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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
For Sale.

- ATWO STD.:Y FRAME DWELLING
mH containing our rooms and Kitchen,
-SSituated on the south side of Marshall
street. between Main and Market streets,
in the sixth Ward OF the city OF Wheeling.
pic low and terms clSy. By
l.. q. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Dr.'a 80 '.i3,'i. n.' ~t""nt, between First
.., q 80 --.s. nuVil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
DYSPEPSIA.

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly for DySpeptics and those
suffering with habitual CoStiveneSs. 1t Is
a slightly stimulatingtonic and "A splendid
appetizer; it strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs 10 their health.
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per-
sons should use WARSER'S DYSPEPSIA
Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price one
Dollar,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December L..

FLOU R-F'irmer
GRAIN-Wheat, No, , spring Chi
cago frmer and l@!c higher; closing
at 81 O5}@l Oj3. Corn, No. 2 mixed
active at 43@43!c; new closing at the
outside price. Oats, No. . steady; clos
ing at 3Sc. Rye, No > quiet and &c
lower; sales at 67@67!c. Barley, No.
3 spring quiet at 73@73!.
HOGS-Dressed, steady at - o.
live active at 81 6j@6 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
" n elm
CO-PartnerShip.

The undersigned have formed co-part-
ncTShip, under the style OF Oglebay, son u
Co.. and will continue the general Grocery
and Commission business of the late firm oil
Paxton & OSlebly, at No. ~ Main street.
c. OGLEBAI,
JAMES III. OGIEBA1,
GEORGE III. COpp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
For Sale.

Lot 10 FEET FRONT, ON ELM
\ street, east side and running To the
aver, adjoining i. Pollock, Esq, Wheeling,
Island. BY W. Y. HOGE < BRO,
Nctn Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
For Rent Front Room.

II FRONT ROOM 10 FEET DEEP
90 AMI u feet VIDE, with cement floor,
---%-On Market ~.rCrr al star Foundry.
Possession given Immediately. Power fur
utShed il required. dccl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
NOTICE.

IAVING SOLID OUT MY ENTIRE
| 1 stock and fixtures TO Mr.. {. W. Barton,
who will carry on the business, cordially
recommend linn 10 the patrons of the old
stand J. VI. LAISHLEY.
| would respectfully inform my friends
and the public that | have purchased the
oyster aud Produce store lately occupied
by Mr.. L. and intend 10 carry on the bust
ness i'm all its branches. | will make a
speciality ot the oyster trade. Having made
arrangements with the celebrated Balti-
more House oi T. H. TwaitS Il Co. TO furnish
nae daily with their Choice Oysters, will
be prepared To u.uiSh them in great or
small quantities. on the most reasonable
terms. | will AL" keep on hand hne
STOCK of Apples. Butter. Cheese. Produce,
groceries. etc. ..,c and in fact everything
that goes 10 make W. firSt-claSs Grocery
and Produce store. Patronage solicited.
lrrlU T., w, BARTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
Warmers Pile Remedy.
Warner.s piie Remedy has never fai

Warmers Pile Kennedy has never fail
ed. mot even in one case To cure theyery
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted Shouldn't
mcdiateIy call on their druggist and get
WARNERs PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly
for the Piles, and Is not recommended tC
cure any other disease. II has cured many
cases of over thirty years standing. Price
one Dollar. For sale by druggists every
u-hn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
E0s RENT.
Stnrp Room For Rent

rINHE STORE RO M AT NO. POS MARKET
street, east side OF Market square, is for
rcnt. PoS>'. sion given on April LIST, 1871.
Fox furih- pRrtirIItrS apply at
dec. old HOME
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
22O Acres of Land,
HORSE FOR SALE.

FIRST CLASS FAMILY HORSE FOR
\ sale cheap at BULGER'S LIVERY
SABLE, known as the "Brockunier
Horse" nova
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
Rooms For isent.

';'WO peasant and convenient lodging
rUO.L,, suitable for gentlemen, in Hill
g.. r,h', H"T 1diiding. 0n Monroe street,
, liicr. Sep27
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s'Or Rent.

