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CANADA.

Appointments Of Iaeatenaat Governors for
New brunswick and Nova ScotiN-Bank
Sintomeuts for September.
0rrAwA, Oct 81. 1857.
Tho ofcial Gdse contains the appointment Of Colonel
Harding, c. b. Lieutenant Governor OF New Bruins
wick. and General Doye AZ Lieutenant Governor OF
Nova Scotia.
The discount In American invoices for the week end
ing on Saturday thirty .one per cent
The bank statement for September is published The
provincial In circulation So $50 $685. the do
bentures held by the Receiver General So 600 900 tho
specie $764 and the bank in
iation. So 920 This exclusive Of the Bruins
wick and Nova scotia returns
An Alleged COnAdence Operator Arrested.
ToRoAro, Ont. Oct. 81, 1857.
A confidence operator named Edward p. Pugh, hail
ing from Cincinnati, engaged 10 extensive swndlng
operations hero, was arrested on Saturday.
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Rs,. msysr ,. PAID i'd
p0aslo'n: .nd q ssd: q go!s and s,s
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Tea & Perrin's ssuce.-Dciicieas vita ssu1s
joan DuNcASss SONS. Assuts for the unpsd Slaves.
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..-Fr.nce Stumbled b. An.erte

NJ
Shc unlve opinion OF the American people that rnes
has produced perfume superior to PHAI.0N'a
NIGHT BLOOMING CEBEUS has sre atty mortified che
propre OF tho great toilet chemists Of Francs.
Neither French made peri French made potsn-
.atos wanted this aide OF tho Atlantic. Sacrsi
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A"Rhssms%s,sY LsHs,lx W.. Var. Sa,,! c ss
Kennedy taken inwsrdly References. IL 757
Principal depot 7o4 Broadway. Positively pay.
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Are Yon ,Raid or GRAY s-Lse SINCERE Helr
RESTORATIVE; Sold by druggists everywhere Dspo< -
Nassau street, New York.
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Irenwor!s for nulldings.-JamesI J.. Jaclese9
a BE0THkk Twcntyeighth street, Secont avenue ana
T~entynn,h street, new YORK. manufsg;ursrs Of iron
Baldngs lion Fronts Roofs, Firsproof Celngs rfoorp
And rsrons wrought and cast IRON ulrders and Bssas
Columns window Linels sis great variety pat
Doors and shutters ssshes skylgh's Rngs s.sbe ~.
tGrcs Roof Crosting for French roofA ac Particular
attention raid 10 the Of One Castings
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Stuyyesaut Bank stock. -. =. :.
s.,y shares for sale ii auction, wsdnestsy co. ~ u
s'sock. ADRIAN II nuELLER. ~ rias ssfsv-
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TeLscAAm 70 the MRalo.
The British steamer Amsterdsn Ashore Near
MOntRuk.
GnssyroRr, L. /. Oct, q, 1867,

