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Epl7n,S Press AND TK1brSE.-IIaving read
the article headed "t;reat Improvement i'll
Locomotives" in yesterdays paper, allow ,llc to
ask few questions, not US Il critique, hut ~ Il
practical engineer, who takes great interest in
steam, and all that pertains tn it. You SAY that
great ecnnony in inet is effected BY what i. call
ii i variable exhaust" Now US variable cx-
hanst Of course produces variable drau:ht,
'lsnc. supp">c tl.e saving in f,,tl> but linen
variable Graurh1 a}so produces variable heat.
anil variable heat produces variable pressure Vi
steam TN the boiler. Snw may ask how is
this governed, sn not 10 he loss, or at all
events Il great strain OIL tlr boilers. (which j.
not by any means IN a.fsauta.c,1 although
saving ri fuel most undoubtedly il. ! n1A par
tcularly Interested in this. it is thing lay.
often thought. aad should Mr. Patrick tl.t III
yentor, think it worth while to reply 10 this.
there is MI ,!nnbt it will interest Others besides
veur humble servant, CHAs. 1lEAIoS.
(Hl.tto, .tpril 18th, 1874.
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Norris & Hyde, Agents.
For Sale by Every News Dealer
Throughout the United Suites.

- News Aerts are reGu,stl to >en In ttt:r nr!er.
curly, he:r will undoubtedly; !e An urpseccr,v, ra.
Tor the atUre h1nlttE Of the Weekly. a34 t.:te.
j. a q G USTUS RIGHT
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- See advertisement of DR.. Sanford )
Liver 1nyigorater, in another column.
~ Sec advertisement of Boudoir Sewin,
Machines, l4s Lake street. ja4-b9uG
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c;ded by some TOO majority ia favor of rrmor-
inc the county seat u TINT county from 0swego.
The Board Of Supervisors will decide whether
It shall hereafter be located ut Bristol or at York
willie
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MAKING HIMSELF TOO UsEFrL-At the fire OIL
the alley yesterday morning, referred to else
where, one John Schneider was discovered in
the act Of making himself rather too useful. in
the way Of making of: with the horses which
had been detached from the steam fire engine
Island Queen. lie aycrred be was only "tnkin'
en- to safe place" which intended favor bein.;
appreciated, was returned By taking Mr. Sc!.nci.
der himself to u "sa!e place" In Yesterday :
Police Court lie plead an overdose Of the ardcnt.
and 10 rcnuye him from such associations fur 4
time, John has been sent to partake OF four cent
meals in Bridewel for O ne month.
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Pixies PEAK.-Trunks, Ta!ises and travelling.
bags. manufactured expressly for trip tn tile
G"il Mines 1T ". k G. s. Wright's, IL and -l:'
South CLARK street. ft1?-am
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OFFICE OF THE SCPERIN-
" DENT or rCB. WORKS Chicago, April IL g.
Sealed proposals. viii BE- recevst 4 tbs oe rata MoaGav
tie ISL Iast Il ~ n fos E1rk I'D Nacat4c.ax Eas
NsG.saa strte1 ca Clark to Stste 2ocorr pl.a
AID .peei.a1!o:s L -. oa1e Iha ety .e:aE Tia right
10 Ft}ed Asy O. Al bids n S. B0C1US.
spDe.82- Superintendent
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CoRoSER's lxQCEsr.-THE SARAxAc CASUALTY.
coroner James held an inquest yesterday onthe
body Of the unfortunate young man Robinson,
WHO was recently so shockingly burned in tho
accident on the schooner SaEanac that death re-
suited from his ip;4riss-
.sApsures is unjata Us unfounded having been
passed1pon parties in connection with this case
By some OF our contemporaries, it is due that it
be stated that the evidence before the Coroncr's
jury yesterday, fully indicated that the death of
Robinson, naturally, and as was ut first antici-
pated, resulted directly from his INJURIES and
TINT the attendance and care he received was
kind, tender and judicious, and that be did not
suffer from neglect.
As to the complaint Of inhumanity or injus-
tice in Robinson's not being admitted into the
Marine Hospital, ii WAS shown to the jury yes
tesdayy, that the Collector and others in charge
Of the Hospital, have no discretion in the mat
ter, and only the strict rule Of law to follow in
tile matter It is about time indeed tint this
pet complaint Of neighbor of ours be allowed
