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To CoRREsroNpEHTs.-Wc cannot
print the communication about "The
gambling dcns of Wheeling" without the
name Of tho writer.
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VIRGINIA AND THE 18th AMEND.
MENT.
Contradiction Of the Reported Plot
@ to Repeal.
NEw YoRK, March 20!

NEW AOth1 AIlHCu SV'
The Tribune says: "ThGrc isnot a word
of truth, It seems, in the Washington ru-
NOR asCribing to the Virginia Legislature
desire to Withdraw its ratification Of the
18th Amendment. Prominent citizens Of
Virginia give IN emphatic contradiction
to the whole mi0choVouSly designed story"
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ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAIL-
ROAD.
Several carsThrOwn from tho Track.
A Number of Lives Lost.
ELMrRA, n. Y, March 90.

A Number Of Lives Lost
ELMrRA, N. Y, March 90.
An unparcllcd accident occurred early
this morning to train No. on tho Eric
Railroad, two miles cast Of Wellsburg.
A broken rail threw the smoking car md
two. passenger coaches from the track.
The engine, tender, baggage car and two
forward coaches which were sleeping
coaches, passed over safely. The cars
which ran of tho truck went down an
cmbankment and wero badly wrecked.
Tho smoking cur was occupied by u
party of Cmigrants bound for Rochester,
scveralOf whom were seriously, injured
and tlifeG, persons in the other coaches
WerG also seriously injured and number
bruised. The injured were brought to the
American Hotel in this city where they
are receiving all necessary attention
Among the injured arG Mrs, Samuel
Sheppcc, gol Bingharnpton, confusion Of
spine and fractured ribs, serious but hope
fll-Mr. and Mrs. ShGppee wore on their
way from New York TO San Francisco ];
Mrs. Jones, Of 44S Eighth street, New
York, was fatally injured, she had q
child in her arms sixteen months old who
was also fatally injured by being violently
hurled against the side OF the car. Miller,
one Of tic emigrnnt party In the smOk.
ing car, sustained fatal internal injuries
Theresa Frank, another emlgrant, arm
broken; P. Frank Is injured about the
head; Catherine DroSt injured seriously
about the head; eight others NIL emtgrantS
whose names arc unknown, sustained In
juries more or lG8S serious, Tho broken
rail was caused by frost.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NBW YoRK. March %.

,l..n. NRW YORK. March %.
In different departments OF Wall street dull
ness 10 the chIuf feature In mercantile and anln'
cIal circles Business generally ls dnll and tue
StFinY trade thus far 10 uRsatI1laetory The
Funding Bill hangs Ike pail over the speculative
and legitimate trade, and no Improvement OF
consequence IL looked for until the BILL IL eaec'
WoSFYEVeFy easy, the general dullneSS nAtur.
ally limits tho demand Call loans AS per eent;
bualuesS note Sos per CEut;
FoREiON EXcHASuE-DuIl and weaker; prime
bankers l08S0iO8H.
GoLD-QuieI aud SteAdyI opSnod At 1IIK; clos
Cd IlIX; carrying rates SGA per cent. Clear
anc4s, &hS. .0o0 O0O.
G0yERNNENT BOHDa-Flrm In gold bonds
which show an advance OF k6DX per cent Cur.
renCy NlxeS fell to liz, decline OF &tl per cont
United sta,eS 6s OF 1881, coupons, ll3H0IM
FlYGstW9ntlo8 n6g9). ...,......,.....l eB1lOk
FlVe.twentled (l66t) .lu5!SQGlVg
Flvc.twGnties lRBS) ,10lH I1lO9x
FlVc-twentiCs (iS80l new. lGi'iDlO8
EVc'tWentles !SSn.
elVe.tWenueS (l6B5) Iv3&gpIvJ
Ten'iofnee. .,,..".t...,.. '.''''..."uo GDIVoS
Currency SiXeA eA............... ....,...lltH
STocKs.-RailwAy market strong and higher;
tho chief activity in Northwestern and New
York Central. The market generally was very
quiet throughout the day. New Jersey Central
shRreA have not yet been registered, aud u II
stated the governing committee intend TO strike
them from the list aiter April hrat, u tho rules
arc not complied with BY that time. The miscCl
laneOnA list was active; Pacific Nall has ndvhnc'
I'd from SlH 70 SSG; other phAreS quiet. Express
Western Union Telegraph, SiX; Adams, Ex.
