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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27
Z r. Tron the, Chicago Journal.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY II. Q. BALLARD.

Why, why, oh God this sorrow sent,
This grief that fills the continent
Why droops our Noble nag te.days IA
All hearts feel sadness and dismay-
For he who held with faithful hand 81
The welfare OF this mighty land,
Rests now in deaths heroic sleep,
While gloom prevails and millions weep.
Oh! grief no human tongue can tell
i AsifGod's fearful judgment bell
From out the midnight sky had hurled
His wrath upon = sleeping world!
We tremble that this act of crime
Should stain the annals OF our time
That one should live whose guilty hand
Could smits the savior Of our land!
How sudden fell the cruel blow
That laid our noble leader low
Our hearts were full of blissful cheer,
We saw the dawn of peace draw near!
We prayed that he whose honest hand
Had toiled to save this free-born land,
Might live to bear the honors won
From duty well and nobly done.
Know 70, who nerved the bloody hand
That fills with gloom our native land,
That he who rests in deaths embrace
Looked kindly on your guilty race!
Now may the Goddess traitors feel
How deep can 60 the freemsn's steeli
Let mercy lose its gentle power.
And Gods stern justice rule the hour!
Though dead he lives in endless fame
All honor to his patriot name;
All glory, for his loyal hand
Gave feesdom to our mountain land!
That priceless boon shall ever be
The pride and glory Of the free;
And LlNcoLN's fame grow brighter Jet
Till Times remotest sun shall set.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27

A New OPENING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
Not long ago there appeared 10 various
publications the copy Of an epitsph on
tom mbstone, below which the widow had
causcd the announ cement to be engraved
that she continued to carry on her bus--
bands business thus preserving . cer-
tain bond of union between the dead and
the living, and making profit out Of the
grave. Not long ago it occurred to
photographer that be might increase his
business by announcing that hs copied
photographs of deceased individusls, and
prepared them in such q way that, II
placed in cofius along with tho defunot,
they would endure for any number Of
ages. Since that time the practice is
said to have become common on tho
Continent. And it is very evident that
. good deal may be said in its favor moro
than can be said Of a novel proceeding Of
. we'll favored widow, who, lately, in ono
Of the foreign cemeteries, instead Of
hanging q crown of immortelles on the
tomb of her deceased husband, hung .
portrait of herself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27

A grave remark BY Howell Cobb:
"Put me in tho grave, but never pus.on
me the garment Of submissiouist. To
all OF which we have to say, "Go io,"
Howell, garments or no garments.
The Missouri State Convention has
adjourned sine die after session Of .7a
days. Before adjourniug the new con-
stitutioD was carried by vote of 3s to
l3. It 10 to be submitted to the people
on the 10th day of June next.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27
BOOT AND SHOE
zAa @Fo7J g

- 8. WIRICK, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture shop, is pre-
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neatsst and
most durable manner. He selects his own stock
!SAd always gets the best. "A good supply of
Homemade Boots always on Hand.
June 26, 1862.
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DR. SMITH.

~ DIR. r. +. SMITH, -
CURGEoN DENTIST. Artificial d. =
y Teeth ON Vulcanixed Rubber; 4111D
also. Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, IL desired. Office over Childs'
st0te, Upton Iowa. 9n2l
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cLGAT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
y had Of the Subscriber In sums to suit pur-
lhasers. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
astern Cities, cashsd.. American gold furaish.
d At small premium. s2 *'t
~ Office over Holtslander's store
+"E WA. II. H.TUTHILL.
kTipton, Iowa: July lst, 1860.
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]. F. KENNEDY,

n HYsICIAN AND SURGEON. TlProN, Iowa.
u Office, first door west Of Reigart 4 Mona
hara's drug store; Residence, two doors north
b the steam mill. = [l0n1sJ
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PHYSICIAN i GSURGEON, TIProx. Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the AFFLICTED.
.1S-O Office and residence at :. II. Stars. nl3m6
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JOHN g. TUTHII.L.

