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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07
- Son @aihinotpn fpirb oeneIbet bos Genero

gon Waibinston tuirb semeIbet, boB General
Grant tpieber 40 Glerfs i'm 3ablmeiiter 9epartement
Den saufpaB seseben bat, neil lie rein iberfluIIis
iino. Sic ioaen mod fir einen Monat besablt lper=
ben, oamit iie 8elegenbeit baben, iid mad anberer
Ss1ddfti9ung umSuleben. Grant fat i6on Elm gan-
seq Seer bon Glerfs, Sasebieben unb S6marobern
%entlaHen, Die Dem Onfel Gam auf ben 5ai6en la
gen. Wtan fann oarna6 berednen, pelde peridpen=
,beril6e @irtbi6ait iein gorednser Gtanton fabrts
nno ipie pieIe Sasebiebe ct auf Soften bes 0olfes
~fitterte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07

WdbIer, bic meber ga nod nein i%tinlrnten.. 1926
Wiebrbeit 9e9en bas amendment -. 5000
@eitubt auf Die obisen 3ablen bat @DupernOr Gor
bereits am Donneritas burb cine Yroelamation per-
%fiinoist, oaB bas amendment bonn golfe ~perporfen
,poroen lit. Sir Die nddlten 5pei Sabre penisite1s
ipirb bas 0olf ni9t lpieOer nit einem abnliden Vor-
fGlaae beheQiat iperoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07

War liebt, in allen 0ret Gonbentionen babet be
Jtaollaler, Die lhpar3en lnb Die ipeiBen, iibertpdIti-
9enoeWtebrbeiten uno Die tuenigen conierpatipengSei=
BEN tperoen faum cine respectable gorporalsua6e
bilben. Gin oirsiniides glatt bat Ge6t, tpenn es
la9t, bab Die Neger 8eib pom Staate eenommen
baben. Sbatfddlid lit 8irsinien uno nod mebr
2puiliana unO alabama bon Der @naoe Der Neger
uno elmer 8anbe Der Deruorfeniten ipeiBen Semaso-
gen, meiitens aus Dem Danfeelalbe, abbdnsis. Iem,
ter fir Die gaeser uno lire Yerbinoeten uno Steu=
ern fir Die @eiben miro Der S6la9trui bieIer Gotte
ieir.
S9limmer als aGes bas nod lit Die Sbatia6e, oaB
oieie @ablen nidt auf einen gartbeifom,pt lonberu
Eauf einen &aiienfampf btnausliefen. Iidt Die
partbeien, %ionoern Die Gaien itanben ii9 seseniber.
4uf Der einen Seite itanben b~ieieni9en ipeiBen giir=
ger, benen oas armIelige Ge6t, nit Den Negern su
%lttn1reft, nod selaiien iuoroen lit; auf Der anbern
Settle itanoen Die yfeger unter Der Mniibrung elmer
Sanopol tpeiBer Ibenteurer, 2un,pen unb daracter=
loier 0emasosen, pelde ii6 an Den 8odl6oB beg
Negers bdnsen, INN burd i'm gu Madtu nb Mnleben
3u ~gelansen. Sas pirb re9t flar. tpenn man err
fdbrt, baB Die Gabifaleil in Gi9monb feline so neibe
Stinnlen erbielten, ipGbrenb Die Gonlerpatipen feline
so Teeerifimmlen er6ielten. Ser Sieg Der 9la0ifa=
len IN ben Sloltaaten 1T oaber fein Yartbeilie9, Ion=
bern elm g les Der l1mar5en Gaiie Ibe bic
10 eibe!
M6sen ii9 bic Gaoifalet, bieies Sieses riibmen ;
ntosen tie iib riibn,en, baB tie 6 Miaionen @eibe
ibres eisenen Stammes unb glutes unter Die Serr=
l6aft bon 3 Millionen Neser gebradt baben; m6sen
tie ii6 riibmen, bab iie Die untuiIienben Ylantasen-
9teser BEG Sibens iiber gia6t SIT polbere6tieten
Stimmgeber semadt baber, tpdbrenb ie eben in Ohio
erflart baden, baB Die ~ieoenfals better unterridteten
Sfeser i'm Norben nidt wirbis unb nidt fdbis iino,
oas Stimmredt aus5uIben. Sieler 9tubm miro unb
muB ii6 in eine9iutbe pertpanbeln, pel6e bieJiabitalen
aug ben Siben Der Wa9t treibt, Die ie entebrt unO
beluoelt baben!
8is iebt bat iid Der Gafenfampf in, Siben unter
Der Militdrberrldaft mod auf Die @ablurne be-
idrdnft, aber er Miro unb muB su einem b"lutisen
groe fIbre1t, ipenr bas gplf bes Noroens ben raoi=
fallen Semagogen, Die beien ulebten uno i9limmiten
getrus" nit Inn ipieieu molten, nidt iein bonnern=
oes gait entsegen ruff!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07

