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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
. Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MoNDAY,D ,DEcEMRn Ii. 1865

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ia, 1868.
II REAT TRUNKlLlNF from the North ana
NJ North; Vest for Phil adel pht.,l New York, Read.
ing, Pottsyil1e' Tamaqua ashland, sbamokir Lcba-
anon, Allcnto wn Edston, EpLrao., Litl, Luncnssor
Columbia, 7&c., &C., ll d'nts ;. or II.
i Trains leave. Harrisburg for New York, as fol-
lows: At ~, so and b 10 A, NJ. and 1910 noon
and 2.O5 and 10 so 2. NJ connecting with similar
! Trains on the pennsylvanin RAILROAD and arriving
bat New York at 100 A. NJ, ~ 20 noon, So OF
lp,05pi N. and 6l5, a ut. rss pcctively Slcepin.
Cars accompanying the $50 a. ~ and 10 SO p. N,
trains without change
yaBeave Harrisburg for Reaiing, Pottsville, Tama
! qus, Ainersvlle Ashland lShanolin Pine Grove
Allentown and Philadelphia atlo,l0 A. NJ and EOS
and 10 P. M stopping at Lcbauon and principal
way stations; the 4.iO N train making CONNECTIONS
for PhiladciPhiu md Columbia only. For Pottsyile
Scnuy.kll Layen and Anburns yiaHSchuylhill and
susInehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at3 30 p m
Returning. Leave New York at o 90 a. M 1900
Noon and $40 and $40 p me Phladelphia at Is
a. m, and $3.50 p. ms; Sleeping cars accompanying
New York without change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 30
2 a. nv connecting with simil lar train on East Penna
nRsiiroad, returning from Reading nt IS n IN stop
ping at all Stationsi Leave Pottsvilie at 30 is
O. mtana 245 p. N; shamokin ., 81 a, M; Ashland
at 90 a m, and u 20 p m; Tamaqua at $50 a m.
and 2i2o p N. for Phiiadeiphm
, Leave Pottssills via, schnyTk1 and susquchanna
Railroad at 7.l0a IN, for Harris burg, md Il 80 NJ
| Tor Pine Grove and fremont.
Rcading Accommodation Train leaves Reading q
| $50 a M returning leave Philadelphia at A. 10 D. m
Pottstown Accommodating Train: Leaves Potts
4, town at A. NJ, returning leaves Phladelphis
4 at 400 p. NJ. %. ..t ,...y-F- ....
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Beading at 700
= a. M and . f5'P: NJ: for Bphrata, Litil, Lanca,.
ter. Columbia, &c. ri 7 a '' e. '
Perkomen Rail -Road Trains loave Perkiomen
function a. s.l5 A. NJ. und $50 T. NJ, Returning /:
Leave Skippack at 10 a NJ. and l2 45 p NJ con.
meeting with similar trains OF Reading Rail Road
iiul On sundays Leave New ori at cor m, Phila-
delpha 800 A. NJ, and sl5 P NJ. tho SEQ a IN.
train running only TO kcatins, Pot.svic 90 IN,
Harrisburg, $50 NJ, and 40 and 10 50 IN and
rheading atl!o6, 300 ard lis a M fur Harrisburg,
i'at ~ ~ and .3l a. N. for New York, and at %
! p. m. for Philadelphia,. .
| Communication, Mileage, Season, Sohool and Ex-
eptsicn Tickets, nt reduced rates to and from all
I points .'s-. '-''
'p baggage checked Though 100 Pounds Baggage
allowed each Passenger
b, ,, ,,,,,-. ..,.., ...,,...-. G. A. NICOLLs,
G,,,,a L..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons london Grad.
uate from ee ot the most eminent Colleges the United
states anlss grea,e part u whose life has been spent
Tie hospitals Of Lonion, PaTis, Philadelphia and else
weSe has ehectea soHie 'ohS most astonishing cures
tPt Hete Tes kGewn nany troubled with inging ~ the
head aud when asleep great being alarm
~, sidefr sounds basuless with 'ftequeut bus shlng.
attended sometimes with arrangement Of mud, cured
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT

-. BYERLY,
P1flF popular photograper, has fitted up, in ths
iGold Post Office building three doors west of the
railroad Market Square, of the very best SKY.
~ stp be found in the State, and now prepared to
take ptctums Of any kind, in all kinds Of weather,
{ early and iSte. Children taken almost instantly.
asBnng along tha babiss-Se ready for them.
. is.s COME ONE COME ALL!
both great and small see his new rooms, and ex.
anime specimens .-tr %
FRAMES and FRAMING material constantly on
hand and made 10 order. Bring along your pistureS
ana have them framed cheaper than anywhere else
Ssme and see Tor yourselves, Anything in tho
picture line constantly on land ordered. Copying
done In all its branches and oolored as ssiTed.
Both out and indoor views taken az short notice
sd on rsasonab bls terms satisfsetion guaranteed,
a. Ipotto, is to please An negstyess earetnlly
Preserved. Remember the plses-as5 hs 8. BIER-
LY. Market Square.
q Mar a., %. -iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
~ = EUNMEW IIMh bUHEDUBE.
ON and after Nov. 22d 1868, trains viii lei
Sy-6pNBURY, as follows = -
Ii Nr1AI mn II NJ

= D .a d. lABFREDlL. TYLER.
p . has's .ta,Ha--7s General superiptenden ent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
7..LIVERT STABI,E.

'FTNHEsubscribers having purchased the stock and
- fixtures ofIMr Charles Bacon,s Livery Stable,
in sunbury, would respectfully announce to tbs
public that they intend furnishing it with frst-clas,
Horses, Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons
suitable for thebusiness and will endeavor to lake
it Livery second 70 none in this section of the STATE
Orders left at tbs Central Hotel at any hour Of the
day or night, win receive prompt attention.
HGi-sg-I 7i.aEs~oa 4McaAW & EARNsWORTH n
, Sanbur " e 1etoherlT lSag7 y y. 'raE a. ,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20

= GRAND BARRIER SALOON.
The Oldest and most noted Institution
the IL indsinsSunbury.
j. w. WASHINGTON,
TAVING removed to lis new building on Third
Street, between Market and the Depot, is now
prepared to serve his customers better than ever
Having secured the services of FIRST class BARRIERS,
Z q SHAVING AND lIAIR-DRESSING
will be executed in the latest style.
the purpose Of First Glass Barber Saloon, and
having fitted it up in the latest style, he hopes 10
receive n liberal share of patronage.
In the adjoining room first class Confectionery
has been opened for, the ssleof -.-.
Hce.Cre;iIll, Candies, Cakes, kscer,
and numerous other Temperance Drinks in common
use Oranges and other delicious fruits and eatables
Of home and foreign growth in rich profusion and
elegant variety.
Sunbury September ), 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
a'7NgrictiIl.Irni fmpiccm3snff,- 10, !

Agrfcriiur9f fnsplcmenis,b -
III 0E'SGrain RaEes, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
i Il Long qnd ID Handle Spades, Shovcls Manure
and LAY Forks Grass and Grain scy thes, Grain
Eos Chains Grind FabninS Min h0v ssyes snS ai
stt sand Kinds large assortment of Red Wagon
Hames, for Flowing, Farm Bels, oultivator Teeth,
for sale by Al, DO s.stIa H. C0NLEYl a. CO. a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
THE MAMMOTH STORE
Terms Cashs-3O days,

as my Good. are bought for Cash ana Sold Cheap
DOR the READY MONEY. give the trade the ad-
vantage of all reductions ss fast as they made by
Manufacturers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
LncIsn,ynnna .N gSioolnsiu,.g ElufI

Trains leaving Scranton at 25 4. NJ. AID 40 p.
Msaeenneet ut A northumberland with trains on p &
=, 4, r. for. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington,
WIllamsport, Lock Haven, Pitt.burg and West
20 Trans arriving Mt Scranton at 1000 A. NJ con-
meet with trains arriving Mt New York at As p. NJ,
philadelphia at GO r. M, and Great Bend at 50
M.i1s-gr tav q o. o"
, Trains arriving at Scranton at 8 20 p. NJ conncc.
With trains for Great Bend ard Wustf
'' 49, II. A. FONDA, Sup't.
, 1869-09-29