- 4 DWELLING HOUSE-NGNE
~ r,s,,unS and bath room, Third Ward, on
-A-AFith street. Apply at Office of
fah9l GEO. w. JEFFERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
NOTICES.
National Bank Of West Virginia,

'INHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF this Bank and election
OF Directors will be held AT the Banking
House on Tuesday, January 10th, lSII, be-
tween the hours OF L. VI. and 3 Z. NJ.
JOHN WAGNER Cashier.
Wheeling Dec 10th, 1870. dccl2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
EN- M ENAcocUE.
For Ladies.

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co, Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
gists. No. ~ Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
MCLAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, No.
Washington Hall. mail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
FnRTY.FIRsT CONGRESS SUBSIDY BILLS
Twcntvthree u, OO6,3 3.
THE HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD

The above enumerated bills, twenty
three in number, giving away -, OO6, 800
acres of the peoples heritage, have all
passed the Senate. Two Of them, Nos.
ll2 and III, have passed the House
also; the remaining twenty-one are yet
pending, but will doubtless pass before
the 4th of March, next But this is
not the worst of it. There are vet pend
ing in the Senate
THIRTY-Two MORE
Of the same sort, that will also be likely
to get through before the close of the
present session Here is list of
them: -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
ADDITIONAL FACTS

The above, it must be observed, is the
lowest official estimate Of the land sub
sidy demanded by the tiity-five Senate
bills of the present Congress. All OF
them are likely to pass. The people
are eventually to be robbed OF their
whole patrimony unless
PRESIDENT GRANT INTERPosEs VETO.
A large number of land bills have
been introduced besides those included
in the above list, but as there has been
no official estimate of land demanded,
and they are not likely TO get through,
| cannot state their amount. 1t is sut-
ficient TO state. that Congress is at the
present time entertaining the PROPOSE
ton to give away 1S9, 224,92O acres OF
the peoples land.
Previous Congresses have given to
certain favored corportions over Do, 600
600 acres of choice land. loaned them
the credit Of the United States TO the
amount of Sl2S,9l4,640, and granted
them authority to issue an unlimited
amount of "bonds authorized by the
Upitel States government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14

Thirty-twO hills pend. in Senate i,2lS,6O
Twenty three bills passed by Sen. 75,OOd,52O
Fifty-five Senate subsidy bills, For
I'nnnrlSS lSn.Z2i.H.O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
ASTOUNDING FACTS.

The lands already given to corpora.
tons by Congress, together with those
proposed to be given by the present
Congress, amount, according to the low
est official estimate, TO the astounding
aggregate OF 409,224, 920 acres! The
amount of land thus squandered by
Congress is more by 6,056,2SO acres
than is contained in the entire area Of
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti'
cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsvl
vania, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Viz
GINA, North and South Carolina, Geor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14

New Fruit.
n BOXES LAYER RAISINS.
Dtt D d" Loose MuSCatels,
- Nalencias,
10 Mats SeedleSS,
} Casks Zante Currants,
10 Boxes LeghOrn Citron.
. Casks PruneS.
Just received and for sale low by
r. J. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-14
EErERExcrs BY PEEMlssIoS {:

EFAgenr> waDtcd everywhere In Tie Siate
, 1870-01-29
WINNIPEG.

