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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

s1xAroGA, Aug. a-Ths great race
today for the Saratoga cup, dash OF
stwo snd half miles, was won By Ken
lucky Capt Moore was beaten b .
length. Rhynodine xss dissanced. Time
4 nsin1tessl seconds 8IvzT
The second race, mile heatss was won
By Areola, in two straight hsats Tine
las and LIS. arcs ,-s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

MoETREAL, August s.--Sir Earcissns
Bellsan has been appointed TO the Prem
iership Of Canada.
General John A. Mcdonald has been
appointed Minister Of Miletia. <
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

MoSTREAL, Aug. S.-Gen. Grant aud
party arrived here this morning from
Ouehec. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

CIEcIEELrI, Aug. 9, Eoon.-Ths river
has fallen 2 feet inches, with now is
feet in the ehanneL Thermometer ess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

rY,HIs OLD AND PoPuLAR HOTEL HAS
L. been rsesntiy enlarged and Thoroughly rana~
vassa shronghonf, and tha proprissor viii SPARE
NO pasna or exp@nss GO render IL worthy OF a lib
srai share Of tie patronage Of the Pablic-
The Table viii be suppEied with eha bsat tia
country and ssasoR aaord. aud, a1R-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

We hope steamboat nsp VIII bear IN
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do all kinesof stssnbost.
printing, ruling and binding in a manner
seldom equaIled and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemeH, and We
guarantee satisfaction. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin. Exchange IN Evansville, ne win
hereafter sell Spscis nj closer rates than
any other HOUSE in he State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
CHEESE.

A cisax, smcoth skin and Beauti.
nj conpisxisn follow he use 81 Hsi9bold's
eoncsnsr4tsd Ffutd ExtxSct e4xs1p4riiia- Il rs-a
neyss si.sk ssPOszs RinRlss' and al sruptso1s q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
NIaAAANHas
GOLD

Having nov . Special Partner In
New York, Who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, We win hereafter b en-
abIvd 10 take adyantAgs Of The constant
fluctuations Ia The
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
COAL.

ra ROCkPOrt Coal.
CxKAMBoAr rs AND DEALERs oAH FIND
~ censEMnt guppty Of this Superior Ceal, for
smaa An qnmnaitisa % anti, epd fAir pricss.
ADpaS % RowRLL. COOK Co.,
tsM8s6 GpPsx Landing, RoekpoEt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
HOTEL.
UNION HOTEL.

Corner Main and Second Streets.
MOUNT VERNON, INDIANA
Il. ID. scHENK, Prsprietor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

r = Light Dranght slds-whesl Steamer
- TACONX,
Gus. ME1ERa, Master. .....,cHAs. HARzisOz. cssrk.
VIII run during the lesf water ssason ia the
above TRADE, connecting st Cairo With the Train,
and New Orleans and 81. Louis boats, and ~
Louisville with the Cincinnati mall boats
SG- freight rsosiptsd through TO New Orleans
or way pointa.
For ffSls ht or passage apply on board or to
jys HALL RuDD. Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
HAIR nYRI HAZE nYEl-

BaeeheIor's Hair Dye is the best in the
kHown worid- The Only true and perfect Dye
-narmless nssantAnsous and Rsliabie-pro-
daees splendid Black or Natural BrOwn-Fsns-
dies the sll effects Of bed pyeu, and frsqusntiy
restores the original color. Sold b. all Druggists.
The genuine q sisBed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar.
clay street, New York. ap25-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
CITY NOTICES.
Board Of Equalization.

