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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE
80 YEAR : PER CENT BONDS.

80 YEAR PER CENT BONDS.
The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville,
Kentucky IS with its branches 367 miles in length.
The cost of the road and equipments has been S5,-
$4,000. Its bonded debt is but s23c40OO. Its stock
pays eight per cent dividends and the Company has
never failed to meet all liabilities at maturity.
The road has been in successful operation many
years and is doing large and steadily increasing
business. The Income account for the fiscal year
ending SOth of June, 1869 stands Gross Earnings,
$23S 13S So; Expenses l3l94 6l 80; NET EARNINGS,
SlO3l616 76. The INCREASED EARNINGS Of July,
August and September, 1862 over those of the cor
responding months of 1868 were $l6l,1347.
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines which
will add largely to the value of its entire property
and to retire the present Indebtedness of g. 900 at
maturity, the Company has executed mortgage to
James Punnett and Junius b. Alexander of the city
of New-York. as Trustees upon its entire lines of
road with all its rolling stock property, franchise
and income to secure the prompt payment OF IFS
bonds for eight million dollars These bonds are for
one thousand dollars each payable thirty years from
LIST of April 1865, and bear seven per cent interest
The coupons are payable April and October, at the
Bank of America in NewlOrk.
These bonds are a first mortgage upon the present
road which has cost over Fifteen Million Dollars,
and whose net earnings are now double the entire
interest obligation il would assume.
The mortgage will be for an unusually small pro-
portion of the value income of the property and
we, therefore, Rqualifedly recommend these bonds
TO investors as in all respects rstclass security.
1t is the purpose of the Company to issue, at
present. only a small portion of Its Bonds secured
under this mortgage, which we are now authorized
to SELL in lots TO suit purchasers, at ninety and &C
crued interest J. b. ALEXANDER 81 Co.
No 10 Nassau.st., \. Y.
JOIN j. CISCO g. Son.
No. 80 Wall-st., n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoyDoN Nov Sill Cousols 9al for both and
the account American securities quiet United
houds 1861 sJI 1865 Oh EFT 1907 sJ enfortes III Stocks dull
he, 2lfi Illinois, $50; Atlantic and Great western 24t
LIVERPOOL ell m-Tbe Cotton market duet Mid
ding The sales OF the
estimated Wheat 1912 y GENITAL for California White
LoNDoS -useed Cakes $40 1871 per for Thin Oborg
for feeding Sperm OIL SO per Spirits Petroleum IA gallon
LONDON D. m-Unted States PveTSeuy bouds 1862
s3i 1855 old s2l 1867 8ia The stock market quiet
liverpool Nov. 81 mWbeat 8 per Genital for No. Red
Western aud sJ for No. Red Winter Spirits Petroleum Id per
gallon.
PRAsKyoRr Nov sud States FveTreu Bonds Opeu heavy
a. 81 for the issue Of 1852
ays Nov sCon orens fat both the spot and aoat Tres
Onaire the spot li6lt v Low Mddngs afoat 1851
White.
BHEHEN, Nov a-Poeum opened quiet halers "a gross
HAMBURG, Nov 8Petrpeum opened quiet aud unchanged
PARIS Nov. B-The Bourse oDeued quiet Rentes 1. Toe.
fAEIs, Nov. 8-Bourse 6uner; Rentes. III Dc.
FRANKFORT Nov 2Uuted States Bonds closed active a $751; 89 for
tie issue % 1852
HAyEE NOV acoion closed quiet for both aaOat and
ANTWERP. Nov a-petroleum closet 6rm.
LoSDOS Nov BO Consos 99i and tue
ccount American securities quiet and seady o. Pyefvsnes
1892 b3l 1885, t 1861 "a; Teu.Por Railway stocks
Eres q Illinois Cenra gl Atlantic Great Western, IS
LIVERPOOL Nov B40p mhe Cotton closed the
following quotations. Mdng Uplands lid Mddng Orleans 2d
the sales the dA' 10000 bales which specua-
uon aud export Whites Wheat 81 per ROn 49,
L0NDOs Nov Bt;50 mIiuced Cakes sic 49, Linseed OIL
$40 Isas. IS = cat SPnts Turpehine Sl9d29 Calcutta
Liuseed bl,gd6RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09


