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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
Elslloway's EermIfagc Canfectlsns

which have almast entirely supeFseaeS
the cid naHsroHs Feruifuges. 70 she de-
lisht Of the posi- uttie sufferers Ii can.
taias no galsa1es " other Polseaoas 4n-
gradients.
SO alghiy esteemed "a this popular YER
saaf1Es. eJ sase pgrfesHiaa thst aH fa4el-
liksas piysie4ans rho know Of them, pFs-
serbia them, in preference to other rei1ft-
dies as not only more pheasant 70 take,
bHt mpra eE4~gIAVe IL eEEs.
Parents ana guardians, haxing fha care
o. children. sheafa xs~p them as fani
~ medicinei for they naS only eradieSts
Rvfms-sthe&e pests OF chftdhoo5--sys
correct any arrangement OF The digestive
oFganS, 90 prevalent with eiiicren.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

FzKsH ovsrKRs We are undss many
obligations 10 ] e. HoRrxR, Of tbs Msr.
eIaats Union Express Company, for
snndFy fsvors heretofore bestowed upen
as; bat jass at this sine We return to
him cur special thanks for q can oil
Fresh 0rassrs,'s which be had the kiad-
ness 10 present to a..
Hopper, besides being an sasrgesit
basinass man and elsYer felloS gene
orally, 10 printer, aud knows something
reletivs to the apstises Of editors aad
bow TO eater for them. IL any Of oul
rsaders want gosd fresh syssexs they
will dc vel 70 call at Hepper's fer then.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
HIESk ELLIS
OINTMENT.

rats oaatmsat. after an experience rf
twenty years, las prov ed tfAsig s seyrT-
= etEa Eeasesly fox al aAseSssa at axe kR&a
Aawihk f&ctsss fAa4eA. c1rAS hae@ss1 !
Ease on which it was used curing aiasay
ebstinatE cases ~ aflesh az sEsRsy sesxa
sszadlng, thst ha9 previously resisted
all FsTnsdles prescribed BY The best Bledl-
cal talent Of the eeaAtry. lts tas Ct iR
astonishing IN > few days Isae saseaess
aud irritation is rslnus I'd: the ektn be- T
eSzaes smooth aad healthy and feTnsirs
permanently , alests withops ihs use of
any other Eems, =.
Thus, letter, SALT EhsuIa, ftef EslG-
fesss Itea, BzTs leesas. itlstefes Ffngpsas,
and every form II dlsraze Of th% skin IL
pttlse3 nAily Cared, no matter 81 kew ieGa
ttsHAis3 u has cured bsd csa If Ia
anles ggpilds, and Discharges ~ the Bar
he1 natEtnS ELS EsEld heal taeFa.
PiiFs. that have resist ri an sther treat.
meat IrF many years have beeB tf~cau.
ailg cured ~ the use OF oHty che bax "a
sthfs 0inim hHFnk, Sealas, xsa -Dfa
Sores, is hesis IN Fggy shaTt TINE
Psksa 80 Csasts pxs hssxs II ao4 sssss BY
ysHg 6fMgsssk send 10 cents - Iehassors
Hoitnway n Cgwaen, PHILADELPHIA beg
will be sent free Of pestsgs ~ any aa-
dress.
0BsEaTE None genEiae wgthaut ire
stgnStoF@ vf she pEakE Ee4u1s "a tbs
Wrapper OF each BEG
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
H0LL0WAY's
ARnlcA
PLAsTERS
The orEgical and only tras Arniea Pias
sefs possessing the great healing
properties OF The Arnica Flowers

T5mcaF&fiYf eYscGs of thpse Plasiers
Ia al cases of pain or weuknes&,ia tia
eFrast, k1de OF back. aud ia an cases af
ia1ansHasa0a Of sA0 LHnKs. aud Casgs
A.s truly astonishing; thsy give Jams
asAtefsfief
PhysiStsRs prescribe them, aud lheHs
hnds resommecd hem. ossERvE-HoL-
LowAY's are the original aud city uas
AFa4eA paastess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
.H0lI0WAY'S
vERMIFUCE
CONNECTIONS

