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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Outrage in Utpb.


a letter has be, u received in this
city from w. +. Landun, one ofthe
clerks whom the late Surveyor Gen.
eral, Burr, lett in charge Of the Of
flee. when he, for his own safety left
the territory Of Utah last spring. He
was, on the 18th Sept, in PIacerS ille
California. In giving an account
OF his escape from Salt Lake City,
he says that while engaged in cm-
vcrsation with party OF emigrants,
he was assaulted 10y gang Of Nor
mons, lead on 10y fellow named
Dick Petit and II rullian associate,
who without cause, severely beat
him with stones and clubs. lie was
scarcely able to reach home in con.
sequence of his wounds. The same
afternoon they attacked the Deputy
Surveyor, Moso, with nes.-Lan.
don was driven from his home nj
night. leaving his wife and child at
Sall Lake City. Alter adroitly clu.
ding his armed persucrs, he reached
PIaccrville in the most distressing
condition.
lie saws he met on tho road tie
Indian Peter, who used to frequent
the Surveyor Generals office. Peter
informed him that Brigham Young
had sent him ont to get horses and
carbincs. The Indian saved his life
because he hal ON several occasions
given him red paint. He h d not
long parted from him before the In
iian shot man with four bullets.
The man ESCAPED, tho much injured.
clerk in the Surveyor Gen.
erals office. (Mr. Wilson } was also
by the Mormons. Thcy
soizcd him, tearing him
away from his family. They com
nandcd him to 90 along with them
and make no fuss or they wnutl
'damnrd soon show him what they
we're going to dp with him"
Mr.. Llndon letter gives the par
iculars OF these occurrences. lie
oncludcs 10y SAVING. that the Norm
ms have lett llaccrvillc and Carson
'alley, Tor the purpose of defending
seton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

The creates, prcservativc o. beau.
~ known to modern science. is Pro
lessor Woods Hair Rest )rative and
Cosmetic. Among the most imp"r'
tant features of female beauty, are a
luxuriant head Of hair and II fine
complexion; both OF which should
be guarded as sacred treasures, for
either may be lost by neglect, or
preserved by the use OF the above
named article; delay is dangerous.
We seldom undertake., cditorially,
t., endorse what are called "llair
Restorativcs," ms knowing full well
that the great majority OF such pre-
paratinns arc entirely worthless. -
Exceptions there are, nevertheless,
aud anon. these we have never hes
,tutel to express our conviction that
tho article known as Woods Hair
Restorative" is entitled toa proud
iprt.cmincncc. This article has told
Its own story in nulnbcrles instances
Il Ircnatur.ly gray AMI bal heads
aud the certiiia itrs in rcgarl IL its
iamazing efficacy have been alike
numerous, unsolicited ,anl emphatic
When Senators OF tho United
States and other (ofihc highest stan
ling socially and politically openly
declare that "Wood's Hair Rcstora
tive" is all, an mere than all. it pre-
tends to be, we cannot do otherwise
than believe them. The article cal
be had at all our Druggists. Sc,
notice elscwhcre-Rah,cdy PepuG
,Iiioan. Sold by all good Druggists
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Financial Matters.

The arrangement in the money
matters in New York seems to hav,
arrived at crisis, and the prospecI
is, confidence will be restored and
the Banks be able to relieve business
men from their embarrassment
The heavy run on the Banks for
specie, prevented them from diScoun'
ting paper, hence many business
men failed who were really solvent
rom not having time to meet THEN
liabilities. The West has not felt
the effect of this crash much yet, but
The probability is it will extend It.
self to every section OF the country
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Mr.. Jacob Reinhnrd, Democratic Can.
didate for Secretary of Stntc.

didate for Secretary OF Stntc.
As an illustration Of the fruits Of
OF the late fusion OF the Dred Scott
party with tho "dark lantern cut.
,hroats," as the Democrats used to
style them, We need only instance
the fact that Mr.. Reinhard, the Ger.
man candidate on the locofoco ticket,
has as general thing, run behind
his ticket, wherever the Know
Nothing party has had any strength.
In voting ior Payne they scratched
his name. For instance in Muskin-
gum county he fell behind his ticket
some 200 votes, in Franklin county
about lo0,in. n.Cuyahoga county about
100 and in Hamilton county several
hundred, and so through the State
Uulcss hs hAs gained enough to Off.
set this in sections ia which th,
Know Nothing opposition did mo-
amount to anything, he will run be
hind his ticket several thousand il
the State.
1 What has como Of tho bitter do
ssaciations, hurled against this pro
ssriptive order by the Democracy Il
Itisss pastl Their silSuce 10 tL,
'jprice Of tho formers SUPP ort o
Payne. ma
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
More Rep~eaicea Victories.

Iowa has most probably gone Re
publican, by from 5000 to 5000 ma
tority. Both branches of the Lcgis
iature, Republican. Minnesota is
reported Republican. In Indiana
the Republicans have doue WE'LL
In the Fort wayac District, they
have elected their candidate for Con.
grsss, being a gain, and in several
ether sec,ions they have succeeded
by . largely increased vote over last
year.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
.vseroaY, vicroRYn vIcToRym

.vscroaY, vicronYn vICToRYm
e Gov. Chase and oil the Republi
saa candidates on Tho State Ticket,
sEceps Bliekensderfer, are elected, by
over t~o Thousand majority. The
Drsd Scott party, like the British in
the Revolutionary War, finding
themselves nnauc TO defeat the Re
publicans, hired $4,000 nessisns,
<Enow Nothings) to help them; bot
she Republicans have met them ia
pitched battle. and completely routed
them and their mercenarics too, and
have only lost one man. This vic.
tory 10 worth rejoicing over. The
Democratic. Known Nothing. Fusion e,
hss been totally discomfitted. The
Republicans have triumphed over
che combined powers of darkness,
including the dark spirit orSlavery
and the ''dsrk lantern" dynasty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Kansas Election.

The complete victory Of the Re.
publicans in Kansas, is confirmed.
Psrrott, Free State candidate for
Oongrcss,is elected by at least 5000
majority, and both branches of the
Legislature are decidedly Republi.
can. Every effolt was made by the
Democracy to carry the Territory.
The six months residence test was
msde use OF to the best advantage
wherever it would effect the Free
State vote The spportionmcnt was
made so as to give the pro. slavery
Democracy q worry decided advan'
tagc; end while election precincts
were multiplied, beyond any neces.
city, along the Missouri border, the
Free State mea in other sections,
were virtually disranchiscd by hav.
ing allotted them DO election pre-.
>incts, or II any, At such distance
- 20 mako Il very inconvcnient to
attend the polls.
Great injustice was done the Free
State men in taking tho census, ii
sunbsrs were not registered, and o
course could not vote. This, Gov
Walker himself acknowledged
But in the facs of all these diificul
sies, the Free State men have come
ed victorious.
Coy, Walker, vino al along pro
SssssdAs - IN srbitsr of justice IL
shs Territory, when hs found ths
NJ pro-slavsry friends were likely L
- dsisaasd, desssadsi ltom his po
sitis. ~ Govesuos into 10 politica
sssas. and psstisss took an &C
nive pan ip the - |taAs, and not on
" sOAsa hiassgl thosgh not yet 81
Aosas is7the Territory, ,but used NJ
jnAsence to haze the United Ststs
sSidissS vots, ,nctwiths standing me o,
Dasie ct pssAibising ~ soldier I
sarists &on xotiEg Or holding q
- IL ths rspiiOsy, /. s's n.
a - A l.
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Cain In Toledo.

The Republicans made a gain in
Toledo over the Presidential vote OF
last fall, OF $50. This was owing in
the main to the detection Of the Ger
mans IN that city, who refused to CO.
operate in the Democratic Know
Nothing fusion. -....
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The siomc.e Twin,4-chene and Eng.

These wonderful prodigies arrived in
our town on Sunday last, and l. on
Monday. with the intention, as we un.
detstand, Of proceeding South as far as
Cuba. for the purpase Of exhibiting
themselves. They had six children
with them, and upon q gentleman ex.
pressing surprise at the number, he was
cooliy informed by one Of the twins
that there were heap more at home,
and upon inquiry i, was ascertaiaed
that they had fourteen in all. They
are above As years old, seem to be in
The enjoy ment Of good health, and Ger.
'ainly had no lack Of appetite
Wythepile Telegraph. .
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A bernathy was sent for by an inn.
keeper, who had quarrel with his
wife, who had scored his face with
her fingers. Mr.. Alternately ad.
monishing the offender, said: MAD.
am, are you not ashamed Of yourself,
to treat your husband thus-the hus.
band, who is the hand Of all, your
head, madam, in factf'--'Well,
Doctor fierccly returned the virago,
land may l not scratch my own
head!"
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- --s-----ss. -
"Americans Rule America

This faction with whom the Dem.
ocracy Of Ohio have 80 gener
ally fused have been "ruliny Amer
lea" in Baltimore, with q vengeance
At the election last week, the old
game Of blood and murder, was play.
ed off in that city, Guns, pistols
and all kinds Of deadly weapons
were used to establish their Inherent
and inalienablo right to "rule A mcr-
ica." Very many were killed and
not few seriously wounded, and
the co quence was that these
bloody Know Nothings were left to
do nearly all the voting. very few
votes being cast against them.
This is certainly a now feature in
politics, and manilrsts in
q very peculiar way, the competency
Of Americans to rule America. In
these Know Nothings
succeed by cutting the throats OF
heir opponents; in Ohio they try to
succeed by iusing with these same
ocofocos.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

NIOTICE Is hereby given that a petition win
IN be presented 70 tho Commissioners OF Han.
cock county, at their next session, praying that
body 10 grant view for the purpose Of locating
a county road ruaning east. and-west through
the center Of Cass and Washington Townships,
oommencing at the southeast corner OF sec.
ton thirteen 10 CAss ioWwnship. ~ ~ the township
thence north Along said line until II comes to
or near the bank of n creek; thence aorthWes.
terly until it comes " or near the east and vest
Iane, running Through L. D.. Hheppy's f4Fm,--
thence west until II comes 70 lane running
north and south; thence north 'until n comes
10 the section line between twelve and thirteen;
thence west along said section line Until itcomes
70 che half quarter post betWesn Jocob Beason
and Y d s9sPpys iar%i thence porn Hdt between
until II yS4kss county koaf, and hsre ter
Nlasis. tOfttas, lsSkn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
The Legislature re-Amendments to the
Constitution, &C.

We have received nothing very
definite in regard to tho Legislature
but it is probable that it has Son,
for the Payno.ful party. The most
of the Am ,nlments to tho Constitu
ton havc carried. Bank ChartcI
probably defeated.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Fire in Chicago.

A most disastrous fire occurred in
Chicago, OH Monday night last
Not only was q large amount OF
destroyed, but bctwecn
20 and 80 persons lost their lives by
tho falling Of the buildings. A,
latest date,l0 bodies had been takci
from the ruins, and still n number
was missing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

back with entire success. His Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills cure all in.
organic maladies by cleansing the
tiood from the Impurities which
cause and Sustain disease. See Ad.
sertisement. e9
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
A despatch from Washington states tha
has been received from an
official sourse, to tho cffec, that the con.
convention OF Kansas will
submi, the constitution for adoption or
rejection to the legal voters Of the terri
tory. The convention re re.assemble on
Mo lday last, pursuant 10 adjournment.
Gin. Gazette,
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India,

No later adviccs from India have
been received, hut passengers arriv-
ed in England by the last mail
steamer, report thrt Ncna Sahib is
resolved not to DC taken alive 10y the
British troops.
He has body guar1, who have
strict orders to kill him in case he is
in danger cf being captured. There
are said to he 10000 mutineers be.
tween Cawnpore aud Lucknow.
At last accounts cnly 5000 Brit,
ish troops hid arrived at Calcutta
since the outbreak,
1t is feared that the garrison at
Lucknow will fall before assistance
car possibly arrive.
1t is considered doubtful whether
General Outram can ascent the river
Goiva, as it is lined with forts all
by mutineers.
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Sale OF Real Estate bysOrdcr Of Court
John c. Rickcts, ,.adm'r. of John Teens, dec d.

S"e oi heai estate pysordcrOf Courf
John c. Rickcts, ,.adm'r. Of John Teens, decd.
VS..
Lucinda Teens, and others.
On the 27th day Of November. 1856. at I O..
clock, y. M, at the door Of the Court House,in
Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio, win be sold to
the highest bidder, the following Real Estate,ss
the property Of John Teens, dec d., to witt
the south half Of the south west quarter Of soc.
ton thirty, In township one, south of range
eleven (east,) containing eighty acres ofland,
more or less,subiect to the dover OF the widow.
Appraised at 81 800.
Tcrns:-Onc'tlird OF the purchase ,mnDey in
s ON on the u dsy q sis f % With nIss inss
est from the day Of sale, TO DO secured bv
mortgage on said premises.
o JOHN c. RICkETs, Admir-. g.
October l6, 1859 5w
NOTICE is hereby given that the undsrsisn.
IN ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate Of Joseph
Tucker, deceased, late Of Amanda township.
Hancock county, Ohio,
MARTHA TUCKER.
Dated this 10th day of October, 1857.
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~ The 0ficial Abstract will be
fortbcomilng next week ,,..s... =.
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ium List, and learning that Diplomas have
not given satisfaction when distributed in other
counties, they have Affixed cash premiums in
their stead.
wM. MARTIN, President
v. T.. CuiLDs, Secretary,
Flndlay. Oct. 10, lS57.
To the Hancock County Agricultural So.
ciety, assembled at Findlay, Oct. l6, 1857,
your Committee on Implements and Ma
chimes for Farmers, respectfully report as
follows:
The article Of Corn & Cob Mills was ex.
hibited by d. Watt, Of Mansfield, Rchland
county, and Jesse George, Of Findlay, Han.
cock county:
Your Committee would only say in behalf
of the Mills, that we would recommend the
Young America Excelsior, exhibited by ID.
Watt, and manu- factured by Messrs. Hall &
Allen, of Mansfield, Ohio, as being the best
Mill: First on account OF its single set
screw and lever, which, while II holds the
Mill securely in its position. enables The
miller to change the grinding instantly aud
while in full motion; and second. .on account
Of its movable grinding rings, which obvl-
ates all the liability TO wear out, so much
complained Of in the other Mill: aud third
on account OF its conductor and spout de
livery.
Also. your Committee examined some
Plows, exhibited by ID. Watt, manu- fuctured
by MesSrs. Hall d Allen, OF Mansfield, o..
First we examined Barshlre or Sod Plow
second "A mettel one called Sinclair Pattern:
and from examination aud experience VT
feel free in recommending the Plows TO th,
Farmers OF this County more especially the
Mettle, Sinclair's Plow, It is doubtless, sup
erior TO Longs improved or the HizeI, il
use in this county.
JOHN C. RiCKETS,
JOHN REED.
ADAM WAGNER,
G. TEATSORTH.
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China.

Letters from China. received at
Paris, say that the Viceroy Yeh
has issued n proclamation, attribut-
in. the departure of the English
trooYs for India. to the inor s-e.tod
10y his military preparations.
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Africa.

Two slavers have been captured
on the West coast of Africa. One
of them was an American built brig.
antino called the Sarah Jane.
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DAIRY-BUTTER.
yonn Eekols lst premium ....sss,..... l.0
FARMING ,mp,rx,nrs' ..,,,s''" ''


Jonn, onn 1ispIo HsSimsI ISt g,epium ,.-sss. l'oo
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
MI w Chsrles sseb sntcred 8 eultiyators, on
ed. Tie e6ommitee also recSuinonded Iiail
anu pI"w Ahsns sward PlOw, also 81. iCairs cast
\ FANCY RRINrlNa.
Specimens ofFaney Printing, from the
Jeherson'an Office, noticed by the Commit.
tee' on winch was no competitor.
HoRsEMANsHiP.
Miss S. Radabaugh LIST premium .. -
Miss Cherry I'd d" ......
CARRIAGES.
Only one entered By Mr. Rooms, no connect.
ton; carriage recommended.
.-s.,-.s,- STOVES AND TIN WARE,
Jacob M Gromly lst premium. ............ 100
Nay& RuthroG I'd " .......... Is
The committee recommended tho cooking
stoves exhibited by Mossrs. May 4 Ruthroff X
Mr. Jacob Cromby, also Box Stoves.
WOODEN AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES.
Jacob Stalker, on blanket, LIST premium. LOO
Ebeneror Wilson I'd premium. .......... so
piece flannel, no competition.
CARPET.
Charles Oesterlin LIST premium ......... LOO
j. q. ricketts, I'd ,,.,. 20
Also pieces Jeans by Jacob Stokcr,no com.
petition. Also 2pair chidrcns sacks, by Mrs.
Oesterlin, no competition.
DOMESTIC ARTICLES OF DIFFERENT
KINDS.
D. r. Cameron best quilt lst premium 100
BEST EMBROIDERY.
Mrs. E. w.Cawlcs lst stprcmium. ........ 100
Miss Amanda Reed I'd ..,,.,,. 30
MAPLE SUGAR.
J. G. ricketts, LIST premium ....... IS
Henry Jumper I'd .............. so
CANE MOLASSES.
VIM. Martin 1st tpremium ..... 50
A. W. Strother I'd " ........ Is
GREATEST DISPLAY OF ARTICLES.
4. W. strothor LIST premium. ............. 200
PRESERVES.
William Martin LIST premium. rs
A. W. Strother I'd - .............. 50
n heinr inpossiblc for tho Roard IN nrocurc
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NJ HE said william Spade of the State of Iowa,
~ IS notified that Linda Spade did on the
zolh uay OF i0ctobcr. 1851 fo her petition In
W we once ni the clerk of the court of common
pleas, within and for the county of Hancock.
anu state OF Ohio, charging the said William
Spauc with gross neglect Of duty; aud asking
lhat she may be divorced from the said William
opaue, ,hat on the nnal hearing of said cause
the custody of the child, named An said nett.
lion, may be dccroed to said petitioner, asd
That while said suit is pending, tho said William
spade may be enioined from medding with
tho care and custody of said child.
Said petition will be for hearing at the first
term OF said court succeeding tho complete
publication of this notice, which will be six
weeks after the 2Jd of October, 1857.
LYNDA SPADE.
u Capcs 4 Ford, Atty. for Pctionor.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Brown
~ Admiuis,rstUrof Jnnes Hales, deceased,
Joseph Twining. administrator Of Elias Twin.
Poe, deceased MichaeT fiSilf,an, Guardian Of
Margaret 1Icldlnan, ct. Al. Peter ksrn, guar
dian Of Adam Karn,a Archibald Mckee guar
dian OF his minor heirs have filed their ac.
counts and vouchers In tho Probate Court Of
confirmed November 10th 1857.
NE. CHILDs.
Probate Judge.
Findlay, October 81, 1851
NOTICE: All Executors. Admins strators and
IN Guardians, knowing their time TO have OF.
pred to settle with the Probate Court, vii
please call and attend to 1t forthwith, and save
costs. N. Il. CHILDS,
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By THR uNIoNl.IsETEEII. !.
OFFICE. ooRSER WATER AND MoNRoE srREEEss
FRoM WASHINGTON.