The British steamer Amste rdsm ASHORE Near
MOntRuk.
GRssSpoRT, L. l.. Oct a. 1867,
. o'Clock r. NJ I
The British steamer Amsterdam, Captain Gibson,
from Malaga September %. for New York. laden with
fruit. ashore last night opposite STATIONS,
miles vsst Of Montauk. She lies among the rocka
The cargo said 70 DO sold 10 arrive and Is probably
insured in New York. No further particulars have yet
reached me-
a Uabeas CorpUs Case In Schenectady-A
Qucstion or Jurisdicti0n Bctween Schcuec.
sady and Madison Couuties.
scassscrADy, N. r., Oct n, 1857
Frank King was brought before Judge Potter to-day
upon writ Of habeas corpus Issued 70 the Sheriff or
Madison county In whose custody he Was under ndios
meat fos the murder Of Harvey H. l. Putnam 10 schs-
indicted for the same ofsncs 10 madison
and also II schenectady. Both Indictments
charge the oosnes IN Schenec,sdy county, but sAs
Madis0u county indictment charges In addition that II
VS. commissed board u canal boa navigatsg the
Erie canal Judgs Potter awarded The prssssr the
custody OF sheri6 Of Schsnacady county upsn tho
ground that 70 was more prudent ON the part OF the
people 70 try criminal In Schenectady county than
In MADISON that avoided oil questions ~ 70 whether
the offence committed board OF the boat. II 10
alleged that ths Is che FIRST time shis question has
arisen.
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tanned y n:cs xss.ns rasr n -
FLORENCE aud PAsTILIES A LA ROSE. At drvsgsste
and perfumer; Wholesale Al Whitman Lovsjoys. 70
Barclay street
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despatch from Toulon states orders have been
received there countermandng the sailing Of e e
for the relief OF Rome and that the troops dise-
barking from the transports and returning TO their
bayracks
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PfuL ADgLpHsa, Oct. Il, 1867,
~ o'Llock-hidnght.
Rsion her debut this evening n the Academy wss
greeted by large and fashionable audience. She
enthusiastically received, AZ was also sisnor Bozxo
whose acting took The stAd Quakers BY s,orm A, tue
end OF the third Ristor and Boyeo called BE-
fore the curtain.
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knox,s styles Trium phant. Hta- Hate
BY the eunesse dorce, ~ nearly all pai:s1onst
men, aud gentleman OF Thoush be sores ~
2l2 aud SO Broadway spacious he had ssstsr open
another
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All Who wish 70 see IL. sCHESCK p,ossssonsIly wsa
call upou day, the I'D. As he will not be here
tuesday next the esh. osee y Bond street, A. n. 70
"A
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A. ~ Per -Resm-Nese Paper, blank Bes1
estsbiishment Herald Metropolitan bu'dinxss o. Nasss
near Fulton street. j. ". ObRIEN.y
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Al ~ -, Per Theus9pd.Env elcpss .-Stas-
tonevy establishment Old Heral1 1ui3dngA ~ Nassau a.
between Ytllon and Ann. J. W. BRlEN. 4
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Dystt,s Life BnIsam.. RheuTa tlsns. Neyral-
Gout In their forms; aso Scrofrls, ktnee
Evil Erysipcss Old Ulcers Salt Rbeon, DyspepsA, Lve~
Complaint kidney the worst eases o. impnriy OF The
Ger HYATT's LIFE BAL5AM. during the twenty years e
has been In use cured hundred thousand u
never failed which could be r~Acsd By medi-
81 per bottle. sold by druggss Depot - oraaA
slrerf.
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THE Very Highest Prize, the Crons 81 me ne
lEJVRR X sAkER aEwiNG MACHINES ~ he kspa.
sttou uniyeyselie PAris 1851.
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CONNECTICUT.

Governor English Suggested ne a Candidate
For the Presidency.
Nonwloa. Conn, Oct II, 1857
The Daily Advertiser, OF This city. he's A. article
warmly urging shs slsias Of eovsacr Jsmss T. Ssssh
for the rrssiasasY.
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BsschslsE's HAIR Dye.-Ths Iess IN CO
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable fnstAAar
peoua Factory 81 Barclay street.
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ws,rsn IN N r.. Tsiow u the Msssaehssslts Medical
rs,s - -. avo az Illustration and eight colorSd
pssss No enc Can AFFORD % Be rishou'm so'a ~ 'hs
ggeasnn,rsr ana essen 70 wasbpson street. Boston kass
IT, M BOLSTER, General Aasut
is3 Fulton street, Nov York.
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THE PRESS TelEGaAms.


GaribnIdi's Escape-Thc Cabinet Crisis-In.
surgemts still Near tho Frontier.
FIoRENcE, Oct 81, 1857
The reports that GarbAdi has disappeared from the
Island OF CaprerA reiterated and meet with
no contradiction.
Ratazz has resigned his position at the head Of the
Cabinet. BE will be succeeded BY General MeneIrea.
Some Of the bands OF insurgents stii remain In
the Papal territory and the evacuation is not complete
a. previously reported
The New Cabinet and 'sSaspicions'' Of the
Pc0ple-Th~ National Cnuse "Deserted' BY
the GOverHmeni.
FLORENCE, Oct. 2l-Night.
The King has summoned General Cisldln 10 Florence,
and intrusted to him the formation OF a Ministry.
The people suspect that the new Cabinet IL being
formed In tho interest OF the French Emperor.
Petitions are pouring in from all parts Of Italy pro-
testing against the deser,ion OF the national by
the government
Signor Rataxzi and General Garibaidi ON tho
Crisis.
FLcREScs, Oct. 2I-Night
RatazzI addressed large crowd Of people who were
making demonstration IN favor or Garbsldi. He de-
clsrsd in the most emphatic thai King Victor
Emanuel would MAINTAIN honor Of the in the
crisis through which 1t was passing
Garbsdi has issued another proclamation which adds
to the prevailing excitement He exhors the people OF
Italy 70 persevsre their patriotic struggle and bids
them hope that the national honor may -, be 70.
deemed.
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kKLTY'S Curtain hsrs al BsosAway~
FrinsmA Cords, Tasssis. 0imps and Triusrsss II an
kinds, 81 KEfTIs Curtain Store, al BROADWAY
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ma. Sssy s ss rss %:.
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ITALY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

