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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-16
EOcGg DaBs.

E<SSNNS E~S%OSs
Read the several new advertisements
in another column.
&C. A. HAwN of Rock Elm, was in
town few days since.
Gold is going up, SO arc several
new buildings in this city.
&c. A. Dill and CHARLEY BARNES
have put their steamboat offices into bus
mess shape.
-HENRy HePE is operator in the Of
flee of the Mississippi Valley Telegraph
Co. Office on the Levee.
The season is very backward. But
little wheat will be sown before another
week.
Boats run regularly from Reeds
Landing at the foot of Lake Pepin 70
all points on the lower river.
The ice is still solid enough in Lake
st. Croix TO prevent any very extensive
navigation.
No boat bigger than barge has
been seen ut our levee since last Decem
Der. Where are the white collars?"
Il. D. NEwELL's first invoice Of
spring goods came across the river from
the Hastings depot in a /" wonigan" last
Saturday.
The School Board in District No. l
Clifton, intend to build q new school
house in that district during the coming
season.
The Good Templars will hold their
Lodge meetings in The basement of the
Brick church on Monday evenings of each
week, until further notice.
The roads are in bad condition for
easy travelling. The Ellsworth stage
makes its trip in two days instead of one
coming Tuesdays and Fridays, and re-
turning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Report OF the Graded School OF Pres
colt.
The following is list of tho names Of
scholars who have been perfect in dcport-
ment, attendance and punctuality, for the
fortnight ending April 9th, 1869:
ROOM NUMBER SIX.
Clara McCray. Frank Field.
Lizzie Dudley,
NUMBER FIVE.
ANGELA Chadeayne. Anna Laden.
Laura Webb, James Murray.
NUMBER FOUR.
Mary O'Brien, Cora Gates.
Adrianna McCray, Minrie ALERT,
Mary Messenger, Clifford Gum.
Ella McCray. Emma McMurphy
Nancy Corcoran, Anna Webb,
Ida Lewis, Minnie Rogers,
Beverly White. Rebecca Washington,
Ernest Reed, George Brown,
Allen Hoyt. Andrew McMurphy.
MyrOn Reed, Ella Schaser,
Amos Maurer, Cora Beardsley,
Leslie Whitcomb, Isette Palmer,
James Laden. Ella Teale.
NUMBER THREE.
Frank Bruce. Dora ALERT.
| Charles Gates, Laura Sergeant,
John Weahrmann, Lizzie Morgan,
ida Ruiy, Addie McGray,
| Kate Foley, Eddie Price,
Emma Mason, Addie Barrett,
Amelia Lair, Belle Teale.
NUMBER TWO.
Minta White, Jennie Smith.
-.-<as-.-
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: Morning train connects at Pennington with
eastern Express and with Owatonna Local for St.
raul, minneapolis and ali points on st. Paul and
racine Railway. and at Mendoza for all points on
the Minnesota Valley Railway.
returning connects at Hastings with stages for
Prescott, Hudson. River Falls and Saltwater. and
with Minnesota stage company's line to Red Wing
and all points on the river TO Winona.
St i. q NJ. Express for ST. Paul and Minneapolis
and with 0watonna Local for all points on the NJ
ST. T. q NJ. Ry, to Owatonna
Passengers by this line leave Hastings at SIS A.
b. have four hours in St Paul or Minneapolis re-
turning arrive at Hastings. $50 P. N. same day.
f. A. WILLIAMS, Act. Supt
G. Ii. L. LANCE. 21-36
Gen Freight and PASSENGER Agt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-16
Foreign News.
CUBA.

