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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-16
Columbia County Official DIRECTORY,

President tJudge-WtLLIAM ELwELL
associate JudgeS--iRAM DERK, ISAAC 8, MON
Irothonotdry, 6c.-WE' LrTGToN H. FNT
Register 6 Recorder WILLIAMSON H. JAcopY.
District AUOrHey-f. ". KELLER,
hhoriT -MoRDECAt MILLARD.
iSitrUeDor-IsAAC DEWITT.
7redSTer-DAvID Low NBERG.
Conintsi0ners- WILLIAM G.. QUICK, CYRUS
RoBBfNs, HIRAM !. KtEDER.
Commissioners Clctk-WI LIAM KRfCKBAuM,
duduOrs-U, j. CAMPBELL, 4, y. ALBERlsoN
DANIEL LEE.
COronrr--JnHN II. hoUCK
J,oU CommfssionerS-lsAAC MCBRIDE JonS Nc
ANAL.
County pcrintendent-CHARLrs @ BARKLEY
Bloomsbury Official Directory,
First National Bank-CHAs H. pAxToN. Prps'4 ~.
j. y. gUSTfN. ca her.
BioOmsbug BuidinD and SGrinQ Fund Associa.
iOn.-JoHS THOMAS, Pres't, i, u hoB son s..
BioomSburg Mutual hdUing FUnd Associution
- Presiusn nj, NJ. WHI1MuYER = cy
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-16

ToAsTS AND SENTIMENTs.-May the
honest heart never know distress.
May we he slaves to nothing but our
duty.
May care be e stranger where virtue
resides.
May hemp bind those whom honor
cannot.
May our prudence secure us friends,
but enable us to live without their as.
sistance.
May sentiment never be sacrificed by
The tongue of deceit.
May our happiness be sincere and our
joys everlasting.
May the smiles Of conjugal felicity
compensate the ffowns Of fortune.
May the tear of sensibility never cea,e
to flow.
May the road of preierment be found
by none but those who deserve 1t.
May the liberal hand find free access
to the purse of plenty.
May the impulse Of generosity never
be checked by the power of necessity.
May we always forget when we for.
give an injury.
May the feeling heart possess the for
tune the miser abuses.
May we draw upon content for the
deficiencies Of fortune.
May hope he thy physician when ca
lamity is the disease.
Nay the single be married, and mar.
ried happy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-12-16

Al Go ". Ii. sHuI MAKER, cealers in dry
" goods, groceries and general merchandise
/ irst store in south end az town. N2-nls
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VOLUME w mo so.
Orangeville Directory

A q q. W. COLEMAN, Merchant TaiIors and
~ "a Seni ny furnishing goods, Main St., next door
W ''o p''ch botei. v1-n47
, 1870-09-10
ILLINOIS,

