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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

The subscriber, Executor of the last Will
of John Schmuck, late of the County of War
rem, ond State of New Jersey, deceased, will
sell at public vendue at the Hotel of Lin
ford Marsh. in the Borough Of Stroudsburg,
Monroe County, Pa. on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of March next,
at 2 O'Clock p M. the FARM whereon Da-
vid Green now lives, lying in Stroud town.
ship, on the road leading from Stroudsburg
10 Tannersville, adjoining lands of M. R.
Brown, Messrs. Parett g. Wallace, and 9TH
ers, two-and-a half miles from the former
place, containing
400 Acres OF Land,
about ten Of which are TIMBER, the bal
ance in cultivation. The Improvements are
a two story s
Brick House, .:::::a
FRAME BARN AND WAGONG-SsSSss22
HOUSE and other out,buidings; APPLE
ORCHARD in bearing and other FRUIT
TREES. The land is suitably divided and
fenced and well watered throughout.
Persons wishing to view said farm will
please call on w. S. Wintemu,e, Strouds.
burg, Pc.
c. o. HARRIS, Executor.
Stroudsburg, Jan. 81, 1869.
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oCTAGON.

ed Also, Vermont Red, Green and Purple
Slate, and Susquehanna Slate, furnished at
short notice, Apply 10
GEO. w. DRAKE,
Slroudsburg, Monroe Co., Pa.
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Orphans Court Sale.

By virtue Of an order of the Orpha MS
Court OF Monroe County, there will be sold
at Public Sale on
Thursday, January 2sth, 1859,
at 9 o'clock p. 81. at the WASHINGTON
HOTEL, in the Borough of Strcudsburg,
the following
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GlIlDE TO MARRIAGE.

Young Mems Guide to Happy Marriage
and Coniuga Felicity. The humane views
of benevolent Physicians, on the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man,
hood, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free %:
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TION, Box p, philadep phia, Pa.
June 4, lS69-lyr.
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HO. for Scranton!

WHO TOOK THE PREMIUM at the
Monroe County Fair, in October, 1867, for
the best display OF Cabinet Furniiure7
J. II. MCCARTHY.
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MARINERS AND OTHERS WANTING
d SLATE, will consult their intssest BY
calling on the subscriber, as he is prepared
to deliver Slate in Sroudsburg, cheaper than
they can be carted from the quarrlss.
GEO. w. DRAKE,
Stroudsburg, Pa. December Gath, 1S6S.
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Special Notices.
Errors Of YcUts,.

ETTOFs Of Youth.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
-i--A- from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
csy, and all the effects Of youthful indiscre-
zion. will for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do
60 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
No ~ Ceder street, New York.
December u, IS6S.-yl,
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i q q 81
/ y. = !. S. 8: s:'.s.lI g

For doing a family washing in the best
and cheapes, manner. Guaranteed equal to
any in the world! Has all the strength Of
old rosin soap with the mild and athering
qualities OF genuine CASTLE. Try this splen-
did Soap. Sold by rha ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, AS North Front Street, Philadel-
pha. Sep 3, '6S.-yl,
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Ayers
Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

"A dressing whica
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or grag
hatr IS soon restored
to a!s original color
sciM The gloss a"d
FRESHNESS Of yo~tA.
Ihin Lsir Is thick
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4 LARGE QUANTITY OF ROOFING
"A SLATE on hand, for Sale at wholesale
and Retail, By GEO. w. DRAKE,
Stroudsburg, Monroe Co, Pa.
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WHERE DO PEOPLE GENERALLY
go to buy Good and Fancy Furniture! Why
they go to McCARIf'S.
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CONNECTIONS:

Dinner at Delaware Station.
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Last year . 1872, ,0S6 bushels of wheat
were exported from Winopa, Minnesota.
, 1869-08-06

