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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

1~psDsseas tvtrsssses - OASS
anA 1OWu.

IossA; lssge briggs 70 the float be
osad goeArpxi. Iaiess the special
q ,ker State R>g1tv are greati!
ost of the wAys Tie Eepabiiesns vii
have - ie.s, fprts majority On join
blIl1< 10 Abe Legislature. A glesnins
iron the dispatches Is ,has summer
iz~d IN the Recfss~-
= Tie returns received ), the ofic.
Of the Suite Eegisey up to this bou,
Ii>aT p ", risdies,e . R~pnbliea,
gain Of Aboos - per cent over th'
- larify u Ills, psry in ia, vnei
IL s1s xs..45. aud u ~ pr cent
over tie Republican ma jority for Gov
ernor "a ls.3- Lhese are very large
Bepu5Iiesn g1ns 10 some coonties
and Democra;ic gains 10 ooe q two
The best ipfarnsd Republicans essi
% sfe the majority for kirkwood, Re
publican candidate for Govern08. .,
3, 80. I'hS returns thus far seat IN
sSs..i mae + larger than thai. SSi
they are mostly estimates On counties
fYnsn the r-sur-s a . fes townships
ID each county. There Is every indi-
e.ssos II snsel larger Republican
eAis os the L@9,slzsuse than On the
state tie~e. WAe gain Of 10 Or
II Espsssscaa ssefnbers 10 already
b@ard from. ih- aosv r-11sted Demo
cratic gasG4s xr- two nseEt'-fs IN Des
sloires e0cnFy.
OLso. boseser, sAs .Lsse the
great issiSsr.s er1deseI. no one
dosDnng loss. There 'he great issue
. E1ssclsl honesty against dishonesty.
u infsnon Ans reputation sgranss
sound currency and good faith, ~as
distinctly ma,le sp- The result
il eneDsrag5ng. Ten thousand ma
sssity ]. cl.ia,~i IN Hayes. Repabli-
can candidate fos Gosernos. over Rag
mosey Allen. szvs yesterdays Ds-
verposf Ga-dtts:
The Republicans III Ohio have
covered themselves with glory. Fog
horn Alien, Cary the apc~sate, and
q. she Ps-ndieton tribe, are laid out
Ji.sistian is dead. The Dessructives
VINO. would break down the currency,
DESTROY conhdence. violate the public
fafh, and parxsyze business, in their
mad attempt to make water run up
bill and rcgerse lie lAss Vi finance,
are laid IN their little graves, and Gov
cred on. Of sight. This is grand
victory for Honesty and Right. Hur-
raj FER the Buckeyes
And Iowa, ~hat shall We say for
her. From 800 TO 10 ,0sD0 Republi-
can gain over las, wear The name.
less Democracy have gone where
Anti Monopoly went hast year only
more 50 ! The ancient LETTER sleeps
with Fcgsorn Alien--,he little lnfs-
tionisss Of Burlington have joined the
big Regulators of Gineinnsti-hand
IN hand, shedding briny tears Of sym
pathy, they are ploiding their course
70 he sources Of Salt River! aThey
were lovely in their lives,
and III their deaths they
were no, divided" Peace to their
ashes,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

THs eonfic, Of the Science with the
Christian Religion Is at present waged
Ii A VITAL QUESTION OF re DAY. The
new work On that subject by one 80 a5,s
a. PkoF. NORRIS, advertised in another
column, Will add new interest and give
new light upon subject 10 which every
one 10 interested. The work IL publish
ed by J. q. McCurdy q Co, CincinDsti,
Chicago and 81. Lsuis, and Agents are
wanted to sell II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

With long pliers hey break the
breast of ali old hen aboal one and d
half inches from the poin, where ns.
ture would make il prominent, and
when the sagacious hou.ekeeper OF
SIOUX City feels for The same she
murmur- ~ ing, and pays the price
Of spring chicken without . mutnur
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