CUBA.
Key West. April IA private let
ter has been received here from reliable
sources in Havana which says that the
government intends to confscate the
property of all suspected parties. The
writer urges Cubans now in the United
States to lose no time in placing their
property in the bands of foreigners.
Havana, April l2.--The Diaro re-
ports that the insurgents at Signant de-
capitated young girl aud shot two 9TH
ers.
Brig. Gen. Tetonia, of the Spanish ar
my, has arrived at Havana.
Captain General Du'ce, at n recent
meeting of officers, made speech, in
which he highly complimented the yolun-
teers for their courage and zeal.
A report was in circulation yesterday
that Cespedes had been captured, but it
proves to be unfounded.
PARAGUAY.
Latest advices from Rio Jaueiro state
that the allies were preparing to send an
expedition OF 10000 men from Ascun-
sion into the interior Of Paraguay, in
search of Lopez.
VESSEL GONE TO CUBA.
New York, April l2.-The Post says
that it is reported that fast sailing pro.
peller af about 700 tons burden left this
port few days ago 10 aid the Cuban in
surgents. 1t is said that after she left
port number of guns were put on
board. She took out l2O men nearly
all of them Americans.
TIE CUBAN JUNTA.
held meeting at the St. Julian Hotel To-
day to hear the report of Senior Rinez,
who has just returned from Washing ton
The report and proceedings of the Junta
were kept secret, but it is iniimated that
a strong expedition in aid of the Cuba
revolalionists has set sail for southern
port u6der the command CT distinguish
ed American officer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-16
Cry AND COUNTY.
Hastings Dakota RGsi,eay Time Table.

:, On aud after Monday. Feb. 22d, 1868, trains on
the hastings & Dakota Railway viii run as follows:
COMO WEST
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-16
Teachers Examinations.

The following is summary of the
teachers examinations for Pierce county:
, 1869-10-13
WISCONSIN.

spencer, ahc Rejected Candidate
for Secretary OF Hsnsc. Concludes
TO Run ON fklE Own Mcrfth-Ii0Enc
Enir at WhtteyTntrr-Opcntn Of
the Campaign IN Northern Wis.
conan.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MAptsoH, Wis, Oct IL.
Mr. Spencer has iesred a circular explaining
how hc came TO write letter OF resignation Of hls
plAce q candidate for Secretary Of State on the
Republican ticket, one Of the chief features Of
which L. \ pretence that his abstraction for TWO
ycars Of tomc s-.N0 insurance fees, which should
have f1. tccn paid Into The state Treasury, wN
to settle ~ soon a. tho amount wAs azceEt2ined; !;
whereas he deposited rats Of the money to help a
,aie operations nea.eetns 10 rei1ns ionT aitef H
the detnAnd WAS ma,ie ty his superior: snl the
other. confession that his letter of withlsa ea
wished 70 get him on the ticket voluntarily.
Rssng = certificate that ,hcy mcfn
1e er.a ft:f ss .c ns .a a. soeu be a! ss ".
tAirrdt he hat tnc ctTrontfrJ to ask TO wtth'ia~
b. LETTER Of re.gnat'on. and now clafma 10 oc :
y understood that thc committee ~ roou u ihers
ruh!l.h = statement Of spcucef'e operations ~
ht.lssans secfcsAr5 of STATE. aud his dealings win
WHITEWATER, tct. l,.-The hnrre fair at this
rlare orentA formally this tnnrnlnT, nt1,ltr tho
ahtl sn'i1eN. This i,umbcr Of hptsea kn0wn AMI
uhktnWn Ia fAftr, atfeAtly arrived, e1cects that
ot aty iaif rvCr hTi IL the RtAtc. A tlrAsant.
shr tauir*" ARRANGEMENTS tlat,c ts The 1hhaRrrs
for shc tIrAEnrp kb rotl!iof NJ The arRe Httent1.
AfcB e&tsertc4t.
t'r,,xI-,!,. Wis. TIT 1g.--The ranps,Rn In
kntihrth Wisconsin, nrtnc<t tonight with etnn1
llttnilrAh ,trnoralfxitnn. presi''ei asrr tT liua
fr.ilr.aa Na~)rt. n. E.. trNRIhf ltDwr Htpnttrt
shnsiHt lhr rahunly nf Nreulllrah att1!talra.
lAst III WiSxtah sdt,Psrr't with lhr uthrr Ata.rs
In itkh NJ, TIN lrtl.Ersile ylat!ofn,. shnwR III
lh',nn.lstrtrtha at,'l f1utfadiettnla. tlHsetn0I
fRt9rh1ll t0lluwed In MI AhI1 tp~prh, ErttuMlna
thr sItuhvpN IN Niat0naln, AMI defending lht
t@t2tr can,1tliafcs.
, 1869-10-13