Dr.. HoilowEg. seme aftesE yraFs age,
waEnsssiRg the distress oSrasioned ktek-
u chi lareu Ia taking the nauz cots yermi-
fuses of that dag. resolved 70 aaafSza
theme and from the most elective Of
these refaedies suEceeaRd SEPARATING
thslE scSive medical properties. pure,
tSsteless and ino5oFouz TAea. b com
bininz thesa villa sugar aud moulding
khem intp IN agree BILE ebngeetief, foEn~
ed thr prcseHF POPULAR and EFFKG TIYk
FEaMIFEGE knswl as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

Rock lsLAsn asn PAcRfc RAILRoAp.--
The work ga The bridge svsx shs De-
Asiass River At Dss fsiass, has been
esmnsnesds and In all probability ell
Be hslshsd dariag tia esning wiaisS.--
Ii she nssasima tie work Of grading
aad ssask laying sill be pasAsd lsrwasd
wsss OF Dee M3ines as fact a. msa Aad
msney can de it. We may look with
esnadsncs for the completion Of the
read to this city before another ysar
shall pass awsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
JOHNSTON,
HOLLOWAY !.
n CoHDES
RRoggiEToRs,


Ne, - gsrlh sixlA sasst. PR5IApELguIA.
sela - wao.eesis Ia CbIeaga, " guILgR
vsNcH 4 FuLtAR-EoaD saffn- auHM-
hams q VAN eoaAACK.-g. n RggD b Cd
--sMIJI, curLKR q CO -pglxxsCu. n11ggl
90. md tkrssshs - sSs essnsss ~ ssl d assEsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

On ths etSt aast-, At tbs. rest5en<s 81 Mr J
8. HsIst. by tAs same. EF,. FRASx &iEswoATH,
Of Omaha X 3D. aud Miss M2LEIE HAaRIsgToz
Of Tits city.
A. she re sidenrc Of william Cooper, Ess on
the sIss, By Ryv. Z 4, Down, Mr. ssNEs
oowLKx aud Mss CArRAaISE PAIRE, al: 81
shis DIR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24


For safe at Ia. 20 Maiden
klkHes sles~ loS1aT, ggRa 1rys ebffg.p
@aftlt' 0st,sSRsea .dgagsk 1k tie
+ same prices.
9 ..1fogT0ga f'stzls .es no tzpeus stump
ed tstfkh the lame or 2raae-
marx II 09V ofhe5.:r therefore,
Urhefie M .4!1eUct is eskss5gigJled,
f6e jg81iic Bikl be 5esi su1ked. ard
az tic same prices, Dr. calling on
fire .ssae,gL,: ia al 0ISer glaess
F,4ese 5eGgfiaD Efs .aSsz11a Pen
hsasf Seaa 10 Headqxasleysy
fchegie TIER orders Hilg recsiPe
l71Oxlft eEtfeaklosg, III acc0mpGz-
Asfsa BsfSa ksSc cash.
II [iGf0kogNe, MN mn aescvSD-
kfoR ~ sizcs aud prices, scItk GA
fgcfslsk u Sefkes. pesia0e.
A. MORTON. va
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

pRoy. ]. u. ssuakT. showed ns toe
other day . sescinsa 81 psamssship ex
soassd b. Aimseif, which We soasidsr
sssy aas. Dir. Stuart u esrsasuly i
master 81 sAs asss and - ks proposes
spsslsg . school fer he paspOss Of
asAohiag shs ssmss We would recommend
him 70 sas faxsrsais esasidsfaiioa OF sas
eisissas. Hia roea for ssashiag 10 al
hss sssissnes % Upper Bsoadwsy. Pc
piis rscsissd ii any time. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

fT Houses for sale or Tor rent.
nTIf C. II. STREET.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

