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, 1881-10-11

1TEM4s
Announcement Is made Of tic appointment OF
Mr. Charles i. Infnhcrt Us General Passenger
Agent Of ths Troy 4 huston Knllrond.
Col. Joseph Hill has been appointed GENERAL
Superintendent Of tho E,,st ST. Louis s. Caron-
delot hallway, villa headquarters ut st. Louis.
Superintendent Wheeler, Of tho Western
Weighing AssucIatton, repo,ts thut. during tl.u
month Of September. thoro wcro weighed, uh.
der bis direction, 47,ss:a car-tuads uf freight.
THO ClIcuyo. Milwaukee, s. st. Paul Natiroat
annouces ttint. after Oct. Ii, tickets to SermIi-
Ion, rankton, slnux Fa!ls, Or any point Oh It's
slunx City &; Da!<otn Division, sold In Chl c,lsu
or south or east thereof, rcadtng u Eloux City
VIII my dttiGr tttc, ttancc vtis tho milwaukee, l.
st. Paul, Will nut bv ncttptel.
Thu ch,cano 8: Alton has Just completed y
new dn.lx-car n9nsd tho "cont,nsntn!,'
strlsetcd; 1t Will 'naku its initial trip next
"Wednesday. steclnl train, c..t,s1stit,9 Of lie
chasr cur, will leave the General Unon russtsi-
CUR Depot, uurler nr M1tlisUfl at!l Enfal atruets
ii ]! 4. IT,, and WIN he rtl, tu Joliet and rriur
to Elvo tho Invited guests un opportunity u i'll
BNect this gem Ut II CIR
Dir. Chnrlus G.. Eddy, General Freight Agent Of
the chtcax1 q Northwestern HnllwAy, haa Just
issnsa m following 9rSr % uEess a9 c9
Mtles CITY. via Glolldtve. Mont.. Informing thom
that be Ii advised tnat tno Nnrthorn l'aetso can
III" ECES!ft 6HipluuHkd III 4EEtHHk LOT al493 lily
vin Glenliyu. Auerts nru Instructed to receipt
fur freight ns fur us Glenuivo only, as shippsrs
or cuIlaKneus MluSt provide thoIv UWn truusi]pr.
tat4o" iso1' TUT Ho'nt'
bridge builders. now constructing tho Northern
Pacific lsaI!rt,ad bridge ~ l,IsMlrex, Is n mo
WU. and viii not 10 completed beforu Uctouer,
lSE, Tho bridge Will Oc twu t,iilcs In let,Eth
viii sla.id on six pliers, und In It's construction i
Mir. l}clInws lcavos tntay f0r lAufnyelto, lht, tn
pfdcttrc twenty-five iat cnrs fs,r hauttng Yrnvci,
new locomotives. ind sxca'ntung steat's shovels.
Ar, ~ a. Ntmoat!, tor tnany Sears cniei clerk
r. sIt tnG G9tseEna tsS9nt o.ngn o. .a0 Gn!enRu
~ " In1 w. 'eW LresuI AReme
VI onn 1o Ase 2.orn na 'to sasuth ~, th ~, n tM
n,r. t,1 ,a ~ ~ ua Mo MINI aau G!.eGns
Hse!l Iurtunate ~ naVh,R ueGh An!e 70 secure
, 1881-10-11
VESSEL CHARTERS.
An, 7tf9nrtth =. y

Special Dispateh TO The Chtcaoo Tribune.
DuFpAI.0, n. T., Oct. 10.-Coal freights totlay
cont!nl,e ttru, at last weeks quotations. En.
gagemcnks-propeiIcs Oceann and schDoners
Michigan. Nicholson, und Gardner, coal to Chl.
caRo NJ $l,@o: propcllcrs ". H. Ilar,,um, G. j.
kershaw. md r. W. Palmer, coal to siElwnukeo
ut fl&!: schooner II. F. Merry, sand to nctrs,lt
at ~ cunts, two ieltvctica. Cnt,nl fro1Hlts hasc
RtlvMbced nnuther II cent. Shipments we're
tundo at * cents On Whcnt. III cunts On coru,
aud " ee1.s oa Huxsao! 10 f;os York.
At MILWAUKEE, Wis.
Epteias Uspateh to TAs Chttaso TRIBUNE
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 14.-Tho schonnprs Amcriu-
an and Iris were cslngtered for wood from Blstr!
Hny ut $3.1S per curi.
At CLEyELASp,O O.
spfttal Dt*paseh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
CLEvE14AND, u. Oct. 10-EhurtGr--ScAo1Dn
Mineral Stnte, Gunl, Lornino tO Nacine, $l.31
tree,
, 1881-10-11