eaEu Hoard of fatt C11unahstanf41
Comrn!saluutn Gfreuebodtu &rd RunJAn op.
posed the feHGlutsun+ Oh The ground that It Would
which II would run. tnSt2al Ut enhancing It. The
rrsldrnta ttereahout would not submit u such-4s
fbeJ c1nAldeftG-An Injustice. ...
Commissioner Holden said bis object ID Offering
the ttFo1tIun. nAs TO have tho uofFl Of Public
WUrta take rune drlnItc actiuu !n st1a,tl 10 ths
extension. hfAnJ Of Tho FrAilents Of the stclultJ
bAI called upon him and asked whether the ltu-
the line was 10 rtn. lie considered the exten-
AEnr, only quett'on Of time.
Ccmmtes t0Det 0rrcnebaum odtfel ths follow.
Ing a = substitute for the resolution:
strrtsht tnr to th. curnsr u Lake and strrrs
u va1nAtis md tsf,n .nrnt Improvements; and
NAtkiAt. Tie Ian stnl<U{IAtes tue said extension
on sti sla! line rnJ - far ~ r!.ctc4t!s thee!"F
H.r't<,t That the Hoard "f i'nbitt Wnrks II: ND
trp.rtd md submitted 10 thu Common Upanr!f a AZ
q. fut !lr mcntt II and tnlfo.ihf The sail ttFau3
-, ~: try, mt,'}fn .ssnu. !" i"I,!.s1 .t<. sna
width u ett fFr " r1tedInk IL s~rrn fret nu rAT
f'ahr t.et ltp ltut',A l." L:tr stftSL " ~tisulas
The original rrEol1tiuH NsA assoptrl-Jc7s. .:
nR>s, S-sa fnlInws: Yras--Cnlr. l!Df,icn, liEtNt
llIIi Aul STAFFORD Ssyk-t1rehrhautn aa'l ltua'
}sh.
tnps!lAAinncr Hrrenrl,&ntn ll,ra otErf~1 hla rrs-
h,nien, hhh M. Ial s.rr ttI tho HrAt tncwtE,x.
tUnIE!aslaHrr EfrrHrsHaun said that nov TIN
II alt n NJ r,saslahfd, AMI iti~ AnfA III lx1 Naa
ttrtcr4nl!lrsl utr,n.
.ntuiuI,autlrr Iiim n,osrd that lhn salary t,o
u, NtM lhf kilIIlifD, Agreed III.
au tuaIll shtn Rdtp4IHrtt.
, 1869-08-06

ously III for torUc daJA His phJaicians now state
that hlt recovery il lmpoNajbie+
Articles Of As-tctaton wcrr flied With shc bscst-
Ianuja!is R.iitosi. u which he We sro1s Irw ds1.
since. The design Ia to construct Eallrt,si afxnos
tdny ndinety u,tles LONG rum Esen.s!!is
'%s.ssFs %.Fss ss son s0"nt: FIX. Of pu.s sn
Railroad IN Green County. TIE capital stock
-; ~" nc he p,5ecs"rs Ire Ire
,hoinmew. ltotert l.. Lar. john y: Merritt,
ticu. Mtrrtt Anl liiChartl +. Itrnwn. Francis Fell
lows, OF Hartford, and John j. Merritt. OF Iirook
Iue.
4 drunken brute hamcd Mick Mcdonnell threw
little gill n2tntt Calm. nho hs wise WAS a0Arsl-
Ing, 1ns o. Window iast bxht and otherwise
1nslfrhtluy II. ifrAkinR liz co1ar-loht A1 ahoul-
d"r.hfanet IN addition To oth+r Injuries. ffa wa4
arrr.teh. Tho chIIn viii hardly survive.
f!TciAl De'patch 10 The Chicago 1rt''uDo.
fuAT WArxE. Ind, August T.
a raj accident happened II Delphi. indiana, on
1tch'lRf eFcH4ER, fcAuiL!nK ID tho henth 0f
highly respected and wealthy Citizen OF lhAt rcIn-
~. naibed ihllp WU1rett1n. fio attempted 10
fE"tlni b!s horG, hat wRA thru~n and falling
f'tletliJ HrGca III! hs heat. c*n>tnH Intntna
Ih4tIr. AID bleeding, III hsslvn Ut ktr brs!n.
H. III 4 shortly aflrr III" att'''tuni,
1u ifay hsa l'rrn unnahallJ coof, the iAcs!unnl-
rfrr nut ttch!na utcr IL.
1hr Afrtt rtup vi ltH IL AhlI!atift lRa ali l,-rn
ptrnrr hll ausilr II pcrrd tor nalr At ui,r tulaI
ptf &Mshri.
I.tAhAaIsIr. Ind August h.-A rnoat exciting
clt'ilns *sa hnl ts.' ~ 9ll pro- 0'I4bn 10 APpra.
tth!n 1T: I'M Y ala ~ cunHL.euh1 Fa!H ~
tath enu.htrA iIlInult. iia1.ls uG .AusG pAEadr't
thu Afttt tr asih hhrh Ihsfrra& Nal nsanIfrAt@'l.
Tie iulr so.o cast In tho citl Has 1oli. Fn! It's
appropriation, 9YIl nsa!I.t. a9i n1aJhrttt. !.Ha9.
u t1lftrd ihht thr Iuuhty to*!!AhIIa NJ !hs.
tfla':y sr.1ure tAa n4ajoEity. but cauuot defeat
itIf nrptui,E ,ElntinIJ,
, 1869-08-06