breathing spell The Marine Hospital exists
for strict line Of cases and for no other.
From the time Of the accident 10 his death,
Robinson received the attention and care of DR..
pao!, City Physician.
FINE IN THE SEcoSp D1sERIcr-SrrrosEp IN
cESo1.K1sx-Loss sl,3n'-Two HonsEs Bcnx-
Ep.-About three o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm Of fire was sounded for the Second Dis
trict, caused By the burning Of stable and sheds
on the alley running west from State street be-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ass1cxEE's S.lE,-To-day at ton o'clock. on
the premises, If the Lot. under Il. +. Gurlin-
:.anlts aSi Gnmeht, is .lecrihcd in an ADVERTISE
lncnt in this paper. sale positive. Term~ cash.
SAxrEL HOWE, Asst En.e-
Whatever may be said bv interested par
tics. that immense business Is built upon :4:i.l
sustained by the confidence Of the public, Tap
pen has but une price, sells trstrate goods only
and it any article sud by him docs not come up
to representation. il may be returned, and thu
money vii! BE- Refunded
e" Cook & Brothers Iycing establishment
is the largest and best conducted in the West.
and in no city in the Enion is better work tlnnc
in dyeins and cleaning ls'lics' sl,awls. dresses.
etc. Ladies', remember their address, No. 1.3
South Clark street.
MA77EsoS HorsE.-Thc Nattcson House it
now raisced to grade. The propretor$ are pre-
pared to receive their old customers and friends
usual. BisSELL l. GuopRlcM.
CHICAGO, April !. 1850. apslm-cG35
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TITO lfENT-The New Marble
Front t-rts on Lake street, No-- ~. &c ant -
s!%0 s;t1, ca stEta Water sstet. N. 2 "a. Isl md
-. -,
who's e ret,l: E!t. ty- os:ss hif:h. with
dry ea MS. a I'D xa:es I'D III = ryatxl tor ost
ys1;o u md :: Psea ~ ~. tse ,o2y:.x Fast.
s.ores tspr $50 to ,! -. sseo:t.s: % dspth
49, Uwtiay Hpn+E3 s4st .ste Vt E1l,ted st1eft,
between axe AID R4adoIo oa AEeets-
49, Dv.lz; EoIsa, with stores below. OF Lake s.,
eozEe. Of Ha!s<et-
Ap2lvt s:At uzae.4gaeA .3S Lake tse.t rpsai:s b
txeea 10 End Il oe.1ck NJ or 70 F. ". BCCklNG-
HAN. l3 Lake ssseet. under Marine Racf.
apl3-tG -e,s7 8 :, dA1S.
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TnE NICHOLSON PAyEuESr.-Tle wnrkmrn arc
busy extending: tic Nicholson pavement south.
ward on Clark street.
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I oW's HRoWS q y, WINDSOR
LOWS GETCER1NE SOAP.
cLuAVER's HONEY SOAP,
Es1nINELL's GLZcER1NE SOAP,
BAzIN'B TOILET SOAPS,
c0lGATE's ASSORTED SOAPS,
oAHLEY's TRANSPARENT SOAP,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAPS.
YANKEE SHAVING SOAP,
TAYLoR's sHAv'G COMPOUND,
GENUINE Castillo SOAP.
CLEAvER's BROWN WINDSOR
SOAP.
FnT SAX. ln.E t.. Tx T.al!r l.y
j. Ii. REED l. CO..
apl+iy Mho'telr !''u...:.l, III Ant ll6 4.skc>t.
T EATlIEE BETTING,
IND. RUB. Betting,
ENAMELED LEATHER.
AL If superior quality AMI sod very LOW PRICES l,y
JAS. KELLY 4 CO..
Wholesale Dealers in Leather aud Findings.
~ Lake street--star the Bridge. apl4
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- We learn tina, numerous visits arr ,,;d
to Henry 'nn7ertz. the convicted murderer
He maintains nnabated chcerfulness j, is said
aud will from the exercise of his ar, tousorie,
be much missed by the officers whenever he
Leaves the jail
|. = We call attention to the last xacs of J,
Aug. Wright, Esq, in the Insurance controversy.
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-" Mr.. Taylor has ample storage room and
tile cheapest kind. Forwarding promptly :lt-
tended to. See card. No. ". and LIT South
Wate- Strcet-hvc story brick.
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=? Let it be remembered by ull who arc
about 10 purchase furniture and carpets Of vn-
r'ons kinds that the goods being sold this week
at auction By Gilbert 4 Sampson. are equal to
any found IN this market. They also advertise
fine assortment Of office furniture from, bank
ing house.
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By q latc arrival ut New York, rio Janc;ro
papers Which confirm the peaceful settlement
ii tho dispute between the United States a1id
Paraguay, have been received. Tic details If
the arrangement hy which peace is insured