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AAt.r 1ras.,t soe.t -, ~ ese9J ~.
~ ns,.su y 1eeo ~ saa lnaasa!1o0 ~ y
~ r,s., 1nAHsMe , g e1rfps ~ ns VEL
~ elsss neaMn2 o. 4e pefas1 ine to!dNss g
r. 16e1tucs Ii ), hI[e las =! Inc" ss ,son @
FL. !! Aua u oeten&f @ !neM. Aosa Lea1
Re4 " SooSata nI - 0sAo9 1 s9.I,, rae LUZ -
X thpR1k hpR, s1o .t.S nna ~ .ni1!ar. - H.
~ =. ~ s9ua Iae 49, IN ~ otsa% ,rsr
81 /. , ~ ~ a1o's, ~ j,
9a e.t. A' ~ u Is4 49, ~ rteh11 esSne
~ e10tnS = J. r. f. rs.. III 80 .tys1A enc
Il AA Ana = ~. = ,. n, .sS III ~ = fhst =
aM AL e - saA' Sa.c. ~. ,irr..T snd ntnss.
n.t !. t, 1rtx 70 r1,i;o; Il III fMr Fuch Il H.
ts t..s,,ny = ~ ~ ~ ssr hsvs X rnforre VA a.
LII 49 ~ ~ ~ - ,atS,a1 -cenre 1haf thnrn n f,o
a!e Y 1ase has to.oa - Ea4sn.~ h.r< fSst shen
~ eTe - tttnr ~. y.tRs fJ,an feeS nrder
na .ec e1.,Tn-s tnr tsA re3fara ri ia II hna
, 1869-09-29
WISCONSIN.

Dedication Of tho NnxaonAl Military
AtyiuHn nt MslNnukec-Addrcrs Of
General BntleK-ReEnnFka OF Cow
ernoF fAtrchtld, HenAxor Carpenter
nzxa others.
Mn~ACKEx, Sept fa-Ths Few b0ildng Of the
.Ex1ton& MlMAf3 AAJ9um located hetd, VIA ded1-
Gated yesterday. Tho bo1idinS prneeusa cns Ap-
next10ce from the exterior md IN til neat1ssA
brAuty Of dQlAh znd completeness OF appointments
u model II u IN the form OF 4 cxos1, and, when
fne Wigs arc completed, will have = Iroutaxe o{
$50 feet fha euttance IL IL the centre and openz
into large corridor, upon the cant End
west Of which 2fe the spacious reception
rooms and od1cek The accommodation an auf.
nraenk to contain comfortably dsn handred tu-
mate4, The dedlcauon wAG infurnaAl the Eooro
Imposing ceremonies being omitted on Acnonnt Of
he death Of General HAwiina, who Na4 member
Of the BrAfu OF A8uaGtr.
GenesA Butler. Of 4asaeansefH. Pse3dent o.
1he Board OF NAaagesst delivered the Addseas. -
iIntts AID Gk.r1xxEx, FE1xSps AND Ff1Low.
C1f1xxkT; In behalf Of my axsoctatess tho Board
of NauAgc1, / bid Joa wasooue 70 Ae2NA1ion u
Home OF the dnahled soidfcT In Hl1consn. LAP
pa1se.] Welcome, welcome! Friends OF me
soldtes1, trust you viii be eFer held Tcsy ner
como ltTe- Hers In this magnificent n0ldln2
provided b. the lIoeralItJ Of the Eone1al 1eVan.
meat Of the United Ssatea, for the na4n,ed and
'dls4hled dtteudef4 Of the country. TaM y oul
1ne Of tho branches Of khls institution
y which ne RoFe5ntnant .sSsasAf-
NE!oS 10 caEJ out the promises which We
snaoe 10 the soldier during the WaF ta&S wheo TIE
NWaA nvet he thou!d oe proEtded tor. Aud
4Ae1e 3oa nave the er1deooe ol The cart Of the
, 1869-09-29
SPRINGFIELD,