NUMBER ot chnnfcs and appointments In tho
Goodrich Line have tnken ptacu by tho addition
Of tho nnw propeller Mfoh!gun to tho llne CAPT.
X. TrlntltyIlio, wcl-knowu ChIc,uo skIpptr
has beou appointed n,as,cr Of Ito INV ,,rnitcr
Mlrllunu. 1ou It,,ssnIi hns hmm uunoin,nl rir.,
sfn,a At act',,,o ~, t
HnrltIul. IAa teeh appointed Second Mute
Gcurgo Cogan hus bcctl appu.utea Flst Eust.
uecr, and Ge.,rxs Nelson Steward. Thn crt.w
havf unne to l]ctrot. nn,t .he Mtch,oon viii ~.
rive ut Milwaukee, next sunuuy. blr. Arna.t,
for long tlmu the clark If rho Meno,nluee. viii
go III tho satlc p.,sitton On tho Miohivan. Ills
plaeo Oh rhe Meuon,inee wns tnkrn bv WiI,tn,n
ilerbst. John htngnor has been appointed Htc,y.
ari on tho Mcnomnec. Tho nc,y uropcer
Michigan will Immediately bc placed ou Tho route
between Milwaukee, and Grant ftayc,1. and the
steamer City Of Milwaukee w,th,lrawn.
THE J,tKnf,r At ERIE,
Tho Government work on tho harbor has been
IN ne,o ~ ,,,.h ha thu "a,, oto"n utu o" W"
pior Vi tic ohai,noi extension, aII thNt Ii INV
i'c.'np!otc. Lake met. have bcon troubled for
years by hugo har that WIS always to bu f.unu
~ h shs @ smsraaSG % t9 ing snnno,; aua ~ attempt
rho Ts uuu snrcmt "H i, n In nS.nno III nn!
sf, ,F th sn,,t ~ XIV ,I,'s, ~
ioet shurior than tko north pier, tic III gH cnrfsut
roko y ,!s end q tno sSnth pier and loyt y
ae te euts1 @ ntoIs oe 1fsS . @ Ie oornon ~ % 3. saS
r. !. ti,n.s,.ht ~ Va. ~ n,ns.u. " au
prpyrpt lIn Jorn,utjpp, o
rtIr axrx ,ouxcnv
.rh, ,o,o,,,a .,,',."s 49,, se,,,.,s.
Crcut, iiay Satureuy ,nDrn{uK, autI rotnaineti In
port shero until Saturday evening" When alio
loft for Escs.,Iabn, whcru sns remained ali tiay
yea!!srttIy. The Johnsu nus received osslors %
grulsn tho Northern wMtcrs q th1a lak0 and to
wv oa 'ae ''oKou' 'or Vesseta w. oIstfeas.
nocK AND hTIlEH NOTES.
Ihe sa'tofs UNION meets tonight.
Tboro yFero thirt hrne ynssula at tha J,,cohcr
plurkCt yestoriiny.
trn,. .,s,o,,.u a.. ,,.., on.
crs' dry-ClorE being calscl,
a.. "a .r.-.
:, Moet ~ tao oIu cn.r!ets sepofted now nrc
" It ""'ch t"ca"a pro''S lo"aa'
The schooner E.nclEn0 lost her spritsall yard
at thu lumber snhrlut yesterday.
TIN line sten,u. bnruo oueer or TIM Went Cant
Charlie MubiliiaIl, Ii nvatr III n0rt. @"es~
n,,, .,,,,naav ,,.,,,., ,,,., w.. .,-
Inc euhooncr IMolcAl biSt nef ahCaor-stock
tlnv. "'"os'a' IT. 4"''s'" e''''' ps'oa' see'es'
NJ. <,.,,
Al, Ant Eleto!and i1enasr ghys cohl IL 20 scarce
aaefo that II u aoaottu''l Vosse' ooa4u procure
'oa'.
The mA9y friends OF Gspt. Courtland, Of tho
inR iR y. ~ hGoeKa"ay' WILL 10 Pa'nea 10 4eash of
Tho schoonor Midland Royor. Cant. CrooTn.
arrived IN 1iort yesterday from Midland with 4
car9o OF tas'bark.
par1sluns Island. Like Enncr,Sr. hns bncn ~ rs res
fcnseI withnnt tianaTe AZ tuamnnt. 0ss' ~
~ N'@s ~ '@
Tho SCHOONER Am9rltai'. Capt Cal Uo9ker,
, 1881-10-11
A WILL TO Be CONTESTED.