prosS, COX; Wells, Fargo 4 Co, l9S; American,
8S: United States, 46jT; Paciac Mall S1A; New
do prcEeFrcd, 4& Harlem, 14I; Heading, 8S;
Mic6FgHn Central lI9; Lake Shore, 811S; Illinois
CentrSl, 40: Pittsburgh, Os; Northwestern, Tx;
do preferred, S3S; llOck Island. li9S; New
Jersey Central, iSaS; y, Paul. SS; DO; - prefer:
WEyne RSH; T'GrO HHute, 38X; Chicago q Al.
ton' iii: Ohio & MlsaIEaippl. %; Cleveland,
Colnrnbaa D. Cincinnati, n; Cleveland, ColuIn.
huG q Indiana CeutFAll7H.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRx. March %.
Market fairly active and moro steady, but gen.
orally unchanged.
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IT is amusing to see how eagerly the
Re0i&tsr catches ut Mr.. FARNswoRTII's
Clarksburg speech as the "kcy.uotc" o:
the Republican policy. The Register is
infinitely disgusted with the "lct.up" Re.
publican policy. It remarks:
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MhE. RALLINGs. IMPORTER, 77s BROADWAY, WILL
A exhibit the coming week the latest novelties In car
riage, evening and waking Costumss. ChantiS Shswis
SacQues, Wraps, Lingerie 10 ''
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D.RECTO,.Y For ADVERTISERS.
AMusExENrs-Eleuru pAor-rour.A. NTH and six

AMusEMENTs-EIG PAaE-Four.h. NTH and sixth
6EpDiNG,FInsMr PA PaenIFirst in intl, column. .'
soakbERs AS
BOARD Sp 6DSS
FOR fS%
BUSINESS ''uid uoidPpoRrUNrrIEs- SECOND PAeE-Finh
e9
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwxLrrH PAeE-rhrd and
Ss%a
column
COUNTRY EoARD-ELEvENTn PAaE-Fifsh and sixth
pAANNGISM ACADEMIES -Ercn1n PAer-YArd column.
DI}Ei;NTlsTRi-NlSTh I}i; PAGE-Fourth column.
DRY GooDs-FIasr PAGE-second third, fourth, 9th and
DWELLING MotsEs TO LET FURNISHED AND UN.
FURNlsHED-EIaHru PAGE-Firss and second col
fyRRS9FaEYAS r4osT'h column
r EE2XcUksIoNsSFIEsr PAaE-s@ix.h sixth column:
EsA column sSmn
FOR sALE-NINTn PAeE-sixth column.
fREcH
HELP WANTED MALES :. TWELFTH PAcE-FOursh
HELP WANTED ED-FEMALEs-rwELEru PAeE-sscond
HORSES. '";A cHRRiXGEs, is Ao.-sRooSD PAcx-Thira,
HOTELS ELsyESTa PAGE.Eigth . M column: r.,,
HOUSES ROOMS. TO-, wANfED-FIFTu PAaH-Fifth
INSTRUCTION N-sEoosD PAeE-second column.
JERSEY tfEk CRY, MoBoKEN, MupsoH Cry AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NISTn PAGE
LECTURE sEAsON-EIGHTH PAaE--Four,h column.
loan LOAN OFFICES-.SEooNp OFF Hy;,. . P4GE.siyh t column
Mabel
xS6 DRhssaAkisds1
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS PAGE sixthcolumn.
MnusdCAL MS ssCA. EIGHTH pAaE-FSurth column
PIANOFORTEs-EIomTm PAGg-Third column.