H1NFtKhEe 1lond On tilu Property of
tiss tlisaa%En. oAsycgo u Fox River
valley lksAitFsslAs!-Chc Proposed
improvements on the Fox md illl-
noas lttveFxs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Ts7hnne,
OTTAWA, Ill, August t.
On the 3lst ult, there was died for 7ecuru here .
nortgnge bond on the property Of the 0iiAFA
Os~cGn 4 Fox River Valley Ral!rpat Company,
tn the 8um OF H. 000t eco, s!spod By Warrington
Bushnell, President: Dwight I. Cameron, Sects-
taty, AID EI~ nrt Earnest 2nu Atltou IL. = Hx!fr,
Trustees The deed provides for tae Issue Of two
thousand bonds Of 81, 00u eacn, payable In twenty
ycars fror1 July !. lsG2, and bearing interest at
zesen per cent per annuu, the principal and In
icrcst 10 be ra.l III American Kold CON, ihu latter
scrul. annually At the Fourth National Dank, Nav
York
The Illinois River Is now i've feet ahore low
w8tes marx, aid falling At she rate Of about SIX
ak inches pr day. Should the HeAtnrf b. 1ayoE-
able, there VII! soon be ~ opportunity, to com.
mence tic Eoustruct10n OF the tA1lrpa1 bridge, As
well ~ the dam fur the Ha!et poHti. Several
par11es from Chicago and other places have en-
Tered Into negotiations with Culolct Cushuan in
relation to The wnter power one Chicago nrtn hav-
ting offered 10 rake ten 1cles, and crvct LuEeoa q
large agricultural implement Iaclo1y-
, 1869-08-06
WISCONSIN,

Explosion OF n Locomotive Boiler
IN Ntfstnnkcc-IIeavy BnrE1sArS In
Tn0ison--1hc Row in the Demo-
crAtlc Camp.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
AtLwACkEI+ Augusta.
The switch engine on the Milwaukee i St P1al
1afusd. IN this city, burst her boiler at 80 p NJ.
scattering the fragments II all directions Seye-
raf persons we're iEtartsi One man hbd an 617n
broken The engineer escaped unhart The ire
man was a rhtIy injared IN the head. The e1plo-
sion *nA tcl17nc- Pieces OF the boiler were found
MADISON, August a-The largest bntKiAYy erer
contu1ited here wa1 The breaking o.en of the dry
goods ttcrc OF Mickey Bzu- / Folds, 'as, night,
from which goods to tho amount OF nearly t4oo1
were ta1en, tncludinR several pieces Of black and
coloft.d aux. CEu1ed GrGnadiAes. kid gloves, SILK
c!oakt, &C. Entrance TAA effected BY boring
through the panel Of the rear door. No clue to
the rGbbeIs Jet found
The quarrel among the Democracy over the loca-
ton Of the State Convention II Mu~3akee and
other proceedings Of the State Committee, bids
fzfr 10 be the most hitter taas has ever 4K1tatcd
the stAtr. The organ OF the Democrats here, to.
night, has very hatcattic article on the dictaio-
rial courxc Of The Chairman OF the Democratic
Committee, II. l. Palmer, and SAYS his little A.
rhnFement for running the democratic paf7y wont
work, and tbhs the Convention 1T Au3Aakcc will
be tftc ehrticst lafce Of the Season.
, 1869-08-06
bpcctal j'efpatch 10 TIE thicaEo Tribune.