prices generally qus sieIdy; Rio al7ic gold On Wednesday
1000 bags ssTi9s vi BE- offered At sueo5 IN m ,, s
western and state flour prices very irregular The los
grades quite freely sder prices bot the medium and be-
freely these further concession would have to be made the
essbs n-s y ~ 2S5 40 for Supsrane state ! 5 20
Extra sae s6@s 50 for f.uey STATE 4oe - 20
choice spnbg Wheat BItfss; s0os7 Is ior Anns,ets
19s isa 7ne SO 10 oI shipping Ohio Round HOOP SO
D for Trade brands ~ go % for fsag 90 - ~
for White Wheat dOi Family do 80 5oa &c 20
% do Tpps csHfos sad oregon and prices uncsr
tain Southern Flour sasbls bat there - % mpovemsnm
Baltimore ana CouStry, s69sG r RItra Georgia and Virginia
50 ga 90 % c sS{ p, 49, S,m % S R 1' Flour more seys
steady e Of 40 b a. - 80 To- corn assi hss
rsnd 81 5od 80 Is y 100 10 and Fancy At So $50 -
GIa ST steamer one d 800 bots Flour at s.
ga The Glad Taiags Sss Chartered 10 Vsoo' VIII 'e'
GRAE-Wbst been 10 improved demand and ne close
better The h1. been 20 PI T5 b O wiz" more confidence
ill., sfoc being the the sales ~ 700 bush
,..e ts a5 "a III sG ro Red wssteH a 81 t i
and sof At osi % 81 a5a - y. ig L aH, sns 81 g for
White Kentucky. barley lower sua more aste s.Is' % - n.
for inferior Canada Barley Ml doll 'nG nominal 0a,. are
active and are stronger AZ ne eiose St,s e. b,e STATE
n Ga6sc for Mixed T While aad Jey aud sonheIh a,
agso r.; W. seyerd AID Ststs at 81 delivered Corn IA
lower sctye al the concession le gean g- ~ Wet
Mixed At 9e 81 oi-ths latter for piTs a s Stocs 81
White at o$a 81 10 and do yellow ~ - Nov 1859 Wheat
1916 08 bush Of Which J5 cog eush IaRou ~ ~ bs,bs Malt
Sa -, ~ $50 ~, P 5~,s 40 bush ,..,a
HAY-The inqairy continues sir and ne MARKET % urn
HEMfse Manila has been only TGasS Ie
steady. We quote At F9i'.c' goH' V'Ae' '-'
'n aI1FTbere has been demand for Dry Hides prizes hsy "a
lie stocE small Slated HIDES hsye been issEua IST line
au City and Southern Saughss7 sell Freely VIC q"''
] As Ia n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, now being built
through the richest and most thckly settled portion
Of this magnificent State. offers limited amount of
its Seven Per cent First Mortgage Gold Bonds at a.
free Of Government tax, secnred by deed Of trust
to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. first
mortgage upon such a road Is always perfectly safe
as well as very profitable security. Holders of
Governments can exchange and make an income
profit of over 40 per cent A valuable pamphlet and
full particulars may be obtained at the ComDany's
Office 50 Pne-st or of its agents, the Bank of North
America A Wall-st. and Howes & Macy, 30 Wallst
W. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCR.

CdndI, TcfafIs Railroads.
Nov al ~ bbs Floor 400 bbS Meal 63 bales Coen t 6S
bush Wheat 100 99 Corn 1913 40 bush 9g bash Bar
y u o0 bush RE l074 bush PAIsee 800 bush
Pea 59 bush $50 bags BGckwhat Flour W bags Peanuts %
bags 100 Cotton Seed Spirits Tupen-
the bb Rosin bbs Tar 45s bbS Petroleum I20l
bbA EaphthA 1853 WHISKY 1880 pkgA Butter 40 boxes
Cheese si bb Eggs g. bbs Port 2Ss bb Tsow 1871 bills Lard
TO- Kegs Lard lS7 pigs Cut hese S pkgs Beef s. pkgH Steara
bbS Copper 3le Hides 1875 bdS Hides Leather "a
hhdS Tobacco Tobacco Hops 30 pkg
OIL Cake pkg Dried Fruit, lJl bales Wool ia pkg4 Rice ~
Mol
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- follorlnr were the hlds for Rank stoeks:

