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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-24


S The Democracy are putting
forth their platform for the coming
campaign, and it simply consists of
two planks. Immediate re constrLc-
ton of the rebel States, by allowing
all rebels a hand in arranging things
to suit themselves, and the exclusion
of all colored men therein from any
voice in thatreconstruction whatever,
They are now busily playing on a
harp of thousand strings" the old
dogma that this Government was
made!for white men,, &c. not for
negroes. Admit it Will they
please tell use who have ycompassed
heaven, earth, and he'll, for four,years
past, and committed crimes unpara-
Ielled in the history of the. world, to
break down this very Goyerment,
and utterlyaobliterate it from the face
of tlIeoearth. Were-they white. men
or negroesi Who are even now,
with hands reekins with the blood o.
thousands of white men. our brothers,
snxiousiy seeking to obtain the polt.
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~ Our readers will remember a
notice published some two weeks
since, of mean personal attack
made by the Gallipolis Dispatch, on
the editor of the West Va. Journal,
published at Charleston, in which the
writer paid his respects to us also.
We then promised to publish Mr..
Moore's reply Here it is, with a
Slight variation from acknowledgement
ly published in the Dispatch. 1t will
be seen that Mr.. Moore does not
s'callOO3 it but that the Bishop has as
Usual, slightly put his loot in it,"
His reputation for truth is likely to
be well established: r., H..
PERsoNAL.-Srnce our return from
Wheeling our attention has been
called to a scurrilous personal at
tack in the Gallipolis Dispatch, anG
written, we understand, by Mr. Henry
N. Onderdonk, formerly OF this
place We have merely to say that
it is a aLIE from beginning 10 end; but as
our readers are not interested in such
personal matters, we shall take occa-
sion to conrince Mr.. Onderdonk in
person when we shall meet him. We
have not swallowed DR.. Rucker' 5
card, but have laid Il by for use along
with the facts that produced it. We
did not retract any thing se had said
in regard TO Col. Jones or his par 5
nor did he even ask as TO; aud the
story that he demanded it is also a lie,
and he who repeats tits faisyier =
HeSt Va Journal. q. .,..-
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fical power in their several States,in
order that they may effect through
the ballot-box what they failed to
|achieys through the eartridge.bo1,
viz: the destruction Of this Govern
ment. Are they white men, or are
they negroes. And who are they in
the North. that for four years past,
have never ceased to aid these rebels
in their unhallowed work of destrac-
ton. and are to, day actingip concert
with them in this work of recon
struction, for The purpose OF effsetri-
ally securing the destruction of this
Government made. for white men,
but of which they can nos longer be
rulers? Are they white men, or are
they negroes? f'ao
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XenIa FemaIe College.
Notice.

THERE will be petition, presented TO the
i Commissioners Of Gallia county at their
September session A. d 1865, Tor county
road to be laid out in Rsccoon township as
follows: To commence on the old Gallipolis,
and jackson road IN section 10, on the line
between the lands of George Eagle, and
Evan Jones, thence running south on said
line to Gilboa Church, and to, continue on
through the land of james Price on The line
or as near said hne as good road can be
had between the north east quarter Of section
Is. and the northlwest quarter1of section Is
tointersect the Ridgway and Wiiksyille road,
near the residence Of John GolIiway.
August q, le65:-sN. @ i'''i'
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed proprietor Of the Plat of ground
surveyed and laid off as n town, to be known
as Union City," living and b,ing in section
No 90, township No. 3, of Range No. II, in
GalliVoiis township, county OF Gallia and
State Of Ohio, and which plat AID survey arr
recorded in yol. One Tag - aud %, IN
record Of pIats Of Gallin county Ohio, Will ap-
ply to the Court uf Common Pleas within and
for said Gallia county at the next term there
Of, foF aud order authorizing aud empowering z
the Gndcrsi1pei 10 vac4.c said town as So
sur,,i. .,,,,.,, saa bid out a. provided By law.
STErHEN BARLOW.
Aug, 10, 1865 -swl
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Notice.

