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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

,CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- cago, can be had of the subscriber, in sums
to suit customers.
Certificates of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York, Boston. and Philadelphia, cashcd. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and ..3Gs
always on hand. F# & So
WILLIAM II. TI-TIIILI. @
Upton, Iowa Feb lJth 1866.
WILLIAM =. WOLF, SANFORD V. I.E.GT.
WOLF & LANDT,
ATTORNEaS At LAW, TIPTON IOWA.
olficein the basc;iitnt of the Court House. i2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

ANDY JoH&sUE WHIPPED nY THAD.
STEvENs.-Tho Madison correspondent
of the Janesvillc Gazette says: "The
eagle Andy johnson got severe whip
ping to-day from a rooster that was
presented to his keeper He turned it
into the eagle along with tine fat pull
let. The eagle at once made for tho
rooster, when he slipped between the
eagles legs, and getting behind him
jumped on the back of his neck and
began squirting him SO tiercely that if
t',N -.>o .a.. L-si l-~.. ys.~tss a i.o uouIu
have quickly finished the eagle. As il
was, he pitcously screamed, and the
game rooster jumping in triumph to the
ground, salutcd the hystandcrs and the
hulnhlcd giant with a lusty crow They
say the rooster is fighting one from
your city, and on hearing the account I
ut once went tn the scene OF the fight.
where / saw tho eagle covering In a
corner and the rooster llaupn- his
wings and in the presence Of nn cnthus-
iastic crowd, dubbed the p|ucky victor.
"Thad. Stevens" by which name he
will hereafter be known while keepinr
his huge and trained assalaut in check,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

+ Boynton, do 42,05 42,05
VIM Mahaney. boarding prisoners,
&c ..-ks 1855 1855
Deborah S Person, boarding pau
pers M,l5 H,l5
II c GIN, medical services paupers $50 $50
] Steer s. Co, goods for paupers 6,sl SIS
Chambers 8 Kennedy, medical ser
VICES pauperr, E,D 1850
j Kennedy, medical services, pau
per @ 200 200
Elijah Garrison, boarding pauper $50 $3.50
Isaac Garrison, do sr- Tl5 27,l5
J Kennedy examining Insane per
so, a#a #A ooo ON
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
z. A. GATES,
JOHN s. TUTlILL,

JUSTICE or THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
= Insurance Agent, tunN cA anrer ana Claim
Agent. oi,irc with the County Treasurer, in
thccnurt house.
Upton, Iu""t sept 10th, 1861 n36yl3y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

washing linen that might just ~ well be
worn two days longer amounts to an
enough in this country to more than de-
fray the expenses Of the American Board
of Foreign Missions.
1.-THE expense Of buttons on the backs
Of our coats, where they are Of no earth
~ use, is equal to the support of all our
orphan a~ylums.
1t Is estimated that the value Of old
boots thrown aside, which might have
been worn at least day longer, is more
thah enough to buy n flannel night
gown for every baby in the land. Also.
that the cost of every inch on the full
shirt collars of our young men, is equal
to the sum necessary TO put Bible in
the hands of every patagonian giant.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

N. err CuuyelL- - December 4, 1885,
Council met. Present, Rooney, Ha'ehias,
Chsmbeslis., McNamsra and Kirk.
/ Prssious proceedings were read and ap-
proved.
On motion, the City Marshal was ordered
to enforce strictly The ordinance in regard to
hogs.
On motion, the City Supervisor was re-
ques.ed to put in a cuivert On Fourth Street
near the Baptist Chn,ch-culvert to be
light fe.t i'll width and p'anked level with
the grade.
Report Of j. c. c. Hoskins on the grading
| Of Fourth street was received and approved,
According TO repHrt tL',e was deposited
between Pearl stsect aud Jennings street
Alley 5CG2 cube yards of ma.~rj.', at "a
cost to the City Of sl:l4,97, and Il, cost
- lot owners of S5oS 81.
On motion, the Clerk was ordered 10 draw
An order. for the balance due r. W. Nc
Elhanev for gra ling.
The following bills were allowed:
r. ". McEh~ney, baiance for grading,
$944,0o.
VIM. Frenzy, publishing Pr ceilings Of
Council, 500. 90. i
A. Il. U'.'Ii", salary, fees, &c, $l9.j0.
j. {. t. iiO>ni,s. eng ueer, SIS 90.
NcN.pia.a, tor services as Aide rnan,
800.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
n OFFICE.
Land Office, Sioux City. Iowa,
January ), 1867.

Land Office, Sioux City. Iowa,
January 5, 1867.
To CHARLES B. BANCROFT:
\OU are hereby notified that on this day
L an affidavit was filed in this Office cum
testing your right to the south east quarter
OF the. north east quarter of section six
township elehty-ninc, range forty seven,
which was claimed by you under the Home
stead act on the 18th day Of April, 1866, the
allegation in SAID affidavit bel ~ non-re>i-
dence. l"uare required to appear at the
Land Office in this city On the 10Th day @.
January inst, and defend your title to the
same, as the proof for cancellation will be
heard on that DAY.
jan5-3w f. NJ ZIEBACH. Reyister
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

RD ACCIDENT Mr.. Antoine Nigg me.
with q severe accident on Wednesday eve
ming, by which be will be laid up for some
time. While walking on the side walk near
the Post Office. he slipped aud fell. upon the
ice, breaking his arm just above the wrist -
The sidewalks are in very slippery comb
ton, and great caution should be exercised
III walking on them after night
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

~ SEvsaE - AecrpExr. Mr.. MATTHIAS
York, Of this city, while working 10 the tim
Ger few days ago, was very severely iniur.
ed by log rolling u pom his body. He was
promptly conveyed to his home where he
received medical attention.
This makes two severe accidents which
have happened to citizens of our city this
week. MoRAL-Insure against accidents
with Weare & Allison.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

eT pERsoNAL.-Judge Furber return ed
a lew days ago from trip to Montana. The
Judge is in the enjoyment of good health
and the possessor OF ~ handsome sum OF
Iucre accumulated during his absence.
Mr.. GiiDess knsrin, commonly called
Glib for short, ia Ga a visit to our city. He
has become dehzen Of the fas, town OF
Omaha, aud bis appearance gives evidence
OF dee'desi eorporeal and financial prosper,-
~. Glib has hosts of friends in Sioux CITY,
who wore glad to have a glimpse of his
genial phiz
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

~ The Board of Supervisors of this
County hsld i.sJ anuasy session o., Mond. =.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week. The
30" board "as orga"iz@d by the election OF
John W. Lewis. of this city, rs chairman
This is & ood selection as Mr.. Lewis is one
OF our oldes. aud most substantial citizens.
and viii make 7an.exce'ent presiding officer.
The proceedings Of the Board will appear in
our next issue. r"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

Gas. s.wxEs's RETosr.-"'- publish com
p'ete in this is.uc, Colonel Sawyers' Report
OF his survey OF the Sioux City and Montana
Wagon Road .ast summer. We re-publish
the portion which was contained IN our last
ISSUE for the purpose Of putting it in more
convenient shape for preservation, Or send.
ing away. This document should have q
wide circulation, and it clearly sets forth the
superior advantages Of this route to the
mines s@zFe .taz@ na4a4 .-.5 @.~ H~aa~@ s8
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

D~ CRowpED.-Sawyers' report and the
call for another election on. The swaup Land
question, occupies . majority Of the space
Of our paper this week, 10 the exclusion of
miscellaneous matter These document.
however, will DO read with interes:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

na~ RESIGNED Mr. Gamm, the County
Supervisor from Little Sioux Township, has
resigned. We regret that Mr. G. did not
remain In the board, AS he is gentleman of
good jadsa,ens and ability, and would have
been very valuable and efficient mem bel
Of the board
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

By Ill We reg,e. to learn from the
Dut uoue Hratd that Patrick Eobb is con
fined to bis house by serious iIness. II the
sircHest., w,sh's ef hs hosts Of friend
throughout the State were of any avail, Mr.
RoLa would speedily be restored to entire
health.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

The National Publishing House e Rich
mond, Va announce IL forthcoming vo)u m g
by Ron. \. II. ST. phens. unler the title Of
" History Of the War between the Safes
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

Is Pl1CHT A couple Of pugnacious
chaps from Dakota Territory got into "A roug /.
ana tumble tight 4 Few days age in a d WI
town sa oon, III which one Of them was, to
use sporting Phrase, badly "cbawe,1 10. -
About the time the 'p r6ormance" closed
the ubiquitous >her'd Gr'Ilin appeared upon
the sce"e and marched the victor and the
Vanqn'shed beCnre Justice Hoskns, who
after hearing the evidence, imposed finc of
$500 aud cost upon each OF the b,Iiserenls
lhe best part of the affair was that the whin-
ped man had to loan the fellow that tbrashod
bin the money 10 pay bis fine. To say the
least, this was magneninfous, -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
RARE CHANCE
INVESTMENT!


! want 70 sell what iittle of thi. WORLDS goods,
ehattes ana lands that am possessed of
Stable and lot corner Of Douglas and Third St
This building for the purpose INTENDED, /, not eapai led
by any In this country for Of
he n"cesfacy lahhr and 'r5sf-9 nv, i,Ft ~
horses. II" building Is 4'x7o feet. with accommoda-
tions Tor ~ horses in single stalls. Storage for IA
tugges and carriages tho first floor On The up.r
hooT room for 2dUD bush els Of grain and 30 tons
never falling wetl of water on the premises uuder
lighted and pasterea 1t is in ali respects adapted for
hrst class Sale or Livery Stable. :. 80 ~ ~
2 Lot No. ,. block No. %, being the second lot
so"sn OF Stable, fronting Douglas street.
3-The lot and store on Pearl street, now occupied
=; e.a; sent Drug store. This 10 one of tho
best business stands in the city.
4-The buildings occupied by me a. n Meat
Market together with Slaughter House, AND all the
parapiiaha'ta belonging to country butcherin r a.
MISUNDERSTANDING Spring Wagon.
Shine hrst- ciass Lumber Wagons, with how. and
covers complete, made BY Bishop u Chicago
.1s--one new Democrat liuggy With pole and shafe
7-one New York trotting Buggy, being used one
s-Two sets fine single Harness.
s-ons sott light double Harness. new, mad. in New
York. . = - ''--''" ~"
io-Three sound young Horses.
li-Lot Of stock Hog, and sheep.
IN willing snd ansioas to sell the above described
r,h, At less .han Its value provided Cash 1t
a'nn the next thirty days.
sienx City, Dec. 18th, 1869. A'D'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
House and Lot for AaIe

'Hh subscriber offers for sale his dwelling
L house and lot. pleasantly situated on th,.
west side OF Perry Creek, near the Catholic
th"rch. lac house is buiIt Of p,ne, ami is
In good repair. Will be sold cheap to a
cash purchaser.
ja,s5~3w DANI. KELLEY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

Transforming sand into ston q in the short
space OF ten minutes, is an English inven-
non,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
Esaray y1lice.

('AME to my enclosure January LIST, 1856
" one large red Cow. supposed to have
come from Netraska. The owner is request.
I'd to come forward. prove property, pay
charges aud take her away
Jah5.0' JAS. MALLONET
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

>~ht ~ IL = HAMBEk, lJtC. ~.
Council met. PRESENT. Kirk, Cameron,
Nutch'n>, r ,oney, Mcnamara, Chamtor!in
lie minutes Of the last meeting were
read aud approved.
A proportion from James A SAVERS to
run ferry boa, across the Missouri ri vcr
from SIOUX CITY side, was rteeissd f. i y.
boat to De OF Sufficient power ana Cal a. t.
TO &C '2'nnl.lat' the travelling public.
." motion # All Cameron it was grant,
p! hat James A. S#wytrs have til, Franchise
I" run ferry boa, tvr :. period Of five years
from the sixth day Il, January, lsG77, upon
t"e pa! meut Of 800 annually to tAe ely
provided the said Sawyers givs bonds si.Die i;
TO The approval Of he City Council.
Tn IoI!. wing bill, were aIlowcd:
G y. t'anbcrin, sidewalk work, s.. IS.
Jrhn Donovan. filling in crossings, 81
j =: Rrony, do do $34
n. ,!yers, DO do SIS
10. FoEortv, 10 do $40
.4obn Ei2z-iblon, i, do kS
/. Told, work IN ditch, ST.
The Council iAc;. Adjourned to January
81, 1851.
T. r. KIRK Chairman.
~. Ii NRlGHr, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
New Advertisement
Admin ist ratOr's Notice.


OTATE OF Woodbury. county, o.
~ Notice is hereby given to all whom i.
may concern, that the undersigned was on
the 3D.. day Of Janaa.y, 1867, duly appointed
and com missioned by the County Court Of
Woodbury. county, Iowa, rs the admi nistra-
tor of the estate Of Jacob Lamsreaux, de-
ceased, late of the said county of Woodbury..
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to present the same 40 requir-
cd by law for the action Of the administrator
thereon.
'~ LOUIS ST. ONCE. Administrator.
Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 81, 1861
ESERAY STEER.
TAKEN upby the subscriber at West Fork Station
i Woodbury. county, fewa, in August last, light
red Steer, about three years Old valued at Sa5. Tho
owner is requested to come forward prove property
pay charges and AXE him away.
JOHN McDERMOT.
West Fort Iowa, Dec. II, ls5j-3w"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

C0n ACRES Of Prairie Land In Nebraska, two
'DDO and half mes from Sioux City, equal In
quality TO any In the Territory. Also, 100 acres OF
timber. For further information enquire Of
JOHN CuhAIkR.
Sioux City, March 10, 1866 an
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
- The Si,.ux Civ Reyiskr co,,es

~ The Siaux City Register comes to
~ enlarged and improved, and with the
name OF +. NJ. Ziebach announced az editor
The impEovement we are glad - ro,ice.-
The Register Is a ;ggod a wttkly nar or as
IL published in Iowa, and Mr. Zie5aca. ~ a
writer. has scarcelya Superior in Tho State
He will make things howl among the radi-
e.l' ep the slope:-D"Inqre Herald. t.at.
0'-ghe Sioux City Registsrs comes 10 hand
this week enlarged to q seven column paper.
~ f.sfI NfpTasS lou'i ul i Ibis Con
gssss'onaf District, md IS a fair representa-
tive OF the party. The proprietor, Mr.
Fzsney, IS = very cleser geutiena nj, person,
q unfortunately he, permits few tack-
guards who inftst the town to use his paper
to publish their low-lixed- slang. The Reg
tster is live journal aud labors faithfully
sud ubty % sd,ahce The iai,srestS of Sioux Sion.
City.-kon Dodge Nort.west
Enlarged The Sioux City Register
comes to US enlarged to a seven column
journal. We are right glad to see this EVIL
t.nce Of prosperity on the part Of such
N and able advocate Of Demec,sc :. =
istsr is one of the ss,a bIished insti-
OF Sioux City, and has done mare to
the interest Of that section Of the
than any other Journal. If the
the ''slcpe' wish to advance their
hey will continue to literally natro
Register. Friend Frenzy, long may
'er vsve.-Fhyeftc Go. Union.
Aid will be held at the
niger on Tbur,dsy eve
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

Aid will be held at the
niger on Thursday eve
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12

p, 1851.
T. r. KIRK Chairman.
y. Il WRlGur, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-12
CuUNCIL CHAMBER, Dc. H.

4. r. WHIGHr, Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
CAsuAI.'riEs.

A cotton factory was destroyed by fire in
New Haven, Conn, on Friday last. Loss
$4,000.
The Clayton Herald of Saturday says -
Mr.. John Clayton, an elderly gentleman OF
this town, fell on Sunday last and dislocated
his shoulder.
young lady in New Jersey, who was
knocked down and kicked by runaway
horse, is indebted 10 her waterfall for cscap-
ing fractured skull.
An accident occurred at the Tool Works
OF L. 0 A. Belts, on Friday, by which a
boy named George Walker, son of Mr..
John Walker, who resides at the corner of
Jackson and Chestnut streets, had lis right
arm torn in horrible manner, and two fn-
gers cut of his lel hand. The unfortunate
little boy was playing about the shop, and
got caught in a planning machine, and was
injured as above stated. Dr.. Draper was
called in, and found it necessary 10 ampu-
tate the limb at the shoulder AT last ad-
vices hopes were entertained of his recovery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
Lrrle,,AIsY NOTICES.

The Diamond Dickens
Our readers will be gratifcd to learn that
the ninth volume of the popular 'DiamOnd
Edition" of Dickens works. has been is
sued by Messrs. Ticknor & Fields 1t con
tains the celebrated novel entitled 'Bleak
House. one Of the authors best written
stories. These little volumes are cheap, aud
one can purchase them as they are issued
and not feel the diminution of the size of
his purse. The illustrations continue TO he
of the same artistic character as in tho first
volumes, and the general appearance of the
work IS neat and compact, yet clear and
beautiful. Every one should have it.
Demorest's Young -A8fsricd.' -
This lively little publication moi only holds
its own, but grows better and better all the
time. II Is full of stories, pictures, toys,
puzzles, and good things OF every descrip-
ton; and is deservedly a iavorile with the
Juveniles, from the "big BROTHER to the
baby. "Auniie" or "Grandpa" could not
do better than send years. subscription to
"Young America" as n "1loliday Gift. -
Price, $i.5O per annum, with premium.
Liquid Regailine Glue.-We have tried
this new and decidedly useful compound,
for sticking, pasting, and adhesive purposes
generally, and find it far superior to anything
Of the kind we have as yet met with. 1t is
AlulNht eulNt AuA ENDuohllIult neNNlllS nv
previous preparation in using it, and requir-
ing no extraordinary care IN keeping it from
hight, heat or air. 1t is just the thing for
every day use and answers equally well
when used ON paper, wood, glass or any
other substance upon which glue may be
employed. II Is for sale in large or small
bottles, ready for use at the book store OF
John B. Porter, No. 400 Market Street, in
this city, at from 25 cents, upward.
The Faalo Steamer. steamer of the
Fame Hose Company having been compile
ted, was brought to this city, on Thursday
evening last. On Friday, the members tried
1t, when the steamer played the followed
distances :-225 feet with an average of 20
pounds of steam and 60 pounds water pres.
sure, making 11s revolutions; she played
2T2 feet with 100 pounds steam and 1i0
pounds water pressure, making 200 revoln-
tions per minute; on an average with ~
pounds steam she played 40 feet for two
| hours.
The Agricultural Fdir.-The New Castle
County Agricultural Fair will commence
to-day, and continue until Thursday even.
ing. The Society offers premiums amount
ing to over 81, 900, and il is anticipated that
the number OF Lrmpatitors will exceed that
OF any fair held OF late years.
Saluts,--The Democrats OF this city fired
one hundred guns, on Saturday afternoon
last, IN honor of their recent successes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
GRIMES

III riot in San Francisco, on Thursday
night last, one man was killed and three
wounded.
A few more patches OF counterfeit Trea-
sury notes were unearthed in New York on
Friday.
Edward Finnerty was murdered in a row
in Boston restaurant, ON Thursday night,
by Robert Magure, the proprietor.
The terrible CRIME OF inianticide is fear.
fully on the increase in the northern cities.
The daily press of that section teen with
accounts Of tender babes killed outright by
their hcartless mothers, or left to die in the
streets and alleys Of the great metropolitan
cities.
A lelon escaped from tho Jail in Toronto,
Canada, by picking tho lock OF his cell with
the wire of a water-bucket.
The Clayton Herald of Saturday says =
On Sunday night the house of Nathaniel
Riggs, on the farm of Mr.. Anthony, nea,
this place, was visited by burglars
They entered by window in the lower part
of the house, and went up stairs The first
door tried was the room of Mr.. Riggs sis
'N's. AhlOS ostehlptS were uluuc 10 get IN
The screams of the young ladies soon
aroused the rest of the lamily, The mar
was seen to leave by tho window he entered
but not in time 10 catch him. The mex
night an attempt was made to get in th,
same house. From the tracks seen it wa,
evident there were more than one concerned
init
The Dover Delawarean of Saturday saws
Bill johnson, the mulatto who cut Sam
Ellsbury, another negro, so badly in an af
Tray at Brideetown on the Tth of September
was arrested at Chester, Pa, and lodged ii
Dover jail on Friday afternoon. Ellsbur,
was supposed TO have received morta
wound at the hands of johnson, but contra
ny TO expectation is getting well.
A valuable horse belonging to Edward G
Bradford, Esq, was stolen from tho stabl,
OF that gentleman on Gilpin Avenue, Oh
Friday night.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

Conc IN HoRsEs.- informed by a gen
ilcnan who has given much attention 10 the
diseases 10 which horses are liable, the fol-
lowing remedy is n safe md effective one,
1t is certainly simple, and if administered
with proper prudence, we are unl aware that
1t would do my harm 10 the animal, If IL did
not effect cure. We give it more readily
because it is remedy always at hand
namely;
Dissolve as much salt In quart of pure
water as may be required thoroughly to satu-
rate the liquid, and drench the patient with
one half OF it. If symptoms of relief arc
not noticed in fifteen minutes or halt an
hour, give the remainder. He states that
this remedy has proved entirely successful
in very severe cases where other more COM
plicated medicines had failed.
There are two kinds of collie, ilaiuleni
collie, and spasmodic collie. In the first, it
is occasioned by the enlargement OF the in
testines by the food passing through the pro-
cess of fermentation, instead OF digestion.
Gasses are largely generated, and hence the
distention and pain.-Farm and Freside.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
Personal.

John 3. Cough was fifty years old in Au-
gust lie signed the pledge October 3Oth,
1912, in Worcester, Mass, January 30,
1858, be delivered his first temperance lee
ture. lie has already accepted 16S calls for
the season of 1sG7-S.
They have giant in Missouri who is
seven feet seven and half inches high
He served in the confederate army.
The wife of General Santa Anna has pc
ti,ioned President Juarez for the release OF
her husband without trial.
AT meeting of the officers and employees
of the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
Company, held in Grccnsboroush, on the
I'd of October, resolutions We're passed ex-
pressivo ii the feelings OF the meetings a,
the loss of their superintendent, General
rench f. Tllghman, and paying a just lri
butte to lis many good qualities
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
p,,n,T1cAL..

The returns from Pennsylvania show 'na'
Judge Sharswoou is elected Judge ol 'he
Supreme Conrl by about iaOo majority
Both branches of the Legislature are Re
puhligan.
II is said that President johnson viii MOI
change his Cabinet nj prescut.
The Republican majority in Iowa VIII
reach 81, 900. Both branches of the LeGis'
ature will be Republican. This secures
manhood suffrage.
Gen. S. f. Carey, the celebrated temper
ance lecturer, has been elected to Congress
from Cincinnati. He ran as an independent
candidate in opposition 10 the Republican
nominee.
virginians, III Washington, speak very
confidently of the probable vote OF TINT
State in favor of the Convention.
Hon. Hugh l.. Bond has been nominated
for Governor of Maryland, by the Republ'-
can party.
The Maryland Republican Convention la'
nominated Gen. Grant for the Presidency.