JOHN b TUTHILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY public
and INSURANCE. AuKNr. Participating Poll
Issued ON reasonable terms. Office with
County Treasurer, IN the coure house.
Upton, lowe, Sept. 10th, 1868. [n86vlOysJ
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Letting Agent Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
f discharged soldiers, or for The heirs Of de.
tsssed soldiers Ne charge made unless the
Duplication 10 successful. Also legally licensed
uoNv1YAlg0E1 ron o8DAR COUNTY.
DeedA &c., made sad acknowledged on reason
hbls terms G4-Ohice with the Clerk of the Dis
krict Court, TIProN Iowa. VII mis-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

Valued q s6oAooo. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not . bs paid for until ron know what
JON are to get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10
*. MT. p. & MI. II. IL.
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On and after Wednesday Nor. Esd and until further
notice. trains win be daily excerpt Sunday fol-
lowa:
Laars Keokuk at Sis A. II. and 2.3e p. N.
Leave Fort Madison IL 1918 A. N. and 400 p. NJ
47The morning train g5ing North makes connection
1t II Madison with Mail Coaches for burlington and 9TH
points. The ming train Sorth courects with he
Des Mtines Valley Road and the IL aud Iowa South IN
Gnd Crest Western 4. b.
nova2-d J.W. OGDEN aecretsyx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-10

nasufActurers Agents for Thrrshine Maehiasa Horps
ouvS- Hay Presses ard Power Corn Eheiess Manufse-
tursrs Of dasnt Humans Exceisic9 Fan Miils and
Drain Seperstass.-
RAO Ws--Sslise, Rock Island Ksck.k. wsrnv.
and other Pfovy hand.
CULTav4TOpew-ssre State, J. D. SMITH
Monitor, fta5osfs ts either u which Il capable Of
Rom 10 % u acre. - day, doing away with
Corn FAINTER sbr horses Of By hard, Hsy ana esssv
Cutter hrc dieFent yariftis1 osse Rakrs Or Iphrs
seafna Machines. Ccthes Wfingers, Fores Fnsa hfrd
Cages. Bird Seed &c. lot Of choice Coyeg Tirushy
Aain street wuGxRREHAN co.
5etA-dAw
, 1865-09-13
IUdnteD==3@artnersbips.
Rral EstQte==Gitp.

TOR SALE-The lease aad furni-
ture Of forr-stnfy honseo o. - --+" ---nue, 151.
The house, which cootairs fo1. :, E.sh all
modern improvements. Is IN Et,d rrr44 .nt n511t
three minutes walk from tho street cars. The fuEpl-
turc u nearly new, having been used but year.
Possession Will 6c giTeo Immediately. liza
, 1865-09-13
Situation In Peru-The Rebellion Gain-
Ing Ground-0nc Of the Unhappy
South American Republics.

lAa4laO 31J AsEN I1EfAW.1
There have been no changes OF importance
was fought. The legitimate government still
holds on TO Lima and Cal1ao, and has an army
of eleven Thousand men Ia the field, COIN
nanded by the President himself Con. Perez.
The revolutionary forces are now headed by
Gen. Canscco, who until very recently, was
under the protection OF the American 1ega-
ton ut Lima. lie is an able man, and II Is
very generally believed that he will ultimate
ly succeed in npsctting the paesent govern
ment, which Is very unpopular with the
masses.
Tie entire Spanish fleet Is here again. It
consists Of three large steam frigates, two
gunboats and an iron-clad, carrying thirty
eight guns. II Is by far the most formidable
European force In these waters and 1t is snp-
posed 10 have returned here with view Of
compelling the revolutionary party, should It
come into power, 10 observe the terms Of the
treaty which has been recently made with the
present government.
The United States vessel St, Marys, Capt.
colyocoressis, is still With us, and Is render
Ing good service. During the past week she
was called on to interfere at Pisco, which Is
now In possession Of the Insurgents. They
attempted to force Mr.. A. b. Moore, IN
American merchant, TO pay them duty Of
s12, 600 on quantity of sugar which he was
shipping for the San Francisco market. Mr.
Moore pronounced the demand unjust aud H.
legal, and appealed 10 Capt. Colyocorcssis
for protection. Capt. G. Immediately sent q
forcc TO Pisco, with orders to SEQ Tint 31r.
Moore was not intcritrcd with. When the
the ko-called authorities did not sec At 10
urge their claims, mud the sugar was shipped
without being subjected to thcpayment ofthc
unjust tax demanded,
, 1865-09-13
Tragedy AT Selma, AIa.--A Treasury
Agent Shot by ar Army officer.
hnE EL1yr Ia 4r,as ~

