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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL DELPHIA.

4 Bsseroisat InstitstisM. estsbhsAsd b. ,,..;.,
dosmeM Jor re rehv Of ne sick snd dist-ss.sI.
aNiefsdr'f Piraisnt osd Epiderie disssss,
I lie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view NJ ,h...
destruction ofhuman fife, caused by sexualJ;s...a
several years ago directed their Consulting Su,..-a
to open Dspensary for the treatment OF til. ci
diseases, In all their forms, and TO give MEDiCIL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply BY letter Win
description OF their condition. taye, una;ion h....
Of life. Nc) and in case OF extreme povery to YTRV
tSn MEDICINES ikEE OF CIlARaE.
The Directors OF tina Association. in thew ANnn>a
Report express the highest satisfaction it'll the
Inch has attended the l,ors of their Surgeons insas
rure OF SIermatmrhna, Seminal Weak ness, 8onnrs-
uGa. elect syphilis. the vice of Onanism or Bell.
Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys and bladder, &c, ana
rider a continuance OF the plan for the ensuing
An admirable report on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
cak ss the vice Ouanism, Mast irritation, Self
,use, and other d seases III the seAal organs by the
Consulting Surgeon. will he sent by mail lin sealed
rvelnpe.J FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of TWO
.TAMrS postage. Address, for report rreaiue mt,
pr. J. SkILLlN II0CGliToN, Acting Surgeon, How.
.rl Association No. South Ninth street, Philadel.
lhia, IA. l:lyl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS! ~
I1AvING completed and occupied our gses,
III Firc-Proof Manufactory-the most perfect
machine shop in the world-we have signalized
the event by producing . new Family Sevinr
Machine, containing the latest improvements. Al
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pub,;.
without inducement or excuse for buying any az
the inferior machin which infringe our uai
ents. Competition will henceforth become i'm.
possible. A very large reduction has been w~ds
in the prices of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHlNes
for manufacturing purposes, which are we'll
know TO be without any successful rival in tbs
market. Much has recently been published in
regard to various stitches made Ly aewing ma
chimes. We will take 1t for granted that Ill III.
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, aud do il IN
the hest style.
fS-Send for = copy of l. NJ Singer + Co.,
6o:sne. which contains full information abou,
prices, sizes, etc. Of sewing machines, and riN !.
sMi1 I'ed grafis. !. NJ SINGER Il CO,
jan. ~, 1859: 45s Broadray. Nee lor&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03

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LOCAL AGENT WANTED
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

OF all tinds, b.rt constantly On hsnA. ~ no -
yer'.sr" 0%~>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
all operations, or nearly all, in the weed con-
fined to priyacy--some few transactons are smelt

out.
On the great landings and levee business is retro
grading; not more 80, however, than usual at this
season. There appears to be very active bust
ness going forward at both the basins and canals.
At the Upper Canal and Basin we counted there
yesterday sixty-two vessels, many loading with
corn, bacon and provisions. There appears to be
sufficient lumber and building materials to build
at least over twenty squares of ground. As for
wood, there is apparently supply for six months
At the Basin Carondelet there is rapid increase
in the supplies and receipts Of the productions OF
the lakes. The Bayou ST. John is in good naviga-
BILE condition, with five to seven feet water though
for natural highway Of three feet draft, tun
mage fees are willingly paid.
The books for subscription to the capital stock
of the Louisiana Dredging Company are now open,
in conformity to public notice. The talk is, why
do not the opponents Of the company and the
Chamber Of Commerce come forward and take the
stock at once il there such immense gains to be
realized as they would have the public believe? Or,
tits to be so vast monopoly why don't they Just
take all the stock then close the books, iquidate
the association, and allow the company to die o
natural death, as we may say. 1t is very easy
matter for opponents to close the company with
out sending delegate TO Washington. II the tow
boat associations, the committee Of the Chamber
and the seventeen members will just take the stock
they can have an opportunity Of showing their
generosity by allowing vessels to go in and out
free of expense and throw the pilotage in. The
Louisiana Dredging Company does not require an
act of Congress to enable it to carry out its in
tended unruoses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
DOMESTIC 1NTELLIGEN cE
Arrival of the City Of Baltimore.

