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ILLINOIS CITY.
ILLINOIS Cry, April 10. 1882.

tLLINOiS SfTf, ApT11 ~. 1909.
Mr.. s. Reed, son of L. v. Reed, met
with a serious accident last night As he
was on his way home from church the
horse fell, and threw Reed to the ground
breaking his collar bone. The accinent
happened on the south side of town about
twenty rods from DIR. Twigg's residence.
He was taken to the physicians house
where the fractured bone was attended
to.
The probabilities are that Buffalo town
ship will have q bill of damage to pay, as
the road at that place has been bad all
spring, and several teams have had trouble,
On Friday last one of the commissioners
got some round poles put in the mud hole,
but a. horses foot could slip through be-
tween the poles and when once
through there is no bottom, and that was
the cause of the accident last night.
DR.. d. G. More, of Chicago, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Road, who has
been dangerously ill, but is recovering fast
at the present time.
r. w. Standby expects to start back to
Leadville this week.
Mr.. G. G. Crabtre Is kept busy, as his
partner G. r. Ellsworth, is away three days
in the week, but will be at the city Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
II.
An INTERESTING LETTER.-A spirit of
gratitude prompts me to address brief
note OF thanks. Three months ago / re
turned from Mobile, Ala, and was imme-
diately attacked with what is known as
Sciatic rheumatism l employed three
physicians in succession, giving each one
ample time to afford relief if it had been in
his power. | was not materially benefited
by their services and as beginning to DIES
pair, when Il friend who had experienced
the effects of st. Jacobs Oil advised me to
give it trial. l refused because did not
think rheumatism could be cured by out
ward application. Insisting upon a trial
of it he sent me two bottles. Unable to
meet his kindness by further refusal, Ihad
the remedy applied to the parts affected
My case was SO severe that after few APP
plicatinns / scarcely seemed to be benefit
ed. But. before the first bottle had been
used up, began to be relieved Of the pain
full lameness in my hip and knee, and
when the second Bottle was out, / could
dress myself and walk about Icontinued
to use it, and am now able to go down to
my Office and attend to business. Should
persons afflicted as I was desire stronger
testimonial I shall tell them if they call
upon me, to give St. Jacobs Oil fair
trial; and I now feel as though / could as
sure them the same grateful and speedy
relief that have experienced.
WESLEY SIssoN, Atty. at Law,
1859 Washington ST., Chicago. ILL.,
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FEVER G AGUE

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There Is
OF q remedial agent in the world that viii cure
sver and ague, and all other mslarious, bilious,
csrlet. typhoid yellow and other levers taided Dy
1t will in few moments, when taken according
to directions cure Cramps, Spasms. Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, DiarrhGa. Dysentery,
Collc Wind In the Bowels, and all Internal Pains
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
ways READY RELIEF with them. Afew drops in
water will prevent sickness or pains from change
OF water. 1t is better than French brandy Or Bit
tiers as q stimulant.
MINERS and LuMBERMzE should always be pro-
It'd m {f
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DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS.
Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Aperients. Act
Without Pain, always Reliable and Nat
ural In their Operation.
a VEGETABLE sCBsT1Turg FOR cALoMEl

a VEGETABLE SCBsT1TUTg FOR CALoMEL
Perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purity cleanse and strength
en-. Railways Pills. for the of all disorders of
he Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Costive
ness Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious
Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles, and all
arrangements of the Internal Viscera, Warranted
to effect positive cure. Puiely Vegetable, con-
tanning mercury, minerals or deleterious druge.
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
from diSorders of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Plies, Fullness OF the Blood
in the Head, Acfdity of the !. omach, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust of Food Fu-.ness OF Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions sinking or Flutter-
ings In the Pit of the stomach. swimming Of the
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing FluttefingB,
at the Heart, Choking or sufocating Sensation,
when in lying Posture. Dimneee OF Vision, Dots
Or Webs before the Sight. Fever and Duh Pain In
the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellownees OF
the ek1n and Eyes, Pain In the Side Chest. Limbs
and sudden finishes of Heat Burning In the
Flesh.
A few dose. Of RAILWAYS PILLS WIN free the
system from all the above named disorders Price
e6 cents per box Sold by druggists.
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There can be no better guarantee 81 the vaIa O
DR.. Railways old established r.. II. r. Rsmedte
than the base and worthless limitations OF them,
here are False Resolvents. Reliefs and Pills. ID
AnwAxs u On What Xnn hny.
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RADWAY'S RRApy RRLIDf