SeBr4lgIs. Scistica, rheumatism. al,
Neryou.aes., annihilsted and eradicA,es
BY Dr. Jas. = Carnpteil's Radios
Cure Tor Neuralgia Never fails Refer
eaces: Prof Losey, Knox College. Gale.
burg, Ill., Cha. G Colgate Esq OF Colgai'
i Co - snd IS John s. y l.; Col Mi
-. 23l Broadway y Y ard IL Henry ;,
brooklyn john Balmore, Esq. Harlem
Gas Ligh, Co.. 4 g. Buell.. Esq, "a
Broadway, y l.; aud hundreds of 9th
ers Price two preparations Fl % an
s2 o. Expressed to any address
JAS r CAMPBELL. VI D., 60 Fulton 81
Neg York
sold al City Drug Store. Upton lsyl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

POstm General Jewell has
written IT, tie managers 10 Alabama
in answer to some applications for
Office, tia: he must have good mer
for responsible places, and that he
prefers gooi Democrats To bad Re
publicans. Which is very sensible
in Nf. Jewell.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

A very extensive disaster, 80 ii
~ wreck 81 cars could make oEse. &C
cured ca the c., r. |. 4 r. . mlis
ihis s.de OF Darsut, yesterday asnrn'
ing. NOBODY Was injured, tut grea'
damage VAS done to ireight- Int
freight tain which left here II :
O'Clock Lai . car Of heavy sione io'
the n~w State house. near the en-
glne-saI ., sbe point named, While
the train sas gosnz .; good rsfe o
speed. this car broke do~n 10 i1e
center. the stoOe falling in . heap.
Then there vss . piling. and smash
ing. sna rolling, and twisting OF cars
.ucn A. d seldom seea in the worst
disasters Of the kind. Twelve Cara
several Of which we're loaded wlth
merchandise, and their contents we're
beaped up. under, On, aud asyoSa'
them. in ali sorts Of shapes Some
az The cars ~rre difched, some cross
vays On the track, sosne senEthsise
ca the rails bat oE their trucks
nearly al smashed .; the ends and
broken 4, the sides. II Vas much
worse spectacle than the oas On the
grade vest OF thas city few weeks
since - 1reay,o-r G0-sfts, sh-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

A fatal dssssss is attacking hogs 10
the lower portion Of Dubuque coun.
~, Iowa, 1t commenced in Clinton
county, aud spread into Jackson
Only fatted hogs Are attacked, and
generally die 10 few hours, after
breaking out in loa,hsome sores
Farmers sre greatly sIsrned At the
spread OF the disease.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

.Anoag the notable pieces Of prop
ertv belonging 20 the estate Of the
isse William { RAlsson. is the Bel
mort Villa. which has = world vide
reputation. This vas included in
the del male 5y Mr. Ralstnu to
senator Sharon. Valuable IS il was.
vet il might have been considered q
burden 70 carry, by any one who did
not soos DO. TO use il. IT'S cost has
been all mt tl.33J0, 90. As . coun-
try residence ii is probably the finest
in the | alt..i States. Nans times it
ha. Epren ih- scene 81 the most mag
uifren, entertainments. Parties .:
NM hundred and more nave sat
down IN IT. spacious dining saloon.
Tn. great and beautiful house is
to b- ,nfI II an sppenfage - the
Pacific Hotel. San Francisco. Regu-
lar s.oariefs vii have tie preference
in using IL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