New YORK, April 2i.-The steamship City of
Baltimore, of the Liverpool New York and Phila-
delphia line, reached her wharf this afternoon.
The City of Baltimore left Liverpool on Wednes-
day, April IL, and touched at Queenstown on the
following day.
Her adviccs have however, been fully antici-
pated by the Austraasian at Portland
Arrival of the Steamship Tennessee.
New YORK, April 24.-The steamship Tennessee,
from New Orleans direct, has arrived at this port.
ALI on board arrived WE'LL
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, April A.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling slowly with 8 feet Of water in the
canal, and feet inches in the pass on the falls.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 24.-Western Mess Pork is
quoted at SIT Is per Dbl. Lard closed buoyant.
Prime to choice is quoted at 1oae. The Flour mar.
ket closed buoyant and tending upwards. The
prices range from s. soto s. 55 Whisky is selling
at l7gc. to l7sc. per gallon Coffee closed firm
Rio is quoted at lie. to l4le. per pound.
NHw YonK, April 24.-The Cotton market closed
dull. The sales to-day amounted to 400 bales
Middling Uplands is quoted at III. Flour closet
buoyant and tending upward. The sales foot NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

particular. Pify sfs, that the hawks q III otisss
DstFlets are not as ssringentiy dealt wfth
BAD IF NOT j MAD Dos.--Mr. Ryan,s don. j
splendid but toe wicked animal, was srrested Yes-
terday morning in the Third District al ne charge
Oh having on Friday ast, attacked Mira. Jean Louis
on c. adchildren street, below the railroad Isee-
| rating her idly In the abdomen and thigh. The
!, woman took he..r oath, and showed her wounds.
The dog could not i rgne hs own cass nsr df BIZ
mater Or any lawyer appear 70 defsnd hims Re.
cordey Long passed seue. nee of dssth ~ him and
when we left he was gusely and innocsnfsy wait<
ing to be shot.
INTERESTING HRoH Sr. LOUIS The following exs
frssf Of a. letter from fancy MAN Z ~ ~ Ae4lx
wiF se interesting 70 many III NJ " usieans TIE
parties named have al been fashlo sanis lo9n9eM
about slis town. How we got the ever ocesnk
matter but here is The interesting ext -
I'm st> Lonis, iasE week, there we're ma4
frey, Andrews, Miller, ElineNelser, Aahlosk, glsss
Chamberin, Harrington, Keuyicks, and n. Isset.y ~
was in that party. Give ny respects to Tom
b, and all nTuirefng Friends. y
Foars. ass isigrsdt g. LABRWs"s
MrscELLASyeus RAscALIrrs Thomas Harrsng-
ton charged With extracting 30 from tbs p0eketS
o. barney Sheraansi rs to be qacstione,d to-day by
Recorder Summers. 80 Is Owen GaIIaghev tc ..ps bs
examined; charged by Michael Eyan with 4sutting
hs pocket, whilst De was taking forty wfsza :, e
his own doorstep or Religions street. and 1ze -eby
obtaining SO GO. Enough twas a Iow way - ges
robbery. @ s III
just because sack - oass accidensasIs go = !
100 fass % ne shoulder Of John, slass q DDsA
whilst at work amid the cargo Of the steamer FaH
CITY, said John was sent down to Dr. r1anchayd
hickory oil. SsF@' 'TsS = 4 7ssYsTT-s-a s
Thomas Kllby gave bal u RecoFder Hen5t. -
appear before him and face tie heart -kroken Ns5v
kinneger, who sw0re to it. and ssicka ID H fESf Ix
abducted her four darling geese from ~ SF0Xt & =
her premises on johnson stTest hefwesM Afaia - e
st. Philip. ~ ~ Esss
Some Of tIle river thieves On Sunday night hsots !
into the cabin of the Dutch ship Heinrich Won
Gagern, lying in the Fourth District and carried ~
q watch and chain and other iewelry, and Bot N
clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
MORNING, APRIL Is, 1860.

10000 bbs. superfine State ia selling at IS 30 to
IS IS per Dbl. The sales Of Corn are estimated at
400 bushels. Prime to Choice Is selling at IS to
SOC. per bushei There were $500 barrels of Pork
sold at SIT s5 to $1s 90 per bb Lard is selling at
10s to 1lic. per pound. There was q fair demand
for Molasses to-day, at full prices. The sales Of
Sugar to-day amounted to 1000 hhds. Porto Rico
ia quoted at CT to tic. per pound.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
% R2ttf
cueAn HocsHEAps-sueAn HoasHHADs-