Wsm cssgisSe srpshns nm mittmoh Zine ssrou SsoJfer
ibren Wanlt, neil berieibe ieit ~ldnaerer 3eit nit els
rer anberen 9erion lebte. 3iei &neeln trafen ben
&opf beg Mannes. 9as Gbepaar 9ebDrte Der io9e.
nannten reIpectabeln Ge1enihoft an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07
3ufrieoen nit bieIen BrrtalitGten. perIbten Die rab

~3nfrieoen nit bieIen 8rutalitdten, peribten Die rabi.
fallen Semago8en Die idamloieiten @ablbetriiserei
en-, INN ibren Sies ooppelt fiber Su MAIDEN. Sas
&elultat lit elm aIsereiner Sies Der Gobbeit unb
unipiiienbeit iiber Die Civilization unb Die 8ilbuns
MDgen iid Die Habitalen immerbin bieies vraoi-
fallen" Sieges in, Siiben ribmen; lie bleiben chen
10 piele unausl0i6lide SdanbHede fir tire Yartbei.
WtDeen tie ii6 riibmer, baB Jun 8eiipiel in eirem
eountD Wirsiniens an Die Stele bes &i6ter 4leran-
Der Hipes, zines ~ansemein sea9teten Mannes, iuel-
der Der Union our6 ben sarsen 2riee binbur6 treu
blieb, rno Der iuegen ieiner l1nionsliebe piele 9erfol=
slngen gu erouIoen bate, elm ,ntpilIenber Neser er-
tpdblt tuuroe iolhe Sriunpbe Der &obbeit unb grl.
taIttat rinten ih6 ielbit in ben Musen ieoes benfen-
Den Manres Nad Den porlieeenoen Gta6ri6ten iinb
als Selesaten fir Die gonpentionen, ipel6e 9taats=
eonititutionen e%nttuerien iolen, in Den @taaten Dir
ginien, alabama unb 2%ouiiara 81 Neoer, ITO
tpeiBe 9aoifale unb Bios 43 conierpatipe @eiBe oe-
lpdblt poroen; o%ieeIben p~ertbeiIen Fd ME folet:
&aoifale G%onIerp.
S9tpar5e. @eiBe. @eibe.
Strglttien ........-.... % 43 81
1iuUuWu ........,..... 10 gu q
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-11-07

Golb ftanb eeitern in Nep Dorf 14O7s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

VALUABLE HOUSE & LOT
FOR SALE.
A handsome dwelling, desirably located, with
all desired out-buildtngs, can be purchased at
low figures, and upon moderate terms.
Enquire Of ACPlAlI.
May II, 1867. 3waO
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
An Umbrella That Wasn't Stolen