The destruction by FIRE Of the kais-
erhof Hotel, ia Berlin, which Vas the
finest hotel il Germany, is announced.
Loss, 1000, so.
A Waterloo man ohers = reward OF
. boz Of cigars TO bin who will tell
him who put az old chain into bun
die of hes, which came near ruin
ing his thresher
The Supreme Court, in its session
n Davenport, on Friday denied the
motion Of re-hearrng in the case Of
Bryan, the ex-Tfeasurer OF jackson
county, who IL in prison for embez-
element.
The Maniton islands in Lake Mich
igan, and which belong TO the State
Of Michigan, are under rule Of ter.
Ioristn, gang Of aesperadoes being
ia possessio. Governor Bagley has
been petition by the residents Of the
Island 70 itierpose for their pro,ec-
ton.
Reports to the Post Office Depart.
ment show that tie last mail trains
have already practically superseded
the express companies IN carving
news dealers packages. The amount
Of these packages has become 30
great that railway pos,sl clerks have
beeen detailed tn assert them at the
New York Office before they are de.
Hyered U the postal cars.
II has been nntually agreed by
the representatives Of both partie,
thai 10 telegraphing Ohio election re
turns the comparison will be made
with the vote for Governor in 1873
Allen was then elected by 81. ma
iority, but in 1874 the Democrat,
carried the State by 1000.
The New York Times prints in full
Secretary Belknap's banquet speech
ut Des Moines in response to the toas
of "Iowa." thinks ii noteworthy
in the succinctness Of its quick bu
comprehensive sketch Of Iowa, snt
eloquent in its tribute to the vslo
and renoun Of "the young State"
Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska are til.
trio OF States holding elections or
Tuesday last, Two years ago tn.
first mentioned was carried for Aller
by a majority of sli, the vote being
very ssnaH one. Last year the
Democrats increased their vote abou1
$4,000 and had majority 1871:
votes. Under the present issue j,
il to much TO expect a Republican
victory Tuesday. Iowa and Sebras.
ks are Republican OF course.
On Monday last the Supreme Court
of the United States, Chief Justice
Wait delivering the opinion, decided
the old claim of Woodruff, Anthony
et al, that women was entitled u
vote under the Fourteenth Amend
ment-and decided 1t unanimously in
the negative, reafiirming the princi
pie that the right Of comforting suf
rage on any one rests only with the
States, and could not therefore have
been exercised by the Fourteenth
Amendment. - e..
As Chairs an OF the late uasuccess.
full Gosernmspt Black Hills Indian
Commission, Senator Allison, of Iowa
has gsjned sene information tina,
will he valuable to him ~ head 81
the Senate Committee on Indian At
fairs 1t the oest session OF Congress.
He has lessaed thai the Indians are
extsasagandy misled ~ to their
ristt - demand exerbitant Sums for
.l,cir.lsss<ls and the snxiety Of the
sovevnsscf6 te make the psSehase.-
The SsDstos'as association with the
asaeesehss esitleutiy not softened bis
io~a on4lbe sIsJ A,Rolicy question,
- y sss6LseAly 10 adSias the dis
ineti>ssef 5tAes Siuyt0iHusi0aa -
uickly a. possible. ".sss. 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

Ga Wednesday morning the ID. 5
" train from Cedar Rapid ran into
= c3ger- carriage and two horses at
Hor.fJrd'- crossing, near the Wal
worth farm. short distance from
Montieel'o. The occupants Of the
carriage were isaiore David
son and abram Go' dsberg. both
Jews. The cowcstcher OF the loco
motive seems To have struck the car
rage near the front of th. fore vince
with snch force as to hurl horses and
carriage distance Of nearly sixty
feet, carrying away fence posts,
which s'ooi eighteen inches in the
ground, killing both horses instantly,
completely demolishing the carriage
and knocking the men senseless. The
men are Dow recovering slowly from
internal injuries.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

The GREAT AMERICAN GaNsuAr
1Ios REMEDY DR.. VIM. Halls Bs-
San for the lungs cures the worst cz-ss
81 eougt-, colds and AL the diseases ~
The lungs, throat ana chest. For
whooping cough and Group it il EFF
tain specific. The most obstinate cases
surely yield to Halls Bsisam, when
used perssveringly. stands al lie head
OF all cough preparations. sod every
where. John r. Henry, Cnrran Il o..
proprietors, Il sCollege Place y Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

General Grants Des Moines speech
has been attributed to . political mo-
tive, and many surmise that i, was
carefully set for that occasion. Bu'
the fact is that it grew out OF an If.
ternoon ride around Des Moines
with Judge Cole and others, and the
educational discussions prompted by
. cursory inspection OF the free
school buildings Of the capital city.
The President promised to refer to
the subject 10 an expected speech
that evening, and on returning from
the ride devoted about thirty min
utes to the preparation Of tins effort
which 80 suddenly became famous.
II is quite evident that he struck q
popular chord, and 10 destined TO ex-
ert . far grester in6uencs in the fu-
ture.-Daenport Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14
AdminisiralOr's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the nd-r-
signed has Ills a2y oee. 4pE1.a.Ss. D. III.
dIrrait Court ~ Cellar county. Iowa Ac-
fnin!sirator Of the estate OF Martin Divine
feceas~d, and Alt persoa. havIag claim.
against said estate are hereby notified 10
rEs them With the clerk Ell said Court
clearly stated aud duly sworn Ia. and per-
sons OWN said estate are notified to max {
signed.
Dated al CenteriAls Cellar county, Iowa
this ith day Of October A. ID. is-5
ilH2 AAEDs SMITH AtmlnistrsLor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

Tue QUERY sgsiEast s.saeas! Bark
is proi8ciag i,s fruits Bankers
-hose seIsshness il stronger than
their patriotism are ready 10 sGsren-
der the natio0L system because 'hey
could make more ncoev Nth State
banks. Batit viii be . sorry das
for the people when or uniform
tank currency Is exchanged for The
uili cat nr.v Of State Institutions.
and ev@rv business lsn AMI trareler
il compelled to par tribute 70 tn@
exchange broker in order 70 trade
out Of tse Stare, or TO 20 two bun
irei miles fruxn bone. TIE na.ioo-
d banks are denounced A. mOn0p-
olies. BOT many Of the owners Of
bank sroc. sniak that safe charter
Z more deslraoie mooop0lv. During
.-o ssys Of AS; week over tl,ss.-
i,pD Of baax notes were surrendered.
including $4,000 BY the Contra
National Bank Of Chicago
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Oct 9th, l.5
ADMlNGsTRATOR,s NOTICE

Notice ls hereby given that the under.
signed has this day been appointed BY tbs
Circuit Coart VI Cedar County, Iowa admi Il .
i.tFator Of tFls Estate Of William simpson
deceased; and all persons having claim,
against said Estate are hereby notified 10
die them With the Clerk Of said Court clear
ID stated and duly s~ornt1 aud persons
owing said Estat. are BDildet u make in-
mediate payment 10 the "a 1d-r~igued
Dated al Upton. Iowa, tnl- llta day oi
October A. II I.75.
GEORGE SLATER AdTn'g
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14
THE GREAT CAUSE
- HUMAN MISERY.

Just published. II & Sealed Envelope. Price
ak cents.
alsctuss % the Mature, Ttsstnse,, AMI Rascal
euas Of --ninaI Wsskne@s or Aperma-
tDrrhea induced by seif Abuse, IIyoiun-
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biIlts. and i.SedimeEts 70 Marriage gen
orally. Gousam piioD, Epilspry. and Fits;
Mental and Phy.ieal luGapse.ty. sc.-by
ROBERT j, GULsEkWELL, n. L., author
Of the "3resu Book, DC.
The worid-reno~ned 1tn0r, in this ad-
mtrebis Lecture, clearly prove. from his
own experience that the awful conse-
ausE1eE u seif-Abuss may he effect uAIIy
removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, boagies. In
strCns nLs. rings, or coFdials, painting cut
a m Ade u cure At once certain and eneatGAs
by y hitch every sufferer. no matter what
his condition may be- may enrs himself
ensASiy, privately and radically.
ES Ths lecture win prove boon TO
Thousands and tnousandG
sent under seal. in plain envelope. 10
any address, on receipt u six cents, or t~c
postage stamps.
CHAS. j. &. KLINE Il CO..
l21 bOWKEY. NEW YOyK,
post-ofhes Boz lh66. hyi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

II has been mntually agreed by
the representative Of both parties
that 10 'elepraphing Ohio election re
turns the comparison will be made
with the vote for Governor in 1873.
Allen was then elected by 81. ma.
lority, but in 1874 the Democrats
carried the State by 1000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

