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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

DROBATE SOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
l given that ut the regular session of the
first Monday in October 1867, an instrument
purpofting to be the last will and testament Of
1ilnonthy Kirk deceased, was read in omen
court, ana Sci for hearing, for final admission
10 probate, on the first Monday In November
1867. All persons interested are therefore mott,
fed to appear and defend. or said will and test
:ment Will be proven up and admitted TO pro-
bate, us the law provides, and entered on re
cord. j. C. BETS Co1Intv hide
October Sth ISs7;nfow3
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MARRIED.

on The loih instant mt the residence of the
oriae : iathcr, tentrf township, by Rev. G.. NJ
scott Mr.. William DW gEanS and Miss Lucip-
da Hntchison, all ofte ltr county, Iowa.
On the 9th inst, at the residence of the bride
grpnIns father. in Upton Cedar county. Iowa.
NJ Joel shropshire and Miss Angrllne Iiitshew,
all OF Cedar county.
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uany further proof is needed that our
agreement ia selling the 1ive-twcnty
.bonds was that they should be paid in
honest dollars, here it Is. In reply to
sinquiries made 10y foreign capitalists
and others, whether these bonds were to
be paid in gold or i'll paper, the Secreta-
Try of the Treasury, on the 9th of August,
1868, ISSUED in circular from which
the following is an extract:
1.-The following is the decision Of the
Secretary in reference to the redemption
.of the public debt. All .coupon and reg
istercd bonds, forming part of the
permanent debt OF the United States,
.scM be redeemed in gold. The five
kventy skies = belong to the
,1,oemanent loan; SO also do the twenty
yoer skies Of July 18th, 1861"
|. Now can any man Of common Integrity
propose that we shall violate this Off
cial promise by pretending to redeem
our debts with irredecmable paper
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NEW YORK.
Fenian Chiefs Gone to HaVFe-Rail-
M road Accident. s'g13I


New YORK, Jan. 27-It appears
that Stephens has not yet sailed for
Europe 'ft5aitHfH ha ID ..
The Montreal train due here early
this morning, met with an accident in
the vicinity of. Hyde Park, Vt. Three
or four cars were thrown off the track,
and one badly smashed. No injury to
passengers. The accident was caused
by broken rail- u ri 9-~es5 q. .l-
Rev. Joel Lindsay, who has been
on trial at Albion, Orleans, for whip
ping his child to death, has been
found guilty of manslaughter in the
second degree. n sa 65s yiIm8 a-
New YORK, Jan. 21.-But few
cases for violation of the Excise law
were before the Courts yesterday.
Licenses are freely applied for and
granted.
Six Chiefs of Fenian organizations
left yesterday for Havre, giving un-
pronouncable names. Stephens is
still supposed to be one of the number
Mrs. Mary s. johnson obtained,
yesterday, damages in the sum OF
81, $50 against Thos. johnson for a
breach of promise of marriage, in
Brook lyna .1ar5ht 1858 e" lt
Benz. Miller, convicted of stealing
|. letters with checks ia them, while
passing through the Post Office, was,
yesterday, sentenced to ten years im-
| prisohmcnt IN Sing Sing 90
Geo. L. Williams, the Virginia cler-
gyman, arrested last November. tor
| pick .ng the pocket Of lady in a
Broadway stage. has been held and
the case sent TO the grand jury -
The TINES Washington special
saws: The Ways and Means commit
tee appointed Hooper, Allison and
| Hogan subcommittee to consider
! the subject Of a whisky tax, with lp-
structions to report early next week.
| VIM. Ill. Hughes, a North Carolina
merchant. arrived yesterday under ar
resi- charged with having obtained
| S6 200 worth of goods from leading
| New York firms under false preten-
An accident occurred on the Nor
rison q Essex Railroad, New Jersey,
Yesterday, between .Mlburn and
| Orange, by VIII ch the conductor and
engineer were badly injured, and a
number of passengers more or less
bruised. The locomotive, while
turning curve, jumped the rails and
threw the train down an embankment
The steamships City of Boston and
Hecla from Liverpool, arrived last
night. The former brings Cork pa
pers of the 18th. No news.
The Santiago De Cuba from Greys
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NEW 6OR *
Cotton burned-LOSS, S200,000- -
Meeting for the Aid of Cretans.

New York, Jan. 26.-The new
steamship Union. of the Star Line.
arrived to-day, in nine and half
days from Southampton.
The dry goods market is fiat, but
prices sustained except for Atlantic
a heavy brown sheeting- which is
reduced half cent, and is now SELL
ing at twenty-five cents, the same as
other varieties.
Peter Amen, charged with embez-
zeling from Lincoln 4 Co., was dis
charged from custody. the Judge de-
eiding that he was still member of
the firm, -' = { ---- Il. '-'4s
Several prominent citizens of
Brooklyn have projected an excursion
in 6rst-class steamer, the coming
Summer, to Palestine. Egypt, Crimea,
Greece, &c. 1t is supposed that a
party of about $50 will be made up.
The cost for the round trip will be
81 $50 in currency.
New York, Jan. 26.-The large
cotton warehouse of Jas. M. Doty
corner of Washington and Albany
Streets, was burned tonight. Abou
10000 bales of cotton were destroyed
The loss amounts to 5000, ,00O.
A large meeting, in aid of the IRE
tans. was neld at the Cooper lnStltut!
tonight. Mayor Hoffman presided
and the Rev. H. w Beecher and pr
Hitchcock. Hugh NJ xwell and tn
Rev. Dr. Osgood, spoke. Letters wer
received from George Bancroft an'
Chas. O'Conner, the latter enclosint
5000. -..+ ,- --..-.4.
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w WASHINGTON.
Secretary HcCulIOch and the Cur
FenCy-Indian Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-WhiIe it is
true that Secretary Mccullough is de-
sirous of securing the money market
from pressure brought on by the con
traction of four millions of dollars in
backs per month, it is not cor
rect so far as can be ascertained that
he will stop the withdrawal immedi-
ateIy. The country will probably
have development of the Secretary 5
policy on, this important subject in a
few days:
Senator Doolittle to-day made re-
port from the joint committee to per-
sonally look into Indian affairs. The
committee recommend the passage of
the Senate bill now pending in the
House. for the creation Of Board of
nspection for the constant, thorough
supervision of Indian affairs, and all
new States and Territories. One
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ESTABLISHED, 1871.

town. arrived to-day, with San Fran
cisco dates to the 9th.
New York, Jan. 27.-The Grand
Jury Of Hudson County, New Jersey,
made presentment against the Wee
hawken Ferry Company on the ground
that it only runs one boat, which be-
ing old and rotton, endangers the lives
of passengers, aud that sheep and
hogs are turned into the gentlemen's
cabin, and that the ladies cabin, be-
sides having the walls covered with
indecent caricatures and writings, IL
used as a smoking room, and rain
pours through the roof. '2fli-ai
New YORK, Jan. 27.-Last night
the police made "a descent on the
gambling house of John G. Heenan,
and arrested him. Levi B4ker, WIN.
Russell, Wm. johnson, Jas. Billings
and Clias Miller, the three latter col
ored men, 5iTGg nELsuA SD gcWa Aoo
New YoRK, Jan. 27.-Thee casters
lines are aglji down. No cable to-
night. Ii5i Dhs 1e< hiaf5o ~ a p.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
d" 5s3t
Purchase of the Crosby
Opera House. .aat
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Fenian Chiefs Gone to HaVre.
ARREST OF JOHN C. KEENAN,.
Indians Holding Negroes as.
9H5 II a. slaves. aI eti z
Fenian Chiefs Gone to HaVre.
ARREST OF JOHN C. KEENAN,
ST. LOUIS.
Proposition to Aboi Sh the OfIiee Of,
state Printef-ind anS MgYing. =.

Lr# tftTIttiI. -a .iFt EEs Lt.t't'
= ST. LOUIS; Jan 27.-The Lower
House of.the Leg stature has "a pro-
position beIore i 70 aboiisIfthe office
1ul pubic primer, and estibllsh a
board ot nualio pr nting, con$istiugo of
fhe Secretary Of State, Auditor and
Treasurer, who shall award The print
ing to the lowest BIDDER
q The Hnnse has passed a resolution
to appoint = committee to inquire
into the exhorbitant rates OF fre .ght
and fare on railroads IN this State, and
report bill for the government of
such matters
The Republicans St. Joseph spe-
cial says: " Advices from the plains
and mountains report the great body
of the Indians moving southwark.
Old Indian fighters say this means
war-that the Indians have a know
ledge of the troops which are being
sent out, and so they are moving
southwark to open the war in that
less protected region, but when the
troops are sent after them. they will
give them the slip, dash North again
and sprea4 murder and devastation
upon the region thus uncovered.
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SAN FRANCISCO
U. S. Troops Sail for Arizona.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 26.-The
steamer Orizaba, with four companies
of u: S. troops for Arizona, sailed to-
day Gov Mccormick returns by
her. Wells, Fargo 4 Co. have sent
an agent to establish express Offices
throughout the Arizona territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Senor
Godery, the Mexican consul, has re-
ceived, by the Continental, from Ma
zatlan, this evening, letter from
President Juarez, dated Durango,
Jan. "a, advising him of the capture
of Gonzales, Ortega, and Gen. Patoni,
by Gov. Anson Jaurist, of Zacaticas.
Juarez would leave for Zacatlcas on
January 18th, and remain there two
or three days, and then leave for San
Luis Potosi or Guanagatota, and ex-
poets to be in the City OF Mexico in
March. -
James N. Nye, U. S. Senator from
Nevada. arrived in this city last night,
en- route for Washington. -
Buel, Lockhard, aud Brooks, have
been appoin ed commissioners to the
! Worlds Far,(at PARIS, from Nevada
A bill~tO provide for the carry ng
I on OF the tinanciai transactions OF the
/ State, on coin basis, was introduced
into the Nevada Legislature on yes
terday.
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WASHINGTON.
Disbursement on account Of Indians.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga state
ment of Disbursements on account of
Indians, for, the fiscal year of 1866.
was sent to the Senate yesterday by
the Second Auditor There are 160
items; 6o Of these items are for ex-
penses of fulfilling treaties with as
many tribes. "a few, of which AREAS
follows: Chippewas, of Missouri,
$l66.6f5; Jreeks. S1l7,320; Back
feet, S71, ,306; Pottowotamics, $63.40j
The construction OF wagon roads in
Idaho, Montana aud Nebraska cost
1927; pay Of superintendcnts, Sl22,-
200;. of Interpreters. 500. .7O8. Be
sides this, $496696 was required Tor
provisions and C lothIng for destitute
Indians OF the southern superlntend-
ency.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The City OF Mexico Besieged by the
Er Liberals. - tp e,
Attempted Murder at Chicago
Great Loss of Cotton at New
York.
AID FOR THE cRETANs.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES, &c.
INDIAN APOLHS.
Report ef the Committee on AppOr.
fiOnmeBt-State Normal School
kdiilee' &ea y Gg0a0
Especial to the ESansvffa Journal.l ]

Especial to the ESansviffe Journal.l
INDIANAPetIS J IA. 29TsEheEs Leg
islature is not in session to-day.
Many members have gone home. 1t
will meet at twosolctock ON Monday.
The Committee oaFApportionmeut,
appointed by the Republican caucus,
have agreed on report, both for
Congressional and Legislative dis
tricts. Their action is not yet made
public. 1t is certain to be seriously
resisted by members of the Republi-
can party. -a
The proposed Normal School edi-
fee, at Terre Haute. will be strenu-
ously opposed. The plan is consid
cred too gigantic for the present
financial condition of the State and
country.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 25.-The
time of the Senate to day was
largely occupied by continuance of
the contested election case, in which
Col. Milton S. Robinson claimed the
seat occupied by John Hunt, of Mad
ison and Grant, The evidence was
voluminous, and lengthy arguments
were submitted by the contestant
and by Senators Oyler, (RepubIican, }
and Vawter, (Democrat) 1t was
clearly proved that Hunt (Demoerat)
held his seat by illegal votes. The
Senate decided in favor of Col. Rob
inson-ayes %, noes IL, and he was
duly sworn in. The House address,
in response to Gov. Morton's s valedic-
tory message, was unanimously con-
cured in by the Senate.
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CHICAGO.
Flre-LOss $17O,OO-Attempted MUIR
der-PFObable Suicide.

CHICAGO. Jan. pa fire last night
destroyed new brick block of six
buildings, owned by j B. Jackson, of
South Adams, Massachusetts,. Loss
$4,000, insured for $4,000.
A carpenter named Schroeder, liv-
ing on Third Avenue, attempted to
shoot his wife last night, the ball
grazing her face, but not inficting a
fatal injury. Schroeder fed, and has
not been seen since, and it is thought
has committed suicide
Railroads centering here are free
from snow, and trains are running as
usual =, sst,
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-McCormick &
Colender. oil brokers, suspended to-
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire at st. Paul-The Anti-SlaVerl
SOciety-City Of Mexico BesiegeC
by the Liberals.

BosroN. January 26.-The Anti;
Slavery Society, last evening. adopted
a resolution favoring the removal OF
the President, setting aside of State
Governments at the South, remodel
ling of the Supreme Court, and the
ballot to negroes.
BALTIMORE, January 26.-Robt. j;
Banks, one OF the most respected
citizens, was nominated for Mayor,
receiving 81 votes to % for John L,
Ford.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Accounts
from various Mexican quarters ndl-
cate that the city Of Mexico is closely
besieged by Liberals, with indications
OF an early evacuation by Bazlne.
MONTGOMERY. Jan. 26.-Ex-Gov-
ernor. Parsons, by request, addressed
the Legislature in Convention, il
emphatic opposition to the COnstitu-
tional Amendment
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from the regular army by the Secreta-
ry of War; one member to be ap-
pointed from among such persons as
may be named by great religious bod
les in Convention, and the Chief Of
the Board is to be an Assistant Com
missioner of Indian Affairs. .s.#a
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The frac-
tional currency received at the Treas
ury Department for the week was
$407, 900; shipped in the same time,
$435, 900. including $4,000 to Chicago;
National Currency issued $104.275; /;
total to date, $500, ,907, 1896, or deduct
ing currency returned, including worn
out notes, $298, ,748, 964; disburse-
ments for the week, 81, $40, 1856; re-
ceipts of Internal Revenue for. the
week, $3400,776; total receipts of
customs for the week ending the 18th,
Rg4. j W. Alvaerd is appointed
GeH4raf Superintendent Of schools
under the Freedmen's Bureau Sis 20
HE GlBp issl0ner OF, the t5eReral
Laud Qbcesfhas .transmitted. to. the
Commissioner OF IudlaB "A fairs torl
delivbryi TO parties entitled to. them
l1Gpatents for the WsHne bago Trust
Lands, en- bracjngl l5 uO0 acres In
Blue Earth County. Minnesota. iThe,e
laudS. were sold for the benefit Ofthe
WInnebago Indians, GTaa1-l ua A1l
WAsHINGr0N, JAN 26.-The Com
missioner General of the Land -Offite
has approved list OF seleetious
amounting TO ,00l OH acres of public
lands for Lac la Belle harbor canal
The list is now in hands for perfection
OF patent conveying the fee simple
title to the State OF Michigan for
land selections. The returns received
at the General Land Office show that
G,841 acres OF public lands were dis
posed OF during December last at the
local office at La Crosse, Wis, 4,501
| acres of which were taken up by act
ual settlers under the homestead law
The Senate o-day, in executive
session, confirmed the following NOM
nations: Noah l.. Jeffreys, to be
| Commissioner to ascertain the amount
of money expended in West Vir-
ginia; Richard r. Boiling, to be Sur
veyor of Customs at Louisville; (;
Frank Clendin, Madison, Indiana; !;
Archibald Snowden, Chief Coiner Of
the mint at Philadelphia; Chaunners
McKebben, Treasurer of the mint at
Philadelphia; Collectors of Internal
Revenue Jno. o. Hunter 18th Dis
trict Of Ohio; Stephen [. McGrathy,
End District of Ohio; Assessors of
Internal Revenneg Geo. Borvold, 18th
District of. Ohio; VIM. L. Fitzhugh,
8th District of Virginia; Austin
Savageg District ofoIdako; Hugh An7
derson, Auditor of Treasury for Post
Office Department. The following
nomination were rejected: Wm.
Niillnard, Director OF q the mint at
Philadelphia; Jno McGinnis, OF Illi-
nois, NJ mister to Stockholm; Asses
sors of Internal Revenue, j. W..
Warner. 6theDistrct OF Ohio; Thos
Miller 7th District of Ohio; VIM. E.
| Shoefeld, 8th District OF Ohio
Frank Baker. 9th District of Ohio !;
Bassil G Brown, 14ih District of
Ohio; VIM Quail, 24th District Of
Indiana: Basset Langdon, LIST Dis
trict OF Ohio; Andrew j Halliday,
District of Nebraska; Owen q.
Downey, End District OF West Vir-
ginia; Collectors OF. Internal Revenue,
Julius A. Prime, 9th District OF
Ohio; Jno. r. Ferein, 14th District
of Ohio; Geo. W. Thatcher, District
of Idaho.
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s aG&sLy.Es.TTOyN.
Remains, of Gen. Jph9St0R Removed (
ia, Hpusi0il+-GenItH iiltzel RaR pAS-1'
Signed to Dnila6lS assistant Cons 4
missioner OF FfRedmenIS BuEeau.r ",

GALvEsFON9 Texas. Jan. 27.--The
remaI MS of Gen.51J ohnston' we're re-
moved to HOdston tn 5 forenoon, and
were followed to the depot by large
procession Of ludies and gentlemen. ont
1t is reported that Gen Heintzel-
man will be assigned the Office of As
sistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau. esH
General Kiddo has asked. by advice
from his medical attendant, permis-
sion to visit Washington as the con-
oitiou of his wound requires surgical
operation lEe o
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NEW ORLEANS.
Indians Holding Negroes as Slaves
Emigration o Freedmen.

New CLEANS. Jan. 27.-The re-
mains Of Gov. Allen were buried at
Lafayette Cemetery to-day The pro-
cession WAS very long and the serv .ceS
very impressive Bishop Wilmer Of
fieated 1Hah-
The Legislature meets tomorrow.
Nuw ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The
French corvette Rescandon, four
days from Vera Cruz, arrived below
and is awaiting cable kilograms for
Maximilian
The following correspondence is
published:
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Jan. 27, 1867.
Major Zen. p. II. Sheridan, com,
man ing Department Of the CUT,
NelO Olledns:
The citizens of Galveston wish to
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CINCINNATI.
Collision Of Trains.

CINcINNAyf, Jan. 27,-The Chicago
q Cincinnati passenger train, bound
South, collided with a wood train
near Stockwell Ind, last night. One
of the brakemen OIL the passenger
train was dangerously. hurt. Very
little damage was done to the trains,
as they we're running Slow at the time
of the collision None of the passen-
gers were injured y.j~t T5g0g
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLANO.
LONDON. Jan. 23.-It is reported
that the Government of Prussia has
asked that of Austria why troops of
the latter are being concentrated in
Gallacia. -
1t is reported that a new frontier
line is to be made between the terri
tories of Austria and Italy.
United States 5-20's, 724; Consols,
904. Provision market active; beef
advanced a shilling Cd for American;
bacon firmer , =
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, noon.-Sales
of cotton to-day 5000 bales; market
steadier and quotations unaltered.
Consols for money 905; D 20s, 728;
Erie, 435 Illinois Central, SO4.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 23.-The steam
ship City OF Baltimore, from New
4G,k 4b2.fftesIslBg lt2thA "A touched . mere
LONDONDERRY, Jan. %, evening
The steamship Nova Scotia, from
Portland, arrived off Greencastle to-
day
3ual OF D2pankageH denies t,faD the
Danish Government has any lnten-
ton OF selling the island OF st. Thom-
as to the United States
L is announced officially to day
that the British Government has ac-
cepted the plans ubmitted by the Pro-
vincial delegates for the union Of the
Canadian Provinces.
Advices from Paris state that
France is disgustcd with the measures
put forward by the Emperor Napo
leon. 4 ....
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 24.-Steamers
Louisiana, from New York, and Som
erset, from Baltimore, arrived to day.
The steamer Bosphorus, f ON
Philadelphia, bound to Liverpool,
was seen Sunday last six hundred
miles west of Queenstown, short Of
coal, otherwise in good condition.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. A.-Cotton mar
ket without special activity; fr1ner
in tone, and prices show an advanc-
ing tendency; sales of 5000 bales to-
day of middling uplands at 14B@
142d; the Manchester market is fat.
Breadstufs quiet, but prices un-
changed. Petroleum a trife easier;
sales at Is 53d@1 Cd per gallon for
refined. Lard, without alteration,
sales of American at 55s. Tallow
market firm at last prices siidH
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Consols, 901 for
money. 500 bonds of 1862, 724
Illinois Central, 81.
81 LONDON, JanA25-The Canadian
/. Railway Loan, for four million pounds
sterling, guaranteed by the British
Government, is soon to be put upon
the market. yn'u3Yi 1et
Quite number of formidable bread
riots have occurred at Greenwich.
The Cretan war has ended. and
the volunteers have gone back to
Greece. I. h3|. 81 49,.
Kotergis has declined the mission
to the United States in aid Of the suf
fering Cretans.
The affairs of the Atlantic & Great
Western r. r has been referred to
the Committee Of Inquiry
LONDON, January 25-Evening-
Consols for money, 904; 5-20s, 72&;
|. c., 81 Erie, 49,.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.-The steam
ship Chicago, from New York ar
rived to day.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 23.-Information has
been received that the working men
are becoming riotous and assembling
in the streets of Madrid. Their
clamor is for bread. A serious out
break is anticipated, and the govern
ment is already taking measures to
meet it.
PARIS, Jan. 24-The French, Rus
sian and Prussian governments have
resolved to negotiate, in common with
the Porte government, on the Eas-
tern question.
PARIS, Jan. 24,-Sales to-day of
500 bonds at 72B. ~v<
7
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J Troy, N. Y, Jan. ga young
man, named Thos NJ Bailey, was
killed instantly by another young maa
named Joel Thompson, last night.
Itappears that Bailey charged Thomp-
son with having insulted his sister,
whereupon blows ensued, and Thomp-
son shot him. h.4--A'-
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give civil escort, from the steamer to
the cars, to the remains of General
Jonston. Gen. Griffin, commanding,
has issued prohibitory orders. Will
you give authority to citizens here to
give civil escort to his remains.
[Signed CHAs. w. LEONARD,
Mayor.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 27.-Ths
brig Morning Star from New York
the 18th, for Aspinwall, encountered
a terrific gale on the 18th, and found it
necessary to cut away her masts.. On
the morning of the 18th she was
abandoned, and her officers and crew
were taken off by the British brig
Alabatross and landed at Newport to-
day. 20 a' n2i.1'9q % z'l' .' ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gorge at Dog TOOth-Arrest OF q
Supposed MHrderer--PurchaSe OF
The Crosby Opera H0use-Descent
on the Gambling House OF Heenan.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.-Thonas J..
Sileott, formerly from Virginia, clerk
at the Nashville railroad depot, was
killed there yesterday, being accident
ally run over by locomotive OF the
Bardstown train. 1ii1 '-s-h3D ~ -Al4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28

10 BALr1MoRE, Jan, q The revenue
steamer Eastwood, was burned to the
waters edge at the ship. yard. where
She was .repairing, this morning. Loss
$4,000 - !,-'llo = % ~. -. +..
The Palapaseo Chemical Works ON
Locust Point, was burned this morn
ing, with three thousand carboys of
sulphuric acid and thirty tons of sui
phdr. Loss $50, 900; insured for $15,
600. 1t was the property of Messrs.
Davidson, Semonton Il Co.