bpcciaI despatch TO Thc thicaEo THburs.
kxw iumk. AusustH.
TIM 0EkH0AT skiJtAk.
GrEr!xi EEatt Ina goslc 10 HccfrtAz7 Tth couD-
trJ tr.1cncc, eni It II unrrR1ti ihas hc IL alfts-
luz will, i1st a,It 1Irrfrnni alut TIN hal1afo O!
thr HpahI.h Runtsuas. II Ma pIrhly stAied u Tho
MAFtin!4 oI.1rc, tt-tla3, that III Information bal
trrt ludgrd pgAl,.at tho aunoats 4u'tlctt 10 t!o-
las, tks,n, aud several oft1riHls pa., Tiny would
r.pGai,ly 10 1ulrnArd Oh haiAfdAy. ua condition
that .}Icy rhnu'.t nut bc uAud ngAlnAt l'nFu. Tho
Epau,,A MiLlA4r has bHryrL IL gaA'aaet1 That
ttIry " III hit act against rrru. aud WI! Etn tox
10 ANY Atuuunt.
HNvuctikd CASES.
The ratrs ot thr strnnlerd Columbia ant Marc
1aar thAEgca Nth sEugs Ink ci..uss fsu1a laVAna
ha,u teen posfponr<i 10 septr.n!rr 10. 4 larsp
Guun!hy ot cigar VIA He!:eti to-dhy On the
Acloouer Hea Foam, from JInyann,
Losses NY THk rlItLAuxtl1t34 sgNE-
6evesA Stw York iusuranoa companies hare
lost heartily BY The Philadelphia rst. but none will
be acraously crippled.
WALL srNkEr.
There WIS little excitement 10 day IN Wall street,
owing to tho nhsencc Of 'hc principal OPERATOR.
and the stzit Of the President. Central and other
Eastern stocks were depressed, Oh q rumoF that
the consolidation rra.ter would be postponed I'LL
Commodore Vanderbilt has made visit to CALI
goruia- Western shares showed some activity,
with Koct Island, Northwestern md Michigan
Southern the principal leaturea,
IHK TAuoH5' eTRlkk.
The tatlors are confident Of succeeding Ia their
DEN and for Increased wages. Nearly nine thous-
and arr on strike, and other labor organizations
n:e making liberal appropriations for their sup
pprt. About q dozen clothing honses hare
adopted the sca1e, and others pror,!s to next
wick The ssnkcrs thus far have msde no dis
tEt4,anre
, 1869-08-06