Reward Offered for the Apprchcn-
sion OF a mnrdcrcr-InInntEc
Rntlrond Conductor ktlleu-Out-
side Demand for the New Constktu-
tlon-AEFicultuFnl and Horsc Fairs
-KemAins OF a Mastodon Discov-
cfcd-PopuIntloH OF Springfield.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
sPA1HGr1E1p, Sept, 9.-Andrcw J. Ssrahan, alias
Jack strahan, who 30 brutal1y murdered James
Bennine At ScottsiIle, Macourtn County, on the
I'd 1na11nt having ncd from Justice, the Sheriff Of
Aaeeup,n County has offered rewa5d of one one
hundred dollars, and to-day the Governor, by
proclamation, has offered an additional TWO hun
a!fa Seaa o % os M DID,
xno Tsie dIaeF!as ss1Se e. ID il Sleaf lske.
into the lake, - 1t Was wrapped II cloth oiled
With shells and stones, weighing nfteen or twenty
ponnda No clue has yet been obtained Of the
Morgan McAllsteI, a conductor on freight
train On the Chicago Alton Railroad, was, Ses-
between the cars while in mouon. AcArltster Is
sober and excellent man. and waa highly g.
teemed By ne company IA whose employ he WIS.
the State OF New York.
The once OF suryeIor Of Morgan County hav-
lpg become vacant By the removal Of tne incum-
directed the County Clerk 10 cali special elec-
tion 70 nlf the vacancy. to be held November S,
letps tAc 6AUE AuE Ii Tue regular I'LL eletHQu4,
Secretary Of State Rummcl Is IN daily receipt Of
lstte1a from on;sials and pso!alnent citizens Of
for copies Of the new Constitution of
Illinois, and all who hare seen it SPEAK
Of 1t IN the highest terms, aud
one gentleman writes thai, in bis estimation. IIi-
nols now has a constitution superior to that Of
The. preparations for the fall meeting
Ia this CITY. Of the Blood Horse Isso-
cihnon. arc being rapidly and satisfactorily madc.
la1fe number OF noted turfmen with their
stock have atfeed} reported. and the races WIN
be Interesting to nj and prpntable to some. The
races viii commence next Tuesday.
Iae sangamon county Agricultural raIr Will
commence on Wednesday, and bids fair to be
success. $: q. Jones. a veteran stock-raiser and
prominent citizen Of this county, Is president Of
the society.
The 1as discover Of tie remains OF VIVA. Is sup-
toll, near 1niopotls, hhs created quite m excite
ment, and The remains which are in good state
daily. - A41o'
According to the ofncial canyass Of the q. S.
1s,s;o- ~''''@'A'7
, 1870-09-10
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Sept p.-The Emperor Napoleon H.
rived ut the chatcas1 Of Wuhe1mshohe o. Mou-
day. He was received grac!ously, aud, With his
suite, WAS conducted TO bis appointed residence.
He appeared composed aud cheerful Learning
thar the Republic had been proclaimed In Franco.
ho said: - The Germans, On entering Paris, will
bring oErer In the machinery Of state there"
He. however, tnanlfests no Tindlctlrc spirit
toward bis count1Jmen.
Alter protracsed conference among the men,
bt1a OF the North German Confederation, It has
oecn d.eidass TINT the French provinces OF Alxaoc
and Lorraine arc to be annexed to Germany, and
not to Prussia individually.
LONDON, Sept o--The German correspondent
OF the IiH.es wTttes A follows from Wilhelms-
hohe, September g.: "The Imperial train
reached this station It p:s5 =. M, where the gar
rison of1ce1s, General Rznskt, and rcsi1snt on
cinls OF the provinces had assembled. Tue En-
peror, On alEhung, passed to NAnskts carriage,
salutinR the ot1cers Of the corps who drew up
with pres ented arms. lie looked sef1ous. not
crushed There were no signs Of bloat or un-
healthy embonpo!nt- He wore the updress uni
form OF a General, with q riding cape Of the
Ganbaldian pattern. The crowd AZ sIlcnt IT,
spectful. aud sympathetic.
MuS1cH, Sept. 9.-Twenty-si -six professors Of Law
md medicine have added their signaturea to tho
protest OF the theological faculty against the re-
suits Of tue Ecumeuical Council
, 1870-09-10
FAIRS,
The mississippi Valley FAIR Mt
Quincy.

The m1sstxsfppt Valley FAIR Mt
Quincy.
QUINCY, III, Sept. a.-Tbe rain that set in
fainiDx = intervals up n "a inia WHttns-i r. a.
consequently the attendance thls morning was
msn @ named johnson. Who CANA hcrc with
fsst ho1ses whilst sleeping IN the stan WITH them
list night, on the far grounds. was brutal1J as
saulted, and robbed Of $7a Hi recovery il doubt
fuI.
Premiums On long wool sheep: Buck, yraza
and oser, J. y: stoue. Ii PralI1e: buck. under.
snd ST. sna e!e5 R5si1 one
over, n. L Stewart Camp Point; one Year and
under I, same; ewes, and over, s. Mcdonald,
Qainey; yG yss5, a1a a. under : n l. Stewart: under
o1sE e l., same; ; and a nnisr = saine; under same
ess ana Si xs s esP 81 sSesn MsDGna QsnS
Prairie: ewes and buck, ali breeds, v. A Booth.
Swine: Chester white, i. rear and M
cisse nsoeeiela o0si aa.our,: opba7 Sdas
under stx months, ]. n. Rawlings, Quincy: SOW,
two yeais and over, 3. SE1Rglesbee; one and un-
der tMo. same; slx month"; A. c. Clark. Brook
SOW, b sV1eg,esbee. Manufacsured G1icies:
auee5, Monlton ! Bur1ef. a1oalton 1 T BSrtner 1sF
took the ftst premium Tor the best display
q axr1cpitoia a Implements II should be borne
s sctta1
agricultural implements, but did not enter TO
compete for premium or diploma.
The attendance this afternoon WIS very limited
tn consequence OF the continued rain, which has
prevailed, except at brief iLrefrals Hnce p. H.
Yesterday. There was no racing to-day, and the
only nnE shown Was sweepstakes for cattle, In
which j. Il. p1ckere, Of uarristown, TOOK teycry
premium.
There was an excellent display OF Agricultural
implements. the first premium for best display
Baldwin, also of Buttcrwnrth. two or the largest
dealers In Quincy, made much better display
than a!oulton 4 Burtncr, and 1t IS necessary to
plcma
The old Adams County Agricultural Association
was reorEanlzed to-Iay, with Robert Rankin as
President: T. Hntterworth, Secretary, and Hon.
Thpmna Jasner, Treasurer
, 1870-09-10