THE COMMON CouNoIL on THE CITY OF
Il EvMuHvll will meet ss Board Of EquAliaA-
too. as the Cit< Ccurei CHAMBER 10 said city. on
Mepday. the sth dAy IL jane. 1885, at e'oloek q
m. Scr the purpose OF eQualising and correcting
tAe saeessD eats Of real sad persoral property,
and Will contInue 50 session frcm day 20 day,
rpceed.
ALI tan payers are requested 20 call previous TO
ths aagnnrnment OF the Beard. and examine their
aassa3msnts.
ys-u Z = 8EE W. BAKER. Mayer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
Dissolution Of Copartnershiu.

rrSHEFIRM KNOWS HEREToFohE. uNDER
T. thu stsla cf Decker DuSouehet. 10 thia day
disco we'd By mufusl c. nGrnt Tn nnssttisA e4si.
neam OF the late nrm will be settled a. sh@ oes OF
Aka 4 Dusonchst, sncessners 10 Decker q D1-
6ouchet 4 n. D0CkkB,
Hus-d3w J. @. Drs0UCHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
MEDICAL.
GROCERIES.

= ---------------
MATcHEs-In Q variety Of styles, sueh -
1sA konad %ook, German, Dime and Double
Dime. for sale BY g. RUsTON 90.
MACKEREL-In baTrels and belf- barrels a.
W. No. % Water strset. n. a. RURGoN 90.
CoRN.-5o0 sacks shsIisd Cora 1ust IA store
~ NJ. o. BOSTON 90.
nAY.-loo bales % that sapersor TimoshT Hay
II raised In the Indiana Elussraas rsgion for
sole at reduced rates. At No. D. WMisr street
u. Q. RUsTON co. 80
To Purity, Enrteh the Bleed, and
BeAutify the Compiaxions usa Halmbold's Mlghiy
CoacsntEassd Extrscs sArsapArillA- One bottle
equals In strength enc gallon Of the Syrup or
peccastsa. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Partnerlhip.

~4NNtA1NAN44 "a . - ~ aAA~Fs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Partnership heretcfors existing estve1H
George MuntSer and Peter yogsls in the ma usac-
ture OF Shingles aaa Lath. wa dissolved on the
lst Day OF August 1s6S, Peter T0gal retiring from
the same.
The bmainsSs will be ccntinuad hy the under
signed. 81 tbs cid stand, corner OF Ninth street
and the CaeAl. by whom NIL dahtm duo rhn Arm
vii be e,llseisd' Aad who wili pay All lab litiss
Of - same.
su3-dS9 GEORGE MIINFZER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
BILLIARDS,

YHAvE yusr BEc TvxD 7HnEK YTnx
II seq B1atsrd Tsbasa. H4xksHs maueshssuss, v9th
Phsinas y suahions. - la1nss fm9esEsmaas. Ihay
~ noe rsaAy 81 usa. AnA topsss ~ thfs naes3c-
sdvs snnas are tnvfaad . ell an1 ~ ahnm q ~
"a Hlshelas Exshssps Ne. g M@la sea.sa
gez1-dsm 9.E.o&AAMx1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

sss1srs GROCERIES.
DYE FLOUR
N 70 bhls extra qsality Bye Flour At
Jyn = 81 e, II. a. COOKS.
OATMEAE, wIIEATFARfNA, SPLIT PEAe,
" Whole Peas, sago, at II. A COOKS.
.ooD SUGAR atiSs at Ooov,.
DRIME LEAF LARD
Il 10 kegs, cans aud tisreos, at II. A. COOKS.
CH0IOE BUTTER
- loo lbs extra Western Reserve Buttsr fusa
received at II. A. COOKE
ENcKoIoE SUGAR -CURED BEEF ToHauEs
~ for sais at n. 4. COOKS.
nRTED BEEF AND BREAKFAST BACON
IL 900 lha SngaE-Cured Dried Beef,
100 lbs de do Breakfast Bacon. ct
al 4s t II. A. COOKS.
90 BOXES oHoIcE RICH CITES
~ q Il. A. COOKS.
uAMei HAMS
Il $50 extra sug E-cursd Hans, at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
GoIEG DOWN. -
Leaves Evansville eUery Friday at p. M
W." Podueah Saturday, II q. m
Cairo Up. M
Arriues I'm Memphis Sunday Night
RErURNIEG-
Leapes Memphis epery Tuesday al SIP. IN
Cairo epery Wednesday at ii p. m
/" PadacGh eueyg Thursday, So M
Arrives IN ESanspille Thursday Night
vn Aa - 81

ww- The Superior % Q large Grst class passenger
steamer being profidsd With every modern and
desirable eonseniencs, and has wide. ro0my
guards--sids aad aff--for the accommodation Of
stock.
Particular attention paid 10 al way business.
Freight and passage and from all points as
reen ar IA kst rat o.
The Superior makes eloes connections at Mem
pkia with VickaburK, New Orleans. and Arkahsaa
and White River packet. Freight and paaasn-
gars receiptsd through.
Rsfurning, makes close connections with the
Ellinoia Central n. r. at Cairo, and With the u. a
o. Il. n and Louisville pscksta at Evansville. iys
LouaHYAIie, Evansvills, Padncah and
Cairo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

TwoHEApED CALF..-Mr. John Owens,
Just beyond North Madison, is the own.
or Of calf which is great curiosity,
and for which We learn be has been Of
fered 81 600 IL it lives, and S200 for its
head alone, should il "kiek the bucket"
This remarkable calfis about two months
old Il has two heads, with four eyss
and one ear, and can eat with either OF
its two meuths-which ever happens to
come handy.-Madisos Courier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Hon. Jesse D. Bright was in our eity
on Tuesday last, looking as young and
healthy as be was during the last ten
years. His numerous friends were hap
Pr to take hin By the hand once more.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, JUNE /, 1865
Tralntng the Tom alto.

In cul,ivatins the tomato in large
market gardens the plants are usual !,
pinched before their final transplan,ing,
and these are then left to grow without
any support but in small gardens not
only is greater neatness observed BY
taking some pains TO train the plants
tut the fruit is improved both in quan
tity and quality. There are several
methods Of training. One which ifnot
altogether the simplest is one OF the
aea,est j. described by Mr.. G. NJ.
Chi'ds Of Hancock Co, III. "As soon as
the plants are large epoqgh transplant
to rich light soil ono in a hill and at
least Eve feet apart each way. AT
least 0nce > week, scoop the earth away
from around the plant and pour on a
quart Or more Of soapsuis. When the
plant commences TO branch cut off the
outer branches this will have tenden
cy TO increase the size Of the stock and
cause It to grow bushy. After the
plants are 10 or IS inahes high they
should be provided with frames I
make mine by splitting standards from
riGe boards 5lftet lorg and sharpen
their lower ends. To :hese standards
are nailed stats made by saving / fee,
laths i'Ao three pieces. The frames
are made l6 inches square mailing the
lower stats as Is inches from the 70,
tom OF the standards the upper ones at
the top with others mid way between
the two. Frames made in this way
have been in use FIVE years, and ..th
little repairing will iast some Yeas
longer. When the branches extend
beyond the stats aud over The top of the
frame clip hemieaving one leaf al ose
the fruit stems apd con,inue TO do this
throughout the season. The plan;
trained thus and showing its ripe aud
truit forms a most beautiful
object aud one tomato grown in this
way is worth a dozen as usually cult
waited. Last year I had p p;anta from
which gathered an abundance Of
f.nit for the table use and canning f,r
. family Of FIVE persons besides d s,rib
uting from five to six bushels among
'ay friends. No one need to be afraid
Of using the knife freely as there is 0
danger that the plant will not bear
fruit abuodan'ly; in my experience the
difficulty has been to keep it from
frniting too much. Amer. -Igricultu
rist,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

ScENE1N AN EXEMPTION OFFlE.-
The Aspirs1t vas Schyngxendt'os'
buntsabi ederschi,z Eli Ainzzen, . residen,
of the suburbs.
"What is the matter with you va
cob?"
"vell. mine pack is nlost proke."
"Local or chronic," asked the clerk
"Lucals or koDick, vats do,?"
Il mean is yours standing com.
plainfs'
"Nein. lays in der ped generally >
"Well how did you hurt your backl
1'NeA vas some beer drink las,
week in der saloon, and goes my house
in, and den I goes mine stairs up. and
l tumbles me window out, and bY tam
| strike de sidewalk on mine pack, and
| lies IN der bed tree month";"
"Ah," said the clerk, 'you fell out Of
the window last week2"
"Yaw,"
".And you laid abe4s ,hrec months
how do you make that out?'
Itch nix for stay, Ich can a;ch a.
much Englis speckin al, de wh,le."
yacob didn', get his papers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
NO 81
cure for Rueaycs In Horses.

In reading the article BY +. P. Vail,
in the "Rnrar', on the cure OF heaves in
horses, | am led to give little intor.
nation 10 the readers Of the Rural.
l would FIRST say, no man can show
me horse in Nebraska, who has been
here one yea,, tha, has the heavcs, who
has been allowed TO pasture out or fed
on hay in which silphiMn lascinatuns
is mixed With the hay. The most OBJ.
stinatc caEes Of the heaves have bsen
entirely cradicated by thorough usc
ofthe root Of this plant chopped up and
fed to such diseased animals.
This plant grows from three to esehs
feet high. with long alternate piursss,s
parted leaves, rough, hairy stalks and >
large yellow flower, has largo tap.
root, and is ver5 hardy perennial.
Farmers who will plant and ofshis
in beds next fan, and in one year tsana.
plant to their pastures or medows, viii
find their heavy horses will become
cured by eating off the gnsnmy stalks.
Cattle, as well as horses, and sheep also
rip it readily when found among grass.
Dr.. Dadd has compounded t,oche*
from this plarf, that is etfecting ssnss
astonishing cures Of asthma and diseasa
OF the lungs AMI throat in this vicinity
--one Of over ten years standing-S
man who is public speaker, by simply
chewing the gum cf this plant.
The editor Of the "Rural American
will have two or three bushels Of this
seed to send out in October OF tLs
coming fall Il o. THOMPSON.
Nursery Hill P O, Nebraska.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
The paclAc Rallroad-.The
Work done.

VvV1A O00Y
Tho heavy work on the frst division
Of 100 miles, is all confined to the first
section, betty veenOnaha aad the k.khorn
river, distance, (by the line Of the
road,) Of about 25 miles. Commencing
II the Missouri river, at the foot OF
Farnham etreet. the 6rst five miles Of
gradation is almos: completed. Il
will be ready Er the iron during the
present month. This portion Of the
sork y hy far the heaviest on the 6rst
division Of the road. By the 6rst Of
July the grade will be completed 70 :
point eighteen miles sest Of the city.
and the remaining eight miles ito the
Elkhorn rivcr) will be finished BY the
first day Of August From the EIkhron
river to Fremont, (37 miles west Of
Omata,) much Of the gradstion is al'
ready completed. Getyeep the Elk
horn and the Loup Of the I'I44te river
a. Columbus (nea'ly loo miles distant
from Omaha, by the line Of the road.
the work is very tight Two hancrc.,
inen, with the aid of pa,en, excava,ors
employed By the company on the
w"k in the Platte valley,) will finish
al least one mile Of gr.de per day,
from Fremont 10 Columbus Septem.
Der and O4.ytey viii aff,rd ample
time to complete the gradx,ion Of the
read to L,up Fork Omaha Repab
hcon
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
Imported bounty Law

l>t. Under the previous law it a sol
'lier discharged Ivy reason Of wounds
&c, died before receiving the bounty
his widow or heirs we're not entitled tt
receive The ss,qe.
Sec 3 Of the Act OF March 8 1865
gives the bounty in such cases to the
widow, children, father, mother OF
brothers and sisters il residents Of thil
oouniy.
I'd. Under rrevious tsSs soldiers IL
s service less than two years dis
charged by re@so.4 Of wounds received
i battle only were entitled to bounty
and re enlisted or veteran soldiers were
allowed the instalmen,s only due At The
Il ne Of their q s,harse,
So. 4 Of said act provides that every
MOI commissioned officer, private 0,
9TH, person who has bean OF shall
he'eaf er be discharged from the army
Of the United states by lesson o!
wounds received in battle on skirmish.
on picket or in action or in the line ot
duty shall be emitted to receive the
same bounty az il he had served out bis
full term.
Hence sol :ie-s who were by :aw en-
,i,led TO bounties and who have Aaen
discharged for wounds received a.
above stated who received on'y q par.
Of the bounty at the time are now en-
titled to receive the remaining install
mcnts Ct tbs Government B .unty.
Sd Under previous lawe widows and
heirs of soldiers who enlisted for two
vears or more were entitled 10 the Hun
de ! Dollars Bounty.
Sec. IL ofsaii act gives bounty to
the widow or children Of all soldiers
killed in battle whether be ahall have
enlisted for two years or a1ess period
Of tim !; therefore The v iows or chill
dren of soldiers killed who enlisted for
three six or nine months are now en-
titlel TO the nundr,d d Dollar Bounty
State Militia excepted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

How TO Wash A THREAD LAct
CoLL.s,-Take an empty ch ,mpayxt
bottle, we suppose any other woul,l
answer.-ED. ]. cork il. push il into tho
leg Of stocking. and tie string round
the stockxag at each end Of the bo'tl,
so that it will fit the bottle tightly
Now baste your collar on to III.
stocking, the ssore carefully basied
the edges are, the greater will be your
success Garry the collar round and
round the bottle, allowing it to retain
its shape easily. Seap we'll, and let j,
soak over night: rinse with Aet sate,
in the morning and allow It to dry or
the bottle; when taken of it will took
as good as new, and need no ironing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
New York, May %,

NEW YORK, May %.
A Fortress Mon,oe correspondent
says: The immediate place Of coq
finement OF jeff. Davis will be in case
mates which are rock ribbed and arch.
ed mansions within the fort each we'll.
nigh constituting fort within itself
On the arches OF ti.sAs casemates are
mounted Is inch II ,dman guns. The
only connections from the tort with
the main land are by the main sally
p"rt and small rosters in one Of the
bae,i"ns, the west ditch beng spanned
At eacl, OF those points by drawbridg sc
which can be raised at pleasure thus
cutting OF all communication
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Mr. LlNcoLNs CANE.-Mrs Lincoln
has given to Senator Sumner . pal.
me,to cane which was presented 10 Mr..
Lincoln snme months since. The head
Of the cane is an elaborately carved
piece Of ivory representing an eagle
shielding with her wings nest con-
tainirg several lets and in the ses
Of draw ne up with her beak the folds
Of an American flag 70 protect the nest
and her young from the insidous ap.
proach of q serpent. The idea aptly
sy,nbolizas the Unions dangers and -
developed upon the head Of the cane il
quite effective as well as ornamental.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

"A Northern lady visitor At Rich
mo,.d writes "A friend and myself
went to .t Pxul's Church Dsrinv I'll.
prayer for the President Of the Cri,ed
States several young iadies in font q
us rose from their knees and sat Dol,
aprigh,; but when thxt prayer was fin
isl'ed dowa they went on their kne,.
ag1c."
There were three hundred and
thirty cH,s Of freight on "Wednesday
week eastward bound uf which two
hund. ell were live 5, ock.
Hardly more than half as many fur,
have been caught at the Northwest til,
year ~ last. isut very few minks hav,
been caught, on account, it is believeo
Of the droa,h last summer, and The ues
OF small steel traps instead OF wooie,
ones. The catch Of minks must ii
min,sh every year, for the traps are sur.
death TO all who enter them. Euxe,
have been plen,y enough, but the,
have tound SO many rabbits 10 eat, tha q,
they have not take" kindly 10 the traps
Martin aud bufalocs have been scarce
The review Of The Army OF the Pc
tomac, at Washington, was ono Of III,
srandest military pageants Of moder,
times. The troops occupied nearl,
scveM hours in passing a given point
The review Of General Sherman's arm,
will take place to day.
The prcSts Of cotton growing i,
Egypt threaten to convert the whol.
valley Of the Nile into ore vas. co,,o,
plantation.
Six thousand cmigrants arrived i,
New York in three da:s last week ant
still they come.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

Thare iz nothing that seems ,ew ia,
\ womans harte, so mutch, az Jewel
~.
G"d save the phool-! aud doant le
them run on, for II it want for then
vie men couldn't Git = hvin.
Sum peoples branes are lokated il
their h4,is.
We are told ",hat thare want enny
'hiag maid in vain, hut a,ase though,
that awl the time efe~st sn ma nut ac,ur.
ing striped snAix, and muskeeter~, wa,
wasted.
II thare waz nothing but trsth in
this world, fool would stand just a.
good chanse az wize man.
Trn pc,l teness c"nsissts in being
anxus about the welfair ov n,here falxa
perliteness consists in being very anx
us al,euf nothing.
Robber, are liked raiu, the fall OF
JUST and the unjust.
II . snan IL az wxe ~ sarpent, he
kan sdord tew be AZ harmless ax q
dove.
The best place tew worship God-1
out doors.
We are apt tew hate them who won,
talk our advice, aud dispise them who
do.
It IL dreadful cary tev be . rhool
a man kan be one and not kno it,
Josh. b.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
The Yellow Fever Plot.

A paper SAYS: In addition 10 D..
Rlackburns plan to introduce yellow
fever by way Of Bermuda and Halifax
the Canada consp;ra'ors decided to
send to Liverpool asont one Hundred
Thousand dollars, worth Of new clothing
after having it iRfec.e.l with small pox
and yellow fever poison to be imported
to the United States and large qasn
tity of It delivered asa present to the
Sanitary Commission.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

:A dreadful accident took place
Saturday night on the Washington and
Philadelphia r nd about six miles this
side x Wilmington. A soldier had
stretched himself upon sess, and find
iny himself. cranp,ed tor room, rm Mis-
fee, ou, Of f,he window when a passing
train t,ok off both legs about fo~r iach
es belox the knees.
~ The .lrm, asd Macy Jourxal
eugges,s lha. L Davis had recalled his
old experience Al cards, he woMld have
rc,nembtr 4 knave ,s known from q
king by his boots.
On the night of The 18th instant, 4
most brutal mu, de: was committed ir
The ,o~n Of Portage, Livingston county
New York. The particulars as Far =,
heard are that the murderer catered ,he
house Of Mr.. Henry Derone, and az tn.
latter raised up ia bed, shot Mr.. ID
:hroagh the head, killing him instantly
The assassin then threatened the vii;
Of the murdered man unless she deliver
ed up what money there was in In,
house-in all about eighty dollars
after obtaining which the villain es.
capped. Mr.. Derone was an old resi-
dent Of Portage, and aged about 4
years.
Among the curiosisics lately placed
in the museum Is a mnsqaito bladder
containing the soul Of twenty four gov.
ernment contractors. and the fortune,
Of wclye editors. Il il neariy half
full.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
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pleasant HsAinE and ernptiens Of the hea .
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

TRADE or THE PLAINs.-It il es,i
mated that the amo~.s Of freight ship
ped from the Missouri river and trans
ported to New Mexico, Utah, C,lorad,
and intermediate points, during Ill,
gear, amounted to forty millions O
pounds. To transport this immens,
amount 1000 wagons were requisite
drawn by $4,000 head OF cattle ant
l6 900 head Of horses and mules. Th,
employs are estimated at 10 900.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01
JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS COM
PANlONS
FoRrnEsy MONROE, May 81.

FoRrRKsx MONROE, May 2l.
The steamer Clyde has reIuaiHea q
anchor during the entire day in Hamp
ton Roads, and up to hour, 4 O'Clock
in the afiernoon), JEFF, Davis and fami
y have no, been removed.
The rebel General WHEELER and
staff, were removed from the Clyde
this morning 70 the gUnboat Msnme
which left. for Fort Warren. Alexan
der II. Stephens and Postmaster Gen
Regan we're also removed from tn,
Clyde this afternoon to the gunboa
1iscorora, which left for Fort uela
ware, it IA presumed.