POLITICAL FIFTH PAaE-Sixtth column.
fsSPGsTY ouT OF r4Gf 4as CITY FoR SALE OR
RENT-NINTH PAGE-second, third and fourth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-NIsru PAGr-Fourth
EsGs1E sSsns column
&EMoyALs-sRcoSD PAGE Sixth column
SocMs AND ApARTSESTs ST 10 e''i IET-EreurH PAGE
Second and third columns. ,
srrUHTioNs wANrEp-FEMALEs- s-rwELrru PAGE
SITUATIONS WANTED~MALEs TWELFTH PAGE
SPECIAL NoTIcEs PAsE-Firs. and second
sPoRTING"DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-sEooSD PAGr-Thrd
sTALLIONs-srcoND PAsR-Thrd column.
sT0RAGE 1NISTs sG pAGEYouIta column. s,v., oo,,,
THE TRApEs-TwELrTH PAaE-FouTth column
IL
71sHS SHssssSa ssss9sY rasss
column.
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5SsaHR AND
are and ds
Sysisa ,%%ss ss S.s s,s ,".
II III REtisFaaas4 4 III n
Ladies Ss' 5%SsF Ssfi; s4saAfss II Sasszrs
sns Fns sasnSs ns hand made :: S.
5TS Il Az g5fss NJ G9T: F
Ladies Ladies hns regular made Hose, Ssc ana gle ''''
@ ss.
1s' ssn s ' Glove &c.,
f @ dozen ad: and
100 boxes black and coored Sash Ribbons and finch wde
100 is ss @ .ss sss 81
Sssf & 2s saas les. than
lO dozen Of those very cheap hemsch Linen Hand
k'r'A'sf'' " N y hSTsEKEErrsa 1868 GOODS,
M The leading %asss IS:.' e TSs.s iS:
go pieces Nottingham Lace, ac, s5c, Soc, asc 6oc very
Rich Lace Curtains % g. 90, ss g. q and IS pair.
II %.s aHS %a cs ill
Buttons, Braids Pins Needles feriumery, JET Jewery,
"a FxsSsS as%S: 4 AND EfSs,' scs HsssrLLA HHifs
SIX Sun unbrela' sl h,Sni6sSH as, z & q " ms.Rrs
corner Of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
JAMES MccREERY co.
a. SfS,sTs9 ~ s5sSA9, sfs 1s'snss sas 'iiss.'''
win offer fresh nsvel,ie;
just receive; from
Also, great bRggr Inns from the recent
hacsion saless,
Fancy Sumner =, sHs.
Rich Black orc: Grain silks.
French S% Prin.sS IL % adRxnaa dTssnae.,
new Tsvs.s dsssisn.. ., 70 cents
splendid assortment Of
English Barsges.
Printed ilusn Lawns Lawns.
., at 2oc. per yard
Gray Mixed Dress Goods.
for SUITS
splendid iine Of
English Chntz Brillants.
Also Just received per last steamer
Llama Lace Shawl. ysese' and sacqu.. 'a
s.- IN beautiful designs.
Striped Wool srom Sns q Ssai'l' Shawl.
the handsonest OF the season
Striped Burnous nss
~ In all c0lors reduced to S.
India Camel's Hair shawls and scarts
atextremey low prices.
Ladies' fasos plain and scooped in pongee, serge and
atvery low prices.
chndren's rarasols IMP IN poagse' 'ilk and alpaca
AT NINE. E. q. EDWARDS, STAMPING AND EN-.
twenty oariS and twenty T and In
tsns imported Embroidsry aud Lingerie new
oerlnG done 70 ORC All ~ reduced orcess
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EYES AND EARS.

RTIrICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH 4 GouGEL-
n MANN formerly with Professor Boiseonnean OF Paris)
Makers and nsertcrs OF the improved Artificial Human Eye
ea Broadway. N. B.-These eyes are endorsed BY the
faculty.
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ICE CREAM.

NE J. DIXON, sac BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES
M hotes restAura fairs ana excursions
with his celebrated steam Ice Creams OF all aavors 4oc
Der quart.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
III Shirtlng Linens, Pillow Case do, Sheetngs,
Dauasks, Napkins, Towels, Towsilings,
blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Flsnnels.
Also
French and Barnsl0y Sheetings, extra quality;
Dresden Double Dalnask Table Cloths and Napkin,
Embroidered Lace, and Nottingham Curtains,
Gupure Curtains and Swiss Drapsry
by the yard.
the above offered
ct greatly reduced prices.
A. r. STEWART L CO.,
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
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A -SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
a. Nos 32 and 34 Bowery, one door below Bleecker st.