ATLANTA, ILL.,, Sept 1.-THE fair OF the Atlanta
Cnion Central Agricultural Association, repre-
Takwell, and Dewitt, opened On the company !
grounds nesr the city. yesterday. and Is proving
SUCCESS beyond precedent. Over 5000 entr1ea
other live STOCK departments in ike proportion.
There arc upwards OF l,ooo entries In the miscel-
lane0us department. In addition to the usual at-
fractions, there Is to be balloon ascensou under
the direction Of Professor R. E. J. Miles, Of Gin
c!nnatt: The citizens Of the surrounding country
are making holitay Of 1t, and turning ont e5e
to the fair. The Dticefs to whom this asso-
clat1ou arc indebted for this Rreat success, arr
Augustus RelEe, President: s D. Fisher, Secre-
tart: Frank Hobllt, Treasurer, With their corps OF
, 1870-09-10

BRrssKL. Sept s-Midnight-The death oi
Aarehal AaoAhhon Is contradictcd. A report
reaches thla city BY pirate sources that he had
Arrived at chateau near Ea1yeur, accompanIed
By hts wife and pe1sonal aids.
The AoHiteur Indignantly rcpel1 the charge re-
Gently made that the Bclg1ans hare malt1catetl
Germans Who we're driven out of Paris.
Nj. Sanford, late Minister Of the United States.
has Just returned from Visit to Bouillou, and
along the French frontier. He writes letter 10
the Independence Bt1a<, tn which he asks the
Belgian Government 10 send on1cets to the from
ucF to supervise measures for the relief OF the
wounded prisoners. IS In what has already been
done" he says, " the conquerur8 have acquired
fresh title to the respect and esteem Of mankind,
while forging new link In the chain binding the
brotherhood Of nations-r Belgium has deyose.i tho
town OF Cifxnor, an admirable location, to the
reception OF the wounded. and 1t IS now turnes,
into great hospital.
, 1870-09-10
THE WEST.


&tEkQx0 Inc kANA82kR 1-AC1klC kkAA1
ROAD dExcufrtouas&x,
sn.e{., D+tn.trk tn nm. Chic, N T,thrn.
n-xrrn ~ aan+ q ~ rp
DAsfIh' W. oep- a-!ae H.. n. II e1'
curstoatsts hav1ng scattered 10 various directions
On thursday, came together again this evening,
Most Of them vent to GEORGETOWN and thence h
End mouu1tns, Tue cluzeus Of Denver hen0r
them to.nieht with publIc dInner. which vii he
tho concipsion Of sne celebration Of TIC opcnin1 al
fae L. r Il. Al 10 o'cIocf the tr1in F.sTts Yn1
IL r. mn t11p. "'11 s'"'' - A0A
SGFoRSr1owN, Col, Sept 1.-THE Kansas Pa-
clnc exeuf1on p4ssy arrived here Ut o'clocI this
q. NJ, In Concord coaches, drawn by SIX horse1
Iney changed conyeyances, each mounting aad.
died hurses, y hen ther sIarted On tlefr prenossa
VISIT to Gra5s Peak and Other plac = Of roIt an
interest, about sunrise, all in nlgh Riee. ThtY
ness of the scenery, and pattook Of the mo1pt lin
air for Short time; then tet1tned, arriving herc
1t from 4 to D, m Tbs coachfa were
In readiness, and, when silica. Started
for Idaho Springs, the party Jubtlant,
and tee!tng repaid for their h,rd days rde 70 the
Peak. We believe the entire tour has been de-
cfded success, and that nothing has occurred to
mar the pleasures OF the excursIon!sts Fach
seems highly pleased with the tsip. and 0rauded
with the general appearance Of the Rocky Noun
tatns-
DESfxa, Col, Sept. "a heaTy storm pre-
vailed this afternoon. Mr. Goa, formerly poll
, 1870-09-10