In from one to twenty minutes, never fails IN
1eiying PAIN with one thorough application. No
matter how violent or excruciating the p4in the
RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Ner-
vous, Neuralgia, FRUSTRATED with disease may
suffer, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will afford
instant ease.
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Infamatlon OF the
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Conges-
ton of the Lungs, Sore Throat, DIFFICULT
Mysteries. Group, Diptheris. Ca
tarrh. influenza, Headache,
Foothaohe. NERVOUSNESS,
Sleeplessness, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Cold
Chifle Ague Chilis,
ttblafns, Frost Bites, Bruises, Summer Com
plants, Coughs, Colds, Sprafns, Pains
in the Chest, Back or Limbs, are
instantly relieved.
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pense if you will use one bottle of Hon Rit.
tiers in your family this month. Don't wait
See another column.
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ovER ONE HUNDRED

beautiful cards for soc. at the ARGUS of
fice.e
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CAUTION.

All remedial agents capable destroying life by
an overdose should be avoided. Morphine, opium,
strychnine, arnica, hyoseiamus, and other power
kul remedies dses at certain times in very small
Doses relieve the patient during their action in the
system. But perhaps the second dose, repeated,
may aggravate and increase the suffering, and an
other dose cause death There il no necessity for
using these uncertain agents when = positive rem
edy like RADwAx's READY RELIEF will STOP the
most excruciatlng pain quicker. without entalling
the least difaculty in either infant admit.
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THE PRESENT OWNER

admired it and spoke of how it might be
of great benefit to him in case he should
desire to design an Indian statue. 1t was
accordingly presented to him by the artists
descendants.
The picture is a relic of great interest
especially to the residents of this county,
where Black Hawks tower and Black
Hawk township bear evidence of the exis
tence of the noted Indian warrior
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THE TRUE RELIEF.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is the only remedial
agent In vogue that viii instantly stop pain.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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A CARD.

ADvERTlsgNENTs not exceeding Ave lines will be
inserted in this column for TWENTY-FIVE cents
sveek, payable invariably in advance.
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HEALTH lSWEALTH
Health Of BODY is Wealth Of Mind

Pure blood makes sound flesh. strong bone and
clear skin. II you would have your hesh nrm.
gour bones sound, without carries, and your com
oiexion fair, use RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLFENR
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A. K. Philleo, Secretary.
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ITANTED-A position as Clerk in Dry Goods or
W Grocery store wholesale or retail. Address c.
8. Brayton, Reynolds, Ills.
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NS BY SPECIALS.
San .ate1laf fs Qid, Old story,
Too weIw--
/. n ~ eaHsy IN.

:" sssS,f s7k]p I. ..z1 "a. ssctSs.T~ ~
Austin. The Comptroller ON Tax
: pcctors, Bonds - Attorney.
v Gens s1& Report.
=,
Como fling Widows Gotten
shly Unhealthy Pastime, as
~ Demonstrated.
Tyler: Not Much Of a Sham Fight
After AHA New Enterprise
On Foot.
Accident on the International Rail.
road-No One Hurt.
Terrell: Notes From a Flourishlng
Little City.
Little Hope of Mrs. Luhboc1's Re.
c0yery.
other Interesting News by SDecials.
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Industrial.

DEPRESSION IN TuE IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The north side rolling
mills have shut down for tho want of work.
throwing out of employment 500 to 9, 900
men. The south side mills continue run
ming, with no prospect of stopping. Presi-
dent Potter says rails can bo made there 81
per ton cheaper than at the north side
mills, because of the labor.saving macbin.
cry and accommodation at the former
mills.
President o. w. Potter, of the North
side rolling mills, says The mills shut
down, not through trouble with the men,
but lack OF work. The south side mills
run more economically on account Of i'm.
proved machinery, and will continue. The
north side mills make rails at II cost of si7
to 10 per ton; the south side mills ut $40
to S43. The stoppage Of the north side
mus removes lO,OO to 1000 tons Of rails
from the market monthly.
The Joliet steel mills have given notice
that they will shut down on January lst.
JOLIET LIS, Dec. Three of the de.
partments of the Joliet steel company shut
down to-day. The great blast furnaces are
stu going. About 700 men are thrown out
OF employment. Notices were posted up
around tho mills that the departments re.
terred 10 would be closed till the LIST of Jan.
nary. No doubt the mills will resume
work then, provided satisfactory adjust.
ment of the scale of wages can be made
With the men,
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Telegraphic Miscellany,
MINOR nut INTERESTING Yrws NOTES.