An Umbrella That Wasn't Stolen.
a late writer gives the following val
liable recipe FOR protection against UNI
brclla thieves which Is worthy the at
tcntiSn Of
"At least hundred thieves have
stolen u hundred umbrellas from me,
invariably on rainy days, until bought
blue cotton one, which when opened
looked very much rs blue ostrich
might In . state of rapid locomotion.
There was man in the days of Noah,
who informed that eccentric navigator
that he might 60 along with his old ark
1T wasn't going to he much of shower;
and showed him blue cotton umbrella.
have that umbrella. ! am confident
that II will never be stolen. l have
left II In church, and the sexton turned
up Ills nose at 1t. have taken it to
Womcn's Rights Conventions and left
II deliberately among the female reform-
crs, always to have 1t returned to me.
On one occasion a weaker vessel in spec
iaclcs and short hair used it in her
speech rs Il matter Of emphasis, and
broke the stick In her cndeavor to get
her rights, but she didn't steal il. have
known men to steal old oyster cans,
and buttons out OF Il contribution box,
who wouldn't touch the umbrella. /
have no doubt | shall carry that blue
cotton umbrella all my life, and that
Perigrincs after Inc will carry it and en-.
courage virtue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following Diseases:

Asthma, Bowel Complaints,
Coughs, Colds ,ssChest Diseases,
Costivsness, Dyspepsia,
DiasrhGs, Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and Asue, 1enale Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, .Innuensa,
Inhanstien, Inward Weak Aess,
Liver Complaints, towness Of Spirits,
Ringwerm, Rheunatism, Sealds,
Skin Diseases, Salt Kheun, &c.
T7N0TICE.-None genuine without the engraved
trademark around each pot or box signed BY Oh. J..
MA00lEL. - Fulton ST., New York, to counterfeit
which 10 felony.
"CoUSrERrEITs: Buy no Maggiel Pills or
6alve, with little pamphlet inside the box
They are bogus. The genuine have name Of j.
The genuine have the Pill surrounded with
white powder" A1rHall 4 schmucker are
sole agents for these Pillsin Cedar county.
Sold by allrespectabs dealers In nedieines thsosgh.
out the United States and Cnnadas-as Is eenss per
box or pot. sepsx7-vl3n3oyl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
FARMS L PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have for sals % reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described - follows:
LEO acres Of the ne Ia Of e. 2 e. l. .,,or n
The east y II the southwest sectipn -,
township 81. range s,-so acres; with good mouse
Loss 10 10 inclusive. block y. lot ., In block
~ Arm or of 10 S sere. - lille e town and
and ienced intS<onyenient et. sood IN, h" ,se
Price, Is per scre. Terms to suis PurcnaH ,se;,:.
Farm Of as acrs. on $500 Co., ,:r Two ~ tne
Sc Or town; one Of the b.ss siocS am -. ~ I'm IN
rtch hine 1rass. me yoang Orchard, good build.
inss, known as the Mohesan arm. fHce 30
per arr: Immediately east Of fair grounds. an
exceiIcnt building location. with wen, ever
green's, shrubbeFy and fruit trees ,.
Improved farm Of 10 acres one-iouTtn mIls
: hsif hossc. mod cellar, cistern, Ac; Also.
acres timber one-fourth mile est Of the Ferry.
Price 81 per acre.
timber. good house and stock stables, mile
nom Railroad station. good stock farm, havi.e
spring and creek. Price S0 per acre, q Cash.
se nv N o Ss so Of "ss t. Tn 3 100 acre.
Price Ga per acre, haifcssh, balance In one "no
". ssS sai.cen, to Stars Addition to town,
,cine 4 psrt Of the Knott farm, which We Will
sell in lots 10 suit purchasers. N v,.I
Lot No. Z, Block No. -, and Lot No. TO- bsock
NJ Th g =, ~ 'e. Il e.. p a. range l@ acres
The 4 q the NV x Sec IL, q, ~ acres
tho ne and the ca. y n nsc 81 2. me
70. n Z lsO acres Ali IN Cedar county, low. q,
Also tnr souIn u or the ne 4 sec. 3. 81. 81,
west; IN s 90 sers. ilG n !e-s Iowa.
80 acres choice prairie lana In
"a "o"z zs Z lkA ..S,dn Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
lsH PRATT 4 BUTCHERS
CELEBRATED MAGIC OIL.
Warranted ia eases Of Inflammation, Neuralgia, uruisss
Or Pains