Black and colored silks from Auction.
Rich Gros Grain and Glace Silks at 81 Is and upwards
Rich Paris Colorcd Silks, - inches At 90
Cheek and striped Summer Silks Ssns, &c.
Brosss aid Lama Isaec Shawls.
S!ik Cioaks Cloths and Curtain Materials.
Also Mourning Goods, &c.
Invite the particular attention OF customers and
the public TO our
Ready Made Suits and also to 1rsssmaking Department
which IL under the supervision Of the talent and In
which make and trim Dresses and Suits In the
very latest styles, at moderate prices.
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ATE. DE PERCEvAL's
"A 7S9 Broadway, opposite Astor place,
,. greatly reduced prices,
Dresses, Caps, B0nnets, &c, 80.
New styles OF Pique Sun Hats and Bonnets.
Also lnfants' Wardrobes, Ladies' and Chidren's Under
garments, Ladies' Dress and Breakfast Caps, Nurses
Caps Handsome Initials and Monors embroidered to
order.
Stamping and Stamped Goods
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ATMRs. GAYNoR's.
tCorsets,i skhts and Tournours.
Corsets Specially.
Great reduction In prices.
The handsomest styles and shapes that
Paris purchase
selling at less than the ordinary common article can
be hsa elsewhere In consequence Of Mrs. 0aynor having
made arrangements to give up Of her stores No. 7c
Broadway, 18th OF August and having immense stock
hand, 10 compelled to sell goods at about half the
original cost.
Skirts and Corses suit all figures and perfect satisfac-
tion guaranteed Chidren's Corsets Waists, Shoulder
Braces Nursing Corse.s &C., &C., Abdominal Supporters,
Riding Belts just received Latest Paris novelties in Hair
cloth Skirts and Tournours.
765 Broadway, near Ninth street, and
s24 Broadway, corner of Twelfth street.
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"A The cheapest price lis, published.
Good styles Spring Deaines down TO l2hc.
Good styles German Dress Goods l2Hc and &c.
Hendsomc styles French Dress Goods, l3c. and e0c.
All &c. washed Poplins down to 2oc
Nc. Chens Dress Goods, beautiful quality marked 25c.
&c plain Dress Goods, splendid sty les marked ssc
Desirable shades, for soc., worth sOc.
Alpacas, formerly 40c will be sold for 2ec.
Alpacas, formerly 4bc., will be sold for S5c.
One lot for o0c worth regularly ,Oc
These Dress Goods all In handsome shades, ana from
l0c. to loo. Q yard under regular retail prices
6,W0 yards Bedford and Wamsutta Prints &C..
Fine Casslmcres, 7gc. sold formerly for 81 25
Csssimeres for 81, formerly 81 30.
Good all linen Table Linen, 37Ec.
Large. handsome Towel, 1904, worth aoc.
Great decline in prices OF Parasols.
Beautiful ParasQis for children, Doc, Ooc ana o0c
Large silk Sun Cpbrelss, down TO 9Jc
Handsome styles Ladies' Parasos In all the
New designs, for 75c.,. .soc, 81 and 81 IS.
S,es gssd ss ss sass sss :e
Good quality Muslins lOc.; extra 1ne, l2hc
Great Decline In Black Silks:
Silks, z! l3H. formerly $l 6o y D, formerly Sl 70.
Extra heavy, % % WIDE eiros drain, 81, formerly vs.
splendid opportunity to buy good Black silks.
Also from Auction Bisots Broche and Paisley shaws,
Msrsc!lcs, Jaconess, Swiss hus'ns'
We selling great bargains large lot Of wet
goods, comprising Wet Towes Hosiery, Birds Eye Linen
Handkerchiefs, Napkins &C., at nearly half value
Residents OF Brooklyn, Williamsburg Jersey CITY HOBO
WitH four stores, all doing large business, are en-
ab buy goods in large quantities. and often retail them
iS'' 'iFo FosTsK sRdTHERs Fort Wayne, Indiana.