y ire Grand Chapter Of The noyh Arrh M.sous
- t'Iinnt. lor 1stR: OF the Grand Comr1apderY Of
hh! mia Ten plnt Of 1llDois lor 1865 nnd OF .hc
9,'ann cfartrT OF 1iosn1 Arch Mssona OF lie
lhited Statre; the Adaonir 1rorvk soio< a} Ao-
h5E. ty.laeS of the socteky, ChIclgo pspcTA al,
yer atd PAPER money. autographs, photographs,
NC
Tic faz was then scaIcd ur and deposited Ia
!1e cavity tn The cornerstone and the upper one
!oHefetl uroa u, the bard pluting IN Appropriate
tine Alter this hsd tccn dprc. the ceremonies
nsna1 IT.. sl,. On such easous we're gone through with
''s --..u,,, level. and square were applied; The
itone vaa nsonoanoed perfect; corr, nloe, and oil
,hs 81 :rsaS M,e eeon - The Proper officers, ana
's-ti" tho Implements to the proper person,
be lion. u. T. Il. DrumWell, 0r1ud Orator Of
tle Gfand LodHc, then spoke for about half N
hnnr. lils Adtircae was purely Nasonic to tta ms
tnIe, and they alone had the kty where
WI. 70 comprehend It. Occasionally
While he Kas tpeahlpR some one would fall into
Inc &C lar, which Ciuted a momentAry excite meut
Al the conclusion of the ceremonies the KpiQbts
Iemplar marched to Rice Il Jscksou's Hail, al
.ne corner oT Jr1crsun and Randolph streets,
Mnefe N elegant entertainment Has spread bj
.:nicaFo comDAndefJ. The committee who hAd
me matter "a charge. and who hAa the Snpertn.
'cntcnt of Police at their head performed ihei1
tlht!es admirably. AMI the gneA&a vera pleased
MIL :hc quhntitY and quality Of Their reception
, 1869-10-13
Pu11nnu's Carr to California.


The superior comIor4l Of American railroad
travelling over all other s5etems III the world are
gratefully acknowledged by n1l who have ever
experienced them. The Pullman palace cars
have done much 10 hetghten TIC 1nxurieA Of
travelling on this cont3penL aud have lnRugutateL
quite q new era. The fame Of shcsc moving
hoselr, with their fplendsd apeolutmcutA IN which
tue traveller n surrounded with Ill the comforts
q drawing room. sccms 10 hare spread all over
4orope and the result will specify be felt 10 The
inc Western roads. fu the equip
ment Of these ,isawIng.soom palace cars
Mr.. Pullman has done reai service to t1e IN
tefcs1s oi the Wes, with q VIew 10 hrtuR ait tha
European travel thts Nat and to take all the Eas-
ern tfn*el over the Union lae;ti.: line, he Ia now
engaged III tInihiluu large number Of cars. to Ia
pn, on taat line ln TIE spr.nE: TnIr.!;ton cars
Mr.. Pullman to make the uolon Pacific superior
In thlA tcRrect 10 any IN the wnrt,l. The fra!ns
ronhcct hero will all the lines 1rM,InR tfum Saw
lotk. and the l,assaRc 70 the lAclnc siopa d Tins
cpper, tim. frw viii think Of ahopting any nstcf
r1,hlr nra1lfnrnta AMI China In this ronncrslnn,
VIC wun1d cali attention TO the advertisement IN
anothcr column III lh's ttFur, In which full letata
ase Rtrcu oI The nev arrangements made h1 Mr..
1'uIuHu.
, 1869-10-13

