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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

At . meeting Of the Board Of d.
rersors Of the NJ, r. 4 A. r. r Co.
held 81 their osSes IN Epssa, Nov IL. -.
quorum t<in1 present H. c. Plat
va essosea ssmpony chair1z., ~ i
J. W. Bril-. Sec
On E,os5sr CIR n d. resS rs 81.
Esress<stass r. iz.;@: Co. S.s4 e.a-s-... ys:
f-z4eE-s fo- TIE ensuing vez-- Ttl4 ge>~..sl
wAs declared TO VT President Il &.
tis-1- Vice President. j. B. Do1-hs-.y:
S~cTet2ry- w. H Alden Treasure.
3ssz@1 S,-1e@r1SoE- TIE resignation o.
Fl = J. Il Roshrock, Attorney O. aid
Cor F<.-E- E-zs accepted End. O IT. st.g.
o. = G--.s~ass-~s.-N<;i- StE---, rr~x
ssr~ea Attorney On notion G. J. Il
Dong Le--y. slse Engineers lsaoEe n.
scrye,r trs.n g.-.s-ne 10 No-1r v.s
scx.4t pied ssi-rsezt ard c-yse.~~s esp-l.
On motion eli L Do0xhs-y-sIc RnarSl
aYg -. :s-.-i ss.lls rz.ssee, exs4s sIsrz3. O..
H E plast, f. VI B1ruex- All J. L.
Ds-gnT-y. - Es3-4+s- 9TH thu Iowa d.
vision 81 ire c. L ~ " r r c.. -
10 eIs~eSaEg Ed aria 1.zesZs1z.e sa- s-ssn 50 ]
1s=r4-...sE ~ this -Nss4- GA 4-a ss14szz2 ~ IL
j. B1E-esl. the Bard appointed - Ex-
ccrT1-e Committee Consisting q II
p!2t.. eisa5r-Es%H. = O. SEER. e. VI.
H2n-, and J. GGzs@'-r--Eo- Or. E.zrgs61-1 O.
IA - E1TEsez7, s-Es L.sEefo-s Eesi.ar 81 a.
te~as - 80. CO. = --.ss : s%.s
go. t~-.zz42cE 1Es.aez - ~. 4s-~s rs,
..le Ftraa iuoZll - WILSON, 10 is inter-
asx--G- win .4e line q. the e. 4 " w
z Z As-4. he D4.ec-sss-a Resident Il
" Gl->ssalEe CO.. g sTF@=.sF t-r.g.4 -rEs.sea -
sane pa ys.--e, fFssz4l A W 5I-yzs- =, M
catine- On EssoiloEa Of u. w. Hunt. ,fss=
Executive committee WEE sE.s.- D. .... Ia
a4TeEti-e IN Er0Et2-a-s IL grading,
oTid2IE-. rsA~s~sFE -4si zt4e>, 3EJ-n -
Wilson u - LE-s4asIAe- Ia sE.s-sssyE.
Ere President and Secretary were Gess.-
nate: d. dEafs AMI s,:e~e7,t by-lar=. frT
-sste government oi this BsAnk o. mo-
:soa. ,ls sIes.a. committee Cd iseos
from \ Wilson's - I-eA-<.-EE.e, wen
esIgT,pweoei n en- 1'-- a. -a.rnr1ey &.
-eessTg ;i.- right - Way arte--f .Ha.
III sssi,,f> -=s-nE ii o. IL : B1aa4 he re-
E-.3.-l 20 Ess. Executive Cg--.z.4is 60
C:seE.z1 i.sss ii,e 81 6. }. VI. El..
- So. " accepted a-.1 f,si On mo
-tgGet.-i TO settle VII i fsse EXT -eas Irer
ai-sa aE>s->-AH., sAs.S. 1.ss ts-s-. =. sRt.
!e.L8 .'sL--a them sJT a. lJL-.e- az d Zlsed
--s3g accepted claim from f;es. Elo-5.-
Received ss4srsecf IN 6~Ef- o.. motion
l.ss Sz=--, sss-- Instructed TO fEsTr.&a tbs
- .-2---es El.A - -. =. al Ce.4l2<. Ia Ia =
ss.e t.. s=-Ss->~-E4E : f.. - =, -
-. s+r = :. TIE g--srsgz~.- J IS. - .5-.-:
a..lu Ire -iEtssgss wa sIl-.s ucs.a IT, Ts-s,-
.@ees4 y ess .t-sS. ATT ea,sgsctspE the asCL-
o.. .-.-.-a--. Lee b.. 81 s--ET-s.z!.
