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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

We have "a our once complets ct Of B,oks
~ A1sesactB 0f Land Titles, which show. q !
glance Tie easet cendtioa, Of the THE Of sverJ
Troct q IAna and TOWu LOA II Cedae ceue.
y. These Books wsrs earefully prepared 81 our.
selves, md THIS hsr have bsss i1unl 20 8 free
lfe1 any Arsoss: Aad tAey shsw thaA,in Ne u.
- ~ 5000 kkRON0, OF 1"'F- ft
see E9 ses ~ssregpsA bsFess n % 80 less.s.
Ne have baen several yeoss pvepaviD9 ne
DookA snd nov odes ths benefit " then 9 the
lsblts, On the following lev tsrsHs. FnTIa0Oe
for e!ag1e EPaMl1asionS h ,,4 09,Oot
For Abstract ~ TitDe, 400
Per each s0bsee0ene Tsone1ev ~ sonDo, rs
Every Desson o~oing, o. claiming 10 ON land
IN this coooty should Is once zee that his title 10
correct and II MOTTO make Il good while Is Is
yes time; ssd ptrcAssess should always zee that
the title % the lsnd II secure before 1ayiss Tor
y; Il y fer this purpose that We have prepared
these booSs, and can now afford jnformation 60
oil concerned. relating to the title Of lands end
lots. that cannot be obtained elsewhsrs. All
persons interested should q oncs avail them.
selves of the benefit Of the1. E3@'s.t ~ T@TTr
We have % hand q oil unes . suDesios lot
OF blanks for
Deeds, Mortgages, Bosla, Notices., Csssts.
sioas Of J0aS0eoe, CAaeseS No eKaees,
Power ~ Attorney, E1ecutOn an
Guardians Decds, Tvuss Doea.,
a.' Tar Deeds,
Aa6 al other forms used in or busioese, aee
carefully prepared by ourselves. snaer the PRES
ent Laws Al printed On our order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

Fer purifying 0e S5ee1 fs0ovaG 1Geaa6s 49, 6eo
excess ~ inpssdsses Ia ns. eArsss eenstss,snsi u
sssse ssns from Impure sssss ct Ne biosA aaA Ne
say sssSs and eecssai know. remedy Ses he evss =
osrslA 0eaid Head Salt Rhsun, Pains and svslse q
~ Dea Uleerasions Of he Threat and Less DisseAs
P0pass On the Raes Testes. Eypsiss and al sesy sso
1sas q ~ stin, ssd bssshfyiA0 ~ csnSisx,sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

LscrUs& Maj. Duncan = 0hermaa's sta6
will lecture st Babcoek's Hall, Rssk Islaad
Monday next Subject, "Masch 10 The Ssa u
Doors open 4 : o'clo<k, lecture 70 con
neoes q u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