visitors ia thc state :Alr-Pntcnts
ltaued for Canal LIZ. d4-Sou9hern
lpnauc AtyluA.A-Pot, .acnt-Au Itu-
poFtnnt Drctslnn ,.iccrntnE NO.
tnxics I'ubiac-AFttc.cs OF Assocla-
tl0N ElIt r..
SIeclal .Iutch TO The Chicago Tribune.
SPR1kGFikLn Ill, Sept 81
TIE S'atr air has drawn largely on our popu-
Lntlop TO-DAY. The rpcctal Trains to Decatur 50
loaded with siGhs.tecrs, and bring them back At
night The Governor. Secretary OF Ssata, Auditor,
The fa,r Today.
resseruAE, under The provisions Of the set Of
the building OF lie Illinois and Michigan Canal
and for tht Ale o! cAnal lands and lots, the GoT-
his herr. znu a4eixnx Tor IsnI purcnased Of the
Canal COMMISSIONERS III the ycaFs 1s4s and 13{a
The tand is located IN GtundF AID LaSaue Co1n-
neA.
Lieutenant Goscrnn. DouGhestY, Benz l. Wiley,
ana GtoFEe l. UEcbs, COMMISSIONER 70 locale
anu construct Tue s"atbes. Illinois ANlum for
the Insane, were IN the CITY this morning, and
hah an interview with the Governor Al a. early
hour IN relation 10 hu.iness connected WITH
a. oG5 'pe q ne Il 1s tho
ssnc Asylum at @ackEonE1le, to consult With Ur
AcFar!acn A. to The most apprpSed internal ~.
IL pemoesats is 1t f' ssassspon County b.vo Sc
1ected ~ their candidate Tor member Of The Con-
st,1ut1oDs1 Convention, Hon. J. l. Knapp. Of this
dina1y ability, a gcnteman and a scholat, but I
Democrat oi the hrltctest sect, and Of The hard.
shell or'te1: Some 1e1 yeA9* ago be rsptosentsd
4 se4y important decision has Iast been made
3 u q pus IL nat oa1 ss e. !
bnalneas With them, md was hascd upon the fol-
hy Governor Natteson in the rear 1s.5; bJ lAx
this commission expired i2ut Jeass from .he date
% nns ILL., ~, raen t hc G de-, 1,taout setaa Ii. eo
mte+.on renewed. some time In tho rear 1853,
said 4. D. TOOK tne acknowledgment Of DEED e, -
for nis eeruue.se .n.t =. ~ -:
the acknowledgment - iaaen q taas =: -. ~ y
ncnts, &c. The Secretary refused 70 attaca The
ueti1rd certificate, for the reason thst the con
mission issued =! Governor Maneson @ te sala - 4
his ol,ca .c:s n Notary In 1e:a. The mattes ".
referred 10 The Gsvc'nss xao sa''sinso s sat
9st,sn 9enae.tns his 'ae ocet.;oa sid ;as. !
the. law limited tho term q once 9
S9t. rael 70 feTs ys.f. ~ ~ :, ss sse
rrefted KrAyc doubts II the ausrres on the bon
~oi sid Notary could be.nela responsible for tae
SAD tern, OF fotf year, for which he WAS ~
pointed. Th,a Is matter Of no tns1Al importance
and the people who do business With tnis nsefn
rn,t<,ons Of said oseers are in force before The,
ncknorledse psgers Of sny nnd eeso1e them -,
tatlon Company, with capital stock Of 9soo,oa
nled articles OF ASSOCIATION to-day. Both conpan.c
ne Tfrsau,J recespts receipts to-day are, froe
Mclean County, tsa,s's Aaraon County, tn fuI
THIS section Of the State Va. visited By sllsn
frost Last night, but no damage Was done to ii
coEu crop.
, 1869-09-29