WI II. -.LyZs, :o-c'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

- ..1...--.. ....s.---.. q ~ ...es....
-4., .. IA ..-s. .s... - Gel. sas.@~
- q, ,.a,.si q. 80.
a., .f.,.v Improvement
iss,s r,e1s- { .,ez.g4a. ...u-ies eiaca
t-zr f.a.e lem is.tFsrl. eel I. fs}s1-f q tev-
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three bs....*o .-.s--e.Es- sC :. - 81. -
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-. -. - -
80 = '-'' D.-'
. is'~s, M IA htft-f" t-+ III Just r.
sfs..rg@ - -.4sG.. ;. - ,s.o,....e =
II -. ..,s... IFS s,y
-. -. ,f,.,.. l,..,,g,.--.s 20 49,,
:,
{ s.e|et ''aA' =" 40 go D. o.'5fst
i so = liz p I1yi-- - -:-@---c-!. y
Sc. tua..l.-s = lsss a. H.. -. ...... tie
MIR. ,osftar ~ rag.~.-. ST.. = ), -
-. -. - -.
-'''' s.'si1'oe. "'.s''Sis'- - 90 i
{ Al. e<t@5.e-. ting lat LIE -ee4-l-,sa &c
e..ts. - are hose w..iol head t. ...g
,,aea,.--z g.s...a.::;ss-.s IN se.s..tvE prF..atp
> -. 80
i'1s'ts =, 3t' '- :, ''1' ~ :, =
q t=-,.a.Ez.f+-4. I&tt 4s2--s~ - 1880. -.
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-
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- -.
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s.as.:. - :. 81, ~. ~ ~.
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Facts Y. ThaoC..S


.'Ess-c me = place - re- ny FER OF, =
s2rS sreI,,n,eies. and viii move the
world" Give lie pare and unadulter-
a.ei drugs says Mesiicus, of the olden
gfE1Ie, .'z-i will cure disease
II ore se,s>e, bcsl, Of t!,cse learned
units were the yaTieSf cfaFsafans--
4. - !, anew there was no place 10 re-:
re- 2sye- On, either 20 move the world
-- 60 .&-sezSa. Mechanism was IN .
A@s.s v4r+ Stete, and the medical p-ofes-
SOP VI = 6g- sIsCt1er narne for snne--.
ans. 81 tia Gai.ss1czS - magic filters and
, s<.asE12s @ are ''GNs oEe- a. ...
Be- a4ss=-E la s4T sz4y, have borne nnto
E7s szrTr-zE--71Ez- more tttasf eTcl su-e--t:
1trEs ard l-s crew eEeE creanpt of in
ss4.ear Ts4A4.s.s.-s philosophy. In these
day Of pFact. a. scieDcs- What was the
CRY YESTERDAY Is fact to-day, and all the
old i...e notions become aS bubbles i'm
the SID. ard tssIrs: ara h<aeak with every
breath We dzaw.
L.. .aFchime.ies shoulder his leve,
and we VIII find 9 resting place Tor ii IL
move the world. Let mine ancien.
Acsieas IaEt ard tn:. TO more for the
a4Gg> ne 20 souely Ressis, for We have
them a. our hand, ever ready 10 serve
them a: his beck.
Refined in the laboratory Of Dr.~Mag-
giel. the fines. materials known in the
medical profession are oblainable by
any one. Ills Bilious, Dysl.pl:c, and
DaErhea Pills stand unrfvalied and hi-
s@lve operate. with Enagfcal effect upon
burns, saids, and all sores and uloeE- OF
the skin.
:. In fsei. vc think wargiel's Pills ar,'
cssSe are the wonder u. iais century
and We are happy ia the thought tia.
man: others o. cur brethren OF the craft
agree with u. We would earnestly
council thar al families provide them
seyiee with DE. Magsiei's Preparations
At once, and Keep them ready at hand
=, a. 70 u-s them at the most opI-ortune
tire ard as OCCASION --.ye>--i uijc.
Sentinel.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

Who viii cegsain1 he animated 10y the
desire 20 20 dea-' with ii s. TO secure
pe1cs and harn1oxy between the pop1la-
to- living in sub in-nssiiate r,uximi-l
~, and Separated ~ .oag frontier -
e2iiy IrASs-<d-" y .