Money on call was easy at 506per cent with exceptions
g, per cent Commercial paper continued dun and hard
OF sale prime names quoted at 7a5 per cent ana
good single Danes offered at lia2 per cent per
month The failure OF the house Of A. Binlnger Co.
announced to-day caused a great depression IN com
mercal paper the house was established IN 4''o ana mas
had the confidence Of the mercantile community ana
universal feeling Of sympathy expressed at their
misfortune.
nAHE Of The AperagC Amount Of Loans. SDecie, C"ou4
Ton. Deposits and Legal Tenders 20 me HANKS o. ne
Cig Of Reg York fOT me reek ending saturday, AOe'
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of &c. but have rallied to laa again Jersey and
nyer dressed being 4Gl5e Live are quoted at dlOtc
sales OF one car OHIO. les n. being made at 9sc five
ears loale6i n, at Ole one car l9T n. 9Ee one car
l62 b Ili6c; and car Illinois, 226i d. at lOc. There
were AZ cars arrived Sunday and to-day.
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THE MARKETS.
lc.r.tnnr,.po-t.a for rns Tnlarss I

fCareulyteuored for THz TErBrysI
M0NDAr. Nov g. 1862
ASHES-Thee inquiry fof Pots s7d b light receipts
prices o. IS bb az ~ ~ - tA Pearls devoid
u sctvy snd prices nominal
COTTONA fair amount has changed hsus bot buyers
cautious prices reced somewhat with unset
toe ooei JlH bales go Saturday
Of which 1852 Tor export 2f for
sumption eIpOu for future delivery Saturday evening
Low Midng November 25c and 10 M1dng February 2lc
Low Mdtng 80 November 2ic 100 co. I5c
$40 December private 200 DO. Alc z0 January 2 700,
February, We quote as follows:
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DibiSruN ACtitts.

THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAIL
II ROAD COMPANY.-The COUPONS OF the FIRST MORrG
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS the ST LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY 1859. will be paid gold
Government tax FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
ia the Cts ofNeE-York d. LAWSON. President
THK NATIONAL BAsK OF SrArE ~ NEv YoRK.k
NRa-YORK. Oct 90 1869
THE PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS have
St bo on and ater the 10th November free Of al
The transfer books will be closed from @ date % Nov 10 1903
JOHN r. KBARNEY. Cashier.
THIRD DIVIDE ND-BANKERS AND
BROKERS ASSOCIATi0NTn Board Of Trustees base dssarsd
from past three months DIVIDEND OF Ithbk
PER CENT paid payable
wall close 6h nd the
i0th inst-NOV 3. 1879 + y. STOUT. N~crearT.
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been large prices rem ia tn Receipts from The hnOss. are osy
T & we 'sarSn footing a tor is Ss so i00 Ro o. M
SnsHd o"er mites We qgOe iaows Oar s3shisr and sailed
gTopRed 'ol5e Middle CropPsd gtSe Bellies CIoPgsd azg2t
ee,yg 29aJe caoIuis1aGod Light 9oS Mdals Se s.yy
26a23e Oruoco and Baenos AyresDauag all wegh 25o2se
oS5 90 o1e s,uSis s Ssl ne, Gaze a 1s s . Ia
aOLASsBscomuoa qSsss a0 ea' prime rTGee g,ass 70
& At auction the hr Of the crop SeForans will
NAVAL sToREs-Cude Turpenu DALI and price, are nominal
spirit. continue srn demand 90 o6 two lots at ~
GotsGon to Good STAINED At 81 i5asa2 Tar dull
AMI sS5 OT. s.ss DO & amsS 0I 5 % o G p ,ai
b Crude whale at s Beaebed Winter DO 81 ~ Crude Sperm.
hud IS Me1baden 65atsc Lard OIL 4G+ Co. aud Meats
PR6vISOSSA further decline nav be Pork tuay under
liberal offerings The Wholesale trade da bat In 9be9 "a.
for oil me s o New G d. o 1aa.ee 9 of r d. ss
PcSas House coz P%s Mes delivered Chicago % or be
the 10Th inst at rs Beet dull aud unbalanced sales Of 90 6es at
n moderate GeSsa iass Of 100 ies SST%oT o P @
s,s 9odss 'eys sales Of e 6b at $50 1t seT P, G
Shoulder ana l7c fr Hams Bacon dull bsayy. and nominal
Dressed Hogs are dmer quote al a Tor C,S LaIl ag
for CITY 7lSic for fair prime Steam and lsGlsc for Kettle
BUTrERbs quiet Stocks sceamuaing and holders
inquiry for the 6ne than the grades which are du and
State and Orange County pals ..55d6O
state srln and sal,eIsia ia5. gcod to .2
STATE Welsh tabs, good to choice fresh aR
Western good 70 choice .....3JG9
Ohio and Western, fair gooI 10 quality .......2bgls
Western common 20 ..ss.Zp9-f
dull and unchanged No demand from exporters
and the trade il buyBg bat sparnzly. We quote;
Factory prime to choice, fb..........'.s'lb dei
state fair 10 good factory
diaries, good 10 choice Hif
English dairy, none
dairy, Ohio good None
dairy, choice. ~
Pineapple. state.
Ohio FACTORY good 90 .........fGIt
PETROLEUMTbe stock here much reduced that business as
bsen brought almost 10 stand Holders claim advance for What liz
lie held The quotations about ac for Crude 10 buk sud
c Tor DO boil l5ic A. this hgurs note
se, Of EaphtLa has advanced aes 1000 bills a. lie
plenty dull rather heavy sales Of 10 teA new oiop caro-
lima At Ease
SUGARS-More doing RaWs bat Offering free aud prices rather
soft closing unuuB fair coed Refining
lOdic l.5l bids. lo}0iic for Porto Rice and
ldIIlc for Re6uct dali and heavy Isle Tor hards
SEBpSGss Seeds dali We omit quotations Rough f3r
selling 81 Ja f2S Calcutta Lneed selling At - 'Gs| ~,
gold
SKIHS-Thee been fair demand for Goat at foil prices Deer
request and the stock the close Of the weef
greatly have been 0 n Puerto Cabeo aud LasAI
1900 Central American aud San yuan lloQ ondufis 10y 10
quota lie cha Ne
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MONDAY. Nov. s-P. N.
Gold has been dull at 1sGsS 1858, closing, 1868

Gold has been dull at 126s0126J, closing, 1868
sl25i
Government bonds were dull and steady with mOder-
ate demand for CTS at l6. Currency per cents were
strong. advancing under small purchases 10 los The
Government adverses proposal 10 purchase two mil
lions Of bonds Wednesday TO be held subject to the
sctOn Of Congress is however understood that the
Secretary Of the Treasury the right TO take any
amount that he may choose to accept.
state bonds dun and the transactions unusually
light North Carolina New bonds sold at SO; Special Tax
bonds hi-the latter issue carry u per cent accrued
interest which reduces the bonds to St. Railway bonds
active demand for investment and the First
Mortgage bonds Of completed roads in request Chi
aud Rock Island per cent sold at o. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Firsts S. New York and NewHaven per cent,
g. Bank shares elected the only sale recorded
being for shares Bank Of America at AS. Pacific Mail
active. selling at Gljd63b the heavy transaction In
this stock the feature of the market Express shares
steady adams sold at 57I05s; American Merchants
Union. &c.
Railway shares were active and strong on the Wander
bit stocks and firm the balance Of the list NewYork
Central ranged from lsSb9lS5t Hudson l6l3al68l ;
Harlem sold al 13s Reading firm at 973 a9s4 The
Western list without special interest Lake Shore
sold At 9Os agO3 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Sc North
West Common, 7lG7Il; Northwestern Preferred. s5I8
81 Rock Island, l0alOs St. Paul shares duh and
steady. NewJersey Central sold at 96a96I Fort Wayne
Guaranteed sji Chicago and Alton Isl a15li Morris
and Essex, IS Dubuque and Sioux, 100 Columbus, Chi
cago and Indiana Central 26la27; Hannibal and st.
Joseph, los NewYork and NewHaven Scrip l94. After
the second call the market became extremely dul and
transactions barely sufficient 10 make quotations.
the close the market was dun but firm The trausac
tous throughout moderate in amount and devoid Of
speculative interest.
The following the closing quotations for Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Sterling Exchange was strong under moderate supply
commercial bills. We quote London, 60 days, lOSs
100; London, sight lC9i9lOoi; London prime com
mercial 60 days, lOs6l08i Paris, long, 5Hi05l6E;
Paris. short, 5I5a5lS. Antwerp 5.1ss a517i; SWISS
5lst a517l; Hamburg. 957a35E; Amsterdam, 4O3G4Ot;
Frankfort 10000; Bremen, 7Sld5sI; Berlin 7l3Gl1
The Gold Exchange Bank has been restored to the
stockholders and its officers anticipate that 1t will be in
condition to resume business on Wednesday.
The transactions Of the subTrcasury today were as
fo1io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAREET-NoE
largr rrep prierr 'nf bhYfs guea
,or Err PENNSYLVANIA and Western Steer td6lc Esia va
or Ear 10 Good d0cs Common. $dtc per ~ gross hhsrp
M IA demand at a 1t!c per gru4 Hogs du and lo"sr ~ rA
AID ~ Der sairs 1900 Bseyesi 1000 sheep f h"gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

