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New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
nineteenth dy Of August A. D. 1901, Warrant IN BANKRUPTCY
NA Issued against The Estate u
MOSPS VI. LAIRD
~ fNeYo sn state of NevYork who has
be~u au Bankrupt petition that the payment of
property belonging 10 such Bankrupt q him
Of by hm forbidden by
meetns Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 he
debit Of hs Estate will be held al
Court Of rsruptcy BE- horn No 80 Pnest, Nesiork,
before Register The ~ eneh day Of September A. D.
1907 u o cOcs Ia-Sept Z 1907. X MURAL u > MinM
A. Messenger southern District Of Nes-lorE
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
2sh dav Of August 1871 Warrant IN Bankruptcy was issned
against th Et, of THOMPSON GREENFIELD Of the City Of New
the County Ns iors and STATE Of who has been
that the
delivery property belonging o such Bankrupt to
bis the transfer " property by hm are forbidden
b Of Bankrupt
Debts Agnees oi hs Estate viii be
held he holden al No 81 Broadway IN
the Cy SesYork before Isaiah T. Williams Register the h
day u September A D. 1851 At o'clock u-Sept 8 1901
MURRAY U. 3 Marshal as Mes..nger
Southern District Of NeN.York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Ia- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT loSd
COMMkNCING JUNE :, lc6.
Station NcwYorG Twentvsevht ind Fourth
Entrance Tvsniv.seveuthst

TRAINS LEAVE SBw.YoRK:
For Haven and bridgeport 100 500 EIl i0 q l2ls
HI.l, 800 tkI.l As5, 40 and 500 (Er) p m 49,
Milford StOa F4iIhe Southport and Westpor, 100 lLo
a n. p IN.
For HorvaI 100 10 Cr 900 Ioo Fl l2ls CRLl 400 Erh
3G5. 80. III $40 800 tkI.l n.
For Da1ien. 7oO 800. llO ": 3E, 90. sop
STANFORD 70J eco KIh 800 ll. lAl3 (ELl 23 400
RI) 3g5. 40 (Rr 40 SO. 6 -. 900 tKI.l , m.
For sri intermediate Stations 100 $40 liz n [l1
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, Springfield. 200 4 N OIL 200 fRI) eoP
Tor Boston. Line Y . (hr J. 800 p
For HartioIl Springfield AGO tEIL l4lS 200 RLh 800
For Connecticut Railroad. 200 CEI l2sP to M0a
treal. ~. q Northampton
i2l3 300 coo p
For Canal Railroad u IS .. ~ u Northsmpten
For liousaouic Railroad a0o A 3pi
For kAugatuck Railroad 600 a n. I0O , ls-
20 Danbury and NorWAu Railroad, TOO 800 II. 80
JANIS H. HOfT, Sept
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
NEW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP 90

NEW-IURk q BKLMEN DILAMOIIII OU
THE CHEAPEST LINE
TIE FIRsT-CLASs U 3. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, Cap. cha@ HOyer.
.r,n ,v, Pier No 40 90 sATURDAY Sept ~ At noon,
~ ~ yOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
etinT pss~neefs Hsvr and Bremen dowhg ,e
o. ia currency Paris LONDON - sdons
Fiut CABIN. slio Second Csbn Sooi stesfAgsS 30
PrOnE Southampton and Havre 70 Ne"'iorss
F.fstCa Second Cabin, 80 hterHRe, St1
EXCLUSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME: -.
FiTy CABIN, 82l0 Second Cabin SlJ0 bteerage' pN
The Baltic vii o,ov ScpteuberZ H.
tsT hsklt eIpressGge bills PASSAGE spp 70
ISAAC TAYLOR. PTessdeEL he W bEssavI'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAlLR0AD.-
~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing June 3 l6L-Lesve
Hunters Poiut 6l0a e. '7:25 ESQ N; '3;O m H0
D IN 230 D m; s4:3O ?. m $50 n l6B IN S9 IN
Supdsr 20 lO.l5 60 IN. Through 10 Great Neck
connecting ManhAsset and Port W'hngion returning
795A NJ , o. n TUESDAY and SATURDAY tights
trains Flushing at u M Hunters Point at Ro n
nt,s ~ " l. G. YORHIRS. SuIerntenten.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