sT4vE AND SHINGLE MACHINES
fq Suitable for Making
p1ra An HoasfIE1ps RICE MoLAssEs, RosIN AND
TuRPENTlNE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
principle embraced IN this Machine the old process o.
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain timber produces an article not liable 10 warp
Az cec from exposure The stave Mil will rTe shave and
soiu from the bolt ora 1000 10000 Slaves peritF and the
ghinge Machine COO shinges uires two
horse 10 work and be attached sns team en-
ne gin Or saw Mill power 1t make any required length
and can be adjusted 4 thickness taper The timber Is
eber steamed nor sawed rveu and shaved directly from
she bolt.
Ph Machines In full operation between the hours
Of I'D o'clock, day at No. Canal street Ihese
Machine arc made in Augusta, Ga
ANY marty wishing to purchase Parish State Comfy and SIN
e rights or Machines can them from the Agent who
will give full particulars. T. ~ COON,
Solo Agent States or Louisiana Arkanas mississippi
Va. a,ta si,har,, ia3l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
CALvAN1zED IRON ,-oALvAN1zED IRON :

The undersigned Sole Agents for
MCCULLOUGH & co.'s eEf.EBRATED AMERICAN
Charcoal Galvanized Iron,
For Roong GutieIing. spoang Bath Tubs, Stack Pipes
VeraHdas, etc.. etc.
yEsyranted 10 Hange The only article that will
stand ts scusr humidity Of This climate without oxydation
For sale by MCLEAN i OLIVIER,
,,2l On, 49 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
Later from the Rio Gransie.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIZONA.

The steamship Arizona, Capt. Smith, from Bra
st. Iago via Indianoa. arrived at her wharf 90
P. M. yesterday. We are indebted to her pufser
for the following report: Owing to heavy seas on
the Brazos and Rio Grande bars the Brownsville
steamer was unable to connect with the Arizona,
in consequence of which thsre remained at the
mouth Of the Rio tiraude 100000 specie, consigned
tn narties.in this city. 1t will, however, come mp
on the steamship AUSTIN due at this port next Sur.
aay. The Arizona was detained two days at Brg-
zas bar BY heavy sea. A eonducta started from
Zacatacas with 81 100000 in specie, and whei bus
few hours out was attacked. but the parties hax-
ing charge Of the money succeeded in getting haek
to the city, after short conflict during whch Tie
leader Of the conducta aud one or two others Kara
wounded) without loss of money
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25


DRY GOODS An COST. AT COsTs
MONDAY hs oh Inst. we viii sell shs follow
g goods sndthe greater part large varied stock
greatly redscsd prcss-
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
FRENCH JACoNETs;
;. oRGANDIEs
eAMBRICs:
;. IRISH IINgF AND LINEN CAMBRIcs;
oRGASDY ROBES, styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE, nsw styles
coLoEED AND GRIsAILLE SILKS;
sRIsAIfLR PoPLIHETTEs for travelling Dresses.
Linen Goods.
~ IRISH LIsEEs
PILLOW CASH IIHEEs. all widths;
. 10 1874 IRISH. s0orcu AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET
INGs;
sIRp-RYE BussIA AND nUoK. DIAPBRs
PRrNaED and GOLD BsgDERED HUcK. TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
DAMAsK and SNOW DROP NAPKINS, II TO ~;
a. to IA pAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
~ TO lz-i DAMAsKs SCOTCH, IRISH and FRENCH !
LINEN Foa DRAWERS IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods of the boat mses made To order and
fully guaranteed In every respect,
ElunlAtIOn 6OOuhs
Our stock shese goods IL unusually sariedcvesying Of
che best auaty.
Hosiery.
Ladies' brown and white COTTON HOSE;
ifssss'
Men's SOCKS
Boys 5..e5
Ladies' cas,sssAERIso VESTS;
Chidfen's
Mems
worry large stock Of the shove best makers; also
Can assortment other goods in line anxious TO re-
aee OUR large before the closing of the we
viii sell everything unusually low prices Our friends
pubc in general are invited call and examine stock be-
sers purchasing shewhsr,.
q A. BARRIERE BRO,
1870 Canal street.
a sp2s-tf Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

Keep scrap book il You like, ba. don't pns into
It everything sel can manage TO saraps up; that
=. don't iet sour seyap-haok he 4 mere serape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

SAILINa OF the BRAztLlAs CoyHrrn. xha Rsa-
lillian corvette Donna Isabella, which had been
staying at New York for several wesha past. toelx
her departure on the 18th. She viii visit The.
Azores. Portsmouth, tEngland) Lishen eherhouFg.
and cronstadt before Her return u Rio Janeiro,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
THE RESCUE OF sANBoRE.