Canadian Newspaper Coucsp ond-
e1tz Imprisoned and Finally Es-
cofted Back Across the Border
What They Think OF the Prospects
of tho AevoiuttoniEtx-Ce Wenth-
eF ON the -Plains-Seretut Pefsons
Frozen TO neaths
Special Despatch to The Chica7e T1to1ns-
St. czerp, Asnn., Jan. -
A passenger by the stage, to-day, from Fort
Abe1cTpMbie, reporta that Cunningham, Of the
Gaos<, ard Robertson, Of the Daily Tsleroph, To-
Ionto. speetal coErespondenta we1e azrested on
Nedoeadsy. the 18Th, and lodged IN jail
Reports describe Ice storm On the p1a.r!s as tho
most !ca1t1l eseE eIpe1iecced. ss!ea zen were
cIouo:e. On Sunday, The 10Th. tie thermometer
VeA IS degrees ee.ow zesc-
us feared that some prtSoucEs cu their way
Fl. PArI4 MINI, Jan. aa-AcssEk- Cunningham
aId Rob<rt4on, Correspondents Of Tnrpuso pa.
p II, who WeIe Imprisoned BY Ideu on their A.
guard back across the boundary E1e, arrived
ttEe 10 day en- route for CaIadA, TneJ len Pam
9ins on Tuesday. IRE 16tu, and Fort GAt1y the
betEeen the lnsafgent !eadets and me Ronaa
Catholic d:gnl;ar!es, fror Quebec, but without
tetu:t, ~ re issursenta eeipaodcd the c:eden-
slalR Of Vicar General TttehAuls, who had none
to give, Another co1rci, Was 10 ts1c been held
OF the Wednesday lotto Wig, ...
The correspondents are san9utne from what
they saw kld heard tnat the whole i1s1rseetton-
ary movement will be oEer before spring. aod
RIpert'a LAod oo aRain under the government or
te Ant&ona HAJ Company.
5uucaJ, the 16Ih, was fearful &ld dIsaIdoug
DAY Un the pl21us Cl the SoFthwtst. The spirit
Thermometer stood 1t 45 degrees below 1ern At
Fort AherIonhie IN The morning, md tho wind
niew kale- corporal Blake, Company L, T1ca.
tieth 1LlAntfJ; pirate NheeleI, aa1e regiment,
and another IcAr, Maine uukno VI. started from
Fort Tosteo to 81 to Fort Aoe.cronbte. Attet
travelling tht1ty.Ese niles across the open plains,
un1ls ai1tf dust. INC sosdit1 hecama exhausted,
and he la:d dow O.. Ais companions ca01e tHo
Lilies fu.tEc1. to place where tho roads fo,ked,
put, be1Eg 6 uncertain which WY 10 turu, travelled
tzuurd tn circle TIL morning, when tAey reached
nouEe. and. with Aa1tIIance, returned for tbeI
companion, whom sntJ found ttuzc1 stlG.
TIE mau carrier for Fort Ransom. On the ChcY-
euue River, starred fron Foft Abererombe the
sane daJ. with dog train. Tbs dogs wen.
through without hin, and. on aearch being
nade, TIC man Nas fouEd dead In . 4noN hanf.
EdEard PoHtrA 4 discharged soldier, 4tatted
from Twin Lake to Fort Abetcrombie, along
with James Do*uey. When within two miles ol
the tort poHefn iAid down exhausted UoWueJ
vent 10 the fort ana fell tn2enab:e. Wneu II
recovered be RAye Information OF Powers, and
several Een started TO hts relief, bat he Wal
fruhd frozen dead.
, 1870-01-29