CREAT REDUCTION in First Class FARE-
II WFST NORTH and EAST via NBW-YORK CENTRAL ard
NORTHERN RAILROADS and TROY LIHB OF sThAMhks rom
Pier North River foot Of Spnngt, daily at H. ssufua'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18

The Idaho Statesman is not excited
about the Indians. It says: "In Idaho
we have learned to take the doings of
the Indians as South Americans do
earthquakes-as matter of course;
something that cannot be averted, and
to be met with Christian resignation
and fortitudc."
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REMOVAL.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Upton and the pub
lie generally that we have removed our Clo-
thing Store from the corner of Virgin Block to
Shafer's building, in front of the Court house,
next door to Whan's grocery store, where we
shall be pleased to receive o continuance of
your patronage. Having received n large addi-
tlon To our stock ofready made clothing, hats
and caps, trunks, and GENTS furnishing goods,
which VIC are enabled to sell at greatly reduced
prices. lPease call and examine for yourselves
25va BLOCK BROS CO.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

II ayiMG asn No got ,fn fixed up in my new rooms.
Ioiners with the best Of Ice Cream. Iemonads ads
les, lakes, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Tobaccn onI
oisa.s. ana II fact everything usually kent IL
- .onIectionery Store. Returning thanLs g fnr ~
pas pash patronage, hope to merit a continnance
- rin,an .i,s same. I,.,.- - I'D. WHEELER.
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TIPTON, IOWA, JULY Is, 1867.

jan ~ HIw Bass, trustee springfield
do T1rnss ..rscs. =. nsyaase; yaaper medical ,am
do sH X Moore. toWhship clerk law
do srow. 1na.as INSANE '2xassap 1:1saRp' board la0o
do csm Inst s Tor idios., boarding ''0'" "
jan y. % 5 y..s:, ss,!sHi:; !si::y s9;9s ssss
do slJw Bell, H township clerk Cow. '''''
DO loA PGllbert, making town plats So,OO
do 50 Hall Schumacher, goods for
Sept IS: 2sA W siaa,Ssre, sNnhs CTS, state v. s0
Jan 's7: 30 W Rollins kashnsDe esown.A,g clerk -" o
do % G G Chandler. trustee SPRING
do ~sR Crosby, .owp.hip clerk :.
do as smith Bros. sools for county tiS
SSs Nv Asois; Gssss' ssss ssss.s sasar -" :"
sept 80: as wIicI, witness state VS. 00
Oak township 1850
NIP punfss Juror n,n n. dec e term s' ,9eSS
do do 81 " corrie. trustee springiield ''''
township 300
do 67G Huddleson, wood for pau
per 1900
Sept '63: Is B Chatfield, fees state VS. Walk.
er 1880
Sept '8i: 81 A Comstock, two wolf scalps 500
Jan 'e7: so Luse & Griegs, blank book for m WV
county 1900
do g. 10 Luse & Grlggs, plat book q l4,00
June IS: IA J Walters witness state VS.
Powers 60
Jan '65: q j Walters, Witness state vs.
Schlipf 60
do 81 Emmes Witness state VS.
Casad 4 Gilmore 80
Sept IS: Emmcs, Witness grand jury
June term 1865 @o 1,l0
Sept '66; l Duncombe Il Beecher, record
ing swamp land patent 1925
Jan ~: A Lee, township clerk Free
mont township 100
Sept &c: 8 n Walters, witness state VS. A
Snyder l,20
GP Ingman treas salary 100 go
June 'RI 8 do clerk hire 5000
June '66: rs Witnesses, state VS. Harris 800
Oct 'G6: Appraisers, Murry road 800
June '64 % X NJ Long. fees state VS. Martin $50
Jan 81: ~ Steer & Co., goods for pauper 655
do SPrcmiums gophers caught In ~ 1888
do IA H Meadows, witness state vs.
Foot 60
June e6: 43 w Albaugh, trustee Linn tp. loo
s,5SS.S3
Warrants issued to families of Volunteers 5I.0O
Total amt of warrants issued S,639.S3
Respectfully submitted.
SYLNANUS YATES, Clerk.
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A young wife, sixteen years old, re-
Gently presented her husband, who is
eighteen years of age, with three spright-
ly boys, In Independence, Warner
county, Ind.
The Chillian Government has condi-
tionally accerted the prctfsred medita-
tion Of the United States, In regard to
the Spanish -Chillian war. The condi-
tions have not been msde pubic.
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Silver Plated Spoons and Forks at ALDEN's.
CITY HOTEL.
MECHANlCSV1LLE. IOWA.
o. E. GILLEN, Proprietor. Fare reasonable
and good stabling attached. n47
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Treasurer-JOHN s TUTdILL.
Clerk of Dist. Courts YATES.
RecOrdcr-JESSE JAMES.
County judge BELTS.
Sheriff. ID SHEARER..
Coroner-THO'S JAMES.
Surveyor A GATES. ,.M -.
Drainage CommissiOner-ROBT COVER.
Members OF Board Of Supervisors-President
JOHN LEITH, Sugar Creek; GEO w SMITH, Cen,
ter; r COVER, Cass; ] FERGUSON, Dayton; G
pADEN, Pennington; NJ + RIGBY, Fremont;
JOHN w. BELL, Cover; + L BAssETT Inland
L LTATUM, Iowa; ] DANCE, Linn; II b POTTER,
Massillon; J E RICE, Pioneer; RoUsER, Red
Oak; c. HARDMAN, Rochester; SHEARER,
Springfield; WS CHASE, Springdale.
M TIProN, Iowa. Meeting night every
Friday evening, in the % story ct NC Man,ara's
r b. HuxrnREY, sec'y. : - "
1tEDAR LODGE No. IL, A. F. q A. NJ, Upton,
~ Iowa, holds regular COMMUNICATIONS on
Wednsedey evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
W. H. ALDEN, Sec. II: c. PIATT, w. NJ.
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TIPTON MEAT MARKET