Itk reported shstshe E-,r -ess Charsc.:-
- a-s< - fzr secoys-ei from her insa.E-
IS thai her friends believe she Will be
. herself again soon
The United SHes revenue officers
, have real..y mad scsE-.es - 81 aas-
a.eEse amount Of s.arEs 4Ea sshs- ines
sn6 SKIS and rs9~1-~ - T5--~af i1-o
NsE la-&, faE fE2Si< u:.as s4.e Govern
! meni- Heavy seiIrss hsve also been
msse in CAlifoSais and New Orlears-
The whnAe ansouls Ct propea.y thus
seized : worth, Fssebly, s.. 81, 40:
/ General Dix, oar rev Minister 10
France, : 90 sail II Pas neA- Sa1lr-
Lr.
WFIte- L-4s s1vosrE d7vn u-1- tie
IFpa. Missouri. rT in the Ev@rison there
sGc-i eighteen iEsela = u >aaw.
Ii : stated tt,.. a1zrz= nc-lsse- q F.
E4A-z-l EE-@-szsesS g e. To- r. -4a-2s- TTa4Es.al
- ills o. fu5:csa arss -e-e found L.
Tive 4 rs-.s r1r-. wEE shy re tieelss.7-.-
g. fEo-2 ezzS1etf7.
a .a.s NUM- - az Brs y reesf,sr- II
-.4-7-sseE t.Ear hes lex- SEE II - I-uV---
d. >.Ece 1914
One hundred AMI Sszve..s-: &, --g2a1 I'M
.--es-~z--.-2A4s iasz..ad = ss<esge-., in
ts-9sl- % sgsste la Nor.- TazJ.-.s2.
sza aEul-as .s.exzs:..a-a <--szs cs,nrxsz.
and Sspata C-.-ss.lsaa are saop $. al for
l-lA-a-- uE...ss s,-s care u 1a-c .".4laEZ2-
i-ga Soc4alg-
Bosr> FIVE cees piece= are il e.-tasl2-
Ts,H. They are made frs-n block TN AMI
oznes t7.se Inesztx. Tee imitation = mo-
very g-ssl. the GRIN being h-2:fer in
weight anu darksg III c1o!o- faan the -.El-
Hsac. -s-.s-
Ii..1y-aiEe Eec:zEs wee rssez@-e1i
firm --~-ss = Go-or -. Sz44z4:z,zy mig hi
The- we-e -e-s'ei with : god supper
~ TIE station e=sch presented with q
fve dollar greenlack, aai taken 10 Mag
r - s1s-la. tai, where they cheereL
Their guard. and o.he. e1-seia,s, and
were Ore ml<s >. GIErty-
4 special from Little Rock, Arkan-
s.-s. says there IS a dispoeitsn IL tine
Legislature O: thai State 20 trrai the con
ssitlLonAl a-1eadnent with great delib-
eEA4aD.
Tie Pope. accounting to London dis
I-zse3.- has cecsied in the even, of hay-
isg - ,eare IL E1se TO take IN ilss abode
J. f4sta- a and J the Iesiite -aneaa
asei ,EAZi - 10 s@ezt EZyissig. Gladstone
"a U--5L -saE 4.-1e week. III Rosss. and
this Iaay t-e in Pat the F.-uit Of hi. MS
sEo2- [ Hitel It7i.- must have its an
cleat &. =. sal Ii tas Pope will DOT etlsss
ssscs-a lave. Since ne Withdrawal Of tie
French rr.soTs this has been con sidered
foEeyone conclusion. Within the Ia.
three quarters OF eeassT- the
Pore has b-en compelled % .12ve
the throne twice-in 1875 when the CITY
was occupied by the French AM his Ho-
lines was sent 70 France. He was re-
stored on the downfall of Napoleon in
1914 In $50 he was axain expelled b.
France. and since that time the city has
been occupied by French troops
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

The State Board oe CaIyasStrs met
last week, a: Des Noines, AID eonplet-
Cd their work. The tables show that
tie total number Of votes cas-. for Score
tary OF State was II, IL: Col Ed Wright
rsz.eiyeL III NanaI.da - Ail tia
Byi1gtoa. ticket. s.: Wright's majority.
y 81. The Con -res&:onal glajo-:tie9
a-s - follows: sii-on, 5.5gl; Price,
7,o37: Allison, ., fss; Lczg,.ril..ge, e.t3l:
De=i-e -. 3; Hubbard, 3 IL.