1t will be recollected that Mr.. f. B. Sanborn, of
Concord, after having been summoned by the
officers to attend as witness before the Senatorial
Investigating Committee at Washington, was res
cued by mob from the hands of the officers, and
placed beyond their reach By the friendly interpo-
sition Of an Abolition Judge. We have lately read
an account Of the whole proceeding, written by
correspondent of the New York Tribune, which is
at once amusing and disgusting.
From the representations made by this cores
pondent, one would suppose there never was
feat of SO much bravery performed, in the history
of the country. The fact that whole city of
people, male and female, were enabled to over
power couple Of officers is diated upon as If it
were an achievement worthy Of Sparta and the
pass of Thermopyla.
H Thus, he says, II am informed that it was with
the greatest difficulty the people were restrained
from using very Uiolent measures" Violent meas
ures towards officers who were simply executing
legal process in the discharge Of an imperative
dutyl Further on, he says, had IT not been for
that legal process, the officers would hardly have
escaped out of town with whole skins.'' "After
the writ was served two or three of the ruffians
(the oficers) were made to bite The dust and were
severely kicked and a1dAed.n The kicking and
mauling of officers who were merely doing their
duty, is alluded to with satisfaction which is
really refreshing.
But here is the climax: Concord people are
quite proud of their achievements, and are full of
anecdotes of protress exhibited! 1t is curious to
hear of the Buttricks, the Barretts, the Hosmers,
who were out to defeat the kidnapping attempt,
and to remember that these are the names which
figure conspcuously in history, as leaders of The
AFFAIR of Apil, 1775!'n
We do not recoect what the affair of April
I775 was, but it was evidently some great event.
It. however, "pales its Intellectual fire" before the
great :" affair." of April 1860-in which the illus
trious achievements and the great !" prowess Y
of whole city rescuing man from couple of
officers, and the kicking and mauling of them by
the brave populace, were SO eminently conspicu-
Gus! Let the future historian Of the country
dwell largely upon this incident, il he wishes to
illustrate the Spartan bravery and "prowess " of
the American people!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
cPALnuaG,s PREPARED GLUE,
Save the Pieces!

ECoNoMYi Is At 4
nsraA Stitch In Time Saves Nine -@A
An accidents happen in weleguated families It'll
ysrv desirable to have cheap and convenient way for re-
na;riue Furniture Toys, Grockery, ETC.
spaldfng's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household can Afford to be
without r. I. always ready and up TO the sticking point
There Ii no longer necessity fer lp chairs spntered ve
esrs beadless dolls broken cradles It is Just the article
fer she'll and ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemically
held in souon possessing ali the valuable qualities of the
hest be used in the place OF orai
nary mucilage being vastly more adhesive.
.UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
R-a Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, % CENTS
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street, New York
Addres. HENRY G. srALDING CO..
Boz No. 5000, New York.
Pu m for Dealers containing four eight and twelve
dozens beautiful thogaph showGard accompanying each
package = = - ,, ~, VT,
ws- A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will saye ten times annually to every householdH
Sold by all prominent staolers Druggists Hardware ana
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
CapAry MERCHANTS should make note of sPALD1NG's
Prepared GLUE, making their list. 1t will stand
~, c,;m,ta ja19 lySW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

noMYt DIsPATC HI
ng-aA Glitch In Time Saves Nine."-eA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

This gentleman will undoubtedly be
placed upon the State ticket by the
State Ex-Commit,cc as Candidate tor
Judge OF tho Supreme Court. The Ca
zette sees this is inevitable and endeayors
to ridicule the idea. This is because
the editors Of that sheet arc fearful tha,
Mr.. Elwood's known strength in the
State will ensure his election. Mr.. E
has been for several campaigns, a SHARP
thorn in the flesh Of the Republicans
be has with his ,ncontrovertible tact,
and figures torn of the mask of tn,
thieving Republican officials, and NOR
than once put them hors de- combat.
Mr.. H~ood's ability for the positio,
Of Supreme Judge, no man of sense vii
pretend 'for moment to deny. He il
spps Of tho first lawyers in the State aut
willmakt > strong man. This 10 wha'
The Republicans ass quacking about.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
Facts for the PEOPLE
The Republican Peckot Pistol,