hplIsOrlHLp, H., Dot. l0.-A bItl was G.ed to-
day III tho Circuit Court to break the will Ut
Thomas htrowasldEu. nf thfs city, who dod In
Junp. 1850. leaving hn estate VALUED ut tG0,U00.
Ife 1nat0 s0vGFnl be9ucss to al his heIrs ut Iuw,
Us s'well NJ aevoral bcgucsts tu churches, otc.,
but LIFT tho bulk Of hta property to tho Iluula
for tho Erlcndlcss In this city. Tho will has
bocn admitted to probate. but tho heirs have
umpl0yttl Emery 4. Storrs to contest it un tho
ground oi ua.cKul unsnundnuSa OF rnlt.l Sud tho
undue Int uence Ut u YlAtvr.
, 1881-10-11

a gtri At AndGrsop, KY, desired . now hot
according 10 tho ruling fashion, but bad id
muney ~ buy them. 4 hrllant-hue4 rooslrr
feAthsrs. aud adorned tuo hat rxuGty ~ h0r Tx.
Ing. Hut the oWt,tr OF the FOWL hmd her nrreyte,
aud she Wore tho hal iu court iAstual VI church,
w ghe eAl intended.
, 1881-10-11
Quite d Fleet Chartered Yrster.
day to Carry Corn to
Buffalo.
Three Cents the Prevailing Rate
Paid by Shippers for
Room.
Tho Stunm-Bnr9e Join Is. Lyon
Gets Akrotiiitt at Division
Street Bridge.
Around tho Lakes-Vesesl Oharters-Dook
and Other Notes-Arrivals and
Departures,
1.A1S1: F}lE1HI1TS.
s,klkPA

Quite t!eot was chartered for corn to ilu1nt9
yesterday. tho rate paid ho!ng . cents. SentIy
every available clrr,or IN pnrt VAS takvn. ami
tho prnspcct il thnt 4qb raslts Will hu Iere and
paid l,y shippers bctDrc tho cluso OF the 1nck
fur rt,un IL luwnr lake ptrts. Ho tnnny grain
carriers hnvn gune Into tho lnInber and GRO
tra.les tint there IL scarcity Ut yrssels slitabo
to c,.try xtn,t. and thoso In pt,rt Will nnlot,bt.
etiy r:cclvu phylliB ftdlghts down tho lakes f,t
tho bnlance of tho season. Tho following ON.
brace those chartered yesterday:
, 1881-10-11

COSEY fHt.AND.

COSEY ISLAND.
COskr ISLAM, CUt;1sRE, Oct. 1U.--Tlrec.auar.
tiers " n rt,Ifn. Htatnbaett.t Arst Wakefield sce4
ond. LlttIe Put thlrsl. Tinlc, l:IG4.
-, one milo: MnEglo G. first, l3esnadtne seooni,
Tupsr third. 'rIine, l:4t4.
Ftvt.ekXnths Or II 1niIn; Mhtu i1tst, Frankie u.
scrnnt Gladstone thfr, TInr, u.s.
Mile ind Il t,llnrter hursile-rAuu: Ike DonbRm
tlfht. Speculation secuAa. Duke VI keut lntrI.
Time, Z:lui4.
, 1881-10-11
llEMTiflEl.