STIesAs ssess"~@ " INK uthalu.
A CabInes Csisis-Rsmor Of GaribaIaps r.
cape.
FIoRESCs, Oct 2O-Nght.
A ministerial crisis has occurred in the
Kings Cabinet 1t is said that Singer Rats zz.
che Premier, resigned his Office to day, and it is
also reported that General Menelrea will sue
coed him.
1t is reported that Gensrsl Garibaldi has
'trom Caprera and is now In tidy.
Italy ssaisaes Fraace-Nape lssn.s Wsr IRE.
parations Conntcrnnndcd-Aa Aats.Revsiu.
-iiouary Cnbiaes In Florence.
QUEEN's HOTEL.
LONDON, Oct 21-P. M.
Dispatches from the Continent to this hour
report the TIA lo-Roman situation as improved
very much better.
Italy satisfies the demands of France rela-
tive to an exact observance Of the terms and
fulilment of the duties imposed by the Sep
TENDER convention, and 1t Ia hoped that war
between the two countries has been averted
thereby.
There are no more French troops gone to
Toulon, and the force which was held ready to
sail at that port has been debarked.
All the war preparations ordered in France
have been counlermanded.
General Cialdini, Of the Italian army. ia
vorite soldier since the time OF the Crimean
war, succeeds Signor Ratazzi as Prime Minister
of the King, and will proceed to form new
Cabinet having an an!i-rovolutionary policy.
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vc.s ST.. an. "a us Tiss $780, s Hs:s
siiv8stys5'HH sssa ''rssS :
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Fair Faces VIII Fi~d so Different styles -
CoronA commonly called FARey hats.
ii dkNIN's, SIS broadway
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CrIssedeEc,s Hair ~ The Best Ever 49,
Aafo
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The Fleet Oar from TouIon.
PARIS, Oct. 20-Midnighs
The French feet has left Toulon.
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1t is reported that General Garibaldi has
escaped 'nom Caprera and is now In Itsiy.
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A CabInes Csisis-RHmor Of GaribaI die Rs-
cape.
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foAJv-ssco02
s'i .s:f sss.i 'ss
fasturs. The prs.sn. season So. osve
!s Il. ma Il
s h 70 s .n.ss s 81 y:a
psndturs xus ODER lower pno.s sas tssv
saiss q Amsr.s. who have long sss.ea.. h.
.H
street. 01' '''' wi wiL LIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE.
esnss & q. :. ss. A. r...
s ns snus ssy Il.
q sas sis.s .es, Chemist: q Fr..s.
tatos waited on this sidc OF tho Atlantic Sscrsi
ladies, D.. ocrRAyp's ITALIAN nnDIcArsD soar
win erdete ~ tan. freckes pimpls: oiotchss spot
Poadre ! ossnt for The entire Destruction Of sapss
. Ss, y e he sqd p A. BE- Ff ss w
ta5.shmen, sss broadway near brand
Who wti have ~ Beauty occurred " RADwAy,s rem.
sgys"s pnspe Wherein as he " sars.
op. IL ri. s Ss.
sores, Ulcers and other iaarme sound ana healthy
.ss
Thoss who use however they may Psr.
soma. viii soon realize 4. wosdsu power e;
Tor bottles. sold By druggist; and b RAILWAY Co.
~ Sec . Dr. S'' RsaM ,.ss Almanac for 1853
H.s nasar. an sn.dos for acquired dssa.oss The PLAN
% esG D q
a. Nassoa.ass: s0r slo%.sa ,. q hppsss s.nsss
They As
sen.
., sSaa .n or ME- .ss s1s Popular
MAGNOLIA wArER.-A dsiish.frl toilet article sue.
rior TO Cologne and al half the price.
B.. S:s.. s.::,: cs s:s
% .% ..a ss'n
rs Ess 9s,S r. o.
voEsscn aud rAsI..aEs r. ROSE
Ass hs'e ss; :: s:s s!sssr ! %.'s
ma: d:ss.! Hs rs %:;.
,:s:. ::::s $; Z
q ssr a ssrs:;s :::
near Fulton street. w oBRiEN-T
-I ssss: ::; s Dr.. . s:s: T. -
.i..s: sFs. :, %. Y; : &. : .s;1. S': ~
ss scs % %e:.ss s ::s'i: . e
Al dRNIN's, SIS Broadway
Hystts Life Bal.am.-Rh euqsa slsm. Nexrs!-
ine Ssp. os Rs.a o SgspsY s:
compialni Kidneys the worst eases Of mpiry OF ths
ss.a FS LIE :s;is s
. ses IN spy case Which could be re.ciSd - ned
u psr bottle sold sy drusUst' Depot ~ ora.A
for s..:sI Jss::s
T~eniy.nink street New YORK. nnaoufsg:prsrs Of iroe
nd Tsfsi!sn. wrSas6, u,rd.r. gs...
6oo. afs,i sss rss =.
attention atss I rad 70 ne naaa.ears Of On. e..ns
knox,. STYLES IRE Triamgsnrs: H. M.ss
as0 and 20 sald.sy are .p.eSs
another.
lea & Perrin's sauce.--Dciicieas vita sssDs.
n. Joan DuScHSs soSs Assu,s for the uassd sM.ss
Se,sss 70, e c. :. Sc. &. professionally m
e., upon o, him 4. ss s sa basa s ss. e g
r.
Ox.GaIr washing Fiuid.-g aprcccdsu teA
~ s 70. :. . aGs an. and .s
s ssa f ~ :: sfoss Fnnsp.s depot ssrssa~.s
piano and rs sErs Fsy ssss 300 900 n .,...-.
Frnsn Cords, rssssis Gimrs ssd Trimsisss II an
Kinds, st KEfTfe Curtain Store, al Broadway
.J Rs,s msyss .. sr@ .
bouoloons and all kinda OF cold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO. Banksrs. 10 Wall street y ~
----------
stuyyesaut Bank stock. -, =. =.
sxty shares for sale auction, Wsdnesday, go ~ -
e'siock. ADKfAN II huELLER ~ fias ssssss-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09
A Baby's Biography.

We have had so mary kind f,ierds asking
about that baby, that We have thought i,
necessary to b'ograph the chap briefly. and
somewhat after the current style Of the day
LIS boy.
He's buster
Weighs nine pounds and quarter, and
old women tell us tina. .e will grow heavier
- his weight increases.
Aes the first boy ii which we've ever bee n
proprietor, and of course he q the only bab,
in town.
The old women before mentioned declare
him the very image Of his pa
"A 'iule copy Of his faithful sire,
In ia tn and gesture"
But in justice 10 the youth, We MUS. say
We think him an improvement on the orisiaa
a world VI progress you know.
This young American is as old "a could
be expected, con.i !erins The timo he was
born. and will doubtless be TOO old for be,
father in few years, if he has good luck.
lie qaiie ,et'cent in 20 i,ics, and only
wants t. be lei alone
lie thinks he tayors Mrs. Wiusloy'
palcy.
We haven't mined him "; We want to
give him Distinguished &C. N ,,n-n, bu, h =,
fA"e OF dor great men is 1T present so pie
ca,i rus that we don't like ,h. risk.
t is perhaps, unnecessary 10 say, rs a /
biographies do .f dis in nynshed p,rson,yrs.
that the snhject OF this sketch was born ut IA
very early agr, Of poor but Respectable
parents
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BRICK PuMEKo, DEFENSE.

a most infamous article on the Hepuhli-
can party ard the Soldiers, from n mos, n-
famous source, Brick Pomrrov," is finding
It's way before the public through papers that
have h. re:oscre had some pre,ansion /, de-
ce"cy. The editor who will lo'!ute his paper
Dy copying it Is but Ii:le bette: .Aan the vile
man who wrot it.
The above Lisce, rlr'n we pluck from a
n'gger pudding lubisIe in Waverly, N
by potato headed moralist, who Knows
nothing unless somebody vouches fer it, and
who = as brilliant as most Republican ed-
tors. Poor. silly, card playing, tobacco
>p''t'"s d'r'y.sh''ed, penny: qn,.zing fool
How we pity all such un!ot.uratcs as the
beetie-headed editors Of Alo'ition country
papers generally are-mere sIop-rails to be
moved around 10y some party hacks to catch
The drsnpi"ss from country jobs. We never
abused The Republican rarty-woris arc
pnwer'ess to abuse a party OF thieves swim.
d'ers, watch s,ea'ers, piano lnr.cr., spoon
sobblers, tyrsn's, law breakers, hypoctites,
tau .;'cs. Jail birds, clowns drankards, puri-
'ans, lons-taced bible Dangers, pulpit sian g
w'angtrs, Louise burning, man motbins
women insul ing, niger starving, tax co..
'ec.'ne, artist cratic snobs, AMI vacatond
adren'urers as make up The leaders OF the
God and Morality parry, or the thieves in
uniforms which they dshonored and dIs.
sraced their honest com a les. "IAfamous
ar"cle oh. you mugein>-- hold vour hash
al you know % nethtug - In {, oyse Dem.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

Gereral Gleason. the successor Of Ste
rhtn is a young lrishman, remarkable for
his tall stature. He is about six feet six
inches in hight, slightly stopped, aud has
Just entered on his twenty-eigbth year. He
was born in Fishmov, near Boris o'eieh, in
the county Of Tiprerary, anc from his early
youth was connected with the insurrec,ion-
ery movements in his native country. In
he year 1860, during the Italian war, he
raised n company cf one hundred and nine
men to defend the Papal lominions, and
was ccmpime ned for his bravery in action
Ivy General Lamoricierc. Solsequently lie
WAS 'akeh prisoner 1T tie siege Of Antora
by the Sard n.an troops, anil released af.rr
\ ca; t;vi'y OF s:S mouths lie then return
ed to ireland, aud on ,hc day he arrived in
his native town The Sheriff CT the county
lisrosscs,cd him of lis estate, his lease
having cxpirrb Subsequently, lie can1c to
New York, and u. the oecirliog Of the war
joined the Sky ni,th regiment. and part.
cifa cl in f,r:y two general enra : snrnts of
that organization. On his return h. jojHel
he Fenia, Brothc!huo1, and wc,'t back to
Iceland on special mission; bat While
there he vas ntrr>'ed for treason and lodged
in tie Nonr';,y Prison, Dus'';n, where '.e
was inccrceratei SIX rontbs. He ca,Dn
back to New York Immediately after lis
release, aul was prominent mcmhcr Of
the Brotherhood up to tie n.omen: G: h:4
appointment a. its chief During his career
in The army Of the Potomac, as an officer o.
the sixty-nn'h regiment, he received the
rank Of Lrevet brcn,Iirr general.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

Duricg the sit ing Of q court in C3nn~ct!-
cut, not long ago, on very cold evc-i"g .
crowd Of lawyers had collected round tie
open fire that b!azcd cbee, fully on the hearth
in the bar. room, when traveller entered
benumbei with cold but no one moved to
give nin room to VAIN his shins, so no
| 'eaned against The wal! in the lack pasi Of
tie room.
Presently a sms~t young limb Of tee law
addressed Eim, and tie following dialogue
took place:
'Iou look like traveller
"Wal!, l suppose lam ! come ell the way
from Wisconsin afoot at any rate
From Wisconsin,? What distance 20
come On pair Of legs
Wall, done it anyhow
did you ever pass through hell in any Of
your travels p
yes, sir, I've been through the outskirts
II thought likely. Well. what are the
mannsrs AID customs there? Some Of us
would like 10 know
"Oh, you Il fad them much the same as
in this place. The lawyers 81. nearest the
Ere"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

Culer this head, the Pi.sbnrg CommerciD'
',ices the curious facts hat almost every
decade in our his'ory, ending with the figure
stren has marked the beg ning ETA financial
G. ash or debression. With 1907 came the
that wiped out the continental currency
In lS0' our troubles with FraGcc and *.
pec,e war with England, cofosed the bus:-
nes~ Of the country. In 1877 tremendous
financial convulsion cccasred, the legacy
the war Of 1912 II. Iu 1897 the intlc,ion
was less scv'r', bat ten years later, in 1887
the ~ho'e bankin: system and business Of
the conn'rg weu, down. to be rros,yated 10
& eater or less extent Tor the ensuing
five wears In ia, there vas no par cu-
larry hard lines on this side of the A,lanttu
but On The other side, thc English tpecu,a-
uons produce great evils, aud suan, famine
stalked over Ireland aud other po,tinns of
Enrope In 1857 irAaton and over trading
With US, ended in .erinns commercial los.es,
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PLAYED OUT"

| The Alton Democrat says; We hni .ho
following in the proceedings Of Congress-
| HOLIDAY ASKED FOR.
An at'emp, was made, under the lca1er-
ship Of Niback t, have the house ndjoura
: TO celt trate the 9Th Of Jaunarv as a holiday,
Mr. A,hley said: That's played out
Lost.
Ashley is r;gl.t-the eight Of Ja.rary
j. "r!ayed out" Time was when the rrir-
ci ples and the deeds Of those brave men WHO
stemmed the tide Of Invasion, received the
, respect and gratitude Of their chiliren--but
that is "pIAyed OUT
Time was when Congress had some rcver>
ence for law, some desire for the good Of ,hs
whole ccun'ry-put that has "payed out,
Time was when white men had some
rights which a negro was bound to respe CT
bat that is 'played cut"
Time was when minister Of the Gospel
could preach Christ aud Him crucifed with
out taking an iron clad oath-bu! ttat has
played out
lime was when the Supreme Court OF tho
C"i;ed States had more Difference shown it
than a Cons ui,ee Of Jastices Of the Peace
bu. that has "played OUT
Time was when taxation did not exist in
the coun,ry-bu. that has "plsyed out"
Time was when soverin States had some
rights of their own-but that has "played
out"
Tine wss when we had glorious Union
Of peace aud love-but that has "played
out"
Time was when Christian charity and
forgiveness const ,uted part Of religion,
but that has "played out"
IL fact, mos, of thos, elements which
make mp a united. free and happy people.
are thronghly "pl.yed out, ,''-anl most of
those elements which enslavc nations and
freak down governments, are play ed in'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09
-" |'"-' JUllN HAU1,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. Couu,y, Iowa.

The V'a'o" Eagle says Temperan lea
que has been organized there. and that q
good deal Of interest is man Tested in the
cause.
The Esis informs US that the Western
Stage Company have established a ,ri-wsek
'y line cf hacks between Nevada and Des
Momes q z-=<E - = @a...-
From the jefferson Era We learn ,ha,
the citizens of Cathonn County are making
an effort to start u paper 81 l. Ike city.
The Supervisor. of Cerro Gordo county
have contracted with J. V. Munferd for sui.
ticien. peat for fuel f"r the county Offices for
one Iesr, This will be a. practical test o.
the 'pe"s que.'io" 'h're. Mr.. NJ. propose.
TO obtai" one Of the very best machines. to
be had. which will cost about $4OuO
"a Gsrmaa-girl passing through Onum.
WA the other dag WAS induced to star, for the
e,sp,ss, where .As was .pr,m;ssd steady en-
p'oyment by two fe"ds in human shape
When q mile out OF town they iuhnmanl,
ravished her person and left her to return
alone to the depot, where she vas found il
the morning nearly frozen to death. The
suspected parties vere arres,ed, and at la.s
accounts were having their preliminary ex-
animation.
A prisoner in the Jefferson County Jail
made his escape very ineeniously few days
since. The Sheriff had him carrying in coal
when JUS. as the former stepped through the
hsayya dosr, the prisoner, whe was behind,
81 down bic coal .hastily, closed and locked
the door. and made his escape. while tho
Sheriff .sok bis place IN the jail