POSTER BROTHERS, Terre Haute, Indiana. =,
FOSTER BROTHERS., Eighth avenue near Eighteenth
y66sTEk. BhornERs. Bleeck.r street, Norton,
- New York City
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AT NINE. E;d. EDWARDS, STAMPING AND EN-.
n broidcring Establishment 33 Fourth avenue between
Twenty fourth and Twen,ynt and In.
fans wardrobes imported Embroidery and Lingerie,
designs for Initials Nonog &C. Stamping and Enbro
derinR done 70 order. All Il reduced oriceSs
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DRY GOODS.

A JAMES McCREERY CO,
IA. Broadway and Eleventh street,
will offer Monday, May l6 large assortment OF Lace
Curtains just received last steamer: D. O pairs OF heAl
Lace beautiful designs 1000 pairs CHAM Lace 400
pieces q Non CHAM Lace By the yard soo pieces Of sw
Embroidered by the LOO pieces OF vestibule real lace
lo0 pieces OF Vestbue Nottingham lace The above goods
have been specially selected Tor retail saies and VIII Dc
offered at extremely low prices.
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IT MME: vIaoURoUx', la3 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
Twelfth ;srest1s,aniping; large stock Of imported
Lingerie and embroidery ladies and babies Trousseaux
speciality Of initials and monograns for table
and bed clothes embroidered 10 order
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White and colored Fannes from DC 10c TO 2oc reduc
ton.
White Piques. for SUITS e0c., former price Soc.
White Marseilles, for suits, &c.. former price 65c.
Corded pique. for suits 4oc, former price soc.
White Goods OF all kinds reduced TO sell OF.
Linen Toweling l2c; Linen Crash Sc.
Table Damask 75c. Linen Sheetings.
Linen Towels l,c., 23c. and Csc.
Napkins 81 Is per dozen, former price %.
Extra size Napkins SO per dozen.
Plaid Cambrcs, striped Camtrics.
Plaid Nsfnsooks, striped Esinsooks.
Dolles &c. and upwards.
Bert Linens SUITS goss Linen 80c former price 60
All the above stock OF goods positively be sold this
month. LEGRAIN, 936 Broadway,
IN Al OF he
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DRY GOODS.


r LESS THAN COIT or INFORMATION
n Very desirable lots Of
spring Dress Goods, consisting OF
Mohair Lustres Alexandria Popns, Kobaix Cloths
French Percaies, chene Poplns,
Pctrio Cloths, &c., purchasst since the decline
IN gold, at unusually lew prices
Also large lots OF Linen, Damasks, Towels
Napkins Marseles Quilts Blankets, Fannes,
bleached and brown Cottons, CantoRs, Ticks,
wide Shcet!ngs, Nottingham Laces Drapery Musns, &C.,
ut equally low prices
Wanlsutta Prints &c.
Garner Prints, lUc.
herrimac Prints, l2Hc.
One lot or ladies hemsttched Handkerchief III % per dox
worth 81 60.
We Invite special attention celebrated Victoria ana
Grand Duchess Black Apacas which, for beauty OF color
and superiority OF hnish unequaod by goods In the
market. LAMBERTs, 5g8 street, Spring.
Ar EMBERsoN's. 81 BROADWAY,
"A VIII open Monday
all the latest Parsan novelties,
elegant Sash Ribbons,
embroidered and Satin Breakfast Jackets,
choice made up goods
Thread and Applique 6hawls,
Lama Shawis and Sack and Parasol Covers,
French Embrolderes and Gmpure Bands,
Satin press Trimmings, Fringes, &C.,
Pongee Parasols and rmbrellas In all ths new shapes
at less than manufacturers price.
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4 % LIBERTY STREET-PRICES DOWN.
IA Another reduction this week IN
Carriages and Harness.
Round leather top Buggy almost and perfect
every way, $3.50.
Light Rockawnys as low as SlSo -
Elegant Top Buggies, reliable make, S2OU Two splendid
strictly first oass light Rockaways patter ns Also
fine Wagons Park and Pony Phacons, Jaeger and Depot
Wagons. Also
Harness. Harness.
Large stock OF first class city made, all sound and
perfect, from $40 set We offer the greatest bargains
ths week that have been known In ten eaS All our work
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL
tbartv
, 1870-10-26
HOTEL PEH80KAL3.
eHERNAN HoCSK.