q nationA rQ1renoy <ald In sery PLAIN and sus.
pls tetns thai II u legal tandef foE III desis pub
texees On tne pupbo dnoL Tnere5oee, p4opis
oxtd anything eise beziaea drucl on Imports IA
tnakte.E % the poenc aeet. the greeanaek cur.
fetc3 Hx le9Ai tetdef for I'll payment Tint russ
r oEee ~ 70 bare statement to ina fpl tsrce q
H. sIOU0nToS made speeeh In defence NJ
The PrtAtdAnt aod hi4 administration. .H
Nj. BU TIER tMlaeachusetts) ootatned The i9os
TOT TIC purpose, ~ be sa,d Of saJ.u9 few wofds
md sdninsatlatsm. II Would siaaa tas assaa1t. sS
make oJ tho gentleman from IndlAna {yoorhe ecet.
U hs oeanaiut peEtod.. hoi !, could not s:aed ID
.aat ~ coNea2ce tDases}, yesterday. ia @ congo.
estimate rnea be tBntle1, lid sabmis:ed 70 IL III
seao e a "a Il ss o. Ss sss I'd I'd
~ Pat ooes est,n.se, soa Va II
Il %'ds t. q saaDF to 'ha T. s s.tsa
ssasiEE IN h,s ctst speech the particulars Of The
You'd pass over wnAs biz colleague I'D rad
about ~ P7estdeot{warntng hin iBusle.} INTO
ine Me 20. thought he bid probably been i1ey for
By any means. II be Was he wondered Via: Ill
ee1'esgue Ho1id think Ct him when he warned
p; e. t1arEai;r;1 H.. ua e. thsaaea God he ne.es aai
society that couIi boot n;ta higher Il ,psa III 4 ns
could himself He bad neyer had any tToab,s
on enas scofe- lie kept no newspaper
e. praise pet e a.s ~; e.,g T. a.rRsa Ras
iqto NE, snd pc was attn more hard 10 XIII.
IAGRetes.1 CommcnitIR on Nj. Dawes aIl1slon
aInJ otacers, he reE.nted the House shat he
tbuner, reported to the last Congress I b!1l to
stop N teat anose. sot i through the Committee Of
sh6 y mole, aEd thst on vote Id ms unQse tna
I'LL hsd been defeated. sae 1o:e Of his roaieA2oe
tDAEes@ leaaing tho sAn tn the Opposition 1p
sens1io5 he ssfe, wdsnr when
he % id rot Know @ that | The SEE ssere:sfI gos .; sss
Trtatu11. the otuc.2l organ q the administration,
d 6s nsa n
knew that fact why had he uot stated 1t ia Justice
to friendly adtn,nlsttation before attacking
erer! Z enber Of II, !rom the President fo7n;
Ana dis ns Eot snow te Vas comparing ebsimates
with The Post Once rerecue md expenses added
IN With appropriations, from which the fevenue
had been oeduecd. Il be kzes that, Why did he
rot nAte that correction; &rI II be did rot know
Eheu,, Why Old be speak At au7 L.
Mr.. DAWES raid II Ras not Ii the power Of his
colieaRuc ~ ANYTHING he could further utter On
what be lDaEcs} had said On the suoject hst Roue
It bad 9ono 70 tho couutrI. He did not aehire 10
ssid. He Vas content with tho tudsmen. Of the
COUNTY: G. aaa WIS prepared and ready to more on
Tho COMMITTED shere7pon rose.
POSTAL ELL.
Mt. FITCH. fron the Pcst ot,ce Commluee,
reported PCT route blu. saich Eaa passed.
o1NEE RiLLs nfKopCCEp.
HI. DAVIS Introduced 4 BIZ 70 rrauls.s eem-
ueFce between the States In frgsrd 70 comtEArcial
papes. netsned. -
market gardenetr. Referred.
ADJOURNMENT.
At 80 the HouIe adjourned. With the under-
Gsndiog tbs. so-mos1ons session anouid b for
debate oniy,
, 1870-01-29
MEDICAL;
KO}N TO CURE C0HSuMpI|Qt