=
Our city, and particularly tic occupants of
The Gee House, were thrown into most in
tense state Of excitement on the evening of
the :0th ult., by the killing of Mr. J. P. MINI
MO, OF Huntsville, and late Special Superyis-
ing Agent o; the Treasury Department for
this district, by Andrew 1losmer, Of st. Louis,
md formerly commissioned officer In the
United States army.
It seems that some ill-fecling had been pre-.
yiously existing on the part Of Hosmer against
Mr.. Eilnmo, and that I1osmcr had been, nc
cordlng to the statement Of 3lr. Nimmo, lust
before the fatal and bloody rcncounter, tta-
d,lciDg his character behind his back on the
afternoon Of that day. This Mr.. NImmo had
been informed Of, md while Hosmer was at
seat. Several words were passed, the Import
Of which Is not known, when Mr. Nlnlmo
struck Hosmer. Several blows were passed
and Hosncr prostnted, when parties inter-
fercl and separated them. The friends Of
Mr. Nimmo prevailed upon him to go 10 his
Office, and there 1t seems, got his pistol, and
remarked that lie would kill the d son Of
b., and went up stairs, his friends Gu
dcnvoring to prevent him.
alr. Nimlno went to bis room, ntlcr tho af-
fray in the dining room, III company With Mr..
Duyel, who left him and went down staiss.
Mr. Grifting, Of New York. IVES requested by
Mr. Duval 10 60 up TO Mr.. Nimmo's room
autl try and calm him. This he did, and as
he entered the room closed the door. Mr..
Nimmo. Immediately after the entrance Of
Mr.. Gridlng, seated himself, and began 10
read newspaper. In Eve or ten minutes
thereafter, some ono raped upon the door,
mud forthwith unccremoniously opened It,.
This wns IIosmer, and he stood In the door
with q pistol in his hand. At this moment
Mr. Gritllng spEang forward and cndeavored
by exclamatfons to attract the attention OF
Hosmer, and prevent hls flriog, In order that
he might approach near enough to disarm
him, but before tbs could be done, Mr.. MIN
mo had sprau. from bis scat, seized his pistol
moslaer, The bali entering tie doc Joo'.faeiag y
near I1okmer. Tho fire was Instantly returned,
the reports being so simultaneous that down
port. Mr.. Griinng & positive that Mr. MIN.
mo fired first, Immediately after the dis
charge Of aosmcr's pistol, aIr. Nimmo fell
forward and expired Instantly, without q
goan Or struggle. The ball entered the base
Of the left eur.
, 1865-09-13

e1e Is Thon.a Mats large pietu;e "sherman's
ftet time, and 1t Ia no email compliment 10 chics-
60, that the nr1et has eeleced this city Al the first
place for its exhibition. In conposiuo1 It Is
naater1y effort Indeed VIC hardly remember pic
nre marked with such forcible drawing of figures
and de]ceatfop Of character. The Rdynnee of Shcr.
mans army hns reached plantation, and FIVE
gronp1 in The picture tell the story, more graphical
~ than the pen can. A group OF The commanding
officer and bis etaf paying their respects to the
eeccah ladiee on the ria1za, with Uptlzned noses
and ,uphtted dresses group Of prtrates near the
rear Of the house, TO whom the ser
wants have brought out n smoking hot
GtpEer; group Of drummcr boy sitting
upon bis H. drum, , txo yoane negroes, one
peace offering. with two little pieantnnIes sprawl
group Of soldiers, Of which the central one Is a
Eoua,c, putting On aiF1, and evidently tmpfcsslus
the poultry laden negroes With The idea that he Is
General Sherman; and EIonp OF eecesh prison
t1ed to tho trce with their Union guards keen
Ing which. These, With the accessories Of tluc
dietancc, good tree drawing md all the thousand
details Of the MaErh, make mp superb historical
sketch, and one which will add largely to Ar.
Nast's growing reputation. We understand the
picture l. ultimately designed for Entup can GAL
ley, and We advice ali t our readers 10 see il be-
fore ii leaves.
In addition to the above, fine landscape by
bradford, 1nd superb ocean piece 9y the eminent
marine painter Dc Hans, are on their way from
Chi]ds j. Jencks' Gallery, Boston. We congratulate
MesFrs. Giee Bruthers upon their succcsa IN obtain
Ing good pictures, and our citizens upon the oppof-
tnniIy afforded them Of visiting them. The siilesy
Ia at H. Lake street.
, 1865-09-13
NEW YORK C.AT.rLE mARKET,
lneported By Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Trf