""'"N" wv NEWS NOTkN.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. There is a report
current here that W. II. McBrayer, the
Anderson county whisky man, will insti.
tute legal proceedings against various firms
IN New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and other cities, which
have been for some time past using his
brand, "McBrayer," on all sorts OF com
pounded WHISTLES, and representing them
as genuine Anderson county, Kentucky
whisky. These suits, il not compromised,
VIII involve number of very extensive
nrms, and bring forth revelations of start
ing character to compounders and con.
sumers of whisky.
companies, located near together in Tho
western part Of the city, and doing large
competitive business, have merged The
new yard, known as the "Cincinnati,r is To
90 into the old company. The United
Railroad Stock-yards' win be the name OF
the new organization.
NEW YoRR, Dec. 1.-The will of Thur
low Weed was filed to-day. The estate
is valued at from 100000 to 100000. Az
ter making number of minor legacies.
the remainder of the property is distributed
among his three daughters and six grand.
children.
On mandate of the supreme court of
The United States, signed by Chief Justice
waite, decree signed by Judge Brown of
the United States circuit court, has been
entered, adiudging the firms OF Reynolds
" Co., u. II. II Il. Knight, and A. w.
sprague to recover from w. IL. Vanderbilt
ana others, against the steamship North
Star S2S,9l9 for damage resulting from col.
,,islon between the North Star aud Ella
Worley.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
A DUEL.

PARIS, Dec. IA duel with swords was
fought this morning by Ardment Lake, the
ambassador to Spain, and Laurent, the edi.
tor OF the newspaper Paris. The latter was
slightly wounded, Laurent had accused
Ardment Of wearing the decoration of the
Legion OF Honor when in Spain, although
he had never received that order, ana of
subsequently, when his conduct had at
tracted attention, begging President Grevy
TO confer II on him.
ovERrLows IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-The river Theirs and its
afluents have overtlowed their banks. The
Monmarse district is inundated. Several
bridges have been damaged and railway
are broken down. The
dykes on the Theirs are In great danger
FRANCE INUNDATED.
PARIS Dec. 1.-The Seine has risen Gi0
metres over It's normal level. The houses
of Voyent, Joinevillc, 81. Maur, Asniere
and Courbevor are being deserted through
fear. There are also disastrous floods In
the valley of the Rhine and Garrone, which
are especially severe. Tue country between
Cnalons, Surname and Epernay is inun.
dated.
ARTISTIC THIEVES.
Several churches In the department Of
Seine et.l.olrc have been rob bed. Seven
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valuable paintings were stolen from the
church ut Fontoroult.
HEnAAA ~ n