THE PHILOSOPHY or DR.. s'aR.cK'sGR7,
APDrotyRs.-wltl oeorlc etrec ie,-7 .o ks-~ .s,t
dfsensed tfver and stomach necessarily tseaae tse
tire sYste17 The plAtaest principles Of ca-nasa ,ea.
teach this, xad Jet taezs hut,eds wta stilcl]e
Ede1, and eo-tuut In the which Ais,,s: .e-t.
BY brinss then psrrusturrly to the s:a.r Living
tho majority uf people d.. It complete va-lanr4 ~.
the Laws o{ natn1e mist ba xppaFens to III taa
er OF laset. nat1re win revenge herself asuee d
that pe1aons who tndrlse txetss II tho s.e Of ~
rich or Edfeertitle fr.rd ar i7trticstfas d.;:ts
Yat1ably par Z heary peoAlty II tie erd II
stouxek bceo.zcs diAsEdrssa~ aad ,-f1.ea t, 1.
tho liver falls u cerfoHlu Es 911s.ioa1. dys3e?s
md IT. stteod.nt eT.s fclo:F. aad .s1 thr ss-r:.
cd4y.da.ls peEstss IN E:t.&!lg to she Thoroughly e.
pIoded ttcaE of tbs past. d. SCiENCE'S nedic:..
nc receunezded 10 II gutt. They as:sx asa l..
certain relief wtereSr1 tatJ us4l li:rst+l. It
Al that II uereesxr - estabtah sa+is re1n:.,a ~1t
every si.rx Eaan or wo.1an IN the hSi IL fir -
impartial till Of kAe. L.. those .ho 1.c af-s..:1.s
tt.a pcia. and rho have permitted Irs,zcttnd 1-s-f
10 7reFudice tet1a asztsa: tte&e celebrated
dits tos Conlurnptlo~ dtsca:d tar rsriudiers. Aa4
governed ty the principles Of re1Asa aad COMM
sca4c. II tie 151te1a il d. sottc1rd, dcpsci upon IT,
nine tssf cat ct te1 tbs seat Of tie disorder viii
found II TIA ata.asrh sad Hrrt. To eessse ald ii
*ssesate tie ssas7.ea Azd 70 E3uni1te the Ever
healthy a-ie1, Use
sCH1NCK,s MAvDRhKk P1LIs.-7as daily i,
GentES d=1sea tos there pt1u Il tas best cHisnest
their va.ae- rhons.eds 1poa Shcnaaads Of b,1es =:
soid daily. HhSs Sirply bez.nte they act ,Eonp,i
and csSeien.!y. I1sHtas rho lay Tat aat /: C,
verteus TO cs1 % Dr.. sCHENCK in pcs.4n fato.a
et ihA: fsu ana ec72'ete tseio2s for lsc secaassa
cath psefa4e Of the
MASnRAkE PILLS. PCLMOSIC sFRrr AM
SRATAhD TOfyC.-TttAe medicines Htu t4re col
saMVt uniesa The n0Ea tae gone tia: the ?.
t!e.: h co't-e:s te-o1d ts- rack u medic 4! secf
leEsr Be aaked - those v ho a.e not ian4iu1. Wit
tle viTtaes Of thea- E1tAt Remedies How J., u:
sclEsEk's acdi:.7ss etFcgt ste.z wo1.es.u e..ct
erzFfEpttcu!'
Of 7ss:azstAn b5 bics:s III: stomach. lrc. Nd ..
CT fato N s<sire. Eesl:sy condition 1t IL tsi Ii.
eases :Ms formidable d'Fca.e. scuASCh'S NAN
nRAaE PlLLS r. on t,~l.vtx and s,cut.~.., 3>a;a.
Mh!sh have resulted IL m he iaaetre I'spa eand
TIT tt.h i. sssi3s = 8: se ia = e
s1aa q ;as "a .a2taee. named prevent t.
s.rSs. eI is Tsi7k sesc.s u 5-e.: .:s., .aa ;aa1
.,s:nESS:.s ru.upsl: sfgrr Al. SEA
!eod. nd kae digestive ORGANS .7asr l,ea s,-s
T. tho pat.es Let the faculty ~ VIA: !: may s:,s
psaveI iss :hs .asds. .: ~; s;i.. H. ...;,
=: ss;aa. si;5s s NJ ~. w:s l.. st,:- n,..:r
p1 ;ss sShasGh h.sL i s sSis: md "=f'
II t. ): Il" H.,
hsw !: ~! ~: + ee sea. gs:t.:rg Is; ;! v:s s
a:se.a i@ffsss laec!sa. Sc s,e''s1s ''s' y
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i,tats g Tssttn tasa Thy ::s.s .9.rts:"
s;s;sS ns ,sa- ,a.s ~ ,ae e
= ~ aee sssu +. 9:as s:aa: r.
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, 1870-01-29