ttpedal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. T.. August &
Affairs IN TILE 1sDtAf COUNTY,.
n, Eep0Et8 from the Indian country are nil favor
able for pence, and Commissioner Porter sees no
reason TO fear disturbance anywhere this fail.
Thu policy Of collecting the Inaans On rcscrya-
tols Is being raptd!J pushed, and Unexpectedly
large numbers Of rereons are coming and showing
disposition to adopt tho habits OF civilized life
The system OF distributing annutty goods at largo
towns, y liCh led TO lawessneas and ended In the
transfer Of must Of the goods to white trnde1s and
shoppers nt nominal prices, has been broken W,
and the distributions arc now annually made In
the reservations, acccsa TO which ls denied
unlcrA Thtz plan u found to work sTea. deal
better than the old one did.
TIE aAN DoM1N6o eTpKr.
There Is No rtason whatever for believing the
report thai Senator Cole haa gone to San Domingo
tor the purpose Of opening negotiations OF any
kind. The administration determined In Mar to
ecnd d grnt!e1uan from Philadelphia fIown there
to examlne into the condition Of things, and make
report that could te laid befote Congress ncxt
winter. Thts person was ~ hRyg aatieI on the
~ Of juno, but had to g1ve up the trip BE-
cause Of alckne..- Mr.. CuIe uay possibly haYe
gobt mt on the Ramr mlss1ont hui II Is entirely
safe to eay thAt he fla4 Lot power tn negotiate for
the annexation Of sun Domingo or for anything
else Ill thc iutelest of the government.
TIN AEAHKAMAk CAHR-
It II 70 rlrnrly the Intention of Congress 10
1cQt>atc Un lhc McGarrali2n ca4e thaI the I'5esi-
dcnt nld uther n1erusrr Of the Cabinet FULLY sus-
tRn HsTrrtnry t'ox tn rrsiatInR the unNaErautAblo
Interference Df Two oi the Judges of the
Supreme caurt Of this District nho sought to
srsl'c everything ~ 'ssliIng Will Of rrandaps"s.
Thc FtrsctaTJ Aft luke nu Hcslvn, laIt intends to
iektn thugs q they nsr for Congress 10 dispose Of
nr4i wlt!.Hf.
TIM kExr CABINET NAkTlku.
T'hc ITrEistrnt mI|1 tr hprp nrxt Thursday ani
holt tesslpn Vi thc cabinet. at which EccresarA
fihh. itA~tEns, tna ss1 lo~srl Will Ix, rtrspi!t
with ME- 1t1rhRt,,%an, fun The Treasury llspart.
snett MT Fritz. ff'n The lokt tIEsrr lcrarttrt,t
AID Mr. l'tr't. fs,In Ihr AlkuEl,r} tInrAs vtr4a
1ts TtiE AkEt,t:tATFn i'KtHh
iEls'HT nf 13tF IWAhs'nf ttrIsusA t,l G4T ,rlhr
H4ht!tkn1nh, JnI{ h-IAp Fr;ar{ III thr lIt,ar,i
ri shIIn&s tn Mrsi I'oLEt hlHhiy euult,lun mis- ,hn
tti@itfsHn thrtvt Tin hrTahxutl,rnt of kl4Lct IN
rA's 4lrtt, stit \ Il, HritHr3 IN tatfr.~tnu.a ut
HthfhfHa Wis tHri4 h1 1hbrt' altrntloH 10 tul4l-
Ia'"ttuH Il frentI!ihrlr.t. Inr, Alxu trctu.nI4l
tHnFb AttrnttuE tn ttrGs III uur uwu lA;.xunur.
knn less assrutinn 10 lrrnth nni oIlrr iurciKu !
!AnEaaHtr. Lectures On ph9 hlcat geography,
~ kIcHr And history IIe recommended. Gu.upciI-
II. .s examinations ior ntll!sson recommend.
I'd IL" Hr"t.nd. heed drainage alIl tna dstai
q Ha4lES Arp iASnf1silr.
IIAE AAnl.E.
4 hFAnftFnl kpcr1nrn OF Marlc, much superior |
to thu Italian, flha been Tccellrd ii t!n Land
fire frnsn ntw qHaTrF fcccAEI1 llaCureErI On
tie EGNt 1GatrnKUfth lrhtr. AtIJt.
, 1869-08-06
PACIFIC COAST.

!Arriynl of General lkoEccFnnx nx Snu
ErsAnctbcs-Shtpnac to China
Wheat ExpoFt-Heduction OF Fare
Oh shp 1'ncl3iC Ikaltronu.
FAN FNAhCTsCO, August 4.-General Rosecrans,
e1Enlted stAtes Minister u AeIlc1, arrived here
yesterday. lie Was setcouied BY the Young
The 6teamer uregonian tail-d for Hong Kong.
rita Yokohama, to-dBy. She t11es $i131A LII
1reasure, VIZ: S435,uN Iot YOKOHAMA, t4od,uS5 for
Hong kotg and &5x, 0Vu for Shsnxtsl; also uer-
chant'se u ths value OF t's,soo ,ncIudug tcu
Swceucy i uaugh'a Merchants Exchange, es-
tabIshed III la5J, Aas dnaity nesges1 into the neH
Merchants Exchange on CalIfurula street.
TIE wheat eIIsetts from S4n Francisco for July
were TWO huncfed md etGtty thousand 6Acks,
valued at half q million doltAza.
workipxmen3 Convention, held IN FltR1nlR
CitJ, Net a4ia, passed resolutions declaring That
The importation Of Aalaucs aud their EMPLOY meat
in mines aul oihtr Eefds of labor must pe 1seun-
timed. or II will bring on an
ending In bloodahed and ruin. -.
EAk FRANCISCO, August a-Whitney, Chief En-
gineer of The san Francisco Fire Department, IT,
turned lrpm the East tonight. Tne entlra de-
partmeDs, With machines under steam, anl all tue
ieuptsance societies IL the city turned Out IN
torch.ltght procession to welcome hin.
The Flctnc Pal]roaa has reduced its fare TO Ne"
York to elau In currency; 10 i}osAn, 3la.
TIE Chullas Mining Company has decla1ed CIV
tdcnd Of Two dollars per sharc On thc heH issue,
payhnle on the sth fast
arrived French Commissioners had been present"''
to tf,c knr I'D the u"u'' 80
IT. packet o7niss? iar rs[s 1T I,1 mn
among whom was the Ke7. Mf. fp9ne. ,'es1IS
the Hawaiian Board, W. He' oe1esSate Of
seko1tea that eickness PREVAILED amono
tho recently imported South Sea Islanders.
, 1869-08-06
SPRINGFIELD,

