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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
MORE RAILROAD NEGOTIATIONS.
-.s M,claiee and 81. Fad Company
Want tho y. d s. G. Ratifoud.

B.,ss tas y. d s. G. RaiiruSid
+ Af- weeks ago, the stoskholders Of the
Milwaukee 4 s., Paul Railroad met nj Nils
waukee, and passed resolution instructing
their Directors to negotiate for the lease or
purchase OF the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad, i..sinuating that the extension o!
the Southern branch Of their road from
Moacoc 70 Dubuque, would depend very
much upon the success of these negotiations.
The Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul Company did
not want 10 extend the Monroe road. with a
danger of having any other large incorpora>
ton owning the d. 4 S. e. road.
Well the "talk" has commenced between
the NJ 4 ST. p road, and The D. 1 s. c.
folks, and "a a resul. so far, Mr.. s. S. Mer-
rill, Supt Of the NJ. / St. r., arrived in this
city on Saturday last, and in company with
Superintendent Farley, took trip 10 lows
Falls, for the purpose Of aseertainng the
condition, Sc. Of the road which his folks
desire 10 lease, and of getting knowledge
Of the country through which it passes. He
returned on Sunday and left for Milwaukee
on the evening train. What opinion he
formed is known only to himself.
One thug is cer,ain-eiiher the Illinois
Central, or the NJ. / St. P. Railroad Com,
pany, will control the d. 4 :. c. Il. r. in
less than a twelvemonih.-Dub Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
!. Jn'y 10. lShr

The Washington Press records singular
accident happening to citizen ofthat place
as follows: " He was riding on corn plant
er, which double team was hauling over
the ground at brisk pace, and planted BY
stakes. At one end Of the field he drove the
horses oeer the field, on either side topping
It over. One of the horses stepped of the
butt end, thereby throwing up the point to-
ward the boy. /. airack bis leg below the
knee and was forced clear through it be
tween the bones. The life ofthe lad was for
long time despaired OF, but ai lasi accounts
be was inproving.p
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
OUR NEXT SENATOR.

Oar readers are no doubt aware that the
counties Of Buchansn and Bremen constitute
: Senatorial district. Bremen has always
been switched about MS the tail q kite, be
ing attached to some larger county, which
had majority Of votes, ana consequently
we have never had delegate in the upper
iioase Of the Iowa Legislature.
At the las, Convention l.. ". Hart, Of In
dependence, was unanimously nominated.
His term Of office expires with the preseut
year. and at Toe next election his successor
mus; be elected. By conversation with many
Of the p-ominen, men in this county. we are
convinced that a large majority Of the Re.
publicans in this county think We are Justly
entitled 10 the Senatorship. aud We believe
there is magniaimity enough among The pol.
i,icians ot Buchanan county to eonceGe to
us the candidate. /, is trae if they ere unit
ed, they can nominate in spite If all our ef>
forts. as ihey have 3 votes to our 10, bu,
we believe they will do the fair thing. and
give US the sena;or>h;p for the next term,
after which, in all proba bili,y, they will have
one of their own.
In connection with this Office we hear the
names Of 4 number -four promiueut citieers
mentioned n j. Moore. Of Frederica, L.
Johnson aui c. Mo-se, Of WaSerly, are the
most talked os They arc oil good. sub
stantial reliable, men, and would fill the Of
6ee with honor 10 themselves and their con,
sttuency.- HareTfy PfTnir.
OF course Buchanan county viii do what
ever is right in this matter We believe there
is no disposition on the part of Republicans
in this county to take an undue advantage
Q. their numerical strength. 1t is 10 be hop
ed that both the consideration OF locality and
Il ness Of the candidates presented will be
fully canvassed, aud iha, such a course will
be followed as VIII conduoe most edec,ually
to tie harmony Of the party and the benefit
Of the whole district.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
/. v. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
ION DOUBLE SPRING.
s X TRT

lAst Y y not t,i or trsak hle ~ et,a
'P'sHs = bAi w',i pf,sefee their ise,t ana -
"' y p when three or four oF4sHar, 80. ,si,l
nave been hro'sn aside as ssele.s m. III
a'e covered With do,,1fe aad f,ris,,d fIe.,5 ~,
r''''5 "a sSas are not only double sprinrs ~,
,,.a,. y aua'ie' cofered preventing them frs,,
al HAeh alsssins down stoops .t.ir,.
5he Heede.fd Fleaitiiitg and ere., -
1ng ,,,, etsest.rf t1 any Lads aearinF ,b. -,
n n fiae ss1ri viii be experienced par,
"'' 0te@aed Assemti,es, 0eests. f.,rr;o,,-. -
ts' ,afFfh fers, -fHm Chalrs fr p =
'1l". and HeHsf Dress, As the Sls,, =,
asA u ase 40 oceupg snail uiao., ~ -.
auu ssaEenlenily as a silk or Musiin pF sAsl's
Sin l. aa'.nl m eeiHaline not found ia snv
and .-rae, 10y hss'ng cnjoyed the ,lea.se eo,af,
-, 'sa' eoar'n'e'ece sf sscarine the - -
"p''e sset spra3 Skirt Tor ~ N'ftes p.
~ ne'es aiiernafds willingly aisnensn 4' VII
wv. isr ehodrta, Misses NH y NHh theif
tAsy afe superior Il au otIers foti'3 Ladies,
he 4 Duplex Elliptic is a cre,, g..
az a. ,snles ana is universally r.c.n'. with
tashlon Magazines as the S;e.a.s1 inehded ls bs
tGslisaa5is HsrL2 skiT q he
TO ehjeg the following iaes,iD,.,,.
Ses 'n efinoiine, via, superior '. a,,,N, aasahts
hdhHfaefNte Natfsh shftse aal faf,s " ffYsei
uefae'teE, comfort and eeonoa.s cna,,,s ais
W. hradlsy's Duplex Elliptic. Or porits ssf J.
SAlf,. and be snre you get the conniras.. n &
'Ae ioN-To guard against imros,.is.'
particular TO notice that skirts offered .. :. ;, "
plex have the red lux stamp. III, - Dg ~
b'Aaiey Daplcx Elliptic steel Springs. ! ,,,',
."t "'.,a .'ha none "thers are genuine. All.
ho'ice That every Hoop viii admit y lin ~
passed through the centre. thus reresIi,c -.
TWO Tor double) springs brsi.ied toceth.r
winch Is the secret of thor - -.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
"A Cool lhancc

Inc undersigned offers for sale, his yaln.bl.
tsrm' comprising $50 acres. partly imtr.,ss -
see ID, Of Middefeld Towns lin. pnci'...i''' -
No"h'si i"ws. Portions Of tic land ara ,,s'
aoc e'hef ior stock Or grain farm. Ill.
anriossn'ehts comprise 10 acres under qaaa
l'' NH TIN Tha TWO awJisng houses, aud good
~o''' me property viii he sold in lot. ,o M,
,he purchasers. Reasonable time win r. s..' ,"i'
lor a large share OF the purei,nse meme e',eh
patt'ealafs, inquire of the suhscrib,r ~ ~ ~
rtem',es 3 = OF J II Campbell independenes y y
492 IN. tn
June 9 1867 THOMAS TowBR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

The biggest waterfall that was ever seen
is in Montana; pure genuine waterfall. No
old stockings, garter or dead rats but gen
uine waterfall. The water tanl, for the sup
ply Of the engines in the round house, hay
ing about $4,000 gallons Of water in it, or
about 240 tons weight, being too heavy for
the timbers supporting it, broke them, and
came down about 20 feet, crushing every
thing IN its course, and bursting a hole in
the round house about ten feet vide, and as
high as tic caves. No one was hurt Boone
T-f.rS-, u Sfr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

Representative Loughrisre, who took tie
sea; vacated by Gyinnell, is an earnes, ad
voca,e Of equal rights TO woman, as wei as
10 negroes. Thus the earnest radicals of
our State are demonstrating their consi>sen.
cy by favoriug the practical application Of
that glorious principle Of the Declaration.
that all mankind are created politically equal.
We do not kaoic where Mr.. Allison stands
on ibis question, but onr impression is that
he is as heartily ia favor Of applying the
democratic principle to woman as to the
nagro.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Staple Sheeting, Prints, Stripes,
&C., &c.
All Goods at Retail or Wholesale.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
IN WILCOX'S BLOCK.
A. !. BOWLEY.
STATE or IOWA,
Buchonon County.

STATE or IOWA,
Buchdnon County.
TO o. N. McCLlNTOCK.
VOU arc hereby notified that there will be Oh
file on or before the first day Of October,
a. ID. 1867, in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan County, State of Iowa,
petition Of A. r. Gould, claiming Of you the
sum of ono hundred and twenty i've dollars, on
= promissory note, executed by you to him, May
18th, 1865. Also praying the foreclosure Of a
mortgage. exec utcd by you 10 said Gould, to
secure the payment Of said note.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend,
on or before noon of the second day Of the Oc-
tober Term, A. b. 1857, Of said Court. Default
will bs entered against you and judgment and
decree rendered in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
is. WOODWARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE or IOWA,
Buchanan County.
hereby order that the above notice te pub
lished for the time prescribed by Law, in the
Buehauan County Bulletin, . newspaper pub
lished 10 Indspendcncs, in said County and
Etete. Z. BREWER, Clsrk,
yniy 2, 1887. c4~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Locomotive Collision.

\ collision ocenred on the Dubuque {
Sioux City Railroad, Yesterday forenoon,
about seven miles vest Of this city. he pas.
senger train started tor the west on time. and
in going around the curve just beyond Gems
tre Grove, its engine came in collision with
the engine Iowa. which had been acting as
'.push" for q freight train, aad was return
ing home. Fortunately both engines were
going SLOWLY. or tie effect among the passen.
gers might have been terrible. The engin>
eers and aremen jumped from their respects
i've engines, down baah TWENTY-FIVE feet,
and escaped unharmea-one Of them Nose
Ar9eiii, having bis ankle sprained a little,
As Tor the passenger train, there vas slight
shock, but that WAS about ALL Mail agent
Eemis was brought against drawer ia
front Of him, lis head was slightly cut
while German on a platform also received
a brl;se, lis heaa knocking against a bolt>
head.
The engines we're damaged considerable
their iron, works being badly broken
Ire "drawhsais" Of all the passenger cars
were broken. Ahoa; s $50 viii cover the
eH,ire damage. The collision was the result
Of the eariessness Of the engineer On the
east ard topGd engine. Inc passenger
both ways we're DELAYED until P. y. By
the accident, vhea they exchanged passen>
gers aud returned to their morning starting
points. The wrecked engines were brought
IN last evening. 7fnles, 80.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

d. 5. !" r. r. Trains Connect At F.rlev
with D. d s; G. R. R. Trains Eas, md Wesi
~ ;. "; X X. Trims Connect at Farley
VIVA y. ;. z: X. r. Trains East and West
a,so, mt at Gndar Rapids with G. N. W. r. n
Trains. East and West. :"
J. p. FARLEY. SUM-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
Datchcr's lightning r,y.K,,,.~

will certainly exterminate these nests n J.,
is perseyered in; Beware Of bogus FIy. .penas ase
which some dealers keep because iLey can es, ea,
y y Ior nrarIy nothing. Don't be swindlsd NJ ~
iDr ~ py!ChER'S, which Is sold by alI i've
aou
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

Among the live advocates Of female suf-
fragc. we are glad 10 record the Winneshiek
Register, an excellent and able paper pub
lisLea a, Decorah. The Register is sound
a, head, ct heart and every other way. We
have already mentioned the DEBORAH Repu6-
hcaa in connection with the steadily increas-
ing list OF Republican papers Of this State
which fave, granting 20 woman the exercise
Of the same rights they claim fer the negro.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

The candidates upon the Republican tick
& are pretty well distributed among the
leading religious denominations. Col. Mer>
ill and Major 0'Coanor, are Congregations
alis;s, Col. Scot, is Presbyterian, Hon.
JAS u. Beck is a Baptist. and Prof. Wells
9 Nathnai..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

The Dubuque Times thinks that the dis,
eussion Of the female suffrage question al
this time will comrleaie the canvas, that
The negro suffrage question is enough for
this campaign, and insists that '.at present
We have nothing to do with female suffrage. =
After tie blacks have been provided fer then
II will be vour turn ladies' Is that what
the Times meaDs--it seems to Us dat Is
abeu. what il says. Wouldn't il be more
maulv to court discussion rather than pre-
vent it. Ifthe question OF universal suff
rage wont bear discussion, let il be ban;shed
from politics. Ii il is--as We belieye--the
greatest living issue before the world, then
thorough discussion is in ORDER and If the
present canvas can't stand the pressure,
ven try he issue again Nashua Poet.
Tnem's our sentiments exactly, Mr.. Post.
We believe The women Of our country have
as good right 70 the elective franchise as
any human beings have. Why not? They
are amendable TO the law-responsible be.
fore human and divine laws for their acts
and their actions Just the same as the
"stronger'' sex, and there can be no honor
abIe argument given why they should not
have a voice in making the laws they are
made to respect and obey. We believe in
female sufFragc-intelligen suffrage every
where freedom and equal rights" all over
our beautiful land.-Decorah Register.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

DEATH or Mas. ". I. BARKER.-A fer near
b ten years Of ltieFing, the last fe. wee eas
being sren. il langalshing confinement in
au attempt 10 conquer disease. this estima>
BE woman is dead. She expired at the Lor
im.er House last monday night, between II
dan l2 o'clock. The last decade OK her life has
been one of heroi=m. Few persons on earth
have endured 50 much Of suffering for so
long a time, and 20 unpompIaiuingly.
hroagt it all She has maintained seem,
ing eheerfulness of soul and buoyanty Of
manner, ,ha, has caused Der friends to won.
der al her strength Of vii, While they rev
erenced her heroic foriitude She vas gift.
ed woman. An excellent education, added
to . NEST rctentise memory aud happy cons
vorsasional powers. caused her to be admir-
ed by all who knew her. iIow patient she
was. Aud what i was .s- ler 70 De patient
and afiable, how few can know. IF her mis-.
sion was to teach others how TO endure pain
that an ounted TO torture, almost. and year
after year 81 it, she flied her mission most
aobly, and will receive the reward whiting
those who ''come cat OF grcat .gibgla>
ton
Mrs. Barker's maiden name sas Louisa
Lucas. She was bora al Romaev. " H.,
10 lsos. She came to Dubuque IN s5i, We
believe, with Ar. barker. no, long after their
marriage. Since 1919 she has led a seclu-
ed life disease rendering such course nee.
essarr, and it has been during these wears
that her rare nobility of character has shone
forth. She is gone nov. but she will live in
the memory Of her friends. Her funeral
will take place from the I.orimier House at
o'clock this fcrcaoH.-I ines. 30th
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02

LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-02
DUBUQUE & SIOUX CITY.
DUBUQUE SOTTHWESTERN
1AIIs~A
JOINT TIME TAf,IE
JOINT TIME TABLE,

TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY. (. lg6-
(,apv Wast Ct. !,
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CANADA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

The Fenian Scare in Montreal Preparations
of the Authorifies-- --Esuin0rs--C federation
Mniters-Who is 10 be rhe New LieuteBans
Governor of Quebec, &c.
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Qua HayAEa copqrspos ,fucs.

Comments ON the New system Of Revenue
Bank OF Santiago dc Cuba Barsied Up DO.
HAVANA, March IL, 1857.
The late royal decree substituting the old system II
taxation by method Of imposition is the az absorb
Ing theme OF conversation md discussion all circles
OF Havana, and probably this all parts Of the
Island The Spanish party and especially the
Tile classes, criticize the in the btteres style
possible because is they aege burdening
more and more TO the great derment OF their trade
and only 70 the benefit OF the planters and owners ef
real estate, 6c They attribute the measure to
weakness on the Of the Earvaez Ministry sccediue
TO the doctrines SO perseveringly incucated by III ss
for the purpose OF creating discomfort among the
Spanish party. There can be doubt thai thsy
not far from the mark For nv part.
everybody ought to rejoice that the old system win
be defunct one Of those old props OF weak gov
enment which long destined to be swep, away
from the face Of the earth. 1t appears (and many
well informed individuals join in the idea) that ths
present steps taken by the Spanish government n .
sagacous prelude to final determination 10 do sway
with all custom houses in Cubs, be car
red conveniently, after the people have been 1.-the
Injured 10 the property income tax, which will tn
then. OF course, find powerful opposition.
The Bank Of Santiago de Cnba has finally given the
ghost 1t has failed, without spark Of hope 70 ~
The steamer Pelayo from st. Thomas Porto Rioe.
Porto Plata &C., arrived yesterday evening, with ths
foiowing Items OF news
PORTO RIco
The dates are to the Sd inst
Tho sugar market in st. Johns and Hayaguez ws8 ~
without liie. but not active.
The Spanish Consul at s.. Thomas reports cases
OF cholera and in consequence clean bills Of health win
now be issued
shock of earthquake felt at San German On
February Z Ii shock the town clock and rang ali the
bells
The new intendente Don s. Alvarez, has arrived
VENEZUELA .se
The dates from Laguayra aud Porto Cabeo are TO The
23d ult but no news from the cap tad has arrived
After considerable anxiety favorable solution OF the
Carabobo Is announced all having been tran
qullzed without any boodshed. Generals Salazar and
Bolivar had taken possession OF the CITY, and tranquility
Immediately followed General Lopez, charged with tine
executive power Of the State, Immediately reeassd
from prison.
The committees Of the Senate and the House OF Repre-
scniatives were Installed the Goth.
1he steamer Bolivar had at last arrived At Laguayar4
after long passage for want Of coal and owing to ha
damage sustained by her engine.
General Falcon arrived at Porto Cabelo the 22d; hs
expected in Laguayara the Oath. Festivities
the part Of the municipality awaited hun
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prpmruses From NEW YORK.

grvxyS Arp sorruAxrrow-- mshu Americr-- Prt,c
Bremen; " Selman and family, New YORK; Captain n
rischbaeh. New York II Rocholi Baltlmorc Fried.
lander and wife. New York; Herzog Chicsgo y Rolfs
children and servant, New York Mrs Befc SON. Ito.
bokcu; Memrrs, Vera Cruz; q Hnrchs Vera Cruz:
stnrke and children. Mevco Bchrmann, New YORK: q
Hahn, Brooklyn Miss Schubert, New York. " schlegei,
California; Mr. and Mrs weinsten, vncennes; Peter.
SON Milwaukee; Anderson, Ebsen, Milwaukee; Heb.
ncr ~ LOUIS kickbusch, Milwaukee, Frhken Iowa;
Kocnlcr, 8, Louis; , 9 AAen, Milwaukee; a Williams
Mersch and children pennsyyania; Marx, New York
wsrnck, Bremen and II IN the stecrase.
AsrrNwAIL ASp SAN FRArcrsco-S,camer Ocean Queen
Allen Cutter and children. Grcen Green ana WIFE,
Isaac Fowler, Smith, Hawley and wife, q n Nash,
wife and nurse Rev Q o whker and wife, Rev o a
Marqpsndt and wife Lord, Robertson, II russell
Mclhoa, Holmes Rt.ner Mss Rivers, Miss Wilson,
Sinclair, Miss chase Miss Lance, y Watson, Styles
miss 3 Fletcher Or VIM Dutch, J Humine, A Lennex
Perkins,, salfoot, Miss and sister Stan
Ton. Levy. Miss " Hastings A Wheisn, Walter
Eide, ~ Thomas Eyerhart, Sheridan Margaret shcr-
danl Nate sheridan, Alien, J Sanders, w Carter, l.
Joachinson, Mn A Bean and children, y Hermann, A
John Culver Joseph Graham and wife, Talconer white
hcPherson Morris Clark, WIFE sister and two chill
dren; Mrs gotl Miss Sarah Bursee Moses Orcut spen
Ger s1d yife Douglass, n Frazer, Q w Sailor and
yifei " .cLeod, q Keaty, John Pooly, Car John
fisssrta q Kls, Niss Nary Rivera, josspE Cohen,
% a. sr0nssn ~ = versss end ~ aumbs v ssesad
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fact all these shert DO made 70 lead direct 70
the Battery.
corner OF Broadway and Fulton streets, and marx the
Different pouring INTO that mighty maeistrom
q haman ME o5serse-the lower psrt 2, pdoaa"ay
tins Of thousands the Third and foursh avenue
lines Of railways, the sixth. Seventh and Eighth
avenue lines Of railways, all Brookiyn on the one
SIDE and the populous shores Of New Jersey on the
other all meeting at near this point what else can
De expectea but confusion, decay ana nafa sweahgr
And n, as hear the new government Post ofca IS TO
be paced at the foot OF the Cy Hall Park, why It wil
ueeve be literally imposssby TO get through the
mass of obslru tons there concentrated
In London and Paris, the former city more psrticu.
larry Tor utility and in the latter for splendor y y no
leu Scoop when necessity demands t. fhus. IN inc
construction of OF the docks in London ~ ,. one
fosg @ 800 houses covering oyer ;~,,a,
ants, were purchased aud removed, and m
another case nearly double tina, numbers while in Paris
Splendid avenue is opened for The adonment OF this
magnificent city But then you say this is not Europe.
and that the democracy are not wiling TO pay for such
,n.nss; Pat ihis Is very shorsshled policy and every
year WIN convince them OF the truth. Years ago II
would have been very easy matter 10 have wdened
Church street through It's entire length, but now j
houses. You Americans are, in fact, so pro-
gressive people and advance SO RAPIDLY
will contain Its two three millions OF people, like
London, and the remedies should BE- applied in time TO
relieve It's nhabitans and later this must be
DONE The great misfortune OF New York Is that 1t
seems TO have but one really fine street in t-vz.,
Broadway-thns everybody gets into it. 1f there were
other avenues from the upper part OF the city leading
direct to the lower part comfort and convenience alone
would cause them to be travelled and the overcrowdcd
Broadway avoided
see why there should be any tunnels under
the earth railways the tops Of the seeples The
opening OF the streets as have proposed and the re-
rova Of the filthy market nusarces will eHcctuay
lieve your splendid street, as trade Is constantly
moving up town, and the jam in Broadway is now
probably great as 1t ever will be-
hope you win not deem this intrusion, and should
be highly pleased it inserted in the columns OF
the leading journal OF America. REFORM.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

4 RIDICULOUS ANSWER roA mplculous PROPOSITION.
70 rHE EDITOR OF YHE HERALD.

Nsw yoRK, March II, 1907.
In your Of the 10th instant you have inserted
letter from "a Canadian inviting tho cooperation OF
Canadian republicans with the Fenian movement and
that TOO the ground that the interests and aims Of
the two parties are identical After q little nonsense,
under the heads Of frstly secondly and thirdly hs
concludes thus:-Therefore let the Canadian repub,l
cans French and British residing In the United States
form regiments and Join the Fenian army invasion
OF Canada &c. l. OF course not presuming TO find
fault with you for inserting the above named letter and
only ask In fairness that you insert mine Az am aus
certain that there ten loyal British in this city for
every one republican, and - we don't to sce go-
rious republics" north OF the g. Lawrence I suggest
We advance on ays N The rear Is comfortable some,
NmV ANOTHER CANADIAN
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THE FLOODS IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The H0ston River Flooding Knoxville
Heavy Loss of Pr0perty-The Damage in
Blount County-SnAering Among the VeO-
pie. &c.