sILEs AT TIKI STOCK ExcHANoE'-FiRsT CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ
"a, Coo oll5} 5000 S9ZoO Goa e'''''''lo
~ IN Con Id. .c-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

,,a,,.l "a -stsrement OF the ORIENTAL BANK.
80, assI 80 Law enAhs SATURDAY Oh tag
o. N0re mber isose -
Average amount OF Specie. 1850 ~
Avera Of Circulation -
rod
CIV and Counts Henry T Chapman Cashier ne
thai The hnsr"
correct TO the 'e'' VI NY HESRY T CHAPMAN IT,, Cashier
Sworn seoe me 'A' o." ' " ~ Js. y K1ror notary Pubse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy Of statement OF the CORN
Ing o November, ls1g -
Loans and DscOo 1901 LIE ~
snlouni oi sIcae. <oSs5y -
49,. d.
Asstass 5ount O. sS ~
Exchange Bank bes duly dloe and that he abos, cor
o he belief W. A FALLS
Wcrn beo m day November 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

o,y,r. 40 P,cIyic MAIL SrEAsEUiP CoHF,NI,{
EgwloWK Nov. =. 1872
,r,IyCNTV- SECOND ANNUAL ELECTION.
No.ee Is hsrvb shat the hecten hs' Directors OF
a., p.rho Mail Stsaa.hP Compan WI be held a. the SoSg,HS
] az 6ons OF i2 ~ aud Tia TtauasI Books VIA De
49, EsccE, SATURDAY 6b n2t al p m an
eIos Vri,v 10Th inst 10 uiBy order Of The Heard %"
D.rtcisIs 80 ~. =. -
p,s,y.,.t. ~ RAILWAY CosEANY. TEsAIURKRs oFstE,l
BArrLE CESEg. Mich, Oct "a lha 80.
TUE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENI
"a MORTGAGk SINKING flhD BONDS oIthe FeuiosisT
cusny lae November T. lale VII be PAID ou aud sbsr 'haI
80 rs COY D COIN 81 Uo'runeht la, oA presentation A. tue
oA'i'' "' "N'" (, WAAhLkh TssAaseE
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Bank Statements.