valuable paintings were stolen from the
church ut Fontoroult.
REDMOND To BE- MuZZLEp,
LONDON, Dec. l.-Wilham Redmond
whom the government intends TO prosecute
ON account Of his recent violent speech. is
now on the continent. He is a brother of
J. f. Redmond, a member of parliament.
FRANCE KICKING.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The News saws il is be-
leyed that France is preparing a specific
Demand ior compensation for the lapse of
control in Egypt.
IN ARTlcuLo NoRrs.
LONDON, Dec. The death of the arch.
bishop Of Canterbury is hourly expected.
lie is unable to recognize his friends.
HEAVY DEFICIT.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The report of Ribet, re-
porter OF the budget committee, has been
ulslrlbuted IN the chambers. Ii predicts a
deficit of 5000 600 francs.
oNE-sIpED AFFAIR.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Egyptian govern
ment has applied TO England for officers
Tor the Egyptian army. Negotiations are
proceeding Hobart Pasha, who has ar.
rived at Cairo, was informed that England
declines to recognize or sanction his ap.
pointmcnt ms commander-in.chief of the
Egyptian army. 1t is believes that Brit
HNN'iW Whi ut ctll W IsSNpt 10 take the
force levied by Baker Pasha, as he is not
holding a commission in the English army,
and is not competent to assume command
over British officers.
THE COMMONS.
LONDON, Dec. ..-ln the house Of com.
mons, this afternoon, the Marquis of Hart
ington, secretary of state for India. said if
the consideration of rules of procedure
was finished tonight parliament would be
prorogued tomorrow. Trevellyn, chief sec
retary for Ireland, informed Sexton that no
Official reporter had reported Healey's
speech at Carlow, but the government had
sufficient evidence TO sustain his (Healey's)
prosecution. johnson, attorney general
for Ireland informed Parnell he was con-
sidering which of the two statutes to prose-
cute Healey under. Trevellyn stated that
an agent and two policemen were fired at
last evening in the castle garden and one
OF the policemen severely wounded.
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to 81; prime to choice, 6 to 81; yellow ol,ri.
ned, to "a; choice white Clarified
10 ss, granulated, a. s1lolasses
quiet but firm; centrifugal, 80. com com.
nen'So TO 50; fair, SGto 10; priizq ~ choice. .ie
too2' Bran scarce and Offering at cd. Siebt
par Sterling, 40. ''s'>' s'e"''
:, NEW YORK GRAIN AND rRoproy Il
INV Nhw YORK, Dec. l.-[Closing Report. l.
rlSur steady and unchanged. Wheat.
eash lots firm; options opened ! to lower
mterwards recovered and advanced 10
SN,osing No steady; steamer..No, 8 red, a5 to 9S;
10 No. REQ, i.W; steamer No.2 red, rs to 96,
No.. NO; STed, i.Vei steamer No. 2red, A.0sl, 10
,oa ,l,vo, 40, RED, Los to LOST Corn, No..c
2, higher; options opened lld eff snh' mn
sequently recovered and sffvai636 i to i
CLOSING weak; No. 3, GA to 65; steamer. "a io
20. Coffee unsettled and lower; Rio carroes
TO q. Sugar dull and unsettled at n ia
t'. Molasses dull and UNCHANGED, Rice
quiet and steady. Pork firm; new mess
wv. Cut meats dull and nominal. long
clear middles, 10 Lard, low; liz to llI,
=, Nkw YORK LIVE STOCK,
- NEW YORK, Dec. l.--[Closing Report l.
beev"s, receipts, $500; extremely dull; !
lower on all grades; common To hest
Texans sold at $i.25, live weight, common
TO extra natives, 81 65 to $500; general
sales OF natives at So to So. Exporters
used 90 carloads at $50 to So Sheen
receipts, I,llOi market duh and weak
~ 624 to 70 30 for common to prime sheen,
$40 to $5.I5 for lambs. Clearances moi
made, -''
COTTON MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, Dec l,--Weekly cotton state.
ment Net receipts at all United States
pofts during the week, $4,000 same week
last year, 2l6,000. Net receipts at all United
States ports to date, 2 To-, 600 last year, 9i7
GOO; exports from all United States ports ior
week, l1O,oOO; last year, 10000. Total ex.
ports from all United States ports TO date.
3j6,V last year, 0i9,000. Stock at ali
United States ports, 7SS 600; last year, o73.-
0OV. Stock ut all interior towns, liS 600.
last year, 5000, Stock at Liverpool. SOS /.
0o0; last year, $4,000 Stock OF American
alio"t for Great Britain, 325.0 600; last yenr,
| $4,000. ''
LIVERPOOL COTTON srATgMENT.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l.-Coiton statement,
Sales for week, G2,O00; American, Al 900
Spectators took l,lS0; exporters, 900
forwarded from ships side direct 10 spin.
ners, l,SoO. Actual export, II 900. Total
receipts, lOl,0W; American 9l,OO0. Tota
stock, 10000; American, ~, ,0O0
TOBACCO.
| DANvuLE, Va, Dec. There were solf
in this market last month 4,4a5, 600 pound
OF leaf tobacco, against :, ,93l, 900 pounds tn,
same period last tobacco year. average las
month ,Sll OF per 100 pounds; November
last year Sl0.SO; internal revenue from to
bacco, last two months, $4,000: sam,
months last year, $4,000.
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IN A rlrrApLr rnANE OF MlN