lsave not |'ccn made public: hut if they arc
satisfactory 10 Nr. Bow.i,l. the Commissioner,
they will n't be displeasi,l= to the country at
large The cause Of ofcomplaInt is further buck in
tho history Of the difficulty: md it is disgrace
to the nation llmt it was nut settled without all
armament like IIlt which Mr.. Buchanan fitted
out. T!r New York Herald. says that Lopez
}Els agreed to pay The indemnity demanded but
who will pay thc cost Of the expedition which
might luxe becu kept Il: home.
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TO HENT-West Chicaeo--Cot-
tart, No-. ls All al Mad;,<,a street, corner Of
II4ior. Feat. sl5 per niuEth.
Co..Ice "a riJt sts.tt. rcaE Of the a5ryc- ~
< Gethc lion-e O. CE.pa I1:k with Carriage uu.e AID
Stable. I;taL tSal
II D,sks Ee,seuc, Il Te M1Ii>cc street., f.s no less
tinc Isau 1l:.c yeas Ga1ca. C7syaE. MJe. kAsl a-1
S;at.e Mould Ike IN stl Ft:3tuEr. Rent IN.
xIf fert West Mati-,u STREET between Desplaues
ND { nj n sssret. tt-,5 PEE s.ut per year.
4u5 VI the !nl aeat.enet lot Oh Cnon stfect
$50 per feet per yeuN
La:SeL L. corueE e.uut and Pax ayecut. tnnn Park.
s,1I3f faf ant =ou:a !suat. Apply IL Df. NGALS
Or Dr.. DT Ck- l5 C.ask STREET corner MAL~n. ap4
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KEcpnDEE'S CorE7.-1n the Recorders Court
the case Of People *. William Dcitz on tria for
alleged rape. the prisoner was acquitted, 1Lc
jury being out five hours.
Yesterday. II. Gutclcur was tried and con-
vlctcd on charge If passn. counterfeit money
md received term Of one ycar's imprisonment
in the pcnitentiary.
Caroline Slawson tried on charge If larceny
was acquitted.
The Case against Cunningham and McC'nskey
ALIAS kcar1,rv, for larceny. resulted in their con-
siction, Cunningham, know as ''>Aor1y," IT,
ceivng Il term Of one year and nine mouths i'm.
l'risnnmcnt. and McCloskcy onc year. The
i"rnler is Young man who MAS worthy bet
fa1nily III this city.
Tie case Of ". ". johnson, for larceny was
pending Inst evening.
HENRY VAIN REEcuER's LEcT,EE THIS Eve
S1St.--An unfortunate mistake in our last issue,
announced the lrc,ur. Of Mr. Eccchcr for last
evening. 1t will BE- given at Metropolitan Hal!
THIS Thursday, evening. The occasion is the
oeneht Of tl'e church at Gatesburg. under the
pastoral care Of Rev. DR.. Edward Neechcr, who
were heaFy losers in The destruction Of their
house ot worship by tornado some months
since. The admission fee tonight will be tiftv
cents.
Mr. Bcecher has arrived and will deliver his
lecture on :. T{. f.,,,.,,.,,,}.l
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT.-A Furnished House
L "a A:eL!7a Aye1cs. Adt.es< i" 5. E. 1es 30.
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C1E'r1- Corr7. Judge Mannicrrc is now
ln'l'nS ths regular term Of the Circui, Court Of
this county. Nothing Of general interes, has
yet hcvn taken uu.
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ITO RENT subscriber has two
dwelling ksa>cs, With ha,.A fnr rct, on Pr!re ave-
nae. between Arnlev and Butrx Vista str~1
srs a21un,- JAS. LUNft IL. Lake It, I.!3e~>1 IL.
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TO RENT-Seyeral good brick
L dwellings with sasts. -A,~ variety nFtrr*n,tnss
u rrees fam 4..A T., 4sU. ABBOTT I K1NaiMAN,
oo' ttAf& As1rst. apt. c..1 SIN
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TO RENT CIIE~iP.-I.ur,ber
i lan. cr:vr # r'k al Et:.4h >'r.c;- ee;;al
ii E4Iii uyp.t% llu fet oil NArf y w te.: Ies,
..;t: ;.,;'o,vtt:r:: j. l's.cv, &>o r.: vva:
A.~ ii:t: i.@i I! The fnt - 4ta. IN tn7..eE =
.:.' :vst fr. with -Ixts9 Lr: .ls AS a. LIZ
.,,w pr.rr It ~ r.. year
AL. lr-:. 1t stoe> - Uwt.;ia:s cu1.sr II We. a:d
ad M.,r:, street iatata. euIix " tt:<d T.!
l4r.r l~.aa.:.t k".l~. hotel AlEay IL H. ~ "' = n
ii
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I.'OIs S.i1.E-1O YEARS -
l. Ttr 18th h.lf If K,- 1 ". tri:r4.'s A,!l'a ~
st. +. THEY. A.t"s.~s.
a,i..~ t;,.rs.'; NJ. l'' isu.drirl1 -trv,t
LUR S.L.E-Tu lonttvtiurrr>-.\
fiji If Cont. fam T."-. Mlt!i., 1Ll."r-.
ML;.r~ G,;::t.- H. y - - l.f IT = ..w ....h =:
u!, Apply t+J. \. NICHOLS, Nr.i M.Arnie Truii-.
u,s, ,h-1t
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r.. WHITE. General Baggage agent
". i. BUFFERS i: CO., 4AuctionceFs