Northern 1nHnnc AsT1un1- Eclipse
ExcnrsIon-TFcnhury Receipts.
Eptcial Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.
ErR1kUFlKf.D, August 3.
The Northern Asylum for the Insane hay,nT
ttn locnicd at KlRin, the work Of tho three Trus-
scrh appointed BY the Governor. viz, George ".
rltasAhta. Ulrc1 krtsett and (. y. Holden, nov
begfns, and tbe tiDtcruor hAa 10 nutInCd thcHe
gentlemen. Tho Chlcsgu i Alton FafIroad CuI1,-
ranYt with the pFnai ubcrAt1 Of la officials, hase
advertised eAcurstoh rates, a f4IH 8Hd one lfth
from nil IOlnla On frlr rpah lu Springfield anl r..
turn 10 such ~ dcsfe to tIHit city tn wIsnras
tho RscRs cclPte On Saturday. Trains hare been
~ NJ Esgcd that parties whu desIra can reach ihs
city IN u" rnornx aa1 rtusn III The csurtnx aftrr
tho ccrsc.
Tho ttrrlris Of Tho Ts~aaury today hare boon:
ftun. lIrn'icrnuil county, ttat1' taxCA IN full.
ta*A1a; Cnluti tottt5. II part, sa.MW; tAwrri'cc,
In rAri. 1. .ppAl7; Alexander. III part t9b01: 1Azc-
well AMI Livingston, &iGp.I: iutA1. sG,yil.N.
Tin UrtRt Ralr Of EhH afurk ~ thu tarIu Of j,
II. lcArtr1i. vi Metx, GaHn&y. Ia st!t& rp,tls nn
MH.t q t. thu .iosA !. s's'nx purchased ~ .tuek
RalrH ~rfr nsrF 3h,t4N 3tAtrf,la..
Worh I'm tllr CRAWL AID Mntt0on, ILL.,, Hall.
InHts wHs snsIrtltlr,3 yesterday alnnX rho Whole
lIsc. TAr contractors hare KuHr,
, 1869-08-06

Tho As9ate Observation-Disclosures Nn n3OFl.
~ Estimated 1at 80, 0,tNJu-Thc ConseE-
vnGlsea HAVE n m nJortty In tho
keEiAtntuFes
, 1869-08-06
FINANCIAL.
Seven per cent Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Danyillc, Urbana, Bloomington Il
Pckin Railroad Company,
or ILLINOIS,
fHutipd aud Enttrtss Parable In Gold, at tht
f'asnen' Loaa aud TraA Company, Ia
New York; rospons rsJablr
april md 0tsebtr,
FREE: OF GOVERNMENT TAX
FREE: OF (;t>vERSaENTTAx