e. IT, q any ether cost Thee lots a,c ,.s ao,,n
o. Inc Rn q so! ii slde rasx ani nostf Of S,xs.
sen tFARilttli5 graded. Oue g,oI ivo.sinr, nnd
~, ~ e! t,onhe hat t,ccn crctiea, md olc,, viii
~ ~ hnI, NJ "iSfe rlnter: ard tho slleSnlss viii
entea with utes Jet this iai1 Ills lau.i IL IN.
,.c. aeeeElile ~ the Hyde Park train t:oi
s E1eIsH Moee d1rrn'y, and the numerous trains 10
+ s"fsM H. M1. Inc directors. Wtu. A. Sptur. GEO.
y. -. HSIpenter, n1u Allied D. McChesaeT arc Iii
rna,, m . and responsible citkcna Tho tile IL
kooo, ~ tns! with the prospect that tho lois viii
.oon be much mo:e valuable. no one has any risk
10 tn3ipg. Any rcrson locking Tor cheap home,
In rerJ dcsrabc locality, obtain tuil informs.
tion At the ofoe Of The Secretary, u South Clark
street Room z
, 1869-10-13
The HIN Mas03!c 1EeaplE,
1.H4Ir7 nj thr t'nrnrr- r-..oue-tE1pnsIss Crrc-
rrautrA.


Al noon sss1trtlaV the ceremony o. laying tie
crner-stu.tr OF the new Ma.eac T.mp!r, situated
o.. ,he southwest corner o! Randolph and Hatstcd
sint1t. wss peftnru,ed with great ponp ard
ttrnf or iy tac Aasonlc fraternity OF this cty, to
iEe great t~-,1t=rlon Of the many who we're On
ite sTs.H. u ~ n, watched The 1o7s line rs II
1Euse Wis asFc 10 11kszH,ast fn The proc.s*io1
LtRsp Et.fr:'hr About hqd-nsSt 10 O'Clock. at the
elrMtta EGoHexsoa., da LaSa'i- street, near
Msdtoa. Aitee The inevitable DELAYS ihe5 were
Il. ally ntFapg~ti ht tue t;rauh arsla! anl moved
01 IN ste order published III 3este1Isy d TalRCNE
pt-.ut -, In nutEhts.
T:cf pu,fuct tho following Euc OF march. From
Naslleop, tou.h on laSa'!- Ia Van na.ea ;;,,,eet:
ttt1ce t1.t 10 Nahasa avenue; sh..nce r,rTf1 10
Like ttsc.t: west on Lake s....ret tn Dr,n!,inss
ttrtti; to;ta on % ne-po es to Warrington street.; :;
sI sabsstEc". rel, to Aat!as: 1heuce east to
1lat+trd: .uts ce north 10 the ln!l ling.
IT, PROCESSION, a II ltsksfsf ihf ,aGa The ahove-
I:sutd t'fee,' 1ads oss LEE ~. t1
!, alchtd n:.skly teE*azd Tne k9tRh:i Ten ,laf
Wnrc ut1f Itch rtGaha- which we're especially
nc:!cf at,.r. The people turned oar - tarJ
lpose'l atrG and watched 'nem "'e 1ne R1es1cs'
IT Was ra:4er later than the appointed h9a1
Hhcu ttey reached The building a2d fofncd II
NJ lie kn.cuts Temr9at asouni the soaE AMI the
nj. on ;hc platform the H2lsted ffte1 ifoQ1
=, he l.n,tn1rE The crowd 10 the vicinity w&s
vie .aEEe, and eone n their csgesness 70 sse
1l0ul pt:ork, II. G. Reynolds. Grand MaHei
1iihe Gsard Lslxc, called Tor order: a1et Haica a
t-.ssr a. made VI the Grand casp:a1n, inc heF'
~ ~. 1.rand 1reasorer. u. C. Raunes, then resd
tie list Of articles placed IN the boxs enhtAcloA
su1epV otheIs, the act OF Incorporation OF tut
Nr&t CttaE1 HcpeTpient A~aatMIon- tHe r. y
{, ,crlh IS CT Inc Grand Lodge OF 1Gsno's 3of asSs
, 1869-10-13
NEW YORK.
Result of the Eric Railroad
Election.
Another Advance in Western
Freights,

Special Despatch to The Chlcaao Tribune
SFv ynux ~, 10
xKtt RAILWAY nrrr1na.
At The Erie Railway meeting tn's,x H.. ,,,
Hoard Of Director. r.s re..1sr,nd 41sr 49,
Gould remain In e,r nrr,cnt ,,,,cas .,a .,,a.,
Inn To A law n.p,.a w. r. T.s",.... 49,, 1Sc.4a
thsv c.n,,t r. 80 - s.o t@*iaA'oto asas "'ate51
SAW .@AA"' 70 ielposea iqf usc ScaS1
1H1 RECENT GOLD HING
Tho Chmmt1efoi advertiser publlkhea lonu rxl
toriai 10 show that the nnb,,.hcr, ~ thn Ts..;.,
INT ver. tn ~. ..sss. sss " s1e a..e""s
~ tna Recent Gn'd HnH Win Fisk Aud
0Aue1Es INC AdrfTffaer tQt]mAtes that Ueuderxon
, 1869-10-13

Foreign aSatkrsp-
FNANclAI
LoxplN, Oct. !. i 20 .. M
G.nsnss fnT money. a.: neconut 81 Ae5x; Erie
n ilinois U<1 fT1i ~ Unit.d ntatcs B3os 81. NV;
United AIair~ k3s nta ~ s.; uned Hales ~. 81,
t3't; United ktatrs 10-sos. s6k.
Ceusnts Rex; l,ouda, NJ s4A. do 'dA Nia. d,. %.
III. 81 ~ '''e>' HIM ".''' ~ ' w.
. rARIR, Oct. Il.
Daurse quiet 1t iii 4ac.
COMMERCIAL
fIvEns.so1- Or. IL III is =. ri.
Flour II 81. Rcd what. p Id: whitc whcat To- ID
Corn. 90.
Pork. 3lns. Lard. ~ .-.
LIVERPOOL. OFT L.
Corr. sqa. Lard. =. ID Re1t nnrhsnk.tl :.
LEEEropt. Drt tf-EFentnk.
Gotten dot1 and UNCHANGED; sa1es LOS bales.
Mantirftrr market dr1L 49, 49,.
trNdttnts-Rtt~l7ts II Nh. ii fer thr~e DAYS, taDu
ss.: .se'uans la'' s' AnsF'e.a' "'n'e' - sa Corn
l.srl. - g. Chcesr, 81 81.
II. hnrd petroleum, IL 81.
LONDON, Oet- IL
Rcford petroleum, IL ssdSis ..4d-
Tat}ot. ~ 3D. -
...... Hawk. Oet- Il
Gotten Qn,rt It l&s tIsnes. on srs,t.
: AA11EAr, Oct. Il
Pdrltum qnict md unchanged
, 1869-10-13

KANSAS.

Progress ON tho Knnsas Pacific
H. Ad-The OsnEe Land Treaty.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Taonne.
LAWRxSCE, Et., Oct. II.
The railroad brtdge Acsoss the Aasious des
CyRnet, 1t OtsAxs, IS completed, xnd uack laying
on the Galveston Road south from that plact N1ll
Immediately commence. MI. joy u pushing THIS
mics Of trsck has been rccenuv purchased, win
farre additional amount nf fol ting stock.
Friend Miller. Agent Of the Sac AND Fox u1be o.
Indtspf has received ofdera to rcmorc tue tribe
10 Their new home Ii the Indian Territory II ou &C.
Friend NJ. u IN this ciiJ, making arrangements 70
that end.
Friend uoae, Superintendent OF the Southern
Indians, hAvrg received insstoctions 10 invest.
gate The chtfEe Of Congressman Clarke. th4t tne
sxarc Chieis had been ipttntaated by lhreAts to
The sRning Il The Osage treaty, has he'd counct!
with The Chets and head men. They anrm I'M
no thrests were used; that they are anxioos sot
The ratification Of tho treaty, and destse TO move
I TO tne indian Territory, eupe9tatendent hoae
| wilt report IN accordance with these fachA
| weather warm and exceedingly pleasant
, 1869-10-13
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Shortly after O'Clock last evening. rse broke
out In n STORY building, No. s. Fourth street,
Henry Niltemate ss blacks11iths 3 shop. 1t wns
e1tiuRuf.hetl By Ut1cers Walsh and Misses, before
The arrival Of the engines Little damage. About
IN hour later hecond IRE broke out Ia the roof Of
the EaLe structure. It was extipgutshed tJ the
Fa1ue ontcerH Cautc Of 1re 1nknoWu.
At haltpakt O'Clock yesterday afternoon Gro
.1nte out IN plumbing ehop, corner Of Illinois
and Te1ls streets: damage about ssea The nro wss
evidently the work Of an lnceud!srF, a PAPER
enturAted with kerosene WAS found scattered about
the pfemfaeh
Yesterday morning al 10 O'Clock a flre was dis
covered tn 2;2 Fourth avenue, occupied by Au-
Eust tiorn and owned By Mr. Hcneru. Damage
elRht
, 1869-10-13
TENNESSEE.