There i coas:G.e--...,,5s..- s..s:.c.E1l. 81
Delhi, oyer the Toy .i4o was found dad
Il tina, place Oh the 24sh Lit. TIE calls
s were drunkenness and exposure. The
event ha- stimulated 7 r.aleraEce. inca
IL renewed e.iosS aga.as. il.e liquor
traffic. --z ~ 4.- a.. --=.
The iowa Division @. the Cl3ic9go {
North Stz.-... +. Z. il q -. .,s.lap..- 81 -
Woolb.ne. - -. g. 4IDIn , 9>sGc-! ,i,ulis.
-aeceas sn@e 5eatioa. lave grogca
thai .t.=rc : ca. - Mi. .z3...ty II
=.--1.e.eat quantity - Isav or getting
,sE-1. ala %. ye-v eoci duty too.
-1=. :. z...s.57o.G wits % IRE D.
go. ..s.s--, 49, = -. $50 80 ; -
- .s..4----se al L.so.t.s- a issu4& f.%se-1-
sa.D.- q si.yss tor ge-eilv.riue silver
sseTe tsia- ~ e-a,7.a :-.s 9 49,, To l.
81. ,-.. .e-I....-c..1e, IL A.. q D. s.,.sesl
r-ts7,. ~ uuu4Ieel t..1.I. Fls.-.,. z>z-s q
yil.alDr 81 gus 10 e -!itsa.s s43v ,ssgsp sd
The citizens Of Washington co;s:l....
80 a4a.....D- Strenuous si.oiis 10 secuTe
t,.s l,.ezlsson 81 the ios.s, Sersi1.ra Cen
ia. Rain al through tn. ant :.
] rad = - IL D.Iiit :-,a .et-.T RAPIDS
VIA Io"a City, 10 Ep1 Manson sad vii,
H. run through Louisa cernsy unless
Was..,.sto- comfy sc'>scg;tes 81 90
- &c s.oeA c. ..4e soG--Iss4 A. l4-e aEsla.l-
i.igtoE Pres ssAtas thai only ~ go
Lave yet s-Ac- subscribed.
: The Tr1.tet. 81 lie -ow.. We-.e.n
Orphans. Home, at Gienwosd, Mills
county. are: +. Il. Eosbssl.eli, William
Hale. J. I. HinenElaD, Or. u. r. Eakin,
and /. i. Nelson. The GIenwc,a ODia-
is,1 s,a.s aiss. F;s.nclii-ds, = mos. worthy
aau -Ia...5.. ;als, has Leen appointed
t.4trc-..
q. = ...t, osE worthy Se.ls-
i. s5ss1ac c4&2s, la. ,1ea n.cTested
B-sss4s. ere -3sara
It'd '..7..sg...4s j -, days ago
.c.p4ea .-.,4A .,e...se :, l.. Ass.s .Asi Ffna
Coss Iea,rng /. s45e AID fo4r children
Deaigs,.
"a Returns Ii. &c il. he recent Dss.... - !.
state Convention ,.sos. sixteen s-4,i.asst.a
3apl.ars Il the ssate.
--sioverno. Stone has isSGei i..s PFC
clamasion appointing Thursday, the 9th
inst, as day Of thanksgiving in this
State. e sx4
A DR.. Robinson, who recently came
from alaeomb, H., to .peIa, was taken
to the outskirts of the latter city, few
evenings since, by party Of young peo-
pie, and stripped and coated with tar
and feathers.
1 The Burlington Hasok- Eye says that
the contract for bridging the Mississippi
! at that place has been let TO distin-
! ruished Detroit fTm-1he structure 70
! lie OF ion and to he c0mpleted by the
lst Of December, 1857. The Il. 4 n.
road is going ahead With Tet.eoi..,bic Ia-
pidity. The grazing b nearly done to
Charlton aud the contract for the ou.id-
ing of sixty-six miles west Of tlIat place
viii be let in . few days. wv go "
The Dubuque Herald thinks j;
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laSSL AE.AIICN.


A. 10. l'-ssases' -..as'4-hss too anFi'e
khe s.s Row tnsEc<t hin is Ciose
Y. favor our eo:..s..s,a V ea.t,. with Ills
.i,., ilA.si. liz l.. ,-,....n 80
-. - -, 80
,'.'-s.sa- 'ia4 80 a.. '@'e' 't@''s' %.
ulaieriai prosper. ~ lie has smiled
r-,sll orr nle-ai ag9 e.lIeaGaaai i8.ea-
..s r.-...er.e.., Amid t-.,s....l;.,
-. .'--.