CoRKEcTl Us M. Ii. KELLOGG. - 10 .
personal notice 10 the last issue OF our
paper. We noticed Al. Ii. kELLoGs, as
assistant editor Of The Lacrosse Demo
eral. After We bad gone to press and a
portion OF our issue was worked OF, We
received tbs folIowing letter from NJ.
d. PoEEA ~, editor of the Dsmofrat,
aud we stopped fhe PRESS 10 make the
correction rs requested.
OFFICE LACRoss& DExocEAT. I
La Crosse, Wis. Uet. 10, lS6f
FasND Briefs You notice nj Ia.
kKLLoGG a. Assistant Editor Of lbe Dem
oeral lie h not connected it'll L ell
sorialiy, bss On Fusisess fer himself -
Please note and correct.
NJ. NJ. POMER0Y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

CeUScIL BL6rys & ST.. JssxpH RAN.
ROAD.- This road 10 new eomplstsd TO
ssbrasks lily, and cara are making
daily sE,ps to and from that peiss, where
shsJ esaaeOs With she stsges Ger s. Js-
ssqh. and the steamboats, which run in
conae sRioa With the road, Persons 60.
Ing to ST. Louis and ether southern Cit
les would do veil to take the cars II shs
coaneiI Bias and Sc. Joseph Railroad
1t its depot 10 this city. By go doiag
they will savs both time and expense in
making their jessaey. Tbs road is
nearly all graded TO Hamburg, and the
irsa will be laid aad ears EsnaiDg 70
thai point withip the next -four weeks
This will make ff.y- 1--WE aiies OF rail-
road runaing south from eaaacil Bluffs.
The Company are evidently antisipa-
ting large increase In The business Of
the road, a. another splsndia passenger
coach, aad several boz and freight cara
have just been broughs on snd are new
being run over the road.
lFo are informed thai large quantities
Of freigss Is beng shipped over the road
for all the towns bslow here for q dis
lance Oh seaF one hundred miles. This
fsas eaght to-~aks up ST. Hsais to The
iB poTsanee OF speedy construction Of
she St. JOSEPH and Cuanail Bluff road.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

Enrsx.-T As partnership hsresofass
axistIn, bssween Taahosns = WaFSsa
ia shs qualifications Of she Ceeseil Bluffs
PREssx, has shis day been masaslly dis
solved, and the paper 10 aow conducted
solely By the uadsrsigasd, TO whom, and
70 shon snly, all asss 81 az lbs saas
are to be paid WM. WARDEN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

pesp3e "a a GENTLE TONIC IGrtGURA-
TIA BIs1lDn PgRlFIER4 ssTIAuLAkT
AAb BMxERAGM Ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

8assshsss eaeaiss pssd d. a@*
~. 8 s-ss Ntg,sIx nza aaaa
90 10 sasdA sasss
MsTtRagss, GFst iien on Ea
Aas4 Estate wassn Hnpxa , u =
ssrsssss. & : .ss sssssss %
nep sSsz ~ tee IN Fasses esexrsssi ~ Is
shab TwsaIy MssiIsas Ii psllaFs' else 20 s8
easeyMas easA, lteg.s,s IS " s8s o.
; alasss '-'s1as ess'ss 's'' ltAss4s
TkfAsnAz pxaEarky. .A&T7 u
~ u
1esss Axs@as, s7lT,ssB OIL
Losses .A.Nstsa sna Aua NOSE
~ hGsaxT wasxg.sA ~,
ApeoialsAzfNs. I
81 NJ caesxssssas wssss6 fos wssassn Iswa
Ksaxss 40 AxkNxx&a ~ s. E59ysS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

kss sAEs-- A Esahss Of eholos rss-
assss lsss n esssdyss Adsssioa. Ap
ply 70 as9 J.P. CASADX.
sllsf Rsal Ssssss Asssa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
CL0CKsl CL0CKsri