\ ogIIONEER. Will attend promptly to
:, anw suing ~ az kinds of property at Auction,
iii SlwHav.n Ha n ~ Cedar county a list Of his sales
crp atiice My ~ lonnd at the rIPToN ADvERTI-
san flr the ~.crc a. those desiring his services
I'm Inn AA 'he day Tor their sale Without seeing
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BILLIARD HAIT..

AvINs recently refitted my saloon and
nnanph put uptwo new billiard Tables, Of the Kav-
the husn y nd 9 Decher mako, and combining all
zane Fam arc requested to call and give them a
ara a.. GOOD order will be enforced. and abovs
afe not allowed IN the Hall '"A wy"
IGE FOR SALE RERyA YAyc
"el sinesars at ALDENs.,
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The Tiptou gdrertiser,
PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY CLARK & MULFORD.
OFFICE in the Post Office Building, up stairs
T.rns On. eopy, on. year, in advance, ,.,.,.sisc,

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
square, one insertion, SLW
Each subsequent insertion, per square, 70
square, moAths, 4LW
Ivear 1000
Quarter column, year, Io.W
Half column, year, - 45W
Hs-Ten lines, OF less. Of N onpareil, make
Law, Professional, and other cards, of JfUe
tines, Or icss, per year, IS; and for each addi-
tiOnal line. II.
All adyertisements published until ordered
out and CHARGED accordfngly.
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Clerks Report of Warrants issued
Warrants utstanding and War
rants cancelled May 3lst, 1867.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Cedar County; Iowa.
The Clerk submits an account of County
Warrants issued from Jan. LIST to May Slst, 1867,
and also the amount Of Warrants cancelled
for the same PERIOD and the amount of War
rants outstanding May 3lst. 1857.
Amount of warrants issued numbered
from 435 to 80S, $3.50. .83
Amount of warrants Cancelled from Jan.
lst to May slst, 1857. $685. oe
Amount of Warrants outstanding May
3lst, 1867:
Issue Of Clerk, SI,72l.45
w. p. Cowah Co Judge, 202.60
Total warrants outstanding May 3lst,
1867, Sl92i05
Respectfully submitted
SYLVANUS YATES Clerk
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Clerks Report of warrants issued
to Families of Volunteers from
Jan. 1st to May :3lst, 1867.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Cedar
County, Iowa.
The Clerk herewith reports the amount of
County Warrants issued to families Of Volun-
teers ftom Jan. LIST to June LIST. 1857.
Townships. Names. Amt.
Center Mrs. G. WestfRll $2aO
Cass Mrs. ]. Johnson cleo
Springdale Mrs. r. Richmond 500
Total 5l.0O
Respectfully submitted
SYLVANUS YATES, elk.
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Total 625.OO
state Of Iowa, Cedar County, IS:
I, Sylvanus Yates, Clerk Of the District Court,
being duly sworn, say that the above is n true
statement to the best of my knowledge.
SYLVANUS YATES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3lst
day of May, 1867. WM ELLIOTT,
- Justice of the Peace.
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Clerks Report Of Fees Received
from Jan, list to May 3lst, 1867.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Cedar County, Iowa.
The Clerk herewith submits an account of
fees received by him from January LIST to May
3lst, 1867. For items see Clerks Fee book)
Amount received in January 5000
~ February 4805
q March 1928