that + wRs iha rusx q an sncaadau7. Or INST it
hulidtt8 beng located uC 81 railroad tack Tue
loe9 = u VIII probably reach. rs looo. On which
mere u n tns1sanoA q y. aso IN feoEts otoec4
thh Town Na4 dAst1n1ed 81 dFv this snosnlng
1ae principal annAfusx an Ataan Cola End Food
mo each ioss about q, 900, Tea stoze1 and
~, ,o6e, =
NKw Yoxx. Sept fa-Twu 1Ee-stor1 bulnlust
U GteenM1eh asfeet, occupied hJ AeTefal Email
Stofa below md humorous tkutmAnM above,
Tese burned Lat nlshk Loss, IN, o,Dn ;0ref
tNentJ peopie Eefe zeArued nom deA1h b. hEzte
aismeo. 4Ahope|1 fetuaeae factory, IN Brook
9so,ooo. IkM e!eutpg , fzc occurred "a The drzt
poor Of 70. Is 4errtr- ss1eef, occupied b5 Harlow
Rt1, Dealer 10 leather. the building and stock
were Dur slightly damaged, but IN o1 painting
valued y t1990o, IA Destroyed.
, 1869-09-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A !. Rare opportuni.
MANUFACTURING WORKS
-; FOR SALE.

.Ne.sr1 NyCEuIs / SHEPARD. o8 g..:le CIR
.:7h Ps71R a15aisE sis5 5R
N tie aee etty, oder for sale the premises a: pre-
tndtested These ssosxs sse sttssxted tn the fapt.
growtns nd beautiful etsy of Baltic C1rek Cslhe
: E ~ { &c Z t. eie:.nt =
Fa1insufaz Ea1ispad. now tElok 6alt fran Port Hnr
r Chts.fo. md q whi.h he troa 4 now be:-= L
1tth !..ieus other .ai:usas and airr1ins sttres
valn.bse 'Is0ber nd sI.eeIal Ies,eas q M<a.zss.
he vosk. oae7ed far .sis eonsiss ii io1ndry,
ehine ahnp, hfAekynith shcF psttcTn sa5p p1itt D.
ing weod ,hsS "an smg'e nunad ana room for sn.n
h1th Wattf-poEAr and ate.tn. pcwe.- afr used
asht1. n VII Tbs water pQ~er q ample. and appli,
to ttapso.ed fqlhtas watsz vheels.
ft1tnet to st of rrrdnettoa aud aeeeeathilIty d
fets fkr The tn1nufsssa:t Of rzE+1s sod norTs %
., taE az ,ts;e.[y snstDsS a .ssa;1 pnensa
wood .o1t Of IN descriptions The opening i esrrc4aI
sss ta enS ID 'ee:s .na ~as .:1
The bustness has b<<n established ever tpertvo,
"a pssst1as ~ "a sp.s. r. asa .s =
GtH nl1k g1r nills fAtseTr&. and marctlxac,1:s a,
chtnet1: shr reps4ts md of vkie aIor
sosd entire Of dvideJ an L de-lre.L
erEaSr tn man au1tnS Il rreted 10 fhis orportuaf,
Hne Il Ea.tnsss nd ID Ella tas; t.ssl
ne ovp+rs wt,A to devote ,heir resources o ne pr
ing cst<own H. oErrovi fSr 49, md y ii .e IL.
utessmt wesAa With sha unln and esnet2i hbkaDF p
tS: TT ssod ~ ta It r. porsass q et.s sssase
fes.ausb,s tTrs- 70 u lff4As fina d ps,t;rs.
AdaFesE. Or esli On
, 1869-09-29