Ln Sns CnY - CLsAsssp. There y
new orsas dsal Il talk sbous . viGtAase1
of chelesA. The event say b near ss hard
Or very rsnets this no hsman wisdom ca
jaresss. 6ens ssasAtiea On ths subject hsa
been created by reports Of the prcsrss q
The psstilsnes n Bursps, ard isolated eassa
q it, presence n soue Of ths Eastern ctiss
Il nay cons in ths fsso q - epidemic, q
Il may not but Il can do no harm to make
ths best possible preparation Tor it. and taat
in good time. Cleanliness is the best known
preventive Of I'll epidemic disesses@ II Il
slso easy Of attainment, and very cheap
Every housekeepsr In city can keep biz
own premises clean q very little trouble
and expense.
II We ars to have the cholsra next san.
osr. - sous have predicted, nov b the
time y commence the cleansing process,
and to pr,vids for keeping clean. TO de-
tarb masses Of fostering refsse, in the sum
mer. may spread pest lence on every breeze,
and hasten The catastrophe which il is in
tended to avoid. Cleansing Of this kind
should be done in the winter, whose frosta
will purify the cir. before the hot sun nour-
ishes the seeds Of disease which may be
nursed in the atmosphere.
Davenport, though not the uncleanest
city We know Of, has need to take every
precaution against al diseases prevalent in
hot weather, and the citizens and municipal
authorities should now adopt and enforce
sanitary regulations for the benefit Of our
whole community.
In Ie4Y. during former cholera carnival,
the citisens Of Baltimore adopted measures
which It would be we'll for other cities 70
initiate. The population resolved them
selves into committse Of the whole TO pro-
mote the general good. Meetings were
called in the various wards and districts,
and organized cleansing committees. These
were sub divided into companies, having
charge Of books and specified rows Of
buildings. Thus the whole city was placed
under the most vigilant supervision for the
pFe"os'e" Of cleanliness. Every particle Of
garbage was removed from even, sAn,,,,.
premises daily, and de ivered promptly to
the city authorities in the street. Thus it
was removed beyond the city limits before
any stage Of fermentation. Alleys and gut.
ters and sinks were whitewashed almost
every dav. end no vestiee Of noxious exha.
lations or malaria could be detected in any
part Of the city. These precautions were
found productive Of the most beneficial re-
suits. Our city authorities, and citizens
themselves, will do we'll to bear these facts
in mind, and act upon the suggestions 1t
the proper time. Cleanliness will do no
harm even II the scourss Of pestilence never
comes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

0vnsAsncs.-Ouf readers will plsass
beor IN mind that Prof. Calvsrs new clasa
Of gy0nastics assts st L. Claire Hall this
evening. HE system y ths nsst iastsena-
Ne and proper one Of the day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

PoLics Couns.-Adolph Knocke was sr-
rssted today. for disturbing the public
psaes, hnt On examination was discharged.
Mary Bvainard and Jane Smith we're ex-
auinsd % charge Of vssrsocy. and wsrs
fined go and costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

RscslvED. November numoer q the
1os's Iastssessr. Every teacAw n the
S'ate should gst Il regularly. VI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

RoDssay.-Ws leosn thAG The steso Of Hr.
Jsha Asseid, q LsClairs wss bsokss into
On ThuSdsy night, sad robbsd Of nearly
q, ,0c0 worth Of clothing and jswslry.
TnBATn1cAL-The celehsoled German
dssns entitled "Fanchsn, the Cricket will
be presented at The Metropolitan this even
ing, BY request. This i ths last appssrsncs
ofniss Oseils Rush ., ~ Davsnpert stage.
On Monday evening. Miss Kitty Blaoch
asd makes hse dt6vs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

TaRns win b divine sssvics at Trinisy
Church ee-0esssw, es0oeneisg q l03 A.
n, and q P. n Rev. 4. n. Ssabbs,
o03eialinR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

A1osnos q ths oh Illinois cavalry il
seou expected q Roek lelaud.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

RsAsv vos sas 3sAss.-Ssa Perry,
No. 45 Brady Street, 10 prepared for his
usual amount Of iall sad winter trade. HE
stock Of ready.m ads clothing can be sur
passed nowhere in the city for variety Of
styles and durability Of material, He has
also on hand . complete assort@ent of gsass.
urnishing goods, which he msnufacturss
to esdsr at the shortest notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

A mss drove q fas cattle crossed The
fssy ifso this ciey - 1eek 1slasd, this
altssuooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

We lnVltQ The 0ff1rtiO0 Of OuF readoF0 1O =
careful perusal of Dr. Easlerly's medical adver-
,isenens which can 6e seen = our eols,uns to-
~. W. Assssr!y.s tso'ly nsd':'nss have bees
ss.x"s, ,',.a". ysasI"sa hn.. 2 !. o. .e.: ~ ss'
rsrdeo ia bess nev Is u.el d.. 80 f..s.,iv = :.
parss . remedy for eseh oartieular form Of dis
e-se. asd .os one fe1sdy = esre oil disscses. =
49,. "' ~ y ossers, a's s' nso 81
principsi Drrr sterss tSrorst at he II :, srest -,
Ncrth.ss. ead sr. r:sorted . y iav.lids from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11