Arcusr 22.-1he Interior Department hasre.
ceivcd intelligence from reliable ge6tieateH, tfu.
gitive Morln0ns,) that Brigham Young is prepa.
ring 10 resist Gen Harvey. That h0 has iclapSed
into tho grOsScSt iulideity aud atheism, aud
continues to hold up the government of tile U.
s. in supreme contempt to the Mornons.
Among the dispatches just received by Gov
ernmcnt, is correspondence between the Ma
val officers aud the Government OF Singapore,
relative to their ordering our flag to be hauled
d iwn by a British officer, from the Datch Bark
Henaietta Maria, which was abandoned by tuost
of her crow, and taken possession Of by an
American Ship
Gov. Bllndell earnestly declares that there
was no want of respect shown the American
flag, 'ortO the rights Of American citizens. The
brig has been delivered over to the Neither
lands
The sale of the Delaware, Kansas Indian
Trust Lands, yislded over five hundred and
eighty six thousand dolls
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ST Lorls, Aug. % Kiyer fallen two INCHES
in twenty-four hours Scant l-2 feett0 Cairo.
Nothing new from the upper streams, all report
&c FILLING. Heavy rain last night. Weather clear
aud cool.
LOUISVILLE Aug. 22.-River feet ii,che.
in the canal, falling fast. Weather clear
Mercury 80 degrees.
CiNciSNArI, August 22.-The river has fallen
il inches the last twenty -four hours. Neathc.
cloudy. Mercury as.
PrTTsuuRGY, Aug. 22.-Riycr feet inches
by pier mark, aud failing. Heavy storms witt
hail thunder aud lightning this afternoon. Mer-
curry q dogs.
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SMOOTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS anu I25S ceGt pie
y par for the Sixty Days.-JACUB STEIN.
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Ha bvEs to inform Ills friends
and that he has returned from the Eastern cities
with large and we'll assorted stock STRING AND SUM.
MER CLOTHING, ell made up by his own order ans, ear
preSSty for this market. lie calls likewise the
the public and especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety in Genemens Furnishing Goods, such
home made white and fancy Shirts oversrts beautifully
selected stock Of Neeks, CravAts, Socks Of all kinds,
Gloves ~ o. F. Hats Caps Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous mention.
lhave also made such arrangements with Bankers in
BALTIMORE thatI enabled smooth quarters
1917 pieces without sustaining loss Therefore,
felow-etzens, one all, with your old smooth
money, the store Of JACOB STEISFIELD,
aP14 Centre Wheeling, FOR BARGAINS.
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sELLlxo LlQuon WITHOUT LICENSE. Madame
Cecilia eastman. the woman alluded to on Sat
urday as answering charge of assault before
Alderman Duty, was up again before that gen.
tlemau, fer selling "riae fluid" without license,
ut disorderly house on the corner of Market
aud Quincy streets. She was fined $50. A
German named Meyer, was prominent witness
against her The madame remarked that the
"Sidows maun do something Tor their bread"
The City Sergeant proposed to get her a Ger
man husband, when She replied with a wither-
ing look at the German witness. that she would
marry country born, baLboon, or Turk,
but never a Dutchman" The good German on
~ smiled at the reused termagent's bile, aud did
not permit himself to be disturbed by her sally.
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TERRIBLE HUEKiCANE.

CnIcAoo, ILL.,, August ga terrible hurri
cane passed over Woodland, Wis, last evening,
destroying every house in the pace.
Mr. Fox, Station Agent, was run over and in
stantly killed i'll cndeuvoring to stop freightcats
the wind had put i'll motion. The teeglapif
was proStraled, and the railroad track consider
ably damaged.