CK0r44
T11e Clark County {NlA} Rtpsh{ir79n ssFs fa1tn-
eEs hare cOmmencet cutting their corn. and
large crop Will be secured. There Was consider-
nhle frost IN that part Of the State On Monday
night Of l&st week
Tho sneboyeAn {4ri.) Herald reports that the
corn crop - euaA11 In that region. but tue warm
weather has BAred what there u IN good cou-
dition- ThleahcE1 IN various parts Of the county
report IN average Yield Of wheat Of from af:een TO
tHentI.dye bushels 70 the ACRE, and excellent
quality.
The Dans1lie nl1 Rt.1.'e1 ol the sd says: s'W Q
learn that soDc Of the pianter1 have Already cut
and housed sna1l parcels of early tobAcco, and
ne now engaged n curing ttfn the barns. They
asserr that such - has been cut thus earay VIII
not. n = rule, be OF particularly good quAAtJ.
uaTtng been gathered very soon aites the loog dEJ
season, It II without the proper quantity Of nap,
and u therelofe light and thin. From all qu9Eteta
We hear tnat the green tobacco yet on Tho hiu Il
troNtne ve1y rapidly, and the teaves viii attain to
full weight and d!mcnston1, II Ne can on1J have
xnas the planters term late fall' After tht
rains fell, The ISL plants which seemed vel nigh
destroyed By &ne drought, began 10 revive became
green aud RIew % amazingly. But these plAuta
are Jet In the green 8txse. and f1pst 1t eaJ c1fn
dAT would pf4J hayoc with ibem. At present the
warm suns and heasy deWa arc contributing tneu
influence toward producing the right eject On tht
leat, 10 make II nature IN the oeEt CONDITION
Wba4 the planters most desire now T. 70 c4capt
frost unul lhe middle OF last Of 0ctooer."
, 1869-09-29

ErHicCsK. Sept. 2a-Tne hotels are crowded
with delegates 10 tho Republican Ssale Confen-
tlon, WHICH mcc4 to-moIrow- Horace Gfeelty
hax been he1r, and strongly SUPPORTS tue nominA-
tton ot Genera! FRANK Secl for sec7etas5 o. staSe.
ton II Is ta,d tnat 6tRel haa photographed thai il
hts paMe used n tho convention be No1ld rather
hare It for State Engineer.
II IL expected That the bu3lnd&s OF the conteo"
volt VOL ! vi s IL tessDsnenr ss r1ssidsak
AIKK.
Geo. r. Cu1t15 u now cAlled for Secretary o1
State, and General slgel Tor ITeasnEs1.
talked over 1o-nlSht viii be substantially u tol-
3e*t: In sAvor ol equaa Suffrage ..ttaouf oleuno.
tfon OF race OF color; n fSror 81 tnA kNtoea4
Amendment; tJupsintz1nE wttA y Oppressed
81 ot cuhs md tSe1 edorta to reliers
iss,sass. ssss4sss. 7 ~n,es T. .ss7 5pf' p.rs
REPRESENTATION, and urging that whenever n INC
ogn5oa oi rs ,ss{ n.1s e.! g
recognized Is such hg out EoSet 9aka, taAa
When They have achieved Independence and a.
ttrc annexation 10 the United states toeJ oe so
E r rs1 q sos nsImens os sas r
frpndfasson 70 ese11 fern: denounc1n9 c9sfnp,!, a,
leKs,stion and eor1uptiouists, md Fepudsaane ~
UepuhncAns who loao with the Democfata 70 PAss
cotrnpt nea5ues; deno9nctn9 the election nsoca
| with benK responzlb1e for them; denouncing the
Denoainc party fot IL oppostttsn to I'll Meas1ze.
Tor pfestnitnz such frauds, md IL approval o1
corrupt WeAk1fek
| The ionowiug il the ticket u indicated by TIL
| kepunacns prevailing 1t this time: Secretary o.
EtAtt1 Geo. Wt0- Curtt1: Comptroller, Ja1 O. Fuf
| nam Aftofoe1 GentfA, Charles Andrew; Treat
ustr, T. ], Chathead: stase Engineer, Ptan1 Sxel
| Prison Inspector, John R. TArcs; JQdge1 q Ap
ptals. woodruff and Maaou-
, 1869-09-29
THE WEST.
Indian Murders and Other UepFedH.
zlon1-Fexaonhl Item&-Tho DeMytt
Pacific HA2sTpR&s