isht'h # r ~ y; ' pleA FINN l'.n.tlie m+.t L.
rsAin. ~ tt e ., T.. n!4r.t .s4 psAs1pA fak1sH'
lotsi ..4sant ii ....s, aannn4 !ess than 3Aua pat
nlr ..sanst ~ dF't 'u"Hs3s VI s',o oaFu Property
.Gst!s4 s.as T. I. l.sta psstiun os ~llch h4,
he trsa!at va ht.adns f., the +ntir. I'M as.s
and tht .ek IA nw ratJ Tor tha t3on. which u bctas
lis ra.a Vii u consolidated With tho tInr sro. p.a.
s IN e' Y 81. ct T. f @s i. A. i, Il
Viz sH sth III: Il: ]: Taise, n s1a .s... I Ws.s
.1a :S :s.. sd f.stse se Ii
hoad. sna wi,h sssI.. et,ea .nd thf a.ntst eoa
Gdfnt+@ oH tha1H t. t1stox1<ss md AFee<ufs Eu
s5@n{ sess i.1s - = t, e. S
SsRs:o1. i,iE* n.aa.as;Ia1 so1a. md f!,,e ;as
il: ISosa :. oss = .ss t.. ia7s*snsn d sss ass
ssme Lles cf The velae q railway property y the
State may b. formed looking ovef he at.ts;ic o&
Tne acF 4 the Rtsf l..rd the lll'nci cen.,.l ths
Ghieaso4 Alton. and Chicsko, Busi.n8toa $ 4ntns1
e hass s y 'se g =
eunj III citker i much S1ratet than tas ~,
9asd a m a. : sser IT, "1e Ta
horas cftible Into sick u II tic optou ot
tae q u: sa e. In Inc a.ae '' 'hs
We bare yeT7osialy thoroughly examined tAa road
eas ess s. 'sas al fa
sss a.. S. .;ssas; Sssi
Five twenty Bonds, beadc. the advantage at bctnx r.
&! f9s e e. ns wteh e.! i;
Fnse. Is s4d .ce.ue.i interest. both IN currency.
esvrrum+us Bond, nd fct rectiv,I Il their ua.rke.
seue In exchange, y lthoat cslt.aaissivt-
IA
, 1869-08-06
IOWA.

Arrival OF ArtaEttttc Parties to Wow
the 1otAi l.rlbrA&, of shc ktlu.
AIxclAl l,espatch to The chlrago Trthuue-
DEs MONIES, August &.
80 far four d!Cerent patttol have arrived hefu
10 take observations Of the eclipse. Three ohacfv-
Atos1es hare Leon erected Tho nrst ls the naval
obpesy Asory, under charge Of Prof. I1aIkues1, OF
the Naval Observatory ~ Washington, h.aistcI ~
Dr. A. F. Curtis and Prof. East:nAu. The
Second IS the L!teh1clh -Asi1unoMIca. Uhsefrato-
y. Of New YORK, uuGtr charge OF Professor
roose, assisted BY fTotestor 1Iatl. Professor Eass
aud Dr. Hubbard. The thtr'l Il un'ler The charge
the discovery Of nrw planets The fourth party
tn lru1n Chicago. and llrtscd hero 10 day. II Il
under The charge uf Professor Stafford, hnd con-
skts Of paEiy Of eight, among lhcm Elias Col
bert, Of Tuk TKIBCSE BfaE.
Lord Cecil. Of Eng!sn,l, Il 10 be here, at 1uIt-
night, for the esue purpose, mud s '. Nutc, and
other scientific zen Of Ser York arc already
hero
Fisy Of the Des Hoines Turner'S ieaye 10. NOR
row. 10 attend the TurDttst At Chicago.
, 1869-08-06

Hon. I'asli Mcdonald. TnIic' Eta.ea Judge Of
" Ulsulct GpuH tVg lldlAns, has oeeu uanger<
, 1869-08-06
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. AUGUST 6, 1869.

s4s; Stoles, 1 Jackson ktyc4 Eentef 10 nHtori.y
ID vote Of l,s;0. ltetUrps arc coming In Giowly.
Ta1tengerB from Moscow state thAt = row TOOK
place there this afternoon between = drunken
former ~ shot end klltsl 4 general row sn-
sut,1, during whIeh s0tne eight " leu shots were
Grel, tut fortunately no ane WAS hurt PRrt Of
company nf the Fonrtecnth Infantry br!yrd herr
lnta morning from Humboldt, to AaslRt IN keeplng
the peece, tut their services WeYa not fe+tulEcsl
Maths H-jsck kJu Precinct g1rea btukee AZ
Rehttr, 7ya- u. Il. King. Conservative, Il elected
to the 1eftefature.
Trelton-Htnlcr, as: sloke%, ss
Uibkon CountJ will give ecnttf = aod 10 s.o0
major1iy.
Fars-seuter, ~: Btukes, o.
Iiar]uap-Fufther Teiufna ludiCAto that 6eo-
lers lnHt,filJ will rvAch GU.
NENriits. August h--Tne DemoeEats arc r.
iu,c,np o. CT she victory Ip West Tennessee. Tho
cpttc Democratic Legislative ticket IA elccicta.
The tn,kwlnK "a Tho nlrIal yote Of the city: aru.
tcT, h1ao; Htotes. s,s1p; scnter1 majority s,l1i.