' " ''''A''"' '"hs"n VI "iNbs
CINCINNATI, Dec. Frank J. Frayne,
who yesterday shot and killed Miss Annie
Vonbehein, nn actress In his company, by
accident, at the Coliseum theatre, passed q
restless ana almost frenzied night. lie re.
fused 10 retire until late hour this morn.
inr, pacing the floor and giving expression
to hi Incompatible grief. The case was
c0llod in the police cqurt this morning, and
At the request Of Mr.. Frayne's attorney,
the hearing was postponed till tomorrow.
The attorney said he was anxious 10 have
the case disposed Of tomorrow, as Mr..
ffayne was anxious to accompany the body
cast for in,erment.
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nos. II. O. MURPHY.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Henry G. Murphy
died this morning at hisresidence In Brook
lyn. He had been seriously III, but recov-
cry was expected He was we'll known In
this city, especially In political and ilnan.
cial circles, and was at the time Of his death
president of the East river bridge trustees,
was elected mayor of Brooklyn In 1862 by
tion counsel, was appointed by President
Buchanan minister to The Hague In 1850,
and wrote the history Of the Netherlands,
was counsel for large corporations and was
closely connected With the Brooklyn rail.
roads and leayesa quarter Of u million dol.
lars,
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Dec, i.--Tspecial, News and
small change are very scarce, but collectors,
of small bills have been very numerous
upon our streets all day.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
throughout the city. Union services were
held ut the Baptist church, Rev. s. q.
Fischer preaching very able sermon. In
the evening Thanksgiving social, for tine
benefit Of the poor, was held at the Presby.
terian church. About S25 and several gro ,
cery and dry goods orders were presented
voluntarily.
Ike Loeb, of Dallas, was in the city selling
goods to-day.
Lambert 4 Richardson's dramatic com.
pany played East Lynne" to alarge audi
ence last evening.
Holiday trade has opened, and the prico
Of turkeys, eggs and butter has gone up.
Terrell has shipped, up to date, S,222
bales.
The oil mill began running on regular
time, day and night, Monday.
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Tyler

TYLER, Dec. i,-lspeoIal. l--Ar,lcles Of
agreement have been entered into by two
parties here TO publish a irst-class weekly
law journal at Austin, the first issue to up.
pear January LIST. Astherc Is no iirst.class
journal In the state, II will no doubt be a
success. The editorial chair will DO filed
bv one having experience In that business,
who is highly recomm ended by the courts.
They will purchase their own material and
put In solid foundation, so that the pub.
lie and profession can feel assured that IL
will not fail.
Fred Warde commenced q short engage.
mcnt here last night, playing Richard III.
During the hand to.hand fight in the last
scene, warde and Allen were both cut, but
not seriously. Wardc was cut on the wrist
and Allen IN the neck.
Il is probable that the supreme court will
adjourn December 10Th.
Coptluued ON Fuurth paSs
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Other Interesting News by Specials.


san Antonio.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec, l.--[Specal. .l-Cap
tain W. n, Monroe has been awarded the
contract for grading, track-laying, bridging,
etc, for one hundred miles into Mexico BY
the Mexican Pacific construction company.
composed Of Colonel Huntington, Crocker
Peirce and Others, These gentlemen viii
arrive by special car Monday and straighten
out business here, when Colonel Hunting.
ton will inspect tho Southern Pacific as
completed from San Antonio TO San Fran.
cisco. The connection Of the approaching
tracks will be made about the 9th instant,
and Colonel Huntington's car will be the
first TO pass over the line connecting the
Pacific with the gulf at New Orleans. Colo.
mel Huntington has just purchased the Rio
Grande Pecos railway, being built from
Laredo up to Eagle Pass, through the rich
coal fields along the Rio Grande. This is
damaging to Gould's interests as II will
give Colonel Huntington and the Mexican
lines directcommunication with the Mexi-
can National at Laredo, and leaves Gould's
roads out. IL is now thought that the
International will not be extended into
Mexico. Ii is understood that Major j.,
! Converse, superintendent Of the Galveston,
Harrisburg Il San Antonio railway, has
rendered his resignation, bis lahors on the
extension TO meet the Southern Pacific hay-
ing ended
Columbia Rossy,a private school teacher
| In agood German family. highly respected
heretofore, attempted suicide by drowning
| to-day. She was seen to Jump into the
water by two young men, VINO sprang after
| her, pulling her out. She was taken To the
police station, where she declared her in
tcntion to suicide, having been ruined by
young man prominently connected with
the largest wholesale grocery house in the
city. She stated he had promised to marry
her, but she found out better. and being
rnined, wanted to die. The affair causes
the greatest indignation.
The Hearts of Oak" company we're pre-
vented from appearing this evening ON nc.
count OF n delayed train, the engine and
tender of the north-bound International
passenger train having heen thrown oil tho
| track above Taylor Williamson county.