BASKETS, g1ch as travelling, RhOppins, or SER
ing Baskets on hand
ehiIdren's Carriages, or Gigs. A splendid as
ssTtEa cnk daily expected. Prices ffg.n GO 10 cas-
eaeh, - Cas-. D. JAcQgEAIN'S.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
ANNUAL REPORT !
WIN NESHETK.
INST RANCE COMPANY,
AassA ssss 1851 Ek

YsIciss iksHed daring pasi rear, s,assl
asw t1assTsa 90 o. % 1914 70
- Depeais Me4ea reed no 30 ss
80 CzsA Ffsazim2sa ana siassxesA iSB, sa4 -
Rrsas in farses - a.
AHavuNA ~ skkks p - SIS 50 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
THE MAGIC BlTTERs

wszo Extea2ipeig used during tbs fAte AZ -
Thousands 81 soldiers WHO served in Ia depart.
meat VI khe 6 sunderland can certify to tAsir al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
CHS. I'd JACQUEMTNss

highest p<lers paid Scr old Geld ana silver, OF
taken in exchenge for 9pods, OF made over ints
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

COUNCIL RLUFFs: IOWA
March IS. i6SS-n72d s3waAxIy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

Go 70 Chs, n. taeqarEnin's, IS he KEEPS tbs beat
In town. &c fAeFe aud convince yourself.
Flies. Drums, BanldBs GtsTinstts, Eieltns and
6Ritax sEEinss--best Qualities. always hand, a.
Chs. q. JACQUEAIS's.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

al Chaa. n. yACoUEmrn,s.

PsnsS 6oed4, Albums, Rortfolios, Por&st Bsoks
ard Cases, Fancy naeS Gents.
Geo Wostsnhsiu b soHA, aue CUTLERY, I. X. l..
RolSsEs Psekst HALVES aud SCISSORS speetarIea,
Solid Silver, Steel, and Saver plated ffssaes at
JAcQUKM3N'e,
Next Dear 10 AeBTids's RAtaiiy 6roseTy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06