GSra HronVk~Nf ne EujIsd .eAsIkf HhA Can.
".fns sf",j,sy tie 1sSf ~ ,vnsS.
Fer the eur. IL the vari.ais diseases tn which
ii.r-.s IN! Cattle Hrr subject: Aurl, ~
Fnunti.r. UAtciila.r. Hide R.a,,aI. fA,Ss II
Appetite. Inward stratus. Yellow Water.
fisiu!a. Poll Evil Ssratr,.A or
Grease, Maiigc. Inflan,n,isti ion III the
Eyes. and Fatigue fr.,sn Hard tAsnr:
Also rheumatism. commonly call.si
Stin anni,laintt which proves fatal -
~ many valuable Horses Ia this c.ni"iS,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

DCY your Knives and Forks at
u ALDEN's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
sollETnlNe NEW
urDER THE SUN!
ERA in MEDIClNEl


- =. tho safserins and Diseased read the
-s Le. sA0
fo!lOMine. !, .vho have been given up by Doc
yOL.a II"
'o ~ let all who can believe facts. and can
have Altn IN eSioencc' 80. :. th,s
the rvsntieth day Of june 10 n: xss s9 n.rscs
ea1y eene JeeepA HaydriCk 20 ne, o@s. ~ 4. ~
hs!ag dsy :wess ~ 1..eS states ana dspesd.
s0ie ecsess ns.as ~ 4, nediciAss knswn -
-. Ms~sieis Pt)Ie and Salvs and thae sAe sonew
ssstiAcstss are vsssae.n copies 10 'ns y
knowledge ana osnes' ,.~v. avufFpR
n, Nosafy Public,
Wall eteeet, New York.
m. MAserEL:-I take ~ pen 70 .r'se 10y ~ - ~.
great relief and tnae sns sv ISSs.,.. m lectog,
ien 1911 = =. .h.s an "a some siesp. Issa
ae. ,.. = s.o..H. ItSaak you aeata and aSain,
~ ~ ~ m yov ase really he h1snl Of ~ SAL
fsrsss. could sos help writing g wi 80 my
yos viii nottase" se'ss' lie Avenue D.
... 4. ..rtifv tAas ves diehaVsd iron the
-. .ssA Chrosic piesrhua, and have bsen cured by
~ ks..;ssss piile WILSON HAkv1Yi
New fess. April :, isea. ' s''ss''
-. se,,.viar 10 an interesting case Of : nsn en-.
s.s !, :. s.s a'' ss.. W.: s..p .ss
explosion. The melted Iron v.s shfows 1.sa -.
on him In perfect shower. and ne ~ wv 4,
fsliy. The fellsvsng oesineese ~ ~" S'o'
him, sbout eight weeks amer s0e ssc"sse go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
itN
Aek

The Cow r-,ar. ~ y. supplied With a.M,sisnrsU u
k-.i--ut !" m.h~ her st-,hi- 10 not .rai,nLle. bat
I'D, M ,ex .aS eth.s II milk and al uvmvra ~
will md ty giving them
g1.oAH'0 CONDITION. POWOI0D
l~i~ a..k. large i.rs IN nnnttty and quality
milk and rs-nn,. u Sarstos "a all fever and iaI.
pa,,tss Il tho ts-d The ctvt h thsoaxisvas the
.as..r l., . ,irk and abundant ~ II milk.
I'll. f.sa.s beginning u he II the valuable
pr.r.~rsi.~ Il Nsss's fwnetei~n 1Msrsier, In pss-
M.ti.s IL. s,as Il his .serp and preventing nsaay
4 the ais.sscs II AL The d.,assssicaass snia!s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
Original Notice