Special Dcssatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, Sept. 9,-Yestcrday, the third day
Of our county fair, was another successful da5.
OTer 25 ,e0j people Ii attendance at O'Clock L.
the afternoon. The rain. which commenced about
o'clocf. made the course very heavy, and no
remarkable time vas made by an5 Of the hozses,
the fair closed owing to the saEreeable state OF
the weather. There we're nat as many present As
on yesterday: Taxing all IN all, 1t has been the
best fair held IN Scott County since the ogauiza-
tion Of the society.
, 1870-09-10

HoxnLU1p, Aug. zA-Solemn 7e Deuns were
sung In the Catholic Cathedral In commernora-
tton Of the fete Napoleon. The kinQ, Ministers,
Diplomatic Corps, and o!1ccrs Of jamestown at
tende1.
The volcano Of Naunnlo3 exhibits Rtgus Of
another rupture.
Since the violent earthquake OF the tn, neaFy
rains hare occurred.
Tho Mctcau plantation has been sold fos S4e,-
900. ,
1ne Queen Dowager Kolama Is dangerously
, 1870-09-10
her HERRiNG'S RI
| Safes!
In the Awful Fire on
Wabash-ay.
-FOUR DAYS lH:.THE FIRE.,
AND STILL
SAVES ITS CONTENTS.
Read the f0ll0lci1aS letters
from .Wcsss.s. .AirfE0nd,
0rtf.ray, r. Co., and LAT:
tin, Butler r. Co.:
$5oo,ooo SAVED
Herriing'sSafe

CHICAGO. Sept g. 1s1q.
Messrs. HERRING h CO., No. 10 Safest.
GE1s: We were among the 5utftserr In tho late
dfsa1tzous eonAs grafton on wabash.av. on sunday
right 1aEt the 4th Inst We had just got In fan
stock Of goods and were full from eesr to root al Of
which were burned up, except what taken ont b.
fore the dr reached In the midst Of III this We had
Of 5our No. Folding Door Herrus's Patent Cham
pton Safes. Aud Notwithstanding the awful heat u
which 1t was exposed Ut HAVING LAIN IN THE
BURNING RUINS FOR FOUR DAYS, AND STILL
HOT WHRN IT WAS GOT OuT3, when II VIA
opened today found III books and pspss In arst
zste condluou-erer5th1nx safe. md every line Of
wrtink just y 1esibe before the fire. Nc asa now
fn1y satisfied that the Hcrrinxs Eafes Be relied
upon in the hottest frs under ALL CIRCUMSTANCES
We ass paeAsed to add oar testimony to thst Of cur
neighbour, Meaass- laafn, Butler Co., and in future
will use nothing but Her1ins's Safes.
Your, truly.
K1RTLAND. oHDwAY CO.
, 1870-09-10
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept a.-The Journa1 OF this
c1ty,a semt-omctal organ, says, In relation to
Jnles Favre'a late circular: 1.-THE French Gov
ernment carries patriotism too fat. II, rather
than 5ield fortlncations and soil no longer yalua
bic, it lnvokes Tar and extcsminatioa, ffussia
viii naturally exact double guarantees to secure
Its noble victories. It is difficult TO appreciate
the language OF u. Favre- He asse1ts that the
cause OF France against Prussia is that Of r1xht
and justice, when, on15 In July, his language Was
precisely tho 1eye1ae,
, 1870-09-10
MARRIED.