Ftazz ststlt Arexxor Of iutssnal Re1cauo SlxsA
D4sts3ot of New York: Horace Coleman, Atteasas
Of 1ntetnAf RcTeu1a Fourth DISTRICT Of -Dhis .
Me11 AGA1n9f, AtsssSoe Of Internal Rsseout
Third District Of Missouri; Vn. D. Mason, Post
ma4ssf q AAitotts, O.; ja1 /. Jenn!aRt, Reoe1ter
9t fuhttc Money! 1t 1onia, Xieu-: John y. Gstt.
1senttes ct Public MousJs It Booze
Il Pubic Money! Ha 20 Edxaa L. AiSit.s, Wd,st,
Reee4Vee- M I'd i1nd otueo IN visalia,
Ca.1o<nia; Atchaei vidl, coumlastooe. On tse
t4st e4 Tho Unltea BsAteA uneer tho conTeat,on
Hltd HeEu, Decenher I. 1865: ChAkle4 q. Gzun
Attorney foF the Enateru D1htEct Of Mipsout:
Wa4Cunbsct. OF Iudtaus, Miutstef He1:dsns n
Portugal, z. 4. Nadsl. Second 6ecrstk11 o{ Lers-
uon 1t Loudun.
DINNER 70 rk1NcE AKfHCh.
IAe List of the tEltas Of dlnneta In honor nf
Pr1nce AIthur WEI given snA eyentp1. M fhn
gnd1n Legation, At which we,o present beoators
sehn11, H1llih1nl, AND Anthony, Ganesal hsnfe
and tho Beax!srs Argentine. Peruvian. Dsnt.h
spantsn. 4raxq.an, and Eetnesland Miuissey1
TIC Prince Will probably 1eAvo ID New YorE d.
MosroK.
DuI OK COAL
TIC N4ys and Means Com nlttee hxye reyersed
9nen acton On nltnm1oonA co4l, taxing II ont "a
toe ffee IiSt1 leaving duty At &tD1 psf ION. An.
1afaGte coal II TO remain IN the itce LIT
ANOTHER cRcr1r corkT.
lee Aonae judiciary COMMITTEES to-dsY aRroed
70 200 adotatf diAu4ct to tho United 6tste1 Cir.
cult Courts, mating Len instead Of r.re,
, 1870-01-29
PROPOSALS..


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SAFE AND LOCK co.
S 4 r GE N T
TO
BROWN.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28, 1870.
JCH BROWN, Esq, President

A. vaNuH RRowN F,.o- pna.fdent
v-.,-., .. ~ r,..-.-..
1900 .-~
16Ah oin: ~ was my intenuoa 70
say notning 10 the poone ! oout tne tfeat-
tnent have received from you tron tno
beginning Of the LOCK contfovefsy' ac1
should have done 80. but ior tne 1estef
Yoa gave 70 aan' ana WHICH "as Poo'
nneo N 'ne fest 81 'o-aa5
NC" sos tae aaees' IN 1oe 1tsl io1'"
you aeeePteo my Ptopos't'oa IL .ae t1's
enee OF oae OF your 0afeetots aoo oeuets,
, 1870-01-29
INDIANA,
Railroad DtsnatcFs-Eil1faf

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, jan q
The eIpreH train On the JederBonv1lIe
Railroad, which lett here u. rs this morning,
was thrown ffcm the track by broken
raj, about tWo miles aouth OF Chicago The en-.
giEe Jumped the track clear, and was not dsol.
aged, hut the tender, baggage. .csr and ntss pass-
eteer coach were Injured coasadeEAa!5. Tne re.
Uiatnder Of the train, consisting Of two passenger
ED tlsep.tE cosches, remained on the tack.
injuree, and he was only o1used slightly. Tne
damages art not verY extensive, And trains viii be
running a usual to omof10w.
The billiard match for $500, the champion cue,
and the championship Of the 5iatt,
which WAS piaged At ConneEsvll1e, last
night. between John Gregg, Of thai place,
the then champion, aud Jacob Garrett Of this CITY
wns won by the latter, b. scorc Of 1850 70 Ills
potntA On ipt setent!eth inning.
About = O'Clock Wednesday morning 3 yerions
occAent heten I stock tftIn roEthxasd bound
On tho Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati
r Indianapolis RailwSJ. When about TWO nltea
4onlh OF wellington Station, a car axle broke, and
eight OF ten cats, tretEhted wish cattle and hoRs
Refe thio m from the track, crushed hnd tammed
together n 1ns widest confusipn. Forsu-
DAsely, the caboose CsI, Ia which Were
unOat Of the men connected with
the train, Wiz un.njpFed, and there wxx no &1eri-
ice Of human ttte o. limb. The scene OF the tIs-
aster VIA bat = fow carr lengths from ono OF tho
highest tr1dkea on the Foad. About tity hogs Anc
forty cattle we're killed