.t..... - -. 80 NIT t-'+'t@'.s
|;lleiaea = .e-' l = :. sgt 4 --.- g.
'essee, La ex .ctif - : IL. ,-..4 -
49,. s..- lrE .fe..t.z.,. -.-s.- +. :-,.. :
csl f'e~-'' - a. ~ 50
Aaa is".s. ~ 9zzs5s. =. rene : -f--@e#fsc hf
I.r 80. aet ...a,s-g''..s .icc
800 - --,s-e- q. '-sissse u 7s.- l"7'i.s,
8si.;i..a ii. stone, sss,va1i,y. o. the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

To f',s .S-ocEaotders Of the ff,s--co sis4e.
I1;ssst d -fannG4u 10 ,ErId d.:
N~Jk aEe -E-tsI~- PC 1-5-le%- al a. =
i meeting .. The 1ur ru Il AirectUrs OF - :
ComyA-4y. belt Noytz1gssp-r III lSe. il vas
.O-ef-t-., That f-2e : creiaT proceed 10 fu-n-
.-isfa to tn Altoona LII O. 81 * rsotss to-
-gelaer With szcS-Zt s:f-e from .sc.-y d. l.
-eEert Il ps-E1sesfE q. th@ fir { assessment c..
-e..@s. >.Gc@ a.a. se=N -e-.
IT. re Atone - i-.strue.ed to IN med
at .rs-cGeG To 10 the coakc-- there
In r--~E--eo ~ shove order. 80 Seer tar-
wDa.1 ~. ( &c -sosss. that Ire will receive
ael J. men; z; : Is Office in J ptoTl. ,
NJyEr- Ter Sg.a. IFS. ter VII G. tZafT ~ :
. ! ca inn may s.J.z r .. he oftGs Of ---s
Attcrn4.- o. al CJtnpecv
W II ALDEN SECRETARY.
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The Verdict.

If .nd-e~ John~oa La t.Ene 2z3
co--a,- 70 .5u- over - : s.G.-.s .-z.4 .--
sys+s- a2.., --|1E&E1.le- ..4l.z. - = =.
1-o,@e,E conclude that lay policy =
10. 4--!e 80 I.opula- Is LII. t.y4.Js- Sc
Teta-y Of Stale made him believe
swinging around the circle" The fol-
lowing table Of najorities gives the re-
suit. and the verdie; pretty neatly CO..
III:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-22

A4aEN 81 kle Af324 Tear Ii Ai~Ec p1&eS.
ss-ae ny pesspasve.s iHjured- and Eve
The Aass.s~eorpsx CO.. arising from
the Baltimore fd,asce Com Elsssione-s inn
h,rgiso, Was Gu the 18Th decided by
Judge R2-.1.. &. lAgssy % slse EeE Conn
nlss5Cae-s- On l2s7 Thursday the cid
Cssg.sEzsiss4oist-- formally surrendered
their o11-ceas 20 tlt Ze- Beard pain led
OK fsszozzsAE5 s.-Sas.:: - - s.s.sess.s Trent
@-Eas wese recently s-E4sssa fTNxEa tie 81
So = "a y -.sAsn-so1- The s-:Lo-5siees
aEz --Fastss.-sns s24e .aa..e--
The >~c-sxAry On tie Treasury viii. in
aAS forthcoming annual repasT- uFse W
Ga Coz gsrs> . silaz1e.A T.siey 1l3eh
~sa. insure aa early rs.aEH 10 sg.=c.e
H. 1ESs-2--
The Steamer IEe1r. vo2 Flsul W.,
desire asy~ gigve ct the Lower Miss
iF-sE Cs abe 18th lnes- Their -ers l0I
EEss~sszaRxTS oza taes7. several of zhesa
were drowned and ore lssgrs-7 e., te>-s
Isse ss-~r .4hal q vs-v na-rsw esesrs@-
E- IT1zse- {. E-rgsl@-, --g----Fs-- Il
so-srrr== f.DE1 Fasc, i -c--z---zv s-ss-
- ses=Ee - xy--s.srt.. -ec--5s~-- - IT, -
s7+4@ss e&+E&- -~~@-H*4- - s44-
ksr VIE make a-s-st -E3e Pre<sIrr. l.
I'll: 80 -sfs: n -E.1 ..ige.. - .s-- aSsz--:--
attn q NJ T-F-r--.-t
TIE LAX Le.l..2aLs as0a L. sses<
CaEl EsAzg Y iaS 1Eas~sz . g-sFsEEs&1 VI III the
Caies.2o 1 NaEs.4 xesssgn Exal xsJ Com
pas - e1.eaa iis Operations over the
-s.e-a. lfA1&..es c. TIA. rlxAd. which
...l L. Gts--- Immediately.
I.1e -iais Of Daniel Nhelaa and John
SssiiVg n. fessszn prisoners Se-e conclli
csa Il ia inst E0Ih were senssncsat 10 ire
l.. 1gea L Io2 tn 18th OF Deosna 80 Dn
tA9 IL. Thomas SenzsD. VS. sca.eE-
csrl - - hanxe-s OF. tire f3.r o. nec-m-
b1r and texric6 Douahge v-a= seeu.t-
ted
u j. ru,acred from Washington thai
ths President will recommend, IN his
II nu.i n;e~Szgo, Ulive-s1l amnesty and
universal suf--e Iris has always
been Ho-ace G-css.s theory Of recoa-
Ss-cctio..
Nearly AZ the Governors o. The loyal
S.4.c~ Lave Eo~ cpIegrre1 with the
pre=1sss@z-t l. recommending the "Gsess-
&C. II Ii ss.L iEss--- IL Gay Of
- - :s-s--;y- Ing and .sEA.eE-
/ { N-ee.rt..S LEGISLATURE ..a= rsa@s-i 6
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-27
VOLUME LXVI.

THE SHAD.-As this tavorite fish is in sea-
son, the following hints or its cooking from an
appreciative gourmand in the Round Table are
both timely and interesting:
There be Goths-athorred of tasteful aris:
tolosists-who will hack a shad to pieces and
cook the fractions in frying-pan. The fish
should be split open, carefully cleaned, broiled
whole on a grid.ron, annointed with fresh but
j ter and served smoking lot. No condiments
are needed, except salt aad white pepper, for
hroiled shad hath SAVIOR that 10 sauce can
;mnroye. The more insDid Goldfish and the
drier bass may require a dash of anchopy or
soy to give them zest, but your broiled shad
contains within itself ambrosial elements which
it we're treason TO the palate to disguise. =
Some epicures prefer the fish baked, and real
ly if the stuffiing be judiciously compounded
Of egg, bread crumbs, lemon an thyme, and
duly seasoned, baked shad is not to be des
pissed 80.
TO THE MASONIC FRATERNITY. During the
occupation of the ,own of Port Royal. In the
State of Virginia, by the Federal troops, in
May, 1864, the Masonic Lodge rooms of Lodge
No. ?, were broken open, and the Silver Jew
els taken theretrom as follows:
|. A large Square, engraved "killwinning
Crosse Lodge 2 a pair OF Compasses. 4 3.
A Square T. A Plumb. 5. A Level, worn
by the Master and Wardens of the Lodge :
These Jewels were presented to the Lodge by
q Brother Of the Grand Lodge OF Scotland,
more than ooe hundred years ago, and were
much valued. Should any of them ever be
recovered by Masonic brother, or any other
+,t II boI fI1lI Ip
ouested to forward them to Baltimore, to the
care of Captain KIRw AN, ,of the steamer MARY
Washington" who will deliver them to the
undersigned. CHARLES URoUHART,
Past Master of Lodge No. 2.
Port Royal, Va, 18th April, 1866. i.
The New York correspondent OF the Baiti-
more Sunday Telegram, under date Of 22nd
instant, says The recent assault upon Mr.
Corbin Washington, second mate Of the ship
Washington Booth, by the captain Of that yes
sci, furnishes another of the many instances Of
the outrageous treatment to which the officers
and men of American ships arc; so often sub
iected The victim in this case is a most intel
'lieent man. and has evidently received much
better education than the generality of seafare-
ing men. He is one Of the few descendants Of
George Washington. He was born at Mount
Eagle, Fairfax CO., Va, on the Sd Of May,
1927, and is son Of Bushrod Washington, jr.,
whose father, Col. Wm. Augustine Washing;
toD, was nephew of our first President. Mr.
Washington is believed to be the nearest. rela-
tive of the Father Of his Country now liv-
ing, and as such, is deserving Of more than q
passing notice He was beaten by the Captain,
and when landing here Immediately went be:
fore the United States Commissioners, where
he lodged his complaint. The case has been