The New Boston, Capt. T. J. Buford, will
depart for Fl. Madison, Monday morning
making close connections for St. Louis
VIM. G. Bennett in the office. r. NJ
Prettyman, Agent.
The Jas. Means. Capt. Shiplor, will depart
for Dubuque and way points, Monday
morning. R. NJ. PrettymaD, Agent.
The magnificent Northern Line packe,
Burlington, Capt. Rhodes, will depart 70,
St. Louis and way points tc morrow. Geo.
W. jerks 10 the Office. r. N. Prettyman
agent.
The Highlander, Capt Stevenson, viii
depart for st. Louis this evening. E. A.
Tlebein. agent.
TaE Steamer Favorite passed this port
to day on route Tor the Lover Mississippi,
where she will ply during the coming win
ter.
ro Care Chill. 4 Fever. ess MA
WIRES AGUE MixrURE. put up BY g. / G.
AAGUlRE, st. Louis. PRICE tl.5O per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

R0fU0 Tor S0ues
TH8 UNDERSIGNED OFrER- n1s FARM
- for sale. situated nesr Walco.t, twelve milss
from Davenport. ON the \. 1 n. RR.. coasainine
1889 acres. IN The premises ars eight tesan3
houses, spne grain bsrn-30 By 50 fees-with corn
cribs adjoining. propose 10 dispose Of i, in
The mSss accommodating way to suit purchssers,
with regard 20 divisioa = well q terms, consid-
ering IT. localsoa Ter ooavesisnce N merk Il.
novl1dlAw9t d. NEWCOMB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

SeC0se y SeEeose.
HAvE OPENED A STORE. - 1s0 0Pas
II 0y Slreee, East side. between Thi - ID
Fourth, south end Of u. q. fldridge's Grocery
store, and first door shove Mr. Lytsr'i Flour
Vegetables. Berries in their season, Lake and
River fish, Oyatefs. Butter, Egga, Poultry,
Lard, Honey, FRUIT, and many other aftielss Too
numerous 70 sncnti0o.
Faruaefo and 0araners
vil do wslf v sall aad ~ ~ easA for your
gods. Qsisk salss small profits, 10 sur motto.
eelf nd dchilaruS 4 SWAN SEXTON.
sprlsdsf SIX Brsdy street. Eass side. !,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

Aliens Lung Balssm 10 composed ol
Roots and Herbs, which has specific action
in removing the matter Of phlsgm from the
lungs and throat, thus relieving the cough,
allaying the inflammation. and healing the If
ritated parts, which II neglected., would
soon end in Consumption.
For sale BY E. 8. BALlonD. Also, By tkl
Dealers il kSsily AsdistsH generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

To.oav'o Advoeeloogno0eo, =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11
DR.. WM. HALLS BALSAM

The astonishing success Of this medicine
IN the different stages Of Consumption, Il
owing to its peculiar healing qualities: and
being entirely free from opium, Il produces
No reaction or unpleasant sensations. Am
pie testimony from we'll known citisens will
be found in the pamphlets, to b had Of the
agents, gratis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

A CasDsr - rss Crv.-Evsry ono that
No hsar speak Of the new Pest O0es-eiti-
Gems and strsngers-declars that it 10 .
credit 70 Tie sity-and not only far shesd
Of anything in Iowa but the best In the
northwest. outside Of Chicago, for convs-
nienes and finish. An attractive post oG3ce
10 an excellent advertisement for . young
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. HILL
AND
G. w. VERDER.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