HOSeFnur hrMsSFss Ser ond Message 10
the E.wklsENsures
Rpecial Despatch 70 The Chicago THhubt.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct IL
Governor Rfhtffa fncassGc Today waA far tho
aDlcst and teAt State paper produced tn Tennessee
for ycarA The Immediate cnfrAnchiSement OF tho
Tcl,els wAs carneaiiy recommended. tbs ratinea-
lion Of the F,ltcenth Amendment was proAsed BY
him wtth tk!lt, tact, xhTotnesz aud foFpe thAt
commanded tho refpcctful attention Of cven IL
enemies, and that will 60 fa1 to xtye hn uAttoox
reputation. Tho FREQ school system Nas dcservetl-
tie two Jea1z Of s existence, aud tts continuance
ard generous support warmly urged. The aAle OF
delinquent railways. and tho use Ct the proceeds
in lestenlnK The State tebt, WAS presented IL tue
sure and The only way ont Of the wretchtd c0ud-
lion Of cur finances. The Legislature VAS askei 70
do something erectual to ards bringing ii popu-
lat1on and capital 10 develop the AMAZING rcsou1.
CTS Of Tennessee Proper notice vas taken Of the
State TT1fon and the States charity.
{ioyerpnt scnter IS tonight rated much higher
hy al parties than ever before
, 1869-10-13

There has teen a slight decrease OF lnfautile
Egrtalfty, while the increaee Of mortality thlB
The TwelIth Ward, 81 usual, ts creates, With a
Ccc1 care tn nil the wnrds on tho North Side, the
increase being natlly on tho West Sple- The
The Health On1cer reported that durlng the
week nuisances had been anated, as follows:
Flrft Ward, ~: 6econd. 100; Tnird. 4ae; Fourth.
Ninth, -: Tenth, is: Eleventh. ~: Twelfth, Il j;
Thlrteenth 10; Fourteenth, 4e; Fifteenth. 100;
Sixteenth, II. ..- =,
Reports from the SANITARY Inspectors Of several
WAEus Here read, nitet which the board Adjourned.
, 1869-10-13

Patenta.-lnvcntoFs who xriah In.
lofnauon how 70 take out patents, had better
Write To Mum L Co.. EtlItot9 Se4tnK&e American,
No. 81 Park Row, New Totk, and 0et their optn!on
nnd advice, which u g1ren without charge. This
agency was established twenty -oVe 5eAss ago, and
inventions md securing patents than any other tn
the woriQ. Communications confidential. Pam
phlet Of laws md Information free, Address a
Aboye.
, 1869-10-13

RcfTA1n, ud l4-HkEArsrCFr*-Retttrts-
etgsc here Monday raorn.nxW neat :bteSn b: oass :
mo au; - oa ha: TIC, ao az BY: barley 3on
t7AnU t sstA 1Ann btis flour 1ooQ bu hAEits. Ship
me.ts slnp ba wheat: Is 40 ha cru: ltoe9 bn ost.
II heas le.es .s1ea 10 q, 10 re.stee vhis.sn
nout. II .but &l uaAi % Crn dull; ssles Of sn IL
!nts at sss aoH II oco hu Al told Oats dn1i at aout
AZ hid. <st&3&tt afk+d Rse-Nnnc recesEeo. Dafter
1saks n earlo.ds four; ;ro.rd CsnAd. 4 q =
tY.sk, 6ied ta god p.p.ds = 81 Is 10 ,tne. ~
HIoA~txEs-Ntn EtAl Al {i.t8.
Pnoy1Aioxs-rofk liver nj fan LAID lae.
, 1869-10-13

Thr sAle. Yesterday, st Vim. 143hurch's, Sa ~
ttair1nith ttrrl, VIVA Hticn1e,i " largo rt0wtf,
Including mshy vt p,r t.tat rtsiEehs. ami. m Nj.
thtItrh hs't a'tserti*cf, rtrtJ httrln rns ,r MAS
.nlA - ihr highest bidder. Thsrr wAs M startling
p,a1< NJ ttoIF "~h rttte ht khswkInH fhrn '1' =,
IN nrtiiltth% lttrfs, ami ihrlt asAtnr WIN wnnld
takG ihrt' III fHri. VIZ &Aw hn aritnH tstltni'tl9.
llitg q kht tesrrit'Iblt. AMI ~ als nd.ilAIHttea
nNh Mt. t'hnfrIl kHuw lint wArh HI astn i thing
nhtdrtlrn ihat thsy N.l Kr1 lhe kFttrla thny hHt
iii, Ah1,rs itrsp II ansisklly Rrnutnn lA'ts nvsr
Ihen4. ~ this sale wAs 1nlGh atgr! sheh wan Nj.
irlpatr 1t will rt1llru ,ribft linn IN delivery md
ntrastHhR Tor ,hH tlrxt san, consequently TIN san
aIyrFtlsrh tor Thurslay, Viii 10 p,stponrd until
:tatDray next. whth fafKa Ass0ttn,dat Vi Psriu1
ard rln ,ot hutlK ~ a!sn general iIns Of l0AAe-
loll furniture, viii t,o e1esusl for Ma!o.
, 1869-10-13
THE WEST.

Election in ON n1An-Fscraonnt-Mo
mon BmsliiErnuts.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA. Oc:. IL.
The county election to-dxy passed ssshou. dis
'usbsncc. Tue Republican and Democratic and
Labor Leaguc parry, whoAe tcEct was composed
Of Candidates selected from the Democratic a1tl
Republican tickets, contested the election 50
nuch Scratching WAS done that nothing 70 lhre
is kLotp, although evidently majority Of The
Republican ticket II elected ..
Wee President ColfAx tsasted Tor hone this
aIternoon, ria the Chicago i Northwestern R<l]-
road.
General Dlx, who returned from pleasure trip
West last eFening remains here 4 few dayA
Three huDdrc1l aud nttJ Mormon immigrants.
principally English, arrived last eSeatog, Ind
n.sfted for Etah tQ.uAI,
, 1869-10-13
VIRGINIA.

The State Judiciary Post office
Appointments
RICHMOND, Oct 1a.-Tha Court n Appeals OF
Virginia, composed OF Judges appointed by Gen.
efaf Canby, met today and adjourned until the
Jano4rJ tern, alter spreading on tho
mlnuteA An order setting forth that tne
ADJOURNMENT ID In view OF the
rapid ptoEreth Of reconatruction. that Ia 4 bfief
period jud1ctal and other ot1curn may bo elected
10 I'LL the pieces now heidby tho authof1ty tenn
porsi1ty conferred ny acts OF Congresf.
Jamea Cunningham, coloTcd, il appointed Post
Hiaater OF lhe adjoining city OF Manchester.
, 1869-10-13

Tie salc Of OF rain,lpe. :, MetRrs- y. 4. Dnt-
tcr1 i Co. Il, Vas onuencet yesicrdAy. There
was u very large ATTENDANCE About seventy-nse
t0te we're dtIpoEeA Of. We trSret to report that
the rr1cea were lar below Reuersi expectation.
Tr- choice Of The collection u reAeryed tor thla
afternoon, when We hope there will be rnorr lib
crafty thown. The paintings Arc tro n the Auc1t'
cau Art Gallery. New Yort, noble fnstttutton, II
la object Is tue promotion Of AT The sale Is Vi
NoA Z l. 9 and II Randolph street.