sptetal 1ssaseh 10 Ths EAteaeg Tribune.
A1LWAuxEE, Oct. 10.-The unfortunate, part
ly.p4Ealyzed stranger who has boon ut the police
station since Saturday has boon tlnutlned III
sont to n!At plae1 ton}QrrQw, NNfhtug Of tho
untoffnnat99 A!stQtX can ba leRtneA.
, 1881-10-11

apteiat Dspatth to The Chteaeo Tribune.
j ISn1ASAPOL1s, Ind. Oct 10,-Gotice was ru-
eoivett today of the appointment Of G. r. Ilcn-
dcrson rs General Manager Of tue consolidated
lines ef tho Indianapolis, l}toptlln9ton t. West.
Grn llaflruAd Cofnuany, with his hrndQnartcrs ut
indianapolis, lnstcud uF, lis formerly, ut New
Turk.
, 1881-10-11

M1SNEA1sULtS e ST. LOUIS.
81. Patti. Mimi, Oct. I0.-Tho ncw Hoard Of
Directors nf tho Minhenuolls & st. Louis 1tull-
roatl elected tho following officers: President,
". D. Wnshttn: yIee. .f'rrs!de,tt, II. T. Wc1los:
Treasurer. y. II. 1lotle: SECRETARY ST. r, llnw.
kiust Extunttyb Nnut,l ". D. Wnahburn. e. II.
Petit, j. IL. sdo, ". W. sfcNair.
, 1881-10-11

C1NctNNArt, Oct. lU.--J. n. Douglas. tho tow
ly-nppolntc1 Kecolver uf tho Ohtu & Mlss!ssIpp!
Railroad, reached Tho ulty tUnKht.
, 1881-10-11
GRAND ARMY.

PnlttApELrul4, Oct. 'll.-1hU tftesnth anna-
vatsasy 1t ths organization of the 0rsnd Atmy
Ut the Republic VI shI1 bsato was celebrated
today,
, 1881-10-11
THE RUSSIAN FtF

THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
eAa FRANCISCO, Cal. Uct. l0,-Tho Itussian
1leat. cons!astnx 1e the Ciastua. Africa, and
Eslstulk, sailed tor uouoluIu today.
, 1881-10-11

Tho General superintendent NJ the llI!no1s
CeRtrul has, in accordance with the expressed
wishes Ut such Of tue patrons ot tho Hyde park
, 1881-10-11

Unlike oihee trnn preparations, HEoWp's .1Fua
nlttesa will uot lnllrc lilo teotA.
, 1881-10-11