A Collection Of Facts. Opinions. and Argument.
f.r reedom. Edited by WV. II. BUsLE.oa
ESQ. Pxblished moathly dsri~s the Com
paiyn. commencing Jxns 9TH. SO pages. l6
mo. Price IS cents
THE OBJECT OF THIS WORK WILL BE TO
i present, in the most concise form practical
the principles and aims Of the Republican Par ,.
the Issues involved in it, contest with the Slave
Power and its Democratic Allies /; the sentiments
Of the leading st tesmen Of the country, past and
present, in refcrsncs to those issues; and such
other matters Of interest IS may be evolved ia
the progress Of the political struggle upon which
We have entered; what every uorkieg Republic
can will desire, in the way CT TACT, argument, and
opinion for himself and fer his neighbors, to in
form the ignorant, convince the prejudiced, and
stimulate the lukewarm. will Be given in III 8
Pocket Psst0l series, in . form % once compact,
neats and convenient, snd st price which will
enable our Republican Clubs to put . copy Of it
into the hands Of every voter whocan read.
Tbs REPCBLICAH F0CxEr PyroL will be pub
lished on the 5th OF every month during the Cam
psien. FL
Ssag.e cepies Of aay nsaber will Be ssns b. mail,
portage paid, On recipe Of cssts. For Is coats
it will be mailed 70 subscribers during the Cam
paign copies 70 one address, $500
We trust our Republican friends in oil parts Of
the country will exert thenselvss 70 make up
Clubs 70, the Pocket PistOg. It will give you :
complete outfit ef facts and asguusnts with which
to combat the Shan demessaey. Addsess,
II. DAYTON, Publisher,
julyl3-w3t&dsodSw So Howard St., MY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

Judge Grants Declensi0n.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, 18th July, 1860.
HENRY ALTMAN, ESQ, Chairman, &c.
Davenport, Iowa.-Dear Sir IL feel
very much honored by the nomination
of the Democratic Convention for the
office Of Supreme Court Judge.
Such a position accords with my
pursuits in life, would be gratifying to
personal ambition, and enable one to do
more real good to his fellow men than
any other public station.
A nomination unexpected and unso-
licited, | regard with great satisfaction,
aud feel that l am honored beyond my
merit.
But have undertaken duties to eli.
ents SO numerous, and so important to
them, that l feel it my duty, in the
present state Of my professional bust
ness, to decline the nomination, which,
under other circumstances, | should be
glad to accept. Your obi serv't,
JANIS GRANT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
Ben. n. Samucls, Esq.

We are highly grati6ed with the &C.
ton Of the late Democratic Congress
sional Convention at Cedar Rapids in
nominating that able and distinguished
man, Ben. NJ. Samuel., Of Dubuque, for
the Office of United States Representa-.
tive in Congress. Viewed both as 9
statesman and politician, Iowa has nc
ADLER man, nor yet could she have bet
ter Representative man at the Nationa
Capital. On al the political topics Of
the day which interest our people, with
the wants and necessities Of cur young
and thriving State, no one il more con.
vo,sant, and we firmly believe that his
chances for election are by no means un-
Aattering.
Such nomination adds strength and
character to our already strong ticket.
He is well known to the people, aud
during the campaign will be hailed with
loud cheers by the masses where he
speaks. Let every Democrat take fresh
courage; the skies arc Frightening
hope is becoming stronger and stronge,
day by day, and with firm adherence te
our interest and untirng energy in tn,
campaign, victory will settle on our ban
ner.
Three cheers for Ben. NJ. Samuels
aud now let us go to work and eee
him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
STATE aTE ms.

JAIL DEL1vKRY.-Deputy Sheriff Will
son, Sheriff Hillhouse being absent, ia
giving the prisoners supper Sunday
night, being off his guard and little
careless, was knocked down BY the pris.
oners, three of whom made their escape
Smith, Woods and Redout. Smith and
Redout we're caught few minutes al
terwarcs. Woods is still out. Sheriff
Hillhouse will pay reward Of fifty dol
lars for the return Of Woods to the jail.
He is Eve feet IL inches high, square
built, heavy shoulders, dark brown hair
almost black, black eye brows, dark
hazel eyes, % years old, weight from
$50 to 100 pounds.-Hasokeye.
The printers Of the city Of Burlipg.
ton formed a Typographical Union
mo. SOY Saturday last. The following
officers were elected: w. E. Wood.
ward, President; J. Utter, Vice Presi.
dent; Chas. F. Jackson, Secretary
Samuel Snow, Treasurer.
MAD DoGs.--A mad dog made sad
havoc among other dogs i'll the streets Of
Elkader on the GLORIOUS Fourth" aud
the people "without distinction of par
ty," have formed an Anti-Hydrophobic
Society. UnmuzzIed ours are becoming
scarce in and around that place.
New PAPxR.--Mr. George Burton
has issued prospectus for new Re-
publican paper in Riogold county, to be
called the mt. Ayr Republican," The
first number will appear next week.