Original Notice.
District Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, June
Mary Roberts, plaintiff, against VIM. 7. Rob-
crts, defendant.
To William +. Roberts, defendant: You are
hereby notified that there il now on fllc in tho
Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court, in and
for the county Of Cedar, in the state Of Iowa, a
Ing relief as follows: That she have divorce
from the bonds of matrimony from You, on the
ground OF desertion: that she have the care and
custody, control and guardianship Of your In
FAINT son, and that she have alimony by = decree
granting her the title In fec to one acre OF land
now owned by you, and situated in the north.
| cast corner OF section number one ~ In town
west 5th D. m. Now unless YOU appear Is 70
| said petition and defend thereto at or before
noon Of the second day Of the next term of said
Court, to be begun and held at Upton. in said
County. on the LIST Monday Of June. 1867, a de-
fault will be entered against you and Judgment
| rendered thereon in accordance with THE
PRAYER Of said petition.
l9wi II. C. PIATT, Plff > Atty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
sloAN's CONDITION. poWOeR

Uas the largest sale - any Horse asa Cattle M~Airlss
IN this country. II ci.scd II h~tl~ aud ra,ss aaA
kH mild.rs. aafs. rertninty md STANDS
reess,insniiy At Tho hend II the list u Horse an1
(atfLr A.titrtn.s.
t-s.ni"k siin ~ laundering. rathss tho Lon lnseas
the skin. and give. a smsdh snd glossy avl,~asanee
Cleanse. The w"'er ard strengthens ~seiy part u ~
lssy u IL aiss. safr aad certain rssns.iy EH cuoxko
ssd eId-, which, generate - many fatal diseases.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
BUY YOUR TEAS
AT
ALDEN'S.
veQetab|e Sici|ian Hair Renexel

Has 0tOO0 the test OF seven wears
trial By the pssOgtc /; and no prcl,G-
ration for the hair yet discovered
sOiH produce the sGssse beneficial
s'eGsslls. IL 70 a sscs0 scjcssti6c dis
c0Uss.v, combining the most power
~ 0sd restorative 00cMts IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. II rcseOres
GRAY nAl0 TO ITO ORIGINAL YOUTH
Fvl color. It makes the scalp
sChtte and cGo03s cures dDssltvs0
1ssd hsssssOrs, 0ssd falling out Of he
hair !; and sCju make Il Or0,C ssp0ss
bald heads, Except n gerry aged
1ocssOss, as it Turntables the ssas1s-i-
StUe prjssctple By sChich the hair
T. ssONsisked and supported. IL
makes the hair moist, soft. Os1
QkOe0v, and - unsurpassed a. q
nAlN DRESSING. IL Il the cheapest
preparation cUcs offered to the
pse6tc, az one bottle sCjJ1 uccOws-
pgtsh more AID last lOnler than
three bottles Of any other prepare
tjON.
It 70 recommended and used ~
ne First 9odlosl Authority.
The wonderful results produced
~ our Stcil1as Hair RessesCer
Nave Induced MANY to sssUmsefnc-
Sssre preparations FOR the Hatr,
tess0Or C0reOSe0 Se0WecS and IN
order 10 Induce the trade and the
pubic to purchase their COM
pOssstls, they hare resortsd to false
hoods, b. claiming they sCere
FORMER partners, Or had some CON-
1eecet0ss sCtth oar Mr.. Hall, and
shetr prep0rGe6Osa sCns sissstl0r 20
ours. Do not Be deceived By thessl
PssrchNsc the Orl0ip0l: it kNe
ss0Uer been cQse0lxed. Ossr Treatise
o. tho Hair, svith certificates. scsst
free BY seslsix. See that each botele
h0s 0sss' private Revenue 6eo,sD
0Ucr the top Of The bottle. AU 9TH
ers are Invitations.
\. 7. Nall { Co., Props, Nashsa, n. n
Sold oU all Dvxo0ists AND Dealers n NsdIcSsS
=. !. COOK, CHICAGO, ~.
agent for the Moreh.yve eeerS 6eo1eo,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