Noe1l new house on Brady street. one ol
the most desirable reaidences Ia the citv
No. !. A large eleg.ut hnusc, with ell modern
improvements. ssabls. veil, eisessn. ffuit and
shade trees. line river view. centrally located,
--ous Of the finest residences IN the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29

prefer to seek his pleasure alone, rather
than 70 make Your acquaintance, though
you spoke the same mother-tongueW with
himself The German easily gets over
the ditterence of Language, of blood, OF
breeding, and fraternizes with YOU at
once once on the. score of common manhood
and good fellowship.
Give, him the simple excitement of
genial company, n dance in the open
air with the ruddy maiden of his race.
ana stIlf the enjoyment of that music which
3s a second nature to him, he Graves no
pewndering7 pleasures. In that vast
crowd in Iones's Wood, where all was
lol1ty and good cheer, not a single dis
tnrbanee occurred to mar the harmonv
of the occasion. With the exception of
the thieves and rowdies who hovered
on the outskirts, watching their oppor-
tunltX, the throng was as orderly MS n
CHURCH on the Sabbath day. We
should not be sorry to find the contag-
ION OF this example spreading among
our own countrymen. They ought to
nave better music and better manners
on occasion of their high festivities,
without harm to church or.state. They
might PC moro genial, and not less re-
iiglousi Gayety would not damage
their morality. nor good fellowship
with their neighbOrs interfere with the
communion of saints. laE- .r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29
A GOOD SPEECH.

The Right Kind OF Talk From the
SOuth.--The True Spirit in which 10
Enter On the Work OF OrRecOnstructiou
z IA Provisional t:61ernoir that viii
DO---AHOW Good may Come out Of
EETil-:.Address of 2SspVernOr James
Johnson, Delivered nt Macon. Ga.,
July 10, 1865. -,-rz,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29

:. After the conclusion of his address,
GOV: johnson spent some time in greet
ing his numerous friends who present
ed themselves. while the audience
quietly dispersed. 10
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
HERALD.
TUESDAY MORNING. SovrNnER n.



n &. q source q pleasure o. u. 90 aunonnc,
o. our numerous friends. that the snb-criptlou
D. the Hrna D 3. Increasing at the rai. n nny
Per day. and that our circulation 3. now equal
o. that q any paper published la tlle city.
starting oui with the determination g. leave
nothing undone g. make the ilFnt AID news.
fapcr worthy ~ the Capital II lndiaua. 80
have stopped a. no expense O. accomplish that
desidcrafum, and the numerous chromium.
bestowed upon us. i The best e,idonre II ouf
s1ecs~-. To make tho paper still more dcser,-
Ing q The patronage q the general public. 81,
have made arrangements with the Mrssr..
DRsrrTRs. Or a nili and eorrcet rcpori ~ fhe
proceedings of the Legislature. and although
this necessarily Involve ahcasy additional eV-
pcnse. We feel certain orr enterprise viii o.
appreciated. and that The reward viii De eam-
m~nsurate. Located a. W ar. a. the capital
q the state. the citizens II Indiana justly look
t. W Cor a faithful chronicle 81 the deiibsra-
tions ~ their Representative. and VI are de-
termine'i their expectations shall be- realized.
And while We thu. publish In fIll the pro-
cce,lings II the Legislature. we viii carcfl.ly
compile a synopsis, ~ that those who can not
spare the time % read the fun report may b.
able 90 get the gist u IL. We are determined,
too. that this shall In no way interfere ith the
publication % The current news 81 the 1ay,
editorials. local anu commercial matters ETC..
and the same painstaking care shall beeylnccd
In their preparation as heretofore.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
state Items.

The Columbus city Post has changed IL
r.bl,caiion day. from Wednesday to Tuesday
Nr. zimmerman. the editor. announces Inst
D.. +, about engaging in the publication bust
n,.-. n Fort WAYNE. but hs viii -tih retain
onr-haif interest in The Post.
We copy IN, following account q great
burglary II Rockport. from the Esans' NE
Journei. ~ saturday:
..Onc II the heaviest burglarie> commiited
in thi. section 81 the state Tor many year, VA
successfully accomplished - RockPort' >l'eh-
err county. CA "Wednesday night.
The safe ~ Mr.. Il. Graham was broken open
and robbed II $500 ia .-.sJ L. :. bonds,
quantity Il currency. and some gold and silver,
also !. bar Il silver wei thing gil on. marked
lote-i t,oli and silver Mines. NcN ada The
front door 4 the building. u seems. was bro
Ken open with a crowbar. but how the thieves
got the safe open. We ala not ascertain
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
The Great Express Company Rob
berry at Chicngo--i Bcautifui lc-
ronlDliee.

some interesting facts are related by the CHI
cage papers relative TO the arrest Of Trout anu
Morris>ey. on "A charge OF stealing Sfo.pe from
the American Express Company il that city.
a brief account of which robbery has already
appeared in the Herald The house wherc the
thieves were arrested il situated IN little
back street in Chicago. and OutNardlN appears
10 be- one II the most mis- rable hut> in the city.
\ glance al the inside, however. show u 70
De luNuriously furnished. and aholinding IN
creature comforts. The detectives who nTst
..nosed~ out the establishment cautiously OPP
ened the outer door. and, entering >teaithily-
took a peep into one II the inner aTdrtmell :.
Here they saw beautiful Young lady, appar-
entity husiiv engaged in packing box
Presently a man made hi appearance nom
an adjoining room. bringing with him an I'M
in.n>r pile Of greenhaCk>. which the TWO pro-
I ,.es.ti,-d 10 count tho -iTl ncanW bile smllln z
and displaying row II the whitesi teeth en-
ca.ed in a mouth. the expression al which.
though womanly. was nevertheless indicative
/ 4 firinnc>> and determination Hex lu>iroa>.
lark eves and arched eyebrows rieh black
] hair turned back from "a hi-h. " White forehead.
and falling around her shoulders in curls. CAV
her proud. imp,riau~ beauty such - ! rarely
/ h,hcld Her name J. Ross Il Craig. alld she
been acting A. Mol " o. the thieves. Aficr
/ watching them for few moments. the Oeteci-
I ives entered the reoin and arrested the aston
t i>hcd partie~. Y couple II trunks were dis
/ covered aud searched. and quantity II the
I missing money Was found. subsequently the
Identical bag contained THE money z, thc time
4 10 stolen. Wa found between two mattresses.
4 rigid investigation 81 The promises di>-
1 covered secret closet hl hind the front door.
I which contained a numb r. Of hou~e-hreakin.
/ implements. Both men far the second man
/ VA subsequently taken are stated e. r. de-
ueraic and expert burglars. MI, 1ral-'s hu>-
/ band who j. connected with Tbs robbery J.
! It'll n iIree. On icing taken u the station
/ house the Young woman stated thai he Wa
| hut /. YEAR old aud married Craig IN January
! ia~i: that he represented himself g hcr -
clerk in a store Oh I-aSe street. >he bore All
excellent character among her neighbors. anu
| he state, that She has been Kindly treot-d by
her husband up % the time 81 the r.hper!
J Pm her own -tors q would appear that n,
| ha> been more sinned against tssii SHINING
William {. Bryant. the poet, was = year. Old
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
FOR SALE

F O r 8 A L Fl
The Following Fine Property:
/ On ACRES INSIDE THE CORPORATION CITY or
M Leavenworth, Kansas, surrounded by improve
Two Brick Store, between the Palmer House and
Masonic Hall.
Seven aries cast Of Deaf and Dumb Asylum, on time.
Fine building property.
An elegant Residence, nine rooms, Just finished, large
io' on New Jersey street. Street Railroad; Se
shrubbery, cellar and modern built house the best bar
gain in the city.
A House of nine rooms to rent for Fix months
A nice House and Lot on Mississippi street Ple,,v
Of grapes and other fruit. Cheap.
Two Houses and Lots Massachusetts sveauc. near
the junction of New Jersey street one for one on
time. ' ASH one on
Ninety feet on Kentucky Avenue next to State OFFICES
Tor sale very low and on ;ime except one-thfrd
me best Frame House in the city Just completed two
stories; oiern bu large Lst-9j feet front ~, ale
line Frame House Tennessee street in she'd inside
with ASH inside painting crechei grained everv
nieroe; built this summer.
cheap House on Ipdiana Avenue. at bargain
A No. House on Pennsylvania street.
Farm Of sl2 near Cincinnati. rieh land, At
bargain-Ss0per acre.
fH'y tracts OF Coal Oil Land West Virginia
torty-hSe improved Farms IN this State
Ine large line Building Lots in Bale's Addition.
known as the "Blake Orchard"
looo) acres of Cotton and Sugar Lands in Louisiana
anu shssssipp Tor sale very low, for rent on fair
r1"s oeihS among the best situated those State
me Title 70 all this property will be guaranteed In
CURE at NATIONAL LAND AGENCY, No. 20 West
washington street. fer plats and particulars.
IHOS. MADDEN. Agent.
j. BLAKE, Atty and ceuveyancer.
novl5 div
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
The Canal.

The Military Park "a the west side q lhs
city. which the Constitution ordain> shah
never BE- sold OF leased. has. during me
war. been taken possession Of by the United
>f.tes and - uscu a. o. b. ruined - public
ground IL j. now a horse and mule pen.
These animals have killed al or nearly al the
noble forest trecs Standing in the Park. The
arm % lhe canal which supplies The reservoir
for water power, near the bank Il " hiie
river extend, along the south side q the FaTs
over the bank u this arm the soldiers led their
horses u water ill the path was worn down
below The level u the water, - il stands on
sundays when the mills are not running. anu
hence the overflow into The Park. There ar
t~S fats "a iamblcs. the water being u~cd
twice ia is e.urse &c The river. hence Mr..
GAY, the Superintendent u the Canal, could
not raise TIE gat-s o. draw III the water
rapidly. without ,ndangcring the mills on
the second tgm1le. General PITCHER lid
everything ga hi- power Is ALL ia repairing
the break IA ihe canal. anu we presume it j.
now completed. tn canal {. 81 great alue
. our ciiy wc cauid not spar, It, Their are
now upon II three paper mills. three Touring
mile. cne woolen factory. anl d lar-, foundry
and machine shop beside. steam establish
meni- supplied with water from Il. The
trouble cnmes from the park being used. ia
disregard Il the state Constitution. or cliap
arrl pasture Tor soldiers and horse. anu mule
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

. The publication Of daily newspaper i
no small undertaking. and if our friends liy-
ing on the line Of railroads leading from the
ity have been disappointed in the ncn-re-
-cipt Of papers At n early an hour A. We
could have desired. or have failed 10 receive
thc HERALD regularly. we bee their forbear-
ance. until our mailing machinery becomes
more perfect. ~ faults become manifest. We
correct la a short time We expect l. have
ihi, department running smoothly.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

The population u London no~ reaches 81
0I5593: Liverpool. 4sG.aCs; Manchester. l5i.-
s8l
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

William {. Bryant. the poet, WAS 4 YEAR, Old
the "a inst
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
" ar.

There j war Ia Mexico; war in Peru; War
in Chilli. indeed. We may say in most II the
south American >tate~; war IN Jamaica in
Hsvti. Algeria. cic. Wherc !, there not war.
W ,.r,.,..il> in All negro States.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
q hicago.

Til, city l. sinking the bed Of the Chicago
river. which now cmpiic> into the lake. - a.
20 turn il current the other way. and run the
water Of the lake through 1t down the canal 10
the Mississippi. The People along the line
complain Of coming iilih.