Pacific AA4sTDA&. .,
Special Despatch 10 Tia Chicago TtInnA
oxAHA, Sep. r.
A telegram from Helena fepoKta that man
nkmed Qu1s3z N1& murdefed bT the 1ndttn1 On
mtyttpR pther oeprtontnnA
CmIuHx, Sept. IA ps.ty Of Eeoi1enaen
started IN Al exruttion oTer the DenTef f4ca6o
Hp24 3tStEtdHJ. An0n0 fAA p1ItJ EtEe
Gove1nN campbeI, Of Wyoming; 1nrd raget,
os England: 0oTenW fsfoa q ainoa
road Is Completed Eight r1lAs IN no bes1 onles.
Tbs track Il nuw psnS1eAinE u Ens rase ot mile
per oay, Toe track IAJ Ell expect to reach Deaser
81 DeeeUceF1 !.
Governor B1us& who lefs the Colt1x px1tJ Ia C&l3.
fortts oHtnE 70 illness IN hls family LETT t0 the
East last tTeofnX.
800. Loxaa d. Roet&- Of Arkansak and three
rofmbkf9 81 the Pacific K1tlfDsd CoznM:xNon1
rz19eA ts8s from Tim faane, <a vusts hntqn,
fhmn1F. -
, 1869-09-29
FIRES.

l1oox, III, Sept 9a-AdoapA Nllees brewery
wa b11n ned laas night. sueroeed to hare canKhs
tIpu accident. Loas Rom t&0oo 70 f,o00. fz<-
P1priL n, Sept 3s--E.ziy This utoxntng de-
stncffIt Yr took place II Koasrille Ia shis cooo-
II. teI RIlt4 distant. dessTpJinH the vAfuaouss
sd eIeTatc4 n Qeo. senelhla5. Tnsse u % chm
, 1869-09-29

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To the mttnh-rs Of BLAIR LODGE. r. I a. H., No.
49, Snn aze hereby required 10 tnrr4 At HA.f i4dEn
Hail. fh17daJ. sertnmbe! ~. II 10 m = ettrnd tae
fnDfE1l Of our deceAAed brother y. y, YAKNEIlA
By order Of 4. QtIa1An. ". II.
, 1869-09-29

sPedai Despatch to Tho Chicago Tr.bun&
WAsHHu7os, eept -.
FIGHT WITH usuIAxB n ApKrAxA. '"'
The following II paH OF the nsa4 1eld pff1er
iasued bJ GenerA Hancock. 1t givea the details
Of brilliant Eight ot = dstachmept Of tho Eleventh
Infantry with tic IndiAna IN Montana, 4bout eight
weeks slnee. The detsrhment wAs under CON-
mand o1 Captain E ". cauL nn loss waa
Private Terence Coney, Company D, killed;
rr!sate Aichae. Fitzgerald, Of Company r: George
CEuxo, Of Company @, md ono elttzen Tounded-
Conce1nin8 the Affair the General says:
~ con:dsIink q 70 + H. lenh Il r. RaIsa 20 r. H.
81 T. + :: r
.td suessful that has occurred To the tePAment md
s. 20 K fa: !. ge ~; -
es K f. .Rss'5 ass9 p.;
di.tipluiaIss GsSssia tlit. u iaA. 1ns!R .f1 his
s.sss, :as & e e. :Sa e. e.
Li 9 kls dnsi1 HpoT. @tqs.oa. 1os etPss.1 aoase
6Ss g. sass ~ I'd 1 Uaay
1!sa Eh1i.tSph T.anp.oa, Yf ooap.aI @ .; ssot ~,
KfDG who reudeTrd gallant md efndcns eer1se. The
Seaas,, M = IL f.ves.se nostes q .as urnsss T.
ohief q the ern'{ 1nd oagtaso Cs = Fs"aa' endsd
IL r. '''e' ii A''F 70 aas' from The tn OF AP
rEHHHyLv4k1A roLIf1cs.
Tie Chairman OF tho Stato Republican Commit.
tee Of ptnnAyIyan.a IS here. lie reports TINT tho
prospects Of tho party hare been rapidly improving
os 'Ase- Al the opening 0! the campaign tho
Democrats had the Advantage, and maintained Il
Tor some Weekh They hare. however. been
relying on quleI cAnva4R, devoted principally to
deTlsirg means for RAILING votcls Tor election
diy. Tne Rhowing Of Tim e1collcnt financial maa-
agcncnt Of tho administration bal had Al excel.
lent effect, and very thorough otganlzatlon
has bccn effected and luIl Republican yose d
expected. Tho State u confidently
relied upor BY the connltteo - cef-
TAN tor 3tAsy. Al the departments here have
finally decided to give eayc Of absence 10 clctkA
THIS matter had not been decided In the Interior
Department till to-lAy. Governor Boutwell, haa
| been auonalg urged to 90 to philadelphia and
! tPeak In the Academy Of Music, md haa agreed
| to Do 70 II he can ind time.
1k1xKSAL xxykkCE kxc1Trs.
The recetpu Of internal revenue for the Oral
quarter Of the pscstnt ascal Jeas, which ends On
tho soth Inst, Arc now estimated 1t tho TTeasul.
At ~ 0o1d 1dt0, N increase Of sio ood. The Ct
umstcd receipts for the yesr ending juno 81 ncx1
IRE now placed at tt7a ,ueo II tha tnweAt ugufe
| 11a RKsCRyIT Of p1sT1ILxRIxA
II Ia believed that the rtaurrey Of the capacity
Of ali dstllltng apparatus 10 the country will Ahov
! II equaI to s1x lines the estimated consumption
namely, SOC, t0o, 800 gallonA
TIE Nkw MINISTER 70 cnNA
| ks CT. Governor Lows, Of EaiitorrtA. He WAS
member Of the Thirty. sevcntn Cougrcss, u
stfolR Acl atle Republican, and ! rerJ popu!a
1uau IN the Fsc!nc coast
TIE LifZ STORM on TuE COAST.
Onlets1 Information At the SATJ Department
shows that the damage bs tho recent bioru. Il
anippinK Ind buildings IN the Eastern navy ya1dl
h about seo. .001.
KITkNun REcT1rTs TIE PREa1ST x0sIH
Thus far this month the receipts from lntcsns
reEenue hare been SIS, DIX, ,coo. and from custom
slhDoo,o00. The reduction IN the debt IL now est
, 1869-09-29

large attendance b anticipated. The principal
tfot1 win eakr pasce On TnnrsdaJ, sud 90 9atlr-
daJs the aay After tho fair eioses when St,o8o n
puf7ea HM be RtJen cot.
NEBRASKA
OH4HA, Sept Ha-The Senf1sk4 State Fatr op4Rr
ID n NetfaaAA CITY to-day. 4 lArKa number X
eDttte1 have been M1da. Thd grounds art t44sn-
A[fClfA On exhibition.
, 1869-09-29

1ENGfAFKA ApTk411&lKu 4aKNfL
Ae4 1ttkas1kAt "a FAc4is4 adstlsSu&ts for THE EnI
CsE q ~ .*k rats& 1se. ass.. 70 ,.s.i.s sts.r.
H. anF la.gsassa n Ii e. ~ Territories. Al sAs PAA
hAA4v3 lo1As< p[ifvs. =
6F1IEX. n UIaxHAbH-8f.
, 1869-09-29

C1RIATutAx CHAPTER. No, 0,R. 4, u. Special
Conrp<a.ion this twEDNEsDAY1 srrninx as haif.psst
o'clock. Work on h. II. neErre.
J. D. plUKRnSON 8ee'y
, 1869-09-29

AKH1fotN, Sept R.-Tha Board Of Examlaefl
y he SRsM Acatt1ny admitted today, n cadetk
1Eo. FArn1No1th, Of 1liuola; Vim, A. Eurthcose,
of West Virginia; and Chak D. Moore, Of Illinois,
Ihsfo wefc no admissions yesterday.
, 1869-09-29

nC1LpIF0,
AFs ss&Aoxtssd 70 A<lrs xAsx4iAsEs fr TER f15AudA
q nxAk rnl<G. aAd alAs For ~sx lAsif NeA4tt,
1sAAty Esssspepvf RhsNs-4 n 2nsr@eA u F.kisA4
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