Buy your Tobacco and Pipes Mt ALDEN'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

AWS "a O
Measures.
Time was when slavery was consider
Cd : divine Institution but that has
'.playcd out"
Time was when the Democracy found
: pleasant recreation In barrciing up
aboliticnists and rolling them in the riv-
cr-but thskbs 'splaycd out"
Time W when the Southern Demo.
Gratis were engaged in the genial en-
rioymcnt q rcconstructing the African
race upon caucasian basis-but that
has ''played out"
Time was when q Southern Democra,
was equal to five Northcrncrs--but that
has "played out"
Time was when . Democratic Judga
declared that a negro had no rights
which white man was bound to respect
but that has played out"
Time was when Southern Democrats
rcbclled, and founded great empire
but that has played out"
Time was when Northern Democrats
formed themselves into X. G. C.'s-bu
that has s.playcd out"
Time was when the coppcr-Johnson
party was great, and they promised won
drous things-but that has ''played out.
WHY WOMEN CANNOT ENTER MASON
&c LoDonr.-Ereouent complaints arc
made by ladies in relation -
and their principal arguments are that
their husbands have no business to do
anything they connot tell their wives
that that yAieb II 46sff % msan sG excuse rn%.
and 80 on. Ono branch Of the subject.
however, seems to be capable Of legend
airy explanation, and the Norfolk Jour-
nal publishes the following paragraph:
When King Solomon was still
young man he had married his seventh
wife. She was beautiful young AM
monitess, with locks black as the ravens
wing, and eyes bright a. the eagles.
1t was believed that she was the favored
one among all the sultanas of the great
King; for his affections were not divided
then q they aftcrward bscame. She
knew her power, and used it unsparing-
~. In aciditioh to her other qualities,
she was as inquisitivc a. ever was a wo-
man on this earth.
One evening King Solomon attended
lodge OH some grand occasion, and
stayed out somewhat late. When he
returned home he found the fair Am
monitess in the dumps, and pouting
just like the dear wives of Masons do
sometimes now when their lords stay
out too late at the lodge. She upbraid-
cd him with neglecting her, and insinu-
ated that he hadn't been to the lodge, rs
Inc pretended, and insisted that in future
no should give proof that he went there
by. having her initiated, 20 that she
might 90 there and watch him.
Daughter Of Ammon," replied the
King, "thou hast behaved thysclf as one
Of the foolish women in prcsuming to
question thy lord and master. Thou art
not 80 angry with me rs thou pretendest
70 ne; Tor the true reason Of thy behavior
IS tiny Unsuitable curiosity in which thou
cXcellcst Eve hersclf.-know then that
here ordain that neither thou, nor any
Of thy inquisitive sex after thee, ever en-
ter the portals Of a Masonic lodge; but l
shall cnjoin the Tyler to pierce through
with his sword any woman that shall
attempt TO- enter lodge; aye, even thee,
Queen of Israel though thou be-" And
that ordinance Of the wisest of monarchs
has continued In force till this day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06
A Life on the Ocean Wave.