JOSEPH A. Ruth, whose whereabouts Is
81 unknown, but supposed TO be in Texas Is
hereby notih d that Harriet c. Ruth dId on
the sth day Of August 1865, file her petition
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Gallia
and State of Ohio, charging the said Joseph
\. Ruth with fraud in the marriage con-
tract with the said Harriet. he at the time Of
said marriage being deserter from the army
of the Unit d States: asking that she may he
divorced from the said Joseph A. Ruth. which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court.
HARRIET c. RUTH.
Ansel T. HolcOInb her Attorney.
Aug 10, l~65.-6w.
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Notice,

IN pursuance Of an order granted by tn
Probate Court Of Gallia county Ohio, vii
offer fr sale at public Auction, on Saturday
the seth day of september, A. d: 1885, a
one o'clock Pm. at the door Of the Couri
House in Galiipolis, in said GalIia county
the, following described real estate. to-wit
The North half of lot in Che village " Centre
silley county of Gailia and State of Ohio
numbered twenty-one. (2l)g @ --of-lt .--a
Appraised at $500. Terms Of sale one
third cash in han ! oRe-third in one, an6
one-thlrd in two years, from day Of sale. witt
interest ;psymests te-he secured BY motrgag'
upon the premises sold, Ct. ~
S.A. NASH, AdmrOf ~
i5eci- 77F5T r. G. BigeIow, deceased.
Aug, "a, 1s65A4vssvta tas-Dc OF hs+efs-
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For sale.

One Portable Engine, New Jersey build.
% Horse Power. original cost S2.700. s inch
cylinder. 10 inch stroke, shifting pulleys &C..
complete, in good order, well adapted to a
saw mill, or for boring or pumping. Is one
Of the best pieces OF workmanship in The
county PIic. $4,000.
Also one Stationary Engine. 6 inch eylin-
der, ~ lneh stroke, Is horse power, I6 feet
boiler. SO Inche. diameter, double fues, chin
nev &c complete all IN good order. aud well
adapted to saving, horing or pumping. Price
SI.5O0. -...
These engines can be seen at the Buckeye
Foundry in GnllipoIis, and are very cheap.
THOMAS HILL.
Aug. IL, ls65--tf. 'T . .t-n
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7 OFFER for Sale, the Hurricane Steam
L FlouriDg Mills, situated on Hurricane
creek mile from Vintreux's Landing on
Kanawh river. Said Mills contain two en-
games. Cylinder 3Is feet stroke and s1e in
cires in diameter, with pne Boiler 81 feet
long aud AZ inches diameter, running three
pairs of stones. all in good running or
der Will be sold with or without 2 or nore
acre Of land a,lj,ining. Also will sell the
machinery. engines and Boiler, without the
Mill il so preferred. ..s... ....f-s. ri
For terms. and particulars, enquire Of o. L,
Vintreux, on the premises; n-i-- r.
Aug. "a, 1866. .-Sw. nov 7Al .1-a-..
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NolIce.

Is hereby given that the partnership Of 8. z.
L 4 W Saunders, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, AL Persons indebted 1,
said Firm are hereby ho.i6ed TO make pay
ment to g. Z. Saunders who Is authorized t.
settle the business Of said: Firm. 2
.t-- s E. SAUNDERS,
Ane. l6. 1865. =-.i.ia-- 5iaai.-
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TIA ken UD.

DY the subscriber in Green township
ID on the Farm of Daniel Fletcher, Aug
18th, young bay Mare having on her sad
die and bride
The owner can have her by proving prop
erty and paying charges.
Said Mare supposed 10 have been stolen
AID concealed on the premises.
tJOHN HARTFORD.
Aug 81. lS65.-3w%
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For sale.

1--WE acres Of choice land on the Mil
Il creek road, within half. a mile Of CALI
polls. A small frame ixellihg House. about
30 Rome Beauty Apple Trees 10 years old,
and nur,ber ofPessh and Chafy Trees are
on the pranises. The sol ,is Z rich sandy
Iand, and well adapted to market gAtdsring.
For private rtkiierce, the atdasioa is su-
perior 70 any near ,Gslipolis. icing elevated,
Overlooking the Ohio river, and aftsding one
Of the fiuest views IN the eounty. Possession
given at any time. Enquire at the Journal
Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-24

~- Gen Grant had q grand
triumphal entry into Galena Illinois
a few days ago, that has never been
equalled in this country. He resided
in Galena at the beginning OF the
war, and his Reighbors and friends
have presented him "a fine house,
where he will remain for a short time.
On the route to Galena the cars
stopped at a station, and crowds i'm
mediately gathered around to shake
hands with the General A copper
head scoundrel, took the General by
the hand and gave him Il severe
wrench, nearly drawing him off the
platform. He managed to escape in
the5crowd. This is the third indIgni-
ty of the kind Gen. Grant has en-.
dured, and it is time an example be
made of some of these villains. ..o..
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.g The Copperheads as usual
are greatly troubled about the re-
suits OF the kentucky election. Mil
itsry influence they say alone pre-
vented the State from electing the
whole Democratic or, rebel .icket.
In other words had it not been for
the presence of the soldiers, every
notorious rebel, and guerrilla in the
State would have obtained his vote
WHICH, CT course would have been
purely Democratic. An article in
the last Gailipolis Dispatch on the
subject, is full of the old leaven
against the soldiers. We advise our
returned soldiers to read it, and
judge how much the professions OF
love for the soldier lately expressed
bythat sheet are worth.
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LETTERS

DEN AIMING UNCLAIMED in the Post
III Office at Gallipolis. GsAis county.
Ohio, on the oath, day OF August. A d. .1se5,
eE- II znoticalled sfor within one Tlsntk,
thew will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
e To obtain any of these letters. the apI
plicant must call for "adrertised ietters," gi
the date of this list. and pay two eents for 4 =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-24
Law school Of Cincinnati
...... IIegP.

TNHE Lecture begin on Wednesday. Octo-
l. Der 18th, 1865. Apply to
N. Z. cURWEN,
- Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug. "a, I565.-2w.
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Notice..

A Ii persons indebted to either of Us on
n Note OF on-our Book account. are Ee9ues,
ted TO make prompt settlement es We oesiFe
to close our old Books immediately. ,i-1.,
- ~ ", T.HALLIDAY,
o- Wy. MILES, n 'l.-
I.,,Sa0T. t1oeS-kf y
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.


TIRE Fan Term for 1865, Of Cheshire.
L Academy will commence on the 9th day
Of September, and end on the 30th Of " Ovem--
ber The increasing prosperity Of the School
has rendered 1t necessary to increase its Is
eilties In addition to the usual number Of
teachers. the following persons have been Sc
cured Ms members Of the beard OF Instrue-
tiOns:
Hon JOSEPH BRADBURY, Lecturer on
Commercial Law.
Rev. o. Z. BAKER, Lecturer on Moral
Science, and Evidences of Christianity.
JOHN MeMAST ERS, Assistant teacher in
Mathematics and Geography.
Miss ABBlE GATES, teacher in lnstru-
mental Music. .-4..-4.-
JAMES c. ADKINSoS. teacher ofPen-
manship. ....,.,-..
Music.
The attention Of the patrons, and friends OF
the Institution is invited to the fact, that es-
pecial attention will be given to the study Of
Book keeping and Commercial business.
Tuition and Boarding as reasonable as can
be afforded, and rs much so, can be OBJ
taincd elsewhere for the same facilities.
By Order Of
I'D. Atkinson, Principal.
o. E. BAKER, Agent.
Foe Catalogues, address Rev. o. Z. Baker,
or Milton " Slker' Esq., Cheshire Gailia Co.,
Ohio. .... ...-... ........- ...-.....
Aug. 10. 1865. 80, .....r ...-..t....,.
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Entirely New Goods

Cheap, and well adapted to this season, all
of which will b. offered at prices low enough
to induce purchasers to consult their own in-
terests by giving him call before going fur
ther.
Remember the place to buy cheap new and
seas0Ratile goods, is the Store Of
-. GEORGE ". cox.
Aug ". f-e5.Ztf.
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LARGE
0YERNMENT SALE.

STEAMBOATS,, WHARF BOATS, BAR
GES, AND OTHER PROPERTY.
QUAETrENRsrFR GESruAL's OFFIrr.
WAsHlycroS, d. C July 90. 1865.
CNEALED Proposals are invited and will be
= received at the places. and until the dates
hereinafter named, for the purchase Of the FOL
L'wiug named '.
STEAMBOATS,, WHARF F-BOATS, BAR.
GES, AND OTHER PROPERTY.
AT CINCINNATI, OHIO, UNTIL MON
DAY, AUGUST %, II ~,
Forth Stern-wheel Steamboat D. C. Horton,
registered l49 tons.
Strrn-vhcel Steamboat General Meigs, regis
tered IS tons.
Stern wheel Steam boat General Crook. for
merly B. c. Levi, registered 1871 tons.
And two ~ Wharf boats, registered l54 and
lbs tons.
All Of which can be seen at GALLIPOLIS,
Ohio, until the day of sale.
One Model Barge Lake, registered 1863 tons,
AMI enc Wharf boat, lying at PARKERS-
BURG, W,st Va
One M Wharf boat, lying at CATLETs-
BURG, va.
And the Model Barges Horace aud CapioIa
lying at CINCINNATI, Ohio.
All Of which can be seen at those places until
the day Of sale.
ALSO "ers
large nuuber of STEAMERS, Barges, 8c., to
be sold at LOUISVILLE, KY. W,dnes-
day August 30, ST. LOUIS. No.,
Tues'lay, September 5,h.
Persons making proposals for more than one
hoat or barge should give the name or mum
Der ufieach boat or barge bid for. with price
proposed TO be gi.en for each .z-,E
Each envelope containing a bid should be
sealed, and the name of the bmt or barge, OF
description OF the property. endorsed tbertsn,
AMI, address to Rrigadier General l. b.
Parsons Chiefuf Rail and River Tansporta-
tiOn, in care OF the officer in charge Of River
TRANSFORMATION, at the point designated for
opening bids. fs-r E. n. ...,
The Government reserves the right 70 with
'lraw any uf the above property, and to reject
Proposals il deemed too low
Payment to be made IN United Ststes cur
r-ney upon the acceptance Of any PROPOSAL,
and prior Ia the delivery Of the pr0P'ry.
A full description Of the property may be
obtained on application 10. Colonel Arthur
Edwards. Assistant Qnareermaster, St Louis,
Missouri. p 's,,saI ls -r-rt 5-
BY order of the Quartermaster General -
.1siGs7 .scs Il WISH PARSONS.
Brig General. and Chief Of. Rail and River
Transportation. czl g. s-il.
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JNO. A. ROBINSON,

SUCCESSOR TO j. & D. MAUCK.l
DEAEER in Oats, Hay, Corn, and all
IL kinds Of Produce. 1l p
Lower side Public Square,
a. -,-----r " - GalliPolIs Ohio.
Aug. 10, 1865. --'l-
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US. INTERNAL REVENUE.
INCQAIE, TAN, LICENSES, &c.
ELEyLSrH DISTRICT OF ONO.
OHIO It1 cOLLECroR's OYSIcE,
IEoSToS, o, July 9th, ls65.

As required by section % OF can act to
nrovide Internal Revenue to support the
Goverument, and pay interest on the publie
debt" approved March 3D.. 1855, Public
Notice is hereby given to all persons inserest
ted, that the Assessors Annual List for tAis
District (eomprisi iR . the ecantIes Of Adams,
Seioto, Lawrence. GaIlia, Yinton, and Jack
son,) for the year 1865, snbraeing Taxes on
Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, de-, is now IN
my hands for coll, ction. and that said taxcs
are now due and payable. >
i VII attend. by myself or Deputy, at the
U Collectors Office, in each county in said
District, for the purpose Of receiving the taxes
aforesaid, until the l6th day Of august next.
rAtr JOHN eAAPEEBb G6ileetor.
August 3, lS65-6w.
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NnfIcP.

ITO Harriet Melton, and Willis Melton. her
L husband. Of Frank in county. o: You
Will take noticr that on the 18th Of July. las,
John Shavus, Of Gallia county. Ohio, filed
his petition IN the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for said GaIIIa county against you
ami Others the heirs ut law of lsham Shvvus,
deceased, allcIging that by virtue Of "A con
tract male between the said plaintiff and
said Isham ShavuS, in his lite time, the said
plaintiff is entitled tna conveyance to him in
fee Of the follow ing real estate: The north
west quaTt..T of the north-enst quarter. of sec
tion no IL, township no. 6, Of range no II,
Galla county, Ohio That said plaintiff paid
IN fuilthe purchase money agreed TO be pad
TO said Ishnm Shavus in his lfe time-thnt
said lsham Shsvus in his life time by virtue
Of said contract put said plaintiff in possession
Of said premises, and he has renal ed in pos
session under said contract ever since sal i con-
tractywas ina ie, and made thereon lasting and
valuable improvements; that after this plain
tiff had so entered ON said premises AMI paid
in full the purchase money. the said John
Shavus died without executing conveyance
agreeable TO his said eUmpact. SAID petition
pays that the hears at law of SAID lsham
Shavus may De orde'ed TO execute -aid con
tract Se. You are required 10 demur to, or
answer said petition ON or before oetober I4th
next. sl5. 1f ..f.rH .rt.-- -r...
-.r .... r.~-~, JOHN SHAVUS,
PIaintiE. i'
Aug. II! ise5.-6w. .s h"-a.H OF .. r-'
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GALLIA UNION TICKET.

For Representative,
Col. j. Ii. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
For Treasurer,
d. Ii. GATES.
e For Clerk,
l- JOSEPH HUNT.
E=t For Sheriff,
-l WILLIAM WADDLE.
For District Attorney,
I. W. HAMPTON.
For Commissioner,
s AUSTIN BARTON.
For County Surveyor,
JOHN MCCORMICK.
For Coroner,
DIR. c. D. WALL.
Infrmary Direcvor for 8 years,
se-a JOHN j. POOL.
Infrmary Director for 2 years,
y SAMUEL COLE.
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For Sale.

10000 White Pine hingles, best evel
brought to this Market.
.s7..... ".-.- W. O HAYWARD.
,.-'.-. Cor e: Third, and State Streets.
Aug. %, l-65.
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Notice.

1 Ii persons are hereby notified not iC
n trust ~ credit nv wife or any Of my
children on my account. l do not authoriz,
any Of them to purchase goods or transact
business for me. will pay no debts o.
their contracting.
-..- fa. HENRY ZIMMERMAN.
Aug. q, IS65-3w-. ...
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Oafs.

r AM paying the. highest market price in
i cash for. Oats deliyeredat my Grocery, on
the corner Of Third and Cellar Street. s
s. 80 2aff3ar. oe-+l ISAAC COOK.
A1g. ~; 1866. r.,.N ~ -}---.. .....,.-
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Office hours from IL A. NJ. to 61s r. NJ
Sundays. ONCE open from to 8 A NJ.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
August, %, 1865. Postmaster.
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NoHee

1SOtsrte xystq
THE Undersigned has been { d6iY appointed
Administrator Of Tho Estste Of. fborA
Berridge, late Of Gallia county Ohio. deceased.
~ - MATILDA BERR1DGE.
Aug ~ lees-sw.r ''' '-'P-
T. - . f,-nM
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REMOVAL.

THE Patrons and Friends of the Journal will
find Us hereafter in the third Story of Mr..
Deletombes Building on the lower side of
Public Square. Entrance adjoining the first
Nstional Bank.
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T.. UELEIVMDE,

T. DELElVnDE,
On the South side Of the Public Square, next
door to the the lst National Bank
GALLIPOLIS OHIO.
Where can be found large and well sclected
stock of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-29
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE OF IOWA, LEE CoUyrY--ee.
ny virtue of generaY execution directed issued
the Clerk Of the District Court of county
OF Philip veile and xainst IL T. Reid have levied up
on and viii sell to the highest bidder at the front door
Of the Clerks Office of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa. at Keokuk, in said county the 1st Day of July
A. D. 1885, between the hours of O'Clock A. H. and
\ocock r. NJ commencing at o'clock p NJ Of said day,
the following property to-wit Lots and in block
3D. all the right title and interest of the said Reid
In block s. in thecity Of Keokak Lee county Iowa.
so feet of the side Of block all Of block lots
I'm block s. lots TO- IL IL in block 9; lots o. IL and
in block s. lots g. 10 and II In block O. ali Of IL
fractional block in front the river OF bloc O. lots
and in block II; west half Of fractional block in
'front.' of block ii the river all OF block IL all Of fac-
oDai block in front of block IL the river half Of
fractional block in front of block IA the river;
block l6; lots s. g. s. and 10 in block III lots l. g.
and II In block 26 lots Z, Q, TO- IL and IL In block
lots l, 2 3, T. and in block %: lots l. 2 g. TO- IL
Ind IL in block 80 lots J. 2 3, and in block 81 lots
z g. in block SO, all of block IS; lots 4 and in
Jock 3d. lots l. 2 g. t. and In block So al Of block
lots 10. IL and IL in block 3d. lots and in block 81:
of block SIS, lots TO- IL aud II in block S. lots
and in block 65 in ksids Addition to the city of
eokuk Lee county Iowa.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold to satisfy said writ
- executon-ev
Keokuk Jnus i, 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee F.. lthul Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
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THE GATE CITY,


.E <t-f
1 Tho fhmtly u man named John.
son, in jaii IL Bsrlingson on charge. d
4 larceny. was found il m unfufnishsd
room ID ; building IN that city Atsly, IN
nost : starving oosditioa. So ssys ths
0Rks1s;
The Linn County Register meets u
: negro sufffage question thus: "Thsrs i
win Linn county forty nsgross. tvensy-two
males and eighteen females. OF the
11krnnly-tvo males about afssen would b,
voters. Nov, il the unterri6ea Dsmocray
of Old Linn wish to join issue With
these fifteen Africans on the suffrage
question, let them trot out their orators
and see what will come Of it,"
Two foxes were caught 1t VIZ bx
chase in Wspello county the other day.
The Courier says s'ths sport Vas very OK
hilerating." Probably. The whole par
ty Except the foxss) wern doubtless in
excellent "spirits.' 2
The Sioux City Journal says the
steamer Yellow Stone recently passed that
place, having on board four hundred
thousand dollars in gold.
Robert Reed, Of Bedford, Taylor
county, left his home recently with seve-
raj hundred dollars in his possession. for
Kansas. He has not since been heard
from, and it is feared that be has been
murdered.
"A man named William Baldwin was
recently arrested near Vinton for robbery
aud the attempted murder Of q man and
woman in Indiana some months ago.
The Clinton, Cedar Rapids and Mis-
souri, River Railroad is completed one
hundred and eighty miles and the COMPANY
are making great efforts to "o'"-'7'
road :" -~--pIese the
- :. .ne missouri River by January
1st, 1865.
The Cedar Falls Gazette sblows up
Is "a wretched humbug" Burrhus &
1 Co.'s Great National Amphitheatre,
which has lately entertained the good
people of that place.