(teported BY Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tr1bune.I
EEw Yong. Tuesday EyESro, Sept. L.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Heef Cattle a, oil
the yards for LIE week ending to-day $50 head.
10 ftrsh Cattle were offered md 90 head came too
late, and were not sold counted Ia the recrpts The
market Is dull anti hc lower. Spectators telegraph.
I'd Philadelphia yesterday for the late arrivals to-
day.rpd viii 1oec money On them.
GMEEP-Rcceived, Z, III. The supply IL short, and
trade Is quick hnd better prices realized The
rent quotations were: Sheep, Ike; Prime Sc Lambs
ealoc.
HoGe-Rccelvcd, 1c,sN. The talcs are quick and the
market IL advancing. with ralcs at lsxst3Xc-a few
lleld At l5k. qualify better. EoLoS 1.ontSsox.
lDy Associated P7rss.1
The eg7en. ptees for the week ii al fhs markets
SS'''s eSnaos, ss1 s'ss Il
MtsSp C4iyI-E.tra.. hca1 r., NO Ar,
?ualty ;5ssec; ; Ordinary, to'5 common. saatoc
E5s als:!'!s = Is r. osa.'
G5mq a 9sala!y; nieSies ?ts1Ps;y' ss' COM
siam is1T!eaSY II, isS esn sisd [ !: 4 light snd
Tie cs;tis market was desldrdiy more bnoyaut this
;hSa t' os sapS a sa 81 so
oe.' ss I'd n choicest s2!d
,sGe: but tie yslous kiudr ssd nj o ssTersi auoa:
teas neevc Mi.eh ssws remain steady a ouI quot..
'es lsss sa il demand and higher The
i ~ II sEf inc yards for hi,
so9 sos m RI ss1ve
~ sse: :sssP ss .%S, ;. ssSs
5eevee o seal c9lvs. 70 kherp and lambs. Foot Q.
, 1865-09-13
ART IN CHICAGO.

Meesr. Giles nsoe, are faet lnyins the fonda
tions Of m nrt gallery, which will prove mn oana-
nnent 10 the city. Too many Of our galleries hih-
eTto have been made the receps1clcs Of all eorte Of
t1nsh IRON III sorts Of daubers, and too many pro.
ietors Of them hase looked upon their walls Is 80
msuy equa1e feet to be covered up with anything
made up Of oil and canyas. Giles Bros have acted
upou the principle that one genuine, meEitoriors
work ofart f. worth more eyen L alone in the gal
ieIJ, thhn cords Of chcsp stuf Possessing neither
arf nor beauty and IN this sense they deserve the
Cratitude Of al UT lovers and couno'ssenrs.
ThtIr ralfctv now consists Of eeycnty.hse pic
turre. 70 c1utncsate them all would require more
enacc than He have. We can only Cata1osne !eW
Of he bctt. such a. Hothefnels sShyloc1' IN me
trial scene, magnificent nnd spirited plet1r wei
known 10 artiste; a landtcapc Win eome NE shy
and light effects in II by He1nne papll Q! Acs A.ei.
man ..Ilonsatonic R,er Sccnct:, dreamy auitet
picture, full Of repose, one Q! shattaeks ocss
:Scenc on the Delan are, By SontaE, win less o.
SoninE'e manne1ems than usual; ionr 1anusSpes5 g
by Schultze. very nerilorioue pictures: Ahocks O.
Nahant," by 1Iazeltine, whose roeS e. S'na-
ie4 everybody knnwa; "Sew England seen
cry" IN carly Dierstadt, which y lnlef-
csting NJ compared with the artists Mlcf
cEor1s 4 wineT and autumn ecene, hy AoIyhlef,
TIE well known Eoeton artist; "Uccr, by Nsaro.
end ~Chlceenf," by Jait, pictures fof Nnieh tns
Artists artists names alone arc sudidtnt guaranty ana
.NMekcna, BY Lennon, 4 very Interesting PIC
.dE5e; E The SuaHel"a g,nr< Picture By selsenaMs, e
browDe; sslecp md t'oats," by Digenhorn, fine
fanples oi antmal painting and bunch OF IlslId
grapes.
lhe work In the gallery which will nrrt catch the
, 1865-09-13