Amupg the aEr.va1a at this ho:ei, yesterday,
were the following: General F. II Lee, Cheyenne:
Jrhn II. htaisle, Toronto; L. =. Iean and wife,
Rochester; l.. ". GreeEleAf. New York: E. II.
Billings, James II McBall Ontario; II. II. Beach,
B Il Richards. Dubuque. Il \. Sot'a aud wife.
New Orleans; :. G. Bell J. English, London,
H.~B- Butler. A. Sidney Smith. I. S A.; Mott
r. Hog1tt, New Tork.
Among the arrivals at shts hotel. yesterday,
we're he following: Hon. SCHUYLER Coltax, wis
and child: D. II. HtlhFeth+ SeN fDfE: H0n- H. ].
H+fIoidsr sp!lnetelA: A, =. Ia2aadge, sqper1n-
Cfns, &. jnhnson, Denver: Iaioes Ludtn.tou, MI
wsCket: Hon. George q. Wngat. Iowa: D. L3rtns,
Esn- ". J: To1Eepes, WI. & Walsni!e. G4ncannt.t;
and vile. Ctica; David Davis and wife, BlooI-
iEg1op: nr. james and wife. Honesdaie, Pa
BRIGGS HnCSE.
Amcrr tie arrivals At this hotel, YesterdaY.
xele The following: 4. ;. Ay!ea, Failadelphta;
Rrv. J. T. BRADY, Rev. r, T. Bsrnes, Dubuque;
& " Rnsries md wife, Wosce sscr, Mass Il.
Tt,ien, n T.: F. Il. EvsEs, New Yos:; E. 4,
Latls, Philadelphia: c. BRIDGE and family, Al
asfn Msy fsss e. Il
noEd, lLd.: J. b. Davis and wife, Kansas Ctty.
PALMER HoC3R
tie iolinwins: d. e Heiimaa, M.nrEscta: Gol- EN.s
ttetn. Philadelphia; W. a Patterson, Des Molnes;
'sa:nbs hba1d~sn; q r.; QUE: T. Il FIX, Styaaa: U.
q: Ii1er: RaciDe; z Storey, aaFofi: e. WS.sa. d.
ueid: T. II. Ellis, Cleveland; C. stesn. NV Yo5t.
Amene the arrivals u SsNi Ill hotel, yesterday.
GoloasI 6; r. Iitte,. Moatle; ]. T. H1thharo,
oSo Z sosH wsa aRa ss Tssssssvss.
pest p1l hags'F Sy: non ,,.x AIcs cobb Mineral
pente7. ST. Joe; s. P Ilnd4eR, Rhode IslaEd
, 1870-10-26

Bloomington Is to have babF shoF.
- Miss Jnntina, Of White County, shoulders
tar1cl OF nuur and carries It two hundred y>Eds
deal easier stan rrcst Of her sex could shoulder
l1ur tas7rL
"A few da!s ago. = boy IN Frceport, while
playing ball, xa8 struck ca the end Of the little
ruSer ny The aa1l, which tore the nnger from bis
land.
Matthew Young, Jr:, Who hvrs two miles
foptnwest Of Salem. lost two COWS, on Tuasday Of
last wetk. by their eating cherry lcavcA He
iclled \ Flld cherry tire. and. In twenty mtu1tes
s1ter they commenced eating the 1esve1, the5 fell
down dead within few feet OF each other.
-A lttter from Springfield, October 2, totne St
Louis z2fpubfeoH SAYS: ...-...
"lhis nnorplpg the late r1Hera were Startled by
The announcement that Mt. g.. one Of our peop.r
who mt yes in upper circles, had. in momcuf Of
n,adheza. shot AID nearly killed Nj. n. smother
wealthy citizen. 1t Ia tue thRt Ar. B. les n hls
1ckidcnce. almost fatally wounded, and thar the
Mtte Of Mr. @. had ned Into parts unknown. Last
opiEht as fatetn} starr would have II. Nj. @. sud.
denlJ returned home from touroet. hAsteued 70
tie tender embraces Of hk 40ecunnate better
ha1t md found her IL the AfN8 OF Nj. B. NOW
1hfa Hss iii wfp1x; MI. 3 has unt OF the gNttt-
-, most cultivated and heWftchlnx wires In this
wtdox. he accordingly nred. anA sttes sAdniSHs
awakened hts counsel and directed . bin OF d.