Destructive Fire at CairO--L0ss $780,.
O0O-Peace with the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Ten
frame and one large brick building on
the Ohio levee In Cairo, were burned
yesterday noon; loss between fifty and
sixty thousand dollars; insurance
twenty thousand dollars. The prin-
cipal loser was j. A Kendig, $22, 900;
insured for $12,0 in Cincinnati of
fees; other losses ranged from 5000
to $4,000; insurance all in Western Of
fees; the Jefferson Mutual of St.
Louis, having about $4,000
General Sherman has issued a mill
tary order announcing that peace has
been made with the Kiewa, Conan
che, Apache, Cheyenne and Arraphoe
Indians. The General then says the
hostilities heretofore existing on the
part of the troops will cease. The
treaty right guaranteed to the Indi-
ans to hunt game in unsettled limits
in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado is
to be respected. Indian hunting par
ties are to be treated in a friendly
spirit, though no precautions are to
be omitted by the commanding off
GERS of the posts. Peace Is to be kept
with the Indians, and force is author
lied to be used, if necessary, to re-
strain acts of violence against the In
dians trading with them without Ii
cense, or doing anything calculated
to disturb pacific relations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
WASHINGTON.
Mutilated Bank NOtes-HOW to be
Sent to the Comptroller Of CuFFen-
cy-Health OF Secretary WelleS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-All the mu-
tilated national bank notes sent to the
office of Comptroller of the Currency
for distribution and exchange for new
notes, should be in packages of S. 90,
and should in all cases be Cancelled
before sending, by cutting out the sig
natures of the officers, otherwise the
notes will be returned at the expense
Of the bank, for cancellation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The health
of Secretary Welles, it is thought, is
somewhat improved. He has been
confined to his bed several days with
a slow fever.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The mill
tary authorities to-day, in accordance
with the directions of the President,
were engaged in the necessary pre-
liminaries for suppressing and dis
banding the colored volunteer mill.
tary companies in the District of Co
lumbia. One of them continued on
parade for more than eight hours, yes
terday, fully armed.
There seems to be no doubt that
the commanders of the Southern
Military Districts will be instructed
by General Grant to suppress all
armed volunteer organizations. both
black and white, in that section of
country.
The 18th United States Infantry,
under command Of Col. Geo. w. Wal
lace, exercised in battalion drill on
the grounds south of the Executive
Mansion, to-day The fine band of
that regiment was in attendance. IL
is proposed to have an early review of
all the troops in this District.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
NEW WORK.
The ElectiOD-All Quiet-A Raid on
The DiStllleries-TFlal Of Rev. MP.
Tyng-TOFnadO at MatamOras.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. = The polls
closed at sunset in the Fourth Ward
to-day.
James Fricla, printer, was shot
dead by two men named Harrigan
and Hayes, while engaged in an cleo
tion fracas
A man named Kelly was shot in
the thigh during an alteration in the
Twenty first Ward Charles Thomp-
son, a policeman, was dangerously
shot by a desperate ruffian named
O'Donnell, last night, while attempt
ing to arrest him.
New YORK, November 5.-The
election is proceeding quietly. A
heavy vote is being polled.
Several arrests are reported for ille-
gal voting and registration.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-A raid Sun
day night by revenue officers was
made on large distillery in Forty
fifth Street, which was found to be in
full blast, with a capacity of 1000
gallons. and seized. The rectifying
establishment contiguous was also
seized. Both are said to belong to
DIR. Blaesdel, President of the Distil-
tillers' Association.
New YORK, Nov. 5-Dan. Noble,
who has been on trial for a long time,
charged with completely in the Royal
Insurance bond robbery, was yester-
day discharged by Judge Hogan, the
evidence against him being deemed
insufficient. He was, however, i'm
mediately re-arrested on an old in
dictmenta tsE& 4s4 q
NEW York, Nov. 5.-In accordance
with the rules of the Episcopal
Church, Rev. Mr.. Tying will be tried
by twelve members of the Church.
A Monterey (Mexico) correspondent
of the Herald, October 13, says: The
vote along the. Rio Grande border
was in favor of Juarez and the re-
form amendments, although in the
City of Monterey Diaz received ma
jority. IG 5t
Queroga, it was confidently asserted,
had escaped across the border.
The destruction In Matamoras, by
the tornado of the 7th ult., appears
to have been most terrible. The loss
is estimated at $3, ,000,0
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns from
the Senatorial Districts show that
Tweed, Norton, G. Bradley and Ger
rett, all Democrats, are elected.
The total vote of the city just re-
ceived, shows total Democratic ma
jority of 59818. The Democratic
gain in this city over last year is over
1900. The returns from Brooklyn
show a Democratic majority on the
Secretary of State of 1900.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The
election in New Jersey to-day was for
six Senators and sixty members of
the Assembly. The returns show a
Democratic gain over last year, and
the whole Democratic ticket elected.
the election passed of quietly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06

New YORK, November 5.-The
Herold's special from New Orleans,
November 4th, says a general order
from Gen. Mower rescinds his order
of Saturday. removing Sheriff Hayes.
Hayes is consequently still Sheriff. /
am positively assured that General
Grant disapproved of Bullitt's ap-
pointment.
Gen. Hancock is expected Wednes-
day.
The Times Washington special
says it is falsehood that the most
alarming accounts have reached Gen.
Grants headquarters. regarding the
defiance of the negroes In connection
with the elections, and that General
Grant had sent orders all through the
South instructing the military com
manders to keep the peace at all
hazards. - -
The Judiciary Committee, both
majority and minority, will have their
reports ready to submit TO Congress
on Thursday or the 21st. The ma
jority report will be against impeach-
ment, and will be signed by some
members who voted yea In com
mittee on the 8th of June last. The
minority will be Boutwell,, Lawrence,
Williams and Thomas. As hereto
fore, both sections of the committee
are agreed upon one point, that this
question must be Immediately decided,
and it will probably be the only bust
ness of the few days that will remain
of the first session of the Fortieth
Congress.
Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, chief of the
impeachment movement, arrived to-
day.
The World'S special says numerous
have been sent to the
Executive from various quarters of
the South, stating that armed organi-
cations of colored persons are form
ing, and In some instances they are
threatening the lives of the whites;
that negro companies are drilling
near Chain Bridge, and other places
in Virginia, for the purpose of sup
porting Congress in the enforcement
of the law to depose the President
during the impeachment The mat
ter has been referred to General
Grant. No authority for such or
CARNATIONS his been given by the
War Department. It is understood
that the President has ordered Gem
eral Grant to take. steps to disband
and suppress them.1 ai .8.sott5s e q =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
BOSTON.
The EIectiOn-BullOck Elected Gov
ernOF-The Republican State Tick
ct Elected, E-