AUCTION NOTICE.-Parties re-
IA nElnl-h'ns housekeeping. AMI who IN 1r+'~e !" ;
pubic &atr Will i i:r:a eG>{utler ~ atlrerstn&s
r.t.b .,rs t.,r r,H h!r1rn n.t utsc. nhsY yh-3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
p ORTk'R' s DII.TER PILL

remote itfges ronlnd impart tone and vicor
the system. IptheiI action they are tonic ard nj
terative. an mildly laxative. They do not eripc-
ornauScate in the least; at the same time they are
cetahin their action. curing hsbitual costivc
~ - sick headache. dizziness, loss OF appetite
debility depression Of spirits. &c., &c.
Asa FEMALE Pill, shcy have no superior IN
Amenoraliea. or suppression OF the rnells,-s anf.
other monthly diseases. These Pills elcctuallv re
move the exciting cau>e, and restore the patient
10 health III few DAYS.
These Pills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury brother delicrious drugs
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease Is rcmoved.--
If the disease does not yield in Il hours, increase
thu dose to two three pills at a time
Manufactured with great care bv DIR. K. ID. For
ter. SO Third Street, Louisville, Ky. and Sold by
druggists generally: price - cents per box
Any person who dos not live convenient TO an
agent can have the pills sent bv mail. postage
paid, by renting % cents to the proprietor. or
five boxes for one dollar If Won desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind use
no other. Jan. %, 1859. 9---tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
MEAT MARKET.

CHARLES SHOEMAKER & Co., on La
porte street., few doors west of Pamer's
Store. keep a good supply of FRESH MEATS
for their old customers, and rs many new ones as
NAV find il to their interests to call on them
IL They will MY the highest market prices in
cash. for Fat Cattle. Sheep, Hogs and Fowls
U.Mrkct every morning except Sunday:
aug I1-lf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

5000 ACRES Of GOOD LAM
For Sale on Easy Terms.

DERSONS wanting tob buy or sell Land, will dc
\ well to call ON the undersigned, who can give
facilities for purchase or sale equal to any i'll ths
cou' try.
FOR SALE. at LESS than current rates, and
on time: NV or sec -. (lesS 10 acres out of sc
cor and h of sw qof sec ~, town - II, of range
w-230 acres, 80 acres improved-at North
Beud, Stark county.
The h of INV fen m r, sec Michigan Road
and-l22 57-lO) acres-un mprovcd-six miles
north of Plymouth-fine, heavy timbered land,
wthwater.
The Sc qand c h of sw q of sec %, and the ne
of sec sc, town - N, of range one Polk town
shiD-40O acres-heavy timbered. good water
near Tvner City-to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
The $ Of ne q of sec 90 town 20 n, of range
2 e, 80 acres, four miles south of Plymouth-fif
teen acres mprovcd-good land. timber and water
The Sc see Z, town - n, of rangc2 G. l6t
acres-Grecn township-cight miles from Plym-
outh-near store, mills, and in good neirhbor-
hood-good TIMBER. fine grass marsh, and living.
running water.
2 g, and sw of sv q of 30, town 81 II, 10 acres
four miles north east of Plymouth-good mill sea
and mill-thirty acres mproved-buildins-
to be sold very cheap.
The S h of NV q of sec H. town 30 n. Of range
3 e-close by Tippecanoe Town-goed land ano
good timher-unimproved-to be had on easy
terms
Lot No. 6 in Whecler's addition to the town OF
Plymouth-fine dwelling and good out houses.
North q of Lot No. 81 in Plymouth, now know
Baldwin House, desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in PlymOnth-good dwelling house
Part of Lots 73 and II, Misunderstanding
31x1O feet-fur sale rent.
Lot No 10, Plymoutl-good dwelling and two
story business house, on one OF the best corners in
town-to hc had ut bargain.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing in this vicinit,
Wilde well to give us call.
REEVE & CAPRON,
December 9th--2tf Plymouth Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
Old IRON.