Tosre to he n'ed this morning at eocK-ctoN1uR.
, 1870-10-26
RAILROAD EN- rERPRISE.
A New Avenue 10 the Trndc Ol
1llc Northwest.
4 Suggestion to the Chicago & North
western Railroad.

Yesterday lie suN joined reporf, In reference u
tho West Wisconsin Railroad. Was posted OIL Inc
bulletin board in tie Chamber Of commerce. Ae
lIon Will lie taken Oh the report ro-say-
70 Il. !secta<. k-.. President aaant " 7"aat' Cal
sia: The undersigned. d:rsate. pEr..n. It .ho
sI' Msaf hsTosd so thr EisI sf
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stss busia.s rsts r3 ;.n.ln .se to u AID to tue
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kGoTaens he Et1x fius I'D spsts'f e m.n.s5 -, 5 in
e:a = ! =; E;s $!.;s ss 5ss: ~; $s
:sfEs fosd Hssssa RI Indy @
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il g!rs.:vs e H.. st is board y
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city Of 4 II " "
| ST. T."L2s1Ea
| RESOLUTIONS.
TIL II Sea h. r.. Il s;sn M : Z: H. sar' sp
rosd oEt nnk i sg T., TIC tseia usht Eau Cia;5r3
sa'a
somp'stssu The whole line being rs%t<d to b. IN op-
NaEaEs.. Ne ass1 ,he ss:1E.s.;sa # hi. linz.
ne. eEly to tat eossson II Wi.eoria safoEs
~ e sa ys !. t u &c
Ia fss tx Is sssa IS e "a
| l. Nosthsstst+Ta Railroad: :bc ei9tr.
lnc the thsnkr cf business r"r of thls e:iy ar
lisrIaysr ri In prsanf forward thes ua'rrak!nx tn9s
far. and IN view Of thc isnpostaut Ictnit
th.rt9rpt respectfully uiEe them to use Al! P!nns
Ersns to ensure the ca.y con.r!rtlsn Vi tne enufH
E.ro1s-a ha. tho tuttt.usa' hais npen wh!cs. tie
fLEtslsC rrrts. and tht ttsA s4 stcEra = II tfofa
and vaaable ,rsis % r. transacted thsca: The mel
VI the !Sr-t Visor: in Ke!c1d, vt resp ytfaliy
suFstz: to ihr uarastmtnt Of the Chicago forts-
M.;.rn f7,asHss S.s,a1x h = eses Y nt
delay.
i no West Wfscnnsin Is a Ia II grant ropI, haE-
tpe |, ,s0d a:,cs 10 the nte. The company tssnes
s'c;llns bonds to the smount OF !Est1,Nto. with
are flF>S mortgage upon the G'at az lands anu
arr due Ia fifteen years a1tcr tssEaafe: T:e cam:
1aitce, In their report. did nnt S:a-n tnat tie sss1
| ~ rnp by .hc MtlWaHaee h ST. Paul Rsiltu4d. iuf
! E:.H Il Z xznss Iecttpss. hNs, ~hite tn.h hu ar
1 tarceMc5t eI:sfs, t1c thtIaEp i Attti EgsIe11
Is-ifoa,f lnAy noi he eager to complete tht cnf
uectlnn bttweeu Madison anil Toualt, W!s-. re
1rad under th.lr cont1nl tmme.'aSse se!E.Ets,ess
Honld dictate the course EecomEcudth by the
committee.
, 1870-10-26

Gee. Y. Julian, Of Indiana; Representa-
tive Wilson. Of iowa; ex-Se:rctasy Cox
.,.l Gererl Philip II. Sheridan. We ca2-:
tot predict TINT tie nomination Of either
Of the~e gentlemen il probable, but wo
believe that OF e1-Secretary Cox would be
Is acceptable as any that could be mndc,
s, least to the very large number OF Repu},::
iicaus who rcgurd the acceptance of TINT
ttEeet's resignation as virtual czucifixion
Of the principles Of reform which the
IrcsidcEt Nns elected to carH out.