MULLALLYw.DAWS-Cn the 9Th Of scptrmbcr. By
st: Mr: John E. MuMally and Miss Helen X. Dawt.
HAMBLEIOS;-C Trinity Church.
t!.tta = DC Nev joha e: G.sm.an. :ms: Dons!:ss
Phts.an Cla!k ~. .ieurhtrr Of the Bishor,.
RuFF-FASNLSG-At thr rc4idencc u n. R Foster.
Esl., hy the Rev. r. II. Hatfield, Drtea, youngest
d3nKhtr Of ]. R. Anderson, Esq, to JOSEPH Rnh. Of
Trinity Chsrel, New Tosk, hy He.: .: 7: O!sute!i.
Sh.rnian G. Wheeler to sifts Cordela G. Jarvts, No
PARSONS -GOULD-At the residence Of the brides
psset t., Sept By Rev. Josenhus D. kflEn. 1ahn Par
sons, o this city l. Exalth 4 G.nid, daughter Of S.
n. &ipnld. EeQ. of seneca Fall. n. Y.
, 1870-09-10

coRiSsR, Etah, Sept "A party OF men, en-
with Lear River Valley. discovered huge natural
care with stream Of water running through to-
ward the entrance. Some Of the part3, With
iigot8, penetrated the cave distance Of about
Some placrs In the roof Of the care were 80 high
ttat they could not be seen With ltRbt8. They
intend shortly to explore this natural wonder
th1fourh1y
, 1870-09-10

Erem j. 8. Curtis, Eaq.> OF Firm OF
Mann, Curtis d Co., 53 $. WateF-4t.
1had, Just prior to beginning the treatment. had
repeated and alasmingiY rsofuse hemor7hagcs
from the lungs, copious night swests and bad lost
desh and Strength to great extent I began to
Improve from the nrst day Of treatment, and the
improvement has continued to tbs present time,
till am now able to attend to daily business, and
consider my Atalth fully rtstored. This great re-
suit attribute solely to Dr. Ayers skill and his
new remedies. J. s. CURTIS,
, 1870-09-10

from II. Scott. ESQ.,, With Carson,
plrio II Co.. lis and 12O State-st.:
hare u1ed Dr. Ayers new practice for Throat
Dlseasc. 1t has CURED me, andI take pleasure
in certifying to 1t, for those who may be as nkep-
teal as W2s at urst. know the treatment has
a reality and efficiency which the ordinary pEac-
tice In such cAseB has not. recommend Dr. Aver
as an honorable, candid, and ak1lful physician.
ROBT. SCOTT,
, 1870-09-10
THE SEAT OF WAR.
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Frnurais YESTERDAY. Thr,r sconts Ynsr. 49,
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tais evening .ha1 1ae iFussious, atel numpe1 OF
lneat G'us. aa.empls " easiy t.e "otAs ~ mons.
", - ~. ~ M aonnuoasa Nasu ooJecs Ano
.'s. tos Aeee. 4HI .ssAna soAe1e1 acseie45
1foM @ue aIe u tne u4'talAeuses.
Women and chlldren only are allowed to leave
shasooaig. Ihe fensaan nfe on inc city is H.
cessant, out appaleutt5 "'taou1 result a pfaet-
Caole o1caen u "o' aAe'5 |" pe tn"ae ZOE lo1t-
Light
tSpedAl Despatch TO the few York HeEald.1
, 1870-09-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9--The steamship Ia
manga collldcd at Coal Fetch, near Auckland,
New Zealand, Jul5 2s, Both vessels foundered
Immediately; 10 lives lost.
Letters from England reached auckland July l.,
ria san Francisco, nine days before 1ettess OF the
same date were received ria Srex.
, 1870-09-10
ITALY.

F1ogHxCE, Sept o.-Aarttao has carried impor-
tznt propositions to Italy.
General Cia1dtni IL appointed Comm ander-tn-
Chief.
The amy has bee1 mob1llxed.
4 Republican demonstration WAS made here
yesterday,
, 1870-09-10

their kings, and ruled ROW By universal s1orSe,
viii toon 1otn the great political movement to
form United States Of Europe Immense ap-
p1anse.1 To-day, give France your sympathy,
awaiting che moment when you may Ad her with
11us.r{
, 1870-09-10
DR.. AVER,
No. 1876
,>-r'-
WABASH-Av:.