| will pay one cent per pound for old iron, deliv
cred at my Foundry in South Plymouth.
feb 10 80 lltf + II HALL
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
d.. IL. I'D. E'ORTER'S
Two MINUTE DROPS
i'll Cure Sick Headache in Two
Minutes

These Drops will Sick Headache In five.
minutes. In every case where tie patient Is not
relieved IN Five minutes attr taking the Two
Minute Drops. the money will bc refunded
The Two Minute Drops are perfectly safe and
pleasant to take, and will be found of instant bcnc
TIT in SICK headache. ami sick stomach
saisFI'HSS. pain in the stomach. collie. or pain in
the side painful cough. depression Of spirits, &c
&c, Sold everywhere 1T - cents per bottle.
Manufactured by De. II. ID. PORTER, &c Third
Street, Louisville XIV
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

w e have a complete assortment Of Stoves at low
prices, and are determined 10 euit our customers
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
Cigars, &c.,

And, in fact, everything usually kept in Drug
Store at prices as low as can be afforded. Call
and examine for yourselves. T. 4. LEMON.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

We repcrmancntly located in Plymouth, with
just the stock, friends. that will suit you We are
determined that no Man, w oman Child, Gin all
the regions round about" shall undersell uS-and
respectfully solicit your patronage-confdentth that
in the variety, quality and low price of stock
that we can suit every one wishing ANYTHING in
line. [20yll II. B. DICKSON Il Co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
ATJV'EON.

4 gave two notes in July 1889, for S35. each, one
! due December 18th, next, the other due May
lstnext. They were given on contract for
Wheat Dril-payees name thought
to he s. b. Il ii. A. Myers; payable at Plymouth
Bank. No other notes of mine dated in July, are
In circulation. They obtained without
sideration and by false representations, and shall
not pay them therefore You are cautioned not to
purchase them. WYATT THOMPSON
scpt 7-6t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
ILL Ga1Il21 Pn c,i'I''PI7IIY i7ITETlEl r
ALL KINDS OF
Produce and old Evosl

Taken in exchange for Castings at his Groce
Plvmouth, Jan '59-Gif
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
lnsurrec!ion at i:arpers Ferry.

An instruction took place at liarpcrs
Ferry on the 10th inst, headed By
Ossawattamc Brown Of Kansas Noto
riety.
The insurgents cs, possession Of the
United States Armory rand tlarpcrs Ferry
stopped the cars at that place, cut the
telegraph wires and took number OF
citizens prisoners who would not enlist
with them. The insurgents at first
consisted Of about % whites aud 5 free
negroes. They babe defiance to the
authorities of the State Of Virginia and
the United States. but were finally CON
eucrcd BY about four hundred troops, a
mart Of whom were sent there by Gov
Wise and a part by the President
Twelve ofthc insurgents were killed
among whom are Brown and his Son,tv
mortally wounded two unhurt and a
least three sraped with some slaves, some
six ar ci .ht Of the citizens and soldiers
were killed.
A " Evans, formerly Of Connecticut
enc of,ac insurgents after tcing sho
.ail The whole scheme vas got up b.
Brown. who represented that negroc
would rise hy thousands, and MARYLAND
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Fatal accident.

We are informed, that en- laESatba't
while sir. Uartwcli Of Mars hailtown
was waikiki. BY the side Of his wagon
l.eavil, loaded with fourth ga;deins and
Urging his team, lie stumbled ana Tell II
from, Of his wagon. and was unable tc
recover himself until two wheels bad
passed over Iii, breast; in;ufing him 50
that lie died in about Sc hours.
The accident occurred in our county,
about Is miles north f us, near Union
Grove.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Later from Europe.

Ay the arrival Of tho steamer
Britain, We have Liverpool dates
the 9th inst.
Mr.. Mason, United States NJ
to France, had died suddenly
poplsxy.
ESGLLND The London Times ha
other sharp article on the San j us
fculty While rejoicing at the nj
Of Lieut.. Gen Scott, aud trusting y
ciiic solution, the article in qucs.;o,
serts that the Island belongs to Ems
and pitches into Gen. Haraos as
bas;ey
The Builders strikes in London con-
ues, the efforts to obtain a settle men
the difficulties having failed
ITALY The Sandman Govcrnn.
has sent circular note to TIC Rcpres
ta.iye Of the European Courts urging
formation Of the Kingdom Of Epper
sly.
1t is said that revolutionary mo
ment has occurred at Psicrmo. !
Sandman standard has been hois
on the palace, and Vi! the pubic bu
ings.
General Garibaldi has been ent
siastically received At Bologna.
In the order Of the day issued by G
Fanti, he promises that the tri color
Italy, preceded BY the old cross Of Sa
will prccode the troops Of Central 1tal
ficah battles. and forever free Italy &
the stranger.
Gen 0aribaldi has issued procla
ton. summoning the Italians ofthe L.
tons to arm and collisios is shortly
pected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

rA. We had cali to day from our
old friend and tonnsman j N Shanklia
new Of Lisbon, Linn Go. who reports
himself in bale and prosperous con-
dition.
Coming from Cedar Rarids yesterday
lie says he met 80 loads Of wheat going
to ,hc Rapids. We are glad to learn our
crops are moving.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
News Items.
LEAvENwORrH, Oct. |;

IEAVENWORTH, Oct. Id.
The Republican State Convention At
Topeka on the 18th, nominated \ full
ticket, headed by Charles Robinson
for Governor and J. p Root for Lieut..
Governor. B. L. Conway for Com
srcss.
The Convention was very harmoni
Gus
Robinsoa, who was also the Governor
elect under the Topeka Constitutions.
was nominated on first ballot TIE
election for State officers took lilac. in
December
s0r The longcs, VIVA eing V"ya,c on
record was rnade Us the schonnry Ex...
VII ch arrived IT New London ha,i Z
be- absent six years, min" months. ard
sns,!f. i,c days
-: .Iahn ~ Fnrncs If ,'.s Pr;
pia prt,s ats .tss4t..a
einlate Is, Icrs.flf 5a
va Severe shocks q sa ssa.a.se.
were ie't at Baton Roige AHA 1aF
Sara, La, OF - 22atis at
sea- The ! lin Gusetr says the ihs
Gamanches and other ,ribesarc planning,
grand expedition sgains: The por,heln
frontiers Of Texas
s@- On the i5tl, lost, James Show a
resident Of Yick.bns, Miss, was struck
BY hi. Nifc with broomsi,ck, and stag
gcrns into the yard, fell dead.
~ From recent statement it APP
pears that the Indians still living in the
United States Territories amount to 3lI,-
600.
~ The latest advices from Mexico
state that Miramon was preparing for =
vigorous campaign, and threatens the
port Of Alvarado. Gen Alvarez has re-
ceivsd munitions Of war from n u and
California.
CONCORD. n. II Oct IL
The State Democratic Conventions
which met to day, nominated Asa p
Cato, Of Mortified for Governor.
The Convention did not act on tho
appointment Of delegates to Charles.
ton.
CALIFORNIA GoLD.-In 1858, up to
September 5tt. tho total shipment Of
gold from California to N. Y was $27,-
OF, 574. Up to the same date in 1859
the total shipment Was $29,157 .4l4.-
Increase in 1859, s1,2s9,84O.
COUkTERTEITs.-Thcr are counter.
felt Sis abroad on the Bank Of America
Mt. Carmel, H.. SOS on the Bank Ct
Missouri; SIS (altered) on Mississippi
River Bank, Oxford, III and sos on
the Southern Bank Of Illinois, Grcytown
ILL.,, altered from SIS.
~ Kansas has adopted : Free
State Constitution by about 4, 900 major
ity.
- A Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa
at f. Madison is nearly ready to do bu
sincss; Phillip yeils Precedent, George
p. Eaton Cashier.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
n. G. WHITING, EDl.oa.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 9th, 1860.

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