6rtttat I'ttpateh 10 Jhs cAfeaee 1tfbuns.
TAwAy .GlrY. Mich, Oct. lO..-Ttlu eehoono
Fnyntte nruwn took refuge 6era during las
sasss a ss" sseF yS fa55s1 Swss hHr nss'
lhen. IL atsU III tho narDUr, aa are ala0 d large
uutubcr OF craft.
1'UNT or CHICAGO.
..-.. AttitivAts.
s%r ar ;ShtaD5ssn ;sn55s Mas!s%r"e sna'Tss
fSe i i.s~s iS.s!sSsft5: E,ssss: Ssif; s'9 ino4e
ir%p if%p, 4sFt1s fy,r, s9t"snl s lud'nso" lumber.
|S S As:;:fE ;sSYPp ,s.e.t; sses.*
|!sS %sss 7 hsss!s y: !%*:; l's!;:' s'''
@ !!rSf 'iis; hs; il; $;: iS;;;:i iss;:.
l,rgp jnhn .: Ly;;ln: Da!ial", RIAL.
i,ts!h Sty 4 i!aia!,, (iai',.k. iuntt,.ss.
i,iap aitnaasata i:Sexa.bs. it"asofa.
i,ttSp SSefsyf,.. ] GHasi".tct. ,GHsiiatt .Snns' so"'
I.f%s fs is.YM1t'sss r. f. ,,g' EE::aa
ssNs 4. !ira.i'sr. sia'sss;ss. [aa.Ss;
se'f Aia:s!s i.il: Ma,s:sSn. .rs; sPst sa,.or.
sshEii sstE Il :; I; T,ans'I T.. RS aLa ,.,:na,te, te,
s:: st: II S,fa .I S" z! . s aiah1Ia; % lumber
ssH! ts4Fy ! iiafsef sT T. l:aissto sfiss s'f s,ber
isir ishF 1na Ii i Ms'S{ assa: a:.Ssp; 'n;s9 t!.sF'
setir xirl,i. ;rand iiav.i'. iun,i'ar.
q i|s .;ss 's$s '@Ss; ass;
sat,r ashr HeiHHlt, u GtltssRyt: tirs .,..
s ss!s |;+s:a WEsS; W's; s:E%;i ;s: fss'ss! sooa'
sshr t. W. iMstysri,,t. % i NJ. .sA,.n, lathes.
@ shr f.s siiiE iisy"". usaa isa,so. lunse
sss: sss; Hs!ssS; Hi?s!!Is!$ ;i!"st. !s!%s S'i i,ber
ssr sr Eass Nas+ f'fss'! WIFI *ssr ibct bn0sf
sss: i:si"b,s,t: i.aq'nxssn: i'':ast.
sssf stf !xs5 1a; rs.s Esssat :fS%a; .St msSs
fsF fsSf .d4fS i14it;G ;ss %S Ia1s. ss iS'ass csss,
sst!t lsss1axAy. y ~ ursnd iinvGtl tuth''es.
ssi; ss; tsss "ss s'is. Ss'iiss is.ntss ssti iu,ne
ssi iiIe;; iis ;;fssa S5s1d n9S sss Mr ss.eF
ssSs is tssis Il i%xI, s bs$syssst: /; !a%Ss5,
ssGr sGr ts Is'|s tS: snsst !s''*'
Achr Adflustc. sns:sao,t tuu,bsr.
Hc!,r ttrkt'ry !&sst. Aiastrkot!. .ntnbsr.
sssr ssr tlSsea''s l,is. aanI:ss Ia!'f'; i''ler A'sf
kenr {: a!isieison. it,dsna."n. lumber.
sss sssf !lss' t.S. ,|s'.s asssss iHtSss ,aa.ssr
sssf NS;'?' sssn Asss's. ,a;sss, 'a5s
erhr !!tter. I.iIu,aloi.. luulbes,
S S:Sf af / Ss;E, ;.SsSs! {s,ss.
schr 'l,l:, Es!a,nnhn. 1f,n;ors.
ss!.T ssTs 1 !! y Msis. 'G'ss i'ss;us st,s sSs, Goa"
sesf esf %Sfa"3 1;1Sss ax'y. 1s' b.,.
ii! ii! i ;iss; !Sss!s Ssss! i;sl S$s lumber,
st!t tim @ H!xel. MutGeuns iunllss;
:: :$: Ssi; $'s III; S;s:s ~: ':.:: ;
:s!'f s!5 fe:aSs,s! I. Sfas 4sa's, 4sta,.. esq., ST.
Hcht jessie iht}la, EfnNkftFt, lumber.
, 1881-10-11
Clff{tISE1t

E1,lLApELpHIA, H.. Uut. l1-ln the Engltsh-
American cricket mulch today tho Amesieans IN
tue sopun4 !nnlnX scored II: total for two tn-
nuAf4, lte. Thu lslttsh4rR soor4d lG6 in &ha SEQ
unQ iuAinR, Of u tusal Vt III.
, 1881-10-11

~ 1NKe Er1e rurts 1s ntfsAht MY ports M I'tk0
Erlo west OF and Including Er!e to which Ison.use
fa consigned, hnd from wh(ph conl is shipped.
, 1881-10-11

CHICAGO VS.. CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, D., Oct. IA-Iho gane today re-
sultud ~ follows.
thiiitAjs- 3 /!
Cluyoiuu4. .......,.,.,.0 o Q y Q Q | 9 0-1
ChcAK1.,.. ,..,.,.....l ~
, 1881-10-11