BosroN, Nov. 5. = Massachusetts,
voted to-day for State officers and
members of the Legislature. The re-
suit show a heavy vote Last year
Gov. Bullock had 92,021 against 26,-
671 for Sweetser, Democrat. The
question of prohibition or license, in
regard to liquor, entered mainly into
the canvass for members of the Legis-
lature. The vote in Boston to- day for
Governor foots up, Bullock, 1892;
Adams, 8,775, majority for Adams of
,483; last year Bullock's s plurality in
the city was 1898. Up to $50 P. N.
we have returns from ninety
cities and towns, which give Bullock
Al ,269, and Adams 1852. A second
dispatch says the opponents of the
prohibition and license law advocates
have undoubtedly elected a strong
majority to the Legislature, and are
extremely jubilant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
CLEVELAND.
New York Election ReturnS-The
State Gone Democratic Probable
Majority $4,000, s.z

/ CLEVELAND. November 5.-Nine
wards in New York City give Dem
ocratic gain of 3,2244; Elmira City,
106 Democratic majority. The Demo
Gratis claim Buffalo by 1900 majority.
Chemung County, Miller, Democrat,
is elected to the Assembly.
A private dispatch from New York
claims over 10000 Democratic ma
jority in the city.
LATER.
Troy, 1000 Democratic majority;
Albany, ], 800 Democratic majority !:
both heavy gains; Syracuse, about
100 Democratic majority; Utica, 800
Democratic majority The ALBANY
Argus estimates the Democratic ma
jority' in the State at 10000 to 4O. 600.
Rochester City, 139 Democratic ma
jority; a gain of 434; Buffalo. about
1900 Democratic majority; the Demo-
Gratis elect four out of five members
to the Assembly from Erie County.
% haa --LATEST. satsastt
Scattering returns from the inte-
rior of the State generally show Dem
ocratic gains, but occasionally we get
a Republican gain. The State has
gone Democratic by probably Is, OO0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
CANADA.
Hon. Mr.. Gett Retired Propeller
Georgian Case Decided.

TORONTO, G. W., November 5.-A
dispatch from Ottawa says Hon. Mr..
Gelt has retired from the government
for reasons of a private nature. No
one has been yet mentioned as his
successor.
The case of the propeller Georgian,
which has been the subject of much
interest for some time, has been de-
cided finally at Hamilton, a decree
having been made in favor of the
plaintiff, handing the vessel over to
the United States.
The bill against Jacob Thompson,
defendant, was dismissed with costs.
the counsel disclaiming all interest In
the vessel. d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-06
CHICAGO.
The EieetiOR-Republic Candidate
for Treasurer Elected.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The election
to-day passed off very quietly Only
about a two-thirds vote vas polled
Gen. Osborne, Republican candi-
date for County Treasurer, has 1908
majority in the city, with one precinct
to hear from. His majority in the
county will probably exceed five thou
sand. J. NJ Wilson, who ran as an
Independent candidate for Judge of
the Superior Court, is beaten in the
city by six hundred and forty majority.