The new system not only embraces ali that ts
valuable 10 Inhalauons OF Aedicated yApor and
Atomtxaton, but applications Of far greater uttii-
ty and importance. Persons AFFLICTED should ap-
ply Immediately, II they hope for certain md
speedy restoration to health.
, 1870-09-10

ADDRESS 10 TIE FKor1E OF PRINCE
pAR1s, Sept s.-The Journal 0aes<l FubltsheA
The following addresses from the Government Of
National Defense TO the French people:
Fre:aeAmen:
IN proclatmlng, four days ago. Government tof
the National Deten1e, NC defined our mtsGon.
The power had fallen to the ground. He who
commenced with crime ended with desestten.
ne hare done nothing but take again the gov
c.ument, fa.tth from powerIess hands But Eu-
ripe want8fs be enlightened II Is necessary
thst ahe shS n1 iea1n, BY unelceptional evidence,
that the geo county IL With ua- The invader
must ~h!a his path, not only An in-
nena$ Ky resolved to peTAh Fathef
thsF9 2 LEI, but people On tneaf
fect{ atzed, and Z representative aasen-
pgN ':hca2 cA5 eye1y where, aud de"
, 1870-09-10

reported that hts vessel fouodercd Ia a oAto ves-
te1dsy. She Waa tpwed Into port and boies xe-e
found bored u her bottom. Raetz committed
suicide. The crew have been 4f1ested
There Il trouble IN the Bank Of Nova Scotia
The directors refuse 10 allow the srockholders'
committee TO e11mine Ill tho books,
, 1870-09-10
WISCONSIN.


Speeial Detpatch To The CHICAGO Tribune
AFrIE7oN, Wis, Sept. &C. L. Lewis, son-in-
Law of ". Il. p. Began, committed su1ctde last
ntg1t hy shooting himself through the head and
lungs. Two balls were found lodged IL bis back
ne xas Alive this morning, but cannot I've long.
Nj. IeTfs lost his wife some weeks since. and At
ttrnes nas b>en very deEpondent. bat not to sach
degree as to warrant any snspteions Of insanity.
Mr. LeT1s has o1ne very respectable character
, 1870-09-10

Gail personally. Prices within the reach OF ali.
4. wINsLOvv AVER N. D.,
Lock Box G783. Chfcacu Ill
, 1870-09-10

gt1oJed the large building used for manufacturing
tai loss about $s0, 0,00. which ts d!v1drd ara ,uR
graf number of small manufacturers, ivory turn
en-, pearl batton manufacturers, cutlery grinders
and pattern makers.
, 1870-09-10
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, 1870-09-10

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Robinson's Full Course Of
Mathematics.
just adopted. o*er great competition for uniform ss
In the public schools In The shte Of California.
trays Botanical Text Books.
tAore cxtcnsIrely used than al sthc.s pahli.hsdl
Wilson's Historical Serfo@~.
Fownsend's Analyses.
Fasque1le's French Course.
Noodbury's Gernan: Course.
Wells Scientific Series.
Spencerian System Of Business
Writing.
Bryant & Stratton's Eookkeep-
ing Series.
Spcncerian Steel Pens, imeri-
can Primary School States,
&C., &C., &c.
, 1870-09-10
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OamaKtnK Rnin StoFm-RHilfoQ4
flecttnx at maus1leld.
6pedA Despatch to The Chicago TIibuns
MANSFIELD, Sept s.-A heasy rain storm pre-
Tanea n this city and vicinity thls afternoon,
1noolnR the ktreet1 and doing some damage IN
ttacs Of DE l. o. Company WAS washed away
nta point about tFo miles west Of here, causing
ne nothEafd bound express train 70 leave the
t1afE. 1he engine and two cars were badly
smashed up. but no person injured ser1oualr.
=. large railroad meeting was held tonight il,
ne interest Of the Msnsneld, Coldwater 4 Lake
MlcalRan Railroad. Considerable stock WIS taken
during the meeting. Another will b. held Monday
evening.
, 1870-09-10
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