ronsi Is divided up Into hranchcs and divisions Us
futlowa:
..... ........ ...... MIlcs.
Matne Line tC1nfon Tact,c 1lnIlroal}.. ...... lGM
0n,ahn l. Republican Valley Division. .,...... 1t.
Qn1tttla, NnOrnrA i 13lhck Hills Dlvisnn.... u
Colorado ulvtatDn lC0nrntlo CGntrntl. ....,,,. 1N
Ht. Jusepli & Western Division ............... .l.
Ju!csourR llraiich sDenyer Junction to Dcll.
Mafysyiii!a ioa Vaiiiey division. II
Echo 1'Ark City branch. ch.............,....... g.
Utnh s. Northern Division. n........,.......... AIS
Fort llussc: Any, md other spurs.+....... II
Nlaln Line tkansas Pacific HuIlwnyj... GD
14cnycnwDrih llrAlch. Observation-Disclosures. II
knnsas Central uranch ...................... ltA
CaFb1ntRte Branch. .......... 80. ......... 1E
1uncGnn City y Fort kcArtley UIvisI0n..,... 20
SOLOMON DIVISION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hi
SalluA L. southwestern. ..,..... ..........,. iW
Chcyenne D!vtst0h tDenvcr pac!lIc} .......,. Jug
lson!dcr Valley DlvlsiHH. II
GD1len, Boulder i carjb0t. O
Wynndntta & Enterprise spurs, s,..,,,.,,...,
Donrer & South pnrk Division. ............... sa1
Grnnl Total ....... ................,.....31 g. 1,5
Ihe lrileHHo IN cnllrso 0f construction md to
be completed by tho close OF 1BS.. 50 fur ng puh-
~ knnwf,, foOts up somG tD0 miles. This w4rk ts
inatnay on TIC OreKon Draurh, from urMnKoE,
1!ratich. through Western Montana; on the
taroe'ey Salt Luke 4 l'aelflo rssnct,, FROM Grco.
ley TO North Park; Colo: md OIL yMrio,1s Gxtou-
sl1ns OF tho Denver j. South Park Division.
, 1881-10-11

Orc frefXhts nro rcpoEted Us very strouY, tue
revival VI Erlln fre!ghts being likely 10 draw
ao1nc of the Krntu.yes engaged In carrying
ore at prcscnt bnck 10 tholr proper trade. Tho
following arc HOW the rates:
Frum EsCanluu To Chicago. ..,......,$ 1.Ni
From EscAnaha to Grand llnson...... l.ui
FROM EsgltlAbn 10 Sotith EhiGAEu....., LII
From EsGnnAIN tn Lake Erie purls.,.. t.G0l1 1.Ii
Fron HaHluctto to Lake Erle pOrts... ..uUitg9.225
, 1881-10-11
Total capaclty.. ....... ,...... 5Ns, ,.ul
fF$4fRtf

Lumber fre8hts ranntn stcndy nnd firm ut
ths ruling ratcs. Vessels Ato In Huol dcmant,
especially for enst-ahore ports. 4 tcw chnrters
wcru tslnto yesterday ut tue following rates:
Frum East Saginaw 10 Lnku Eric ~
ports. $1.nj 6l3.iD
FrUns Enst SnHin1w to Ch!GAk0..... H1i &S.lU
From j3ny Cty 10 I,nkU Erie pnrts.. H.fU &gkT1
From Hay city 10 Chicago. ......... Iu0 tE)..5
FrUm MNntsttu to ChIeHHu..,....... .,.lsH
From l.,ld!ngtbn to Ehlcuro. ....... ..1.ii
From White Luke tu ChicMHo....... n.U
Erum Grand ltnvch 10 Chicngu..... l.s1tl12.tD
From MuskrKuu to ChiCltKu. ....... l.b1.tQLa.W
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

The comet, or some other disturbcr.
has made 1881 thus far il memorable
year. The almost universal and exces.
sive cold, SHOWS, floods, hurricanes, and
extremes Of heat, are not easily ac-
counted for by any ordinary agencies
known to scientific men. II the comet
has nothing to do with it. who or what
shall he held responsible?-Chicago In
teri Ocean.
The Perihelion, Of course. Didn't the
ADVANCE tell you so in three column
article ut the beginning of 1881? Go
to.-yon scoffers. And the trouble is
only began. You fellows who are not
!" on the ground floor with Boreas
add Prrihelion and the spirits may well
trembie,
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

Ninety.seven out of every 100 of our
exchanges appear to be under bonds to
say nothing original.-Denvcr Great
West.
Well, that don't apply to the Worth
ington ADVANCE. A thousand papers
like the Great West and the ADVANCE
would revolutionize the politics and
the theology Of the country in a few
years,
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
no " AND WHERE Nc PETERSON DIED.