HE1D1KroFr. Sept II, 1s55,
c1Esnn-Gencvicve, Ghilllcothe. so,sfs feet lumber,
- m shingles, 151 brls salt; Dr11t Ettca, $50 empty
tour acrrc1s; Morning skar otrswa aud intermediate
points, tons buudties Terror. Iasafle; Caucasaian
Stars Stripes peEtn, ss9 feet lumber; tanner, ST.
Louis. lb6a feet lumber; Ericsson, St. Louis, 1tU0
hris salt Hunter, rekiu, soso7 feet lumber; Polar
Eu. Ptk1n, s,*9 feet lnnlicr; Montauk, Lockport,
Is N feet lanher for Lsmout; II. g. Gaylord, Lock
port Lloncss Otrawa; Advance, Lemont: Investiga'
tor, Lemont; rs. Guznee: Lemont; II. @, Loomts'
Lcmunt Ftnancer ST. Louis, t1:,100 feet lumber; A.
VIZ olson, Norris
AEMyxp.-C. W, Zimmerman, Morris, :, 800 bu corn;
Eobert Holmes. 1asalles 200 on corn; Norway ottaxn.
1,30obu corn. Advance, Lc1nou. n ids stone s yds
stone; ". 3. Gusnec, Lenont, = yds stone; lnves-
tIEator Lemont, - ytls stone, Is ys stone; Indy
Franklin, Iemont. 80 ydsr stone; Eesoluse, Lemons,
soydA stone; II. G. Loomls LeMont, 70 yds stone;
DC. Wallace, L1ssllc zoo bu corn; OTTAWA, ottawn,
In corn; Laura Ann Ottawa $500 bn com; Bril.
liant. Lasa1e. 5,ioo hu corn; s. 4 douglas, Eo.a,
LaSnlle, t.t0 hu corn; Monarch, Lockrort, $500 bu
corr. 100 brls -four; Cuba. otawa COCO bn corn: Gold
Eagle, Lasalle, 500 ou corn; Champion, Lasslle 100
b0 con; Industry OTTAWA ;ees bu curn 5000 bu oats
, 1865-09-13
Markets BY Telegraph.


fspccla1 Despatch 70 tho Western Associated P.c.s1
.. NV TotK, Sept L.
The stock market exhibits very tardy rctnsa Of nc
tiytty Brokers arc dissatisfied with tho prpt;actsd
dul1ness Of business, aud ac quite likely to ret up an
entertainment ere lo0s for attracting the outside pub
Lie Into the street. At present brokers and professional
sneculatots are alupiy pressing oa each othef ia
small wnJ. Outsiders are unusually Indifferent about
sneculstIya movements In 6&ocks, The railroad list
was rather more active to-day and cIo3ed decidedly
timer and improved. The earnings OF roads under
the generally Improving business OF The country In,
parts strength to prices and especially IN tho case Of
trunk lines. Erie rose Y. Reading continues actva
Michigan Southern md Chicago tnd Northwestern
railroads were asttve and higher. Coal atocss are in
better standing, owing to the active demand for coal
and advance In prices There less activity IN the
Iaitcr part OF the day thaa during the forenoon.
0oyEESXEyTA
Go7ernmata were generally steady. Old SOS were
better The Inquiry for them for export Il moderately
active, not very atundantly supplied.
GOLD.
Gold WIS weaker today owing to tho decreasing dc
msad II was rumorcd on the street that the Govern
r,cnt sold quarter Of mlllloa this aflc,n7o7.
MONEY.
Money continues easy.
PETAoIEtA sTocxs.
Petroleum Stocks wesr steady to-das, With sales a
the following rates: 0crmanla, SC; Eureka, s:oo'
Webster, &1.60: Pit Hole CfteE $js5; Watson, {3aJ:
Buchanan Farm, ssc Hocky Eun, .0c; oceaalca, &c
KulcSerbockez. i5e; OH Creek t2..5; R5nd Farm SOC
Empire City, SC, Mt. Vernon, soc; unlted States
2s7C5; Mckinley. s2so; Eureka, s!s1; Brooklyn loc
Petroleum has been In morencive demahd the Inn uly
beDE from exporters and spectators. Sales Of renr
Ia bend ut ;tes19c-
Business In the dry goods Trade has fallen or esre
ctay In domestic fsbsics not rom want Of buyers,
but owing the rates demanded for all classes Of
cotton goods. Buyers where can't purchase goods
d f1hh fnfA
, 1865-09-13
LAW. INTELLIGENCE.
The Randolph, Street Acctdcnt--Tres-
Paxk-.An Agent or not an
AGcnt.-A1 Missouri Farm
In EOuff.-1ArcCnT-
New Suits


rass-.An AGcnt. or not an.
: in Conft--L.aEeenJ-
surEr1on CoUn1.-Defore Juige Cwy-In the
.s - e,,,5 n,d wiz. nr,;ns+ t1r f,irv of f.hirn
ss ,. ~, au ,.,14... sns n nht.,r d.m.
acs for injuries received by Mrs SEVERN WHALING
down an ALLEGED defective hatchwny in front of No.
r. Rnndon1 a t,,ct Tho ,ury returned verdict far
the p1aia'ias, assessing damages At si,oo 1ae de-
iendant gave notice Of motion ioE q ne" trial.
neman ntoclaoan ". Anson 4. Buck eal: This
Cd tlcxpatt upon The premises Nc. 81, South Clsfk
ttreci. when &c threw out a quantity Of furniture
the adjournment Of thc Court The case was sui on
tt'sa: tia,sr< .zwto< ua.on-,,,o,,,+. u.,.
yey. executor OF James uergey, deceased, ys Era
l. sherman 4 1l. In this suit, In accordance With
ihepEayc OF the retitioner the Court issued de-
crco for the completion Of contrart made bv de-
fendants with The deceased to purchase lie west
1lalr OF the no1tllwcst quarter OF section o. town
ship ~ nurth of range II east consisting Of 50
acres OF Land, in this county.
4 su,t ii seenmpsii was commenced BIZ Bcra
Cook nsaInst William n. Parker to recover dam
e. Id zGe Mia ~ The exception Of tbs
Gnstav,ls A. Cushman filed IN nfadnyit for IN At.
tachmenA to be Issued against Charles Stanari, 10
recover $50 claimed 10 BE- dne for money loaned.
,hc intention 81 ajso reSot1ss Ii pronerty. The
writ issucd
Elfas Lee md Charles E. Bra,n,ey, o.. Joseph
nom q decision Of Jnstlre 4. d. Ruc-er, Before
whom con1plainnn1s obtaiucd Judgment for 81. IS
upon q pIomissovy note Tor Ssa:a. Dsieadants
William G. Leris, BENJAMIN Y. Page and VII.
liam spreeue, constituting the fI..n Of lewis, Page
damages are iaid at *ia1, against Charles T.
1sond Yond- to recover possession Of one
thoueand and nincty-ti. boxes oi rlass alirrrS IN
he w1onstully de.sined by he defe6dants. -
VIII or attachment wns issne3 arr,nst the NV.
cr4v nj Thnmas Cnia rIirs Thnnss Erntt rrnn,,
lie ad;a,,i il Of Gcorrc ". Cooper. who. in srppo
91 his p1a ALLEGED the toSSn stae Of
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5n}5 - ia I'D - nsrnbss ,si;t fnterest tc t,,a Js
tcnda5t CaEes At one and two Scars reSpfctl:Gly
alter aae' ano atsc 20 t uei9 'tq ts n.sstsr te M
located II m l9t IL q shntslds and Companys enhtli
vision o. n!oSE ~, o. Gana! "a 6Fnatet3 a9oo!sisiot
o. sefa2n :; !oNnship ~ ~ liange =. r. nnd ~
ChIcar9 dsesed In 54ls last to the defendant simp
| fon. Inc n0:es anu houses were given to delenu
ants ln consideration Of. ta51n situated nea- Farm
E iHEsun IN o. ha1s eeo's |onp's. Msasvn5l' ais
, 1865-09-13

- Mr.. Charles j. Arnoux, the representa-.
tive Of company Of American capitalists,
Inns obtained from AIaxinilIian the right to
build and work Telegraph lines from Mexico,
via Gnadalajara, Topic, San Blat, Alazatlan,
and Guayamas, to meet the California lines
Mt San Diego; also from Masntlan across
Northern Mexico to CaEmareo, On the Rio
G1nnde; also one from Mauzan1la to GuaGa1-
ajaSa. oE&e first two lines would touch many
imporS6fp places, and would probably bo vnl-
'uablcproperty IT the country should remain
quiet The owners Of the grn1i are to have
fifteen years monopoly of the business, and
arc to complete lbs miles within eight
months. The line from the capital TO San
Bias, must be completed within two years.