AiEfikLD, Ucf. IIth. I5.J.
Thanks for your dispatch. Am
sho, in the left side, not thigh, as re.
ported. Wound has been prohed six
inches, bali not found. Don't hur,
much except pain near lef, kidney
Surgeons make me keep entirely
quiet, forbid my moving at ALL
don't think i, very dangerous.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-10-14

The New York Times prints in full
Secretary Belknap's banquet speech
ut Des Moines in response to the toast
of iowa" Itthinks ii noteworthy
in the succinctness Of its quick but
comprehensive sketch Of Iowa, and
eloquen, in its tribute to the vslor
and renoun Of 'tthe young State"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
GEN. M,DovALD CoNrIcrED.
Tho Chief Of the Whiskcy Ring to be Sent to
the Pcnitentinry.


ST. LoUIs, Nov. 22.-The conviction OF
Gen. Mcdonald, although generally expected
has nevertheless caused a decided sensation In
this city. The jury was out about two hours
only, Just long enough to take vote on EACH Of
the eight counts in the Indictment. For several
days past the friends OF the Whiskcy Ring rogues
have been confident that there would be a hung
Jury In McDonald's case, and bets to that effect
were freely made on Sunday and Saturday. or
course this created the impression that the
Ring had been able to reach one or two OF the
Jurors. The representatives OF the Government,
while they secuted the idea that any OF the Ring
had been able to make connections with the jury,
were nevertheless a little nervous. A number
OF detectives were employed to shadow the
Jury, but "a the Court had allowed them to
separate each day 1t was almost impossible that
every one OF them could be under surveillance
all the time. The yer let OF guilty on all the
eight counts did not appear to affect Mcdonald
In the slightest degree. Not muscle OF his
face moved. and there was not even a twitching
OF the fingers, but lie stood there like statue
OF iron the lealt nervous apparently OF anv man
In the court room.
As soon as the verdict was rendered the Court
ordered Mcdonald into the custody OF the M1r-
shal, and directed him to conduct him to jail in
default of $5OOtO additional security. II l.
scarcely probable that he will be able TO lnd
that amount OF bail tonight. The convection
OF this main pillar Of the corrupt combination
has struck terror into remainder Of the Ring.
Ayery's trial will begin Tomorrow. aud the
testimony on the part Of the prosecution will
probably be all In before Wednesday night. The
District Attorney claims that "A conviction In
this case is beyond question.
There Ia much speculation as to whether
Mcdonald will take his sentence and assume
the striped uniform with the same equanlmity
that he displayed in court this evening. There
are some who say that he will weaken and
squeal but the general impression Il that he
VIII prove game until the last hour OF his term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
OBEYING THE ROSS.
The WaY the Brooklyn Politicians Manag,
the Board OF Aldermen.

the Board OF Aldermen.
Boss Mclaughlin gave orders yesterday
that the Aldermen must confirm Mayor Hunter 5
nominations OF Edward Rowe aud Cornelius j
Bergen for Park Commissioners. under a new
law leeislating out the Stranahan Board, who
have served without pay, and providing for a
President at $500 salary, aud two Park Com
missoners at s2,0Oo year salary. The Mayor had
also sent in the name Of ID. ID. whitney, since
appointed Register Of Arrears. The names had
gone to the Law Committee, who reported
against their confirm alton because IL was unfair
to depose without cause tho present Commits.
sioners Who laid out the Park. THIS report vas
tabled last April. Yes erday, therefore, Alder
man O'Reily moved TO amend the Law Com
n.ittee's report so that the names should appear
of Edward Rowe as President Of the Park Com
mission, and Cornelius j. Bergen a. Associate
Commissioners. He then moved the previous
question. shutting of debate.
Aldermen Ropes shouted " This Is a cOwardly
act, ana protest. President Bergen began TO
hammer the desk with his gayel and ordered
the clerk 10 call the roll on the main question
lhis wa carried in confusion by a vote Of 10 to
H. several membors protesting against the care
less handling of so important "A question.
o.i ne resolution recurring on Alderman
q Ohcil'ys amendment 10 confirm the names
me.niioned, Alderman h2pe' arose. TO speak
hit Was siienced 10y the Chairman Everything
Wa confusion, ana when the Republican mem
hrr, were called on TO vote yes or mo" on
tue que-uol OF confirmation they yelled back
10 tho rlcrk. "Gag-law." Tyranny" and :" i
protest Aldermen Fisher ana Kowley tried
To- discuss the question, but they were raped
down At length the vote was declared as
twenty IN the affirmative and twelve in the
negative. Au unforeseen difficulty arises in the
complication. The Old Park Commissioners
VIII have charge of the Park outside II the city
hults and ol the BOuleyards. The newly ap-
pointed commission have control of the $li
tutpu Park. Under the law which provides Tor
the appointment Of commissioners every two
ycara after the 1T Of January, lsij the new
toWmls-lourra, Ol1 Of wuom h yet 10 be ap-
p"iut'd 10 Ilhce ol sr. Wnituey, viii hold oliice
but fOr,ycar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
A BEECHER REVIVAL.
ExhOriations aud the Prayers TINT were
Favored with the scandal.

Favored with the scandal.
small gathering of Plymouth Church
members, last night began the revival services
that are 70 be conducted by Mr.. Beecher every
evening Of this week except on Thursday. There
was no adopting OF the Moody and Sankey
methods, aud the songs that were sung were
from the Plymouth collection. Mr.. BeeCher's
personal troubles were uppermost IN his talk
and in the prayers Of his brethren. He said
There are some reasons why We should come togeth.
er 10y ourselves without attempting to the whole
very severe and peculiar history-a history Of love
thasleulng, a history that PERHAPS We needed very
much for II has been for years church tha lived ia
tht iu blaze Of publicity church that had IA ~ very
admirable excellence, and with considerable Con.
sciounese Of IT, church that had is constantly
marked d-aud under all those circumstances with all It's
prosperity, II was very .nuuh Ia dan
ger ot becoming church Of spiritual PRIDE,
OF Cot aud not Of Itself or OF man needed 10 tce
mat severely and for long time. IL has pleased God
70 tehd Us many thOrns-quite enough To 20 around
nul Tor every person 10 have his portion In due
ana nov We should meet together with fun sense Of
me good rluccd toward us recognition Of our sense
good .iuit t has brought forth m us IN so humbiLg
our-eNes before Cod not any ditpnraglng waV, not
children.
Il. L. Hale prayed that while malice and envy
ana pei secutiOn had sought To break down the
pastors influence aud crush him to earth, the
arm ot the Lord had cnfolded him and Brother
lihlnday thanked God for the bitter experiences
winch had inspired them 10 live nearer to God.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
THE zAVlLLA WILLIfMs's FATE.
In Nor'wcster on Cape Cod-supposed Loss
of n Meehnwken Brig.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov. 22.-The schooner
Nellie Belle, Capt. Benner, Port johnson for Salem,
sailed from this port the morning of the 10Th inst
with southerly wind. on Cape Cod that night. In
heavy squal from the north~es she lost fOresa and
split mansail somewhat. on the 18th she lay to all
The deck load OF coal washed OIL the boat washed
from the dayits, and the tsrpauin and hatch bars
washed of. The boat was saved and the matches se-
cured. AZ p, W. saw brig running for them. which
proNcu to DE- the LANAa ilhaihs, capt Neasy from
main rigging union down. when ssinR. the Captain
made signs Of distress and indicated that the vessel
leaking badly Her forcsail, foretopmast staysai and
lh we're nyine IN shreds she vas running under her
whole forrOpsail, aud going very fast. he gale
continued TO increase until y. M. and I'D not hcg In
to moderate until after midnight. The Nellie Belle
could not make sa until the next evening oV lug t.
tue fearful sea that was running she made ape Cod
ycattrday With ind nOitf-uortuCast anu bore for
this port Capt Dcnner thiuks the Zavalia Williams
must have gore down before the gale abated.