No person can be more utterly dis
trcsscd than II sca-sick one, and yet
there is an irresistibly comic element
about It. Here IL u fellow who weighs
over two hund red, and he sends word
in all seriousness to the captain that If
there Is lawyer on board he would
like to make his will. The jokes are
innumerable. A poor Frenchman
cries as the captain passes his state
room: Captain, bon Monster Captain,
can you not stop this boat one little mo-
mcnt?" One Of the passengers sends
to the captain and offers $500 to be put
ashore; lie is Informed that the nearest
shore il one thousand miles off. Some
one wishing to have joke on Les
Miserablcs, comes into his room and
remarks: "The captain thinks there is
danger that we may all 90 down" us
it 20, IL II SOP" cries tho sick one, "thank
heaven, my prayer II answered.
Fhs Fort Wayne Democrat tells Of a
beautiful, Intelligent, amiable, fascina-
fin9 and tmm1noely wealthy young lady
II that city, who carefully conceals tho
knowledge Of her wealth, wears cheap
clotbes. and works In millinery shop
61aitln9 for an interesting young man
% WOO md win her for herself alone.
There will not b. q nsilIiner lert III Fort
Wayne in three months"
4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

Rio. Java and Ground Conees at ALDES'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

JUDGE OF THE HUsTINGs CoURT-JUDGE-
ADVOCATE BURNHAM DETAILED.-From the
following order, issued yesterday, it will
be seen that Major Burnham, judge -ad-
vocate of this military district, has been
detailed to fill the place left vacant By the
death of the lamented Judge William Fl,
Lyons:
"HBADQUARTsRs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
sTArB oP VIRGINIA,
" RICHMOND, VA September IL, 1887.
Especial Orders No. l24.
81. Brevet Colonel H. B. Burnham, Ma
ior and Judge-Advocate United States
Army, is hereby detailed for duty as
Judge Of the Court of Hastings for the
city of Richmond, Va, and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
"By command of Brigadier and Brevet
Major General j. u. Schofeld.
WILLIAM ENNIS,
"1st 1t. 4th Reg. n. Y. Art, A. D. G. and
A. A. A. G."
The first term of the Judges court will
commence at II o'clock on Monday next,
when a grand jury will be assembled.
There are seventy-one prisoners to be
tried by this court.
The members Of the bar and officers of
the court are much pleased with the ap-
pointment, and will render the Judge all
assistance in their power.
Judge Burnham was practitioner OF
law in Ohio for several years previous to
the war. At the commencement of hos
tilities he joined the Federal army, and
soon had command of brigade in the
Army Of the Potomac. At the battle OF
Mine run he received severe wound. On
his recovering he was appointed judge
advocate, and assigned to duty under the
Judge Advocate General in Washington.
In this position he remained until last
spring, when he was ordered to report to
General Schofeld and assume the duties
Of iudge advocate Of this district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-12
AUCTION Sales This DGu.

CL0PTOH HARDWOOD will sell on the premise.
this afternoon at o'clock P. 81 valuable
building lot on the west side Of MIL stree.
near the Central Eailread workshops.
I. n. COOKE will sell on the premises atlP. II.
very valuable James River estate, In 9ooch.
land county, known as Little Dover"
CLOPToN HARDWOOD will sell at P. NJ, on
the premises. neat framed building on the
west side of mil street near the Central Rail.
roat workshops.
JAMES N. TAYLOR SON will sell at q P. H.,
on the premises, q brick storshouss on the east
side Of Seventh between Broad and Marshall
streets, now occupied by l. N. Cooke.
A. K. CRUMP, high constable, will sell this
morning at 10 O'Clock variety Of furniture,
consisting Of piano, carpets, bureaus, school
benches, tables, chairs, shotgun, &c.
E. GATEsIGHT Will sell this morning, COM
mencing at 10 ocllck, furniture, BEDS bed
ding, crocksry and glassware, dry goods, boots
and shoes, fancy articles, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-12

EXPERIMENTING WITH PETRoLEo- CALCIUM
CASA series of experiments were made
last evening in Wheeling with DR.: Con-
nelly's petroleo-calcium gas, which We
think established beyond doubt its supe-
riority in every respect to that OF common
city gas, or, indeed, any gas yet manutae-
tured. The experiments were conducted 10
the presence of his Honor Mayor Sweeney,
Captain Conant, of the Sprigg House, ana
other prominent gentlemen. With small
stove and retