
4. DniiY and Emauucl v. Rtfry'A dine at fifteen
1eaIf, simeon betty. not gully, bet he va. AZ
roAttd on chktge Of an aaUn1t Wltn tntent 70
XII A motion wnS made Or the counsel for The
p1tfoner1 fo1 new uiai, which haa not yet been
decided Oh.
rlrsded guilty, and me CouIx sentenced him 10
{nTec ycsIs ID tnn FtplsentsalJ. Peter nekeint.
for obiaip!pg uaoncJ under fnlse ptetenees, was
sent 10 fatI for thlrt5 dAyk nned frc dotaEt. and
required 10 rttuIn the n nneJ falsely ootatned
, 1869-11-30
OHIO.
Railroad 2scus-An Indtctnb3c Nut-
snncc-Thc Hiblc Question In the
Ctnrtnu a ii Et,urrtor Enart

CINCINNATI, Nor. eo.-The Brockholdert Of the
1ndnnapolie, Cincinnati! Lafayette Railroad
elected The fol1osloH Directors today: General
T. A. Morris, Indianapolis: A. r Forsyth, Grrens-
burg, Ind. L II. LeWia, LawTercebuIx, lad. H.
C. Lord and ". ". Smith, Cincinnati; Wm- A.
Booth, John 8. Kennedy, and Geo, Bliss, New
York: Joseph 8 Fay, Roslon-
Juoge Force; Of the Court Of Common r1eas, in
'the case 81 the Stale Of ohio against The ctncln
for nuisance, to-day dec1tcd that . corporation
could not he 20 Indicted, on the ground that, By
the lay Of 1851. ooty parties whose persons the
6heHn could btiuT into court were ipatc.abie-
In the SUPERIOR Court, General 1EIu1, today,
JndRes storer, Hagan, and TAFT on the bench, i
heAnuK OF the Arguments on tho merits Of the
case wherein John D: Minor and Others pray 70.
resolutions Of the School Board, prohibiting
the reading the Dthle in The putlic schools. the
counsel for plaintiff are Ramsay. sacr, and King
for dcfendante, Stalla, Hoader, and Matthew
Mf. Rantny argued IN the forenoon. Mr, Stall
Ia argued for the defence this afternoon. The
arguments Will be completed tomorrow.
I1iyute adyscea state that the Columbus, Hills
boro 4 Mayay1le Railroad Company VIII be incoz-
rotstsd in : tsw dssa meeting = TO Pc held as
herr, and abroad. interested IN the road.
CLEVELAND, Nov Nv. II. Wt*e. express
MESSENGER on the Cleveland i P1ttsbu1Kh katl.
road, shot himself through the head this after.
noon, aa the train entered the Cleveland depot.
lie LETT = note stating that Whtskey and ft4ends
were the cause OF his deed.
ChaFel Thomas, grocer on the West SIDE,
dar, BY man named Joner, alias BAboi', and
robbed Of nearly ssHl. Tnouas lies in critical
condltiep, but viii probably recover. Baebir has
been arrested,
, 1869-11-30

hsf than Was Uttered from tho plsstaFu da1snr nd
- - .xtksAsae a tho co1Fen1iuu. Th4 yo0ox aen
zee WesH ncu1kea IN no hoot8 nor leerd nor
Msy - IN 9xatieun1sy t.atsncta toPnladspnia
1890! HvdHots-oat eesmed p&st4cuE11ty
psssed y tne4f company. md etohaneed lates
mi M. Ehsnqssztpa ~ e pezfeG good; ie1o NIht F1rst
eoas OF New Tosk, VINO II szld 10 b 9tod wItte1;
,iaa nna N exeslle6t short hAnd reporter. She L.
fse1e, pnnp. snd quite JounZ. with large
1M 1LtEk &c T<fTrUase uoSe and 4 wealth OF
49, nros9 Fan, nezlEen1iI hanging together, oz
atd iailtng down her lhoalde.s, enntszara vel
VIE me hlonde complexion, and pearl crosses
de Eng u ne. eaf1 and At her neck One
sso,sa e!s'a .eeopsa 4s VT en ia ane o.aoss iss
:. =. sae eoges and the next day a neat
.! PACK s1l. She took On her kids, lid DOM her
MGe Fae Portfolio, aod went 70 Work without anJ at
si S.aaon OF any eooaEEasameus, and behaved In
Lizzie y boJntou, Of CTawfosds5lIle, Illinois, 4 !
IUrne Isa naJ Hita nar1o~, Intelligent. psqna,s
,aeei 1e0 nstp5 dressed IN b!ack slli, with
aiaAokoMe lace COLLAR. shining hlsct hatr, and a
,asIaa! "a oiaer psaes1 Ma -. Aadle al Z B.Isoa
candn.t1ced ynuug lady, tn black, With
baort tais, teId By cherry r1bbor. coz
ra5se iai nlh ,as s1 she rss sspon
were also at the tahlea Mn E. u. s. IonRteJ. Of
ne Ctecil nAn CAto1s-ie aad Mrs. E r. Crane sad
Miriam n Cole. OF tho Dayton Haman1 .4dpooatx.
SoH he bexut:ful md practical thing about tncse
l.dea y that they ta&e The rights they hare already
They hare tho proud Subtraction Of feeling per
!eciy Independent, and perfectly ahao to AXE care
q the1nEelEes. and no 01e respects them aeas,
Hereafter II may happen that reporter shall take
ny vile with him 70 long Interesting meeting,
not merely to nsren but u help HIN make out his
, 1869-11-30
IOWA.

Railroad Collision mud Loss OF Life
Progress on the Dcs .NoInc1 Valley
lIuilroAds
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Trtbane.
DKs MONIES, Nor. -.
A western. bound freight t1sto on the D. 4 N.
r Il ccIlldcd with 4 wool tain near Skunk River,
thtS morning. Both tfatos were running 1t the
rate of twelve niles N houf. One man Was kEted
and to1r injured, ali euapioFcs Of the road. Both
engines and ten cart were terribly smashed.
The Tt.N ferdree STA ntnrd. OF M1rsnAlnowp, tae
organ Of The Prohibition raIty IN Iowa, has oeA4ed
to exist, The Sheriff having seized the concern OF
chattei mortgage held ly Rounds L James, Of
Chicago. In ITS death ts m1de manifest the truth
That a Temperance paper Ia IoEa caunot attempt
to set ur party tnhide Of the Republican party,
The Il =. Raslroad has rescaei point twenty
four miles north Of GEsnd Junction, and seventy
miles from here, It = now but ten miles from
Fort Dodge anu the Dubuque / Sso1x CITY, and
xiI reach that line h5 the 1ah OF next mouth.
The line OF the Central Road OF loEH, south from
MArtha1Howu, haa beeu located. Il Crosses the
Chicago, Rock Island / Pacific as Grtnne!l
, 1869-11-30

Erroneous Eteesiou TabIep-Capul
Com ma tsHtoners APpotnxeo-nobx4 OF
Counties, Ctttes, and Towns In 1lll.
NoaSs
srtelsl Despatch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. a.
1he tabnlaS stAteo1entas purpof1lng 10 be on
cta, or the votes cast IN the Rc1eral fepreseuts.
we dl1t1ete Tor mtmbcts Of the coas:1tuuonal
Convention and for county omcesa In tho several
counties. Which Was publllhed IN tbs Chicago
1fnxa last Saturday. y not only Incomplete, bni
- fn1 o. 1u1 de7s sod oss aoa e
to sesd g !, !: M. Mla readily re that II
ss1 ST. fsr ~ r. g .9s
ne. i -: tss as!f,et setiS:s 9 tssSs.s: s
both elected. weddings majority ia Tie
FssIs4 Fs;;sq an e'tftsS Res ,ae T.snfJ.sso4a
OF Wing. In the ThIty-second Dl1ts1cs James S.
Poaae = elected, instesd q Page. IN tne Fofs1etn
DtssE1ct. Eumersoo and Hafwood. nor Harmon,
xere elected, tnorsh NJ; Harmon E.s e.nd'.
elected NJ: Goooale Md Nj. FTe1, Tno omcial
ouly person elected. James 4 McCoJ was elected
In the Forty.eiGhth pAtstcs, instead Of Jamrs Mc-
AsoY. James dement, u elected IN the
Du1ean County, Hoeeman. candidate for Surveyor,
received $50 votes instead OF l.15o, and Paddock
majority tor that office kas 1859, instead Of 55,,
mi.slatemtnts, and mistakes nl through Il, 1hai
many perso.s sn1 dspendd upoa that paesr to'
fo<ed BY tins Abatement. which the 2fm<s calls On
| efal.
The Governor to day appolnsed Robert wilson
of Lock- pert, Illinois, nj Canal Commlaatoner II
place Of j G. 6lndelc, whose resignation has beer
0-G1 .,,.~. .-,., ..., :.
, 1869-11-30

Public Whipping MT Now CAat1c,
Dcl.-One Hundred Children Wit.
peA8 1.-THE sheriff Aprlnudcd.

Fto1n the Elimins.on Commercial .yor. g.
ppFs q o. ans r.'e III
Smith. . 5ourg colored man, coustcted on charge
Of hatiLg criminal tntercourse with child, wat
Rse' sos I'd 9R % !: tsss ss q
aEe and upwards, and about fifteen adult persous
Witnessed this exhibition. At : O'Clock p. N. The
the court having II this hour taseu q r.
dtt.en 70 ihc Children beioEe menuoaed,
trs. Andrew Chlmbeu MI the frst prisoner
ltouehi out and dEmlJ secured to the post He
from Il. r. Hill, aad, IN sad:f,oa 10 osaei p1nisn.
snerin stepped forward to e1ecpte thn seatencc.
"cato:nine-tans," " 1nie'. corresponded Win the
new rs1lo.y And pust whcn had bat recently been
Ias sasg MET nssas q
Of the pt1sorct, - II 70 give him warning where
he might expect the blow. pEoeeeded 10 execute
~ oea % sau ~ e ne Wors
"Wel,s" weTe raised At almost every 1asa- 1ne
| victim, III were uot baptized Il blood George
jackson saa The !e1t pEsonef. anl WAS ioie-
ecive sxenty sa.hea tos the larceny q os q Eass
being BAtt4ted with hts nsst ef1crt with the ne
/ implements, or The d1zk. s1agtay skin OF the
prtsonef vas nct 20 thick - hls fellow, we DO no,
ponlshEentwe noticed ooztng through thtckty
| f1ised -re1t'' = kinGle drnp Of blood. which
! ttteklcd down oyeF the pet1ou uf the prisoner.
Blood hM NOW been dtxNn II the 1hrine of ths
! rev post, and II u uox fully dedicated 1e
the administration Of iha ba1balic 1AEA
| 1aHea Gordon EAs the uexs s1c:tn, and recEtyed
| his twenty tashtz very Steicslly. without bloot
| netrH 6rAwn. After the punishment VIZ over ht
Grew nts b,antet oyef his sHfppet shoulders. xnt
kicking up hte heels. speedily disappeared frou
the poh3lc Raze1 = thin the prison. Joseph Den.
| WAS next brought cot, and received his allowance
OF twenty Asnc8, II the enc Of which an ahFRsuE1
Of the sIfn Waa noticed, lnro1xh which blood VI
souly oozirg. Tnn last was Edward Smith. VII
had hee2 pillor1ed in lbc Exnl1g. He VAS TO e
cc.ve th.rfJ lasnes for hi crime. He hsd Wild
hlRg1.d loot. knowing that sevtra panlshtnen
very Largo proportion Of the gpeetaeos
present were aTe1se 10 this NODE c
punishment, no sympathy Tor The pt1sone
could b keen even by tOok or geftuIr- 1o
| Snef1n c1sed himself fo1 the t9sk thAs wAs *
| fore him, and balanced well hts weapon 70 -
! make the blow elective. The victim WT!tntd 1t
| der the punishment md appealed win ptIJtn
looks &no broken sentences to the Sheriff {C
Eercy, which were apparently An1wered vii
bloN1 of AreAlly tnc9<ased force. 9eyesa1 pe1sor
in khe crowd clappcd their hands, and, 1s 1tdg
after rsdHe WIS r1ised On tue nan 4 bacE, CHI
Give 1t 10 the suu OF b-h were heard II
! fhrty laAhes He1e administered, md, strange
| say, not &ithstandnE tho force appie*1 ouit
to The thickness Of the ptisouerx skin, very lit
J | blood WIS dlawu- There being no other Tzctn
fer the rsoat, the crowd dispersed md The gates
| the prison closed.
, 1869-11-30
LECTURE BY Or. MARIN 4. u'BRtNaAA.