HOW AND WHERE MCPHERSON DIED.
BIG STONE CITY, d. Il. Aug. Is, 1881.
EDITOR ADVANCED notice All ar
ticle in your paper Of Aug. 1lth under
the head Of "Ilow Mcpherson Died, "
and as it brings up recol!ectiOns of that
sanguinary battle with Hood, Am i'm
PEELED to give Il few additional facts in
connection with McPhersoh'S untiu,cly
death.
1t is we'll known that Mcpherson was
a rising star III the army Of the west
He had just been promoted from the
command of the old veteran 18th corps
to that of the army Of the Tennessee,
and lis name was Cn tile lips OF every
Union soldier in tnat department.
Gen. Frank T.. Blair had succeeded to
the command of the 18th corps, and
though hate to CAST reflections on any
officer or soldier, yet it Was the prevail
ing opinion among officers and soldiers
at the time of Mcpherson $ death, that,
had Gen. Blair been in his proper posi-
ton during that fight, q brave man
might have been spared to do noble SER
vice III the cause of liberty. Tie facts
are these: Gen. Mcpherson ut the
opening fire Of the rebels rode up in rear
of the old 18th, his favorite corps, in
searcl, of Gen. Blair, who evidently was
not at his proper post. The 17til WAS
then hotly engaged with the rebels, and
the General was urged by his attrn-
dants to ride 1T safer distance. bus
made the characteristic ic remark, that if
he had to die he knew of no place that
would suit him better than to die with
his old veteran corps, the 18th, and it
was with that corps he died. I was Il
member Of Gen. Leggett's division of
said corps and know that the General
was shot in i corn field about fifteen
rods III rear of our division. These are
facts gathered from eye-witnesses on
the battle field.
General Mcpherson by casual OBJ
server would have been taken for any,
thing but military man. Hisappear-
ance was rather feminine than otherwise
and yet he was a stranger to fear, rs
calm and collected under \ calling fire
rs in Il drawing room; nothing seemed
to disturb his serenity. A smile was
ever on his lip, and it was only in the
depths Of his expressive eye that You
discerned the fire Of the true soldier.
There it WAS that the Spartan courage
ever scintillated and revealed the hero.
A. J. MANLY.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1881.
! We wish we had time and space to

We wish we had time and space to
take a hand in that discussion between
Burt Day, of the Jackson Republic, and
Rev. Savage, of Window, about the
chances of Gitteau in the other world.
Our opinion it that Gitteau will 'bile':'
for some time in one of those big black
kettles until the stains of murder are
boiled out of him. He is undoubtedly q
semi-insane man, with murderous
disposition, and he will just as surely
have to suffer the consequences OF his
makeup and his acts as that effect fol-
lows cause. All the ''blood'' of all the
Saviours that ever lived will not save
him until he is saved in the natural
way. by education of his moral and
spiritual nature, by slow development,
by years and perhaps centuries Of good
thoughts aud good deeds. He can be
helped in this even by orthodox preach
ers. but the foolish notion that there is
any process in the universe by which
Gitteau can be suddenly boosted into
Heaven, is extremely absurd and even
wicked in its effects.
We are pleased to learn that the big
whale now on exhibition at the Minneap-
oils Fair is ''endorsed by the press and
the public" A whale which can't bring
testimonials rs to its moral character,
exemplary conduct, etc., ought not
to be exhibited in a moral town like
Minneapolis. 1t ought to be stated
that he is q good husband and a
kind-hearted father, and if Mr.. King
will let us know which church the big
fish belongs to, we will come up by
Sunday schools, by sewing circles, by
temperance societies, by tea parties, ETC.,
in squads and platoons, and gaze on
this Christian and orthodox whale with
delight and amazement. We notice by
the picture that when he stands up erect
on his hind legs he is 60 feet high and
weighs about $4,000 pounds. But this
is nothing compared to lis moral char
acter.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
How to Treat Your
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There are nearly one hundred thousand Of
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The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
REPORTS THE GOOD RESULTS

From II. W. Flower, Merchant Of Ellington, Ill.
Dr. COnnaughtOn: The only t lie friend ever
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mercy placed here fO' the benefit ot suffering
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Well, doctor. have enjoyed bet er health lis
summer than have for eight years and feel that
have more than ten times the worth Of money
l, deed teli my acquaintance and Gust .ncrS Ut
my store that what Dr. ConnaughtoN, proprietor
Of the MEDICAL Institute Of Davenport, Il cSn'i
know isn't worth knowing.
II. w. FLOWER.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08

How to get Sick.-Expose yourself
day and niglh; eat too much without
exercise; work too hard without rest:
doctor all the time; take all the vile
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How to get ell,-W!iich is answered
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See another column.
The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
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