BuI's Head Bank.-StAtement OF the BULLS HEAD BAhk
lor endas saturday DC
9Th day Of November 1855
,oe1e1I %
Average amount Ssoy -
average
and belief G. w WLLETT caaa
sSor thus ogh day Of November, lse9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

V1onhaf,Rn Company.-ststemeut Of the MANHATTAN
COMPANY Of the daily san o. ne to-r
,nr. az ne sh oiNovenoer is
and Discounts 3D. %
Averase amount
amount Of Crcu saS k a.
Average ts
CITY Of SeyYork John J. Hioerger oas, o. IN.
MsnS.n Copauy duly epse a'd ay
AA' ' 49, ; J HARBEgGER, Cashier
s-or. betot, m. TIL, 9th dag November. no -
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Ncst side Bauk.-Statenent Of the WHIST SiDk BANh -
ouirsd by Lava Of s3 for the week ending ss-u0
dsyo Nov0uber, sue
IYoss ofibs Vss
CIV and County John W Dotl,f cAis, - ~,
b Of lny kHowedge and beheL JNo '" :" ~
sworn before mr. iha otA DAY o No'' wntus Fsbtc
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06


rnE IMPLEMENTS OF ,N1uRpER.-A
cheerful New York detective has estab-
lisled a museum Of crime, in which are
collected vast number Of highly interest.
ing objects, such as three old, battered.
rusty axes, employed respectively BY Ed
ward Hunter in Killing his wife ID Febru.
airy, 1864; BY Frank Ferris in killing bis
wife in October, 1866, aud by George
Wagner who murdered his wife il July,
1865. There is the small rusty pocket
knife with which II. Lamb killed bis wife
in 1865; the old fashioned pepper box re.
volyer with which j Wheeler. shot bis wife
in August, 1862; the little single barelel
pistol with which Pat Nicholson shot bis
wife in 1868, aud the blood besmeafed
razor with which Mrs. Thompson cut her
husbands throat in August, 1865; a del
icate pearl handled pocket knife, with
which Mrs. Walsh killed officer McChes.
ney in October, 1867, hangs by the side
Of q murderous cleaver thrown by Mr..
Summers at a little girl who had limo
Gently perprctrated an April.fool Jest on
the assassin; and ftstooned about these
relics Of crime Is the long dirk broken in
the neck Of Mr. Free BY bis murderer,
OReiilcy. This lively catalogue, is con
tinued pretty nearly ad infnittm by a
delighted correspondent who has been
permitted 10 inspect It's contents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

h A Two CgSr Doc Yesterday after
noon a two cent dog sprang from an
alley, closely followed by D five cent brick.
Rounding the corner at right angles, he
came in contact with the feet Of a Dutch
woman, who was carrying jug ofmolas-
SEES in one hand and basket Of eggs in The
other. The sudden collision Of the dog witt,
her flower cxtrcmitics threw her Of her
feet, and she sat down upon the basket Of
eggs. at the same time breaking tlejug Of
molasses upon the pavement. A young
gentleman, carpet bag in hand anxious to
catch the train, was running close behind
and stepping on the fragment Of the jug
and its contents sat down on the chest Of
the Dutch woman, who said "Mine Got"
The young man said something about
mad dog, but in the excitement said it
backwards. In The meantime the dog had
run against the feet Of o team Of horses,
attached to load Of potatoes, and they,
taking fright, started for home The
end board being out, they unloadcd the
potatoes along tho street Us they went.
Crossing the railroad track, the wagon
caught in tho rails and tore one Of them
from its place. A freight train. coming
along a few moments later, was thrown
from the track, smashing up dozen cars
and killing thirty or forty hogs. The
horses on reaching home ran through the
barn yard and overturned amilk pail, the
contents Of which another two cent dog
licked up. One Of the horses, having
broken his leg, was killed this morning,
and the other is crippled for life. It is
now ,nootod question whether the inan
who threw the brick at the two cent dog,
or the man who owns it, is responsible for
the chapter Of accidents which followed.
Some think they do. -Riehn,ond Journal.
ILL.,.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

like good story told ofthe Pope. Re.
Gently child was admitted to his Catiae
de traraa, carrying in lis arms a large
roll of papers, In preparation for the
Ecumenical Council. his Holiness had
ordered from his architect certain ernbel-
isbments, sheplan of which was brought
for. bis inspection by tina. gentleman's
little boy. Charmed by the plan, his
Holiness opened q drawer fnll Of gold, and
said to the childt:- tTake a handful OF
oolp'as areward 1forl tbebeauty of your
fa'her's;work." "Ho!y Father, Hreplied
!he child, take tout for me, your, hand
is bigger than mine!"