We &ro pleased to hear that irelands living bis
toItan and learned lnguist !nclnding the yera2cu-
lar Itsh dta!eet. Is about 70 kge lecture at the
OF December the Inst uc haa selected lur
his subject, - The Siege and vlnlsted Treaty Of
Limerick" Such q rich theme In the hands Of 70
dhlo Eul.ned scholar and eloquent an orator, u
sure to be dealt with In q manner a 10 afford 4
grand treat. Dr. O'Brennan deserves the sym
painJ and support Of the publtc, and We uuat no
viii have them.
8[Allj that Ii claimed Tor bis great man IN the
ahove paragraph must be true, - 1t wa4 written
bJ the remarkable ltnguist hlm4eu.l
, 1869-11-30

reported amt betwesn xttea and hanck1, IN ean-
dQWef Comfy. The saturday pxrT1s2A, during
wtnch thirteen CT tht latter lxsu reported Killed,
4nd ssgt thai 0oEnhAsh, the leAdtt of xhe hfacks,
a. been a11estad bs ths tutntsE9, I'D h. EoN IA
eiTesteu.
A .sasa nom New ortean1l laat evening, ra1a Cd
nt tie. La, thtx roq1otuR. kunnE Tho dfeuxn.
ead1J cip5,link the en4t1eef, and f1i1r7nx 4sTe5l
rsesepRefA Ex'AsTot Lansud, Ut 1nta city, TAI
, 1869-11-30
MORRIS.

Circuit Conrt BuEtnc8A-1ndtctuae
Against Lnnd AGcnt.-TFfal OF
ERrcnncntnn tor 1hc MuTder OF Rts
Father
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MoKH1A, IL, nov. a.
The grand !uEy Of This circuit hare found bills
Of Indictment for cheating and 8Ftnt1ng IN the
sAie Of lo*a and TaEeHell County lands, sKalnst
the following persons; Nelson C1rpenter, for
merry Of Tho tfm Of Carpenter Cla2r, in the
hedge buhincss: James ". Lawrence, banker
Fayrsbd s Gs1tneF, lumber dealer, i'll Of this
rlAce; End j. ]. Daniels ant John +. H1tabtn, real
estate NET, Of Ch!caEp-
The trial Of John BreuEeu1An, for tue murder
Of his father, commenced to-day. Captain Charlie.
fnr the drffnEe.
, 1869-11-30
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign maykesa.
TzxAxc1A1- -
s,. s,xa w Aas;isss Ps ,tssi,,is, rss Sa,ee sT s.,
~; s: $: -; ss; 100. ~ Efs- s14: III:
iszsaes5 f-ssRsss: ~; :.-u
E1s Fl e .fnts Ths rhs.t q. sos y: Fes WHEAT
= fsti: Fs.is' M: 4 .fss Ts; -, ssta' ~
Red shc.:, u: r:n:eT .st.t. l. ad1ss IL ~
-.. 49,, L57Hfooi- sov.9-sp.
Rsa: aaea'afsa: 1nn,oor Mr. Lr,4a,o,.
III j: I; i; Ts.,< NJ
iatxs4 T., o,'1 g - J: e - Psat ~; o.. 90,
g 3: 1s.., ~ s., .s ., " ~, ~ ,ns. Tn. ~
7a'sssstas' ~ na'tsa u al 1osnoz. re-,s
.i.,,ts e. t1sr * saka,s assS e, I'll iats'f
~ 1os1
fss:s: = .es .tss : = a; 1f 4
= &c ,s,s s :. r. rs Il =. =
Ia b9,; i. Kta:5:i9 81 e s g S.
Is: ! *. Sls.ea1 a,ss.e.at = A ! les.se =
ss,5s :sSs so~r 'es an''''se| At sa s-e or r osf
Shetp uuehanxea. with H41.Q FOX ths week. md
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, 1869-11-30
FORkI6N,


ETANcEA
Tue EafERoaa srKEcH 70 rHE LE91slAr1vx
BoDIKs.
..-.. pAEl5, Nov ..
i1efe wAa reunion Of the Senate and Corps
LeEiala1u 10 day. The Emperor Was present, and
made m Important speech. He said that be1ween
.those who would change ii! and those who would
RIsut nothing glostoua course might be chosen.
lie announced himself ready to Hrans REFORMS. In
closing be complimented the United StAtea.
, 1869-11-30

TORONTO, Nor. ga srec.al fscm s.. Paul
MINI, FAYE: "A letter from PemhsnA, tece1sed
on Sa1urtay night, stAtes that the tnEurTtnt1
are Arranging TO hold T. poQecn
Of representatives from the different districts to
eofsft co fo fntnrs s ecuon Go,emM Narsy1.h = Ve1y
low, Governor AcDougAu Is stlll st rrmbna-,'
, 1869-11-30
THE WEST.
IulIrond 1tcm4-A Search for 11nu.
FAdiAK Rndinuk.

rAoinE Rudihu&-
OMAHA, SovEes-The Omaha North and South
western H1iisoad Companies uadc dnat orRanl-
cation last night, deciding to build at least ten
miles of road eaen before the 18TH. The iron for
the Southwestern Is already sent
TIE Burlington / Missouri Railroad Company,
which laid It's last rail- on Friday, commences run
ming daily trims this week.
wyoming coal. which IL being brought here tn
large ouanihes h5 the Union Pacific, |. taking the
pl1ce OF nil Ea4tef0 coAta here
The latest dAsratch from Cheyenne reports thai
trppns arc 10 pursuit Of the indians, who hare
been troubling the wood-ehorpers nfteen miles
north OF patser, Stb-, during the last week.
An Ogden despatch OF to-day s1{A the Utah
Central ra!lrpad i1 progressing rapidly. ia ex
pected to be completed this year.
The Cnlon and Centrnt Pacific Railroad Compa
nles hare commenced erecting 1 Temporary build
ing sor tran.fer pu1noses, and Will eoou commence
permanent ones.
, 1869-11-30

ond ~ Condo De Hen8 P1tm}, would turn mr.
view to he oA{lof1 hp followed me- On the 17sa
q September last Jtar, And say: ave hase some
-o1the IMJ-Ne hruught them these" ttm-
~ WAA the feaafuk IN e11set tom this mail
'N&t6 Meed To Czdiz, tu1t otter tho rising, and
nth &ez0e a6ect1onate HprdA towards Gepesal
fIfK1, Tpptts concluded,
, 1869-11-30
ATourE wolf in saocp-s Clothing.

81, Lor1s, Nov. "a Joung man naned J. r.
receF, who hAs been studJtuK for ane ministry at
Lebanon, III, tnd cxhoStnE that vicinity tue past
! charge OF Stealing r. 80 in boodt be.0n RanH to
one OF the professor OF Hcktadree College. The
matter Ess brought to tight nI evidence received
from house Of ll-fhne ii 81 Loutk, where, II u
alleged he VAS frequent v!4itpr. He confessed
hts Eullt LIST evening, and. during thn night maids
, 1869-11-30
TIE MINNESOTA ELECTION,
Official Returns

FTp7ss Tie St P1ui |tvas, Nor. e..
: We pfetent below the fun o1netal xokurns Of tha
Etcctt Stale election On 3oTetpor ana L1cutcrlpt
Governor revised and corrected from the abstracts
l1rnAhed by Cou1ty AucitnrH- Returns FROM eye-
II county which hed an election are Included tn
The table:
OFFICIAL kEfcRSs ox GOVERNOR IND LIEUTENANT