April $3.50
May GAS
from County 3E.75
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Warrants issued to families of Volunteers 5I.t
Total amt Of warrants issued s639.s
Respectfully submitted.
SYLNANUS YATES, Clerk.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after Monday July sth
AEnu6e al 1867. Trains for the accOmmoda.
AS3 kSzEa tiOn of passengers will run as ioi.
lows until further notice.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
CLOTHEV WRINGEI

The most convenient, most durable, and therefore
the cheapest Wringer made; has taken more
first premiums, at State and general fairs, and is
used by mole people than all other Wrngers
Togeth
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

or any thing else in The shoe line and guaran,ea
Better Ella RaIfar Shnaa and e
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
Steamer Swan

Two trips per week from SMYRNA, via Bombay
Hook, PORT Penn Delaware Guy, New Castle, Penns.
grove and Chester, for Philadelphia.
Leave Smyrna by Stage every Tuesday and Friday
mornings. and Bombay Hook by Steamer al o CLOCK
A. M. touching the the above named places.
Leave ID Pier above Arch street, PhIladephia
every Monday and Thursday mornings, at o'clock
a. III touching 81 the above Landing for Smyrna
via Bombay Hook.
Grain, POlaioes and like freight. may be dev cred
at Bombay Hook Landing The afternoon before the day
OF sailing
Down freight may be delivered at the wharf at
Phlade lphla, between the hours Of and O'Clock,
a. m Mondays and Thursdays.
The above arrangements will continue until business
shall warrant daily trips.
No., o.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
EEl LA agsls &iaT7a:l
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES,

We're GWdrded the highest prcmjnm at the
W0rGS Fair IN Lon,Ion, and sic first prcn.i-
ans at the Ncto York State Far Of l8G6, and
Are celebrated for doing the best work, usiHg a
much smaller needle for the same thread than any
other machine, aud by the introduction OF the M ST
approved machinery, now able to supply the
very best machines in the world.
These machines are made at our new
and spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn,
under the immediate supervision Of the
President of the Company, Elias Howe,
Jr., the original inventor OF the Sewing
Machine.
They adapted TO all kinds of family sewing
and to use of Seamstresses, Dress Makers, Tailor
Manufacturers Of shirts, collars skirts, coaks,
tlas, clothing hats, caps corsets, boots shoes, har
ness, saddles, linen goods. umbrellas parasOs, etc
They work equally well upon silk, hnen wooden ant
cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread
They will seam, quilt gather hem, fell cord, braid
bind. aud perform every species of sewing, maxim!
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both sides
the article sewed.
| Tie stitch Invented by M. H0rc, and mad
on this .UdcItine, IS the most popul0r and dtrd
bIe, and all .Se,ctng 4NachtncS are subject to I'll
principal u1rented by linn.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The HOtce Machine CompdnH
500 BROADWAY, Cor FouRrH Sr. Ny.
ap.IO.
SHELLEY & Sroops, 922 Chestnut St, Phila
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
How to Obtain shares aud Engravings
Local AGENTS WANTED Throughout the Uni.
ted States.

The Association have ap' ointed as Receivers,
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE g. co. whose we'll
known integrity and business experience will be
sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted in
hem will be promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PmILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90, 1867.
10 the Officers and Members Of the' Washington Iii.
brHrT Co., NJ s. READ, SecreiGrp
Cent men On receipt of your favor of the 5,h
inst Notifying us of our appointment as Reee ysrs
ior your COMPANY, VIC took the liberty to submit a
copy OF your Chatter, with plan Of your enter
PRISE to the highest legal authority Of the State and
having received his favorable opinion in regard TO
aus legality and sympathizng with the benevolent
oolect OF your Association, viz: the education and
maintenance OF the orphan children of our soldiers
ana sailors at the r verside Institute, we have con-
euded to accept the trust, and In use our hast eff
iorts to promote wor ny an oil ct
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE g. co.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE g. CO Bankers.
80 South Third Street Phiadephi.. p,
Receivers for the Washington Library Co. a3s m
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
YOUNG LADIES BEWARE!

Or THE INJURIoUs EFFECTS Of Face Powders and
Wishes, All such remedies close up the pores Of the
skin and IN short time destroy the complexiop. II
you would have fresh, hes thy and youthful apnaa
---> ..-> H-l~l,nd's Enaci Sc rae ns.ilI.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
QUICK LIME

AT LIME KILNS, SMYRNA LANDING.
The subscriber intends TO keep a supply Of good
Wood Burnt Lime at the said place, his friends aud
the pnbllc are requested to paIyonize.
JACOB MAILMAN
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
PSON'S
WORM lOzEN C ES.
The ckedpest and most e6icGctOus Vermifugs d
the age

The ckedpest and most etfcGctOus FeTmifuge Of
the age.
Let the following facts be remembered.
They are warranted to expel worms where they
exist, and the money will in every well authenticated
ase. be returned when they fail to do
They candy, having no taste Of medicine and
children crave them the same other candy.
They contain no poisonous colorlng matter, and
are therefore free from a very serious objection.
They contain over three times much for the
same money as any other vermiiuge, being the only
preparation offered to tho public where single box
bottle is sufficient for whole family of children
PRICE 25 CENTS.
For sale by Denney, Smyrna; Burton, Dover
Knowles Frederick; Stevenson, FELTON,, Hammers
ley, Milford; George, Magnolia; aud by country
merchan generally.
Thomas Simpson, Camden, Del general agent fol
State of Delaware where the trade can be supplied
at manufacturers prices.
References.-P. Il. Carlisle, Frederick, Frenzy
& Sirman, Demar; l. Truitt, druggist, Salisbury
Md; c. Ii. l. Sparks, Massey's Cross Roads, Md,
who will certify to the valuable properties of boil
these preparations.
S. p. SIMPSON, Proprietor,
my 30. Mantua, N. ].
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
PSON'S
PILGRIM PHYSICIAN.

FoR the instantaneous relief of the most violent
symptoms OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Collie Cramps
and pains in the Stomach, DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Nervous and Sick Headache and all nervous dis.
eases as an Internal remedy. For Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and all neuralgic pains used internally
and externally also, and as a liniment for Sprains,
Strains, Cuts Bruises and all local pains man or
beast. The reputation which this preparation en-.
joys throughout the United States is its best guar.
natee Try it, a cure is positive.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tabiishment.

MRS. T.. w. SMITH,
No. %, N. Fifth St., bet Market and Arch PHILApEL-
PHfA.
DIECE Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
Il lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descrIp-
ton, dyed IN the most iashlOnable and permanent
Tors, and finished IN superior style. Merino. CASH
mere and Grape Shawls Table and Piano Covers,
Carpets Rugs, etc., Secured Popgee and Silk Dresses
re.dyed all cOors. and warranted equal to new.
N.B-Gentlemsn's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed on
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
H. 4 pr e SIS.

Trains leaving CrisieId as A. M, and Wilmington
going South at IL 25 NJ will run IN close cOnnecton
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Ex.
press Trains TO and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York They will stop on the Delaw are K Road
Line only at principal stations at which their
stated; &T EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOUTH
will stop at any station down Passengers hold.
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE.
E. @. SEWALL, Jr.,
decl6 Superintendent Del. X X.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22
CORRESPON DENCE,


THIS RAINY SUMMER. ~sit
It Is almost useless to attempt comment on any
other subject than the performances of Jupiter
Pluyius. Aqarus, the celestial water-bearer, has
certainly broken the bottom out OF his pitcher
Ready-made Arks were beginning to be inquired
for In PHILADELPHIA on Friday, and the expert
enced Captain Noah, had he applied for a situa-
ton would doubtless have promptly secured ell
gagements.
The present season In Eastern Pennsylvania
has been the wettcst for many years-thirty, 1t Is
said. The summer of 1868, when there was
much ruin, was not nearly SO bad. There has
| been great difficulty In securing the crops, and
| all those harvested have been to some degree
damaged, the oats most, and the wheat probably
least. OF those yet growing, the potatoes arc
rotting badly, and in many localities will prove
total failure. The corn, however, has profited by
the excessive moisture, and is promising large
yield.
The damage from the floods to the railroads,
and river side property has been considerable
but more In small details than in any extensive
destruction. Wal
[ up NORTH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Along the line of the North Pennsylvania Rail.
road is one of the finest sections around the
Quaker City. Since the opening of the line
some twelve years ago, it has become fayorit,
locality for the country seats Of wealthy citizens
Their handsome villas, in every style of tasteful
ar, ornament the country for twenty miles up to
ward Bethlehem. On one of the romantic
g Chelten Hills" Jay Cooke the great banker
, has erected his paatial home, in style and on
scale hardly surpassed anywhere in the country
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-22
Gossip of tho Week.

Andy. johnson is engaged In the Cabinet
making (and breaking) business. taNlr5l
The 'soldest inhabitant" Is not old enough to
remember summer whsn be had as much rain
as the present season. viz $3.50
The rowing match between Walter Brown
and James lIamiil has been fixed for the 9Th oil
September, at Newburg, N. Y, for $4,000.
The Raleigh IN. CO. Progress calls the La
Crosse (wis.) Democrat "a filthy and obscene
sheet" Both are intensely democratic papers
the latter much the intensest.
The New York Daily Telegraph, Mr.. Dana's
new paper, will appear about the LIST of October
II will he an afternoon journal, and will cos
three cents.
The recent storm seems 10 have had Sc
we're effect on the Philadelphia Bulletin, and 1t
columns on Saturday were flooded with water,
Jokes The flood whctted up Its wits amazingly
1t is thought there will be no more change
In the Cabinet sthc relations of the Preslden
and the members of the Cabinet being OF TIN
most courteous and friendly character" The,
should be done In wax, as happy family ant
| sent to Barnum.
| A Georgia rebel vents his rage against GOV
Brownlow in u string of doggerel verses,
which he expresses the wish
"That every mountain peak
| Should find tongue to dam his name.'
But the mountain peaks don't speak and til
Georgia rebels ara doing all the 'scussing."
The Indianapolis Clipper details . recent on
rage in Texas, and takes the following cheert'
view OF the situation:-" The only comment "
have to make is to state that the country seen
to be going 10 hill. 'Lawlessness and violen'
seems to be the order of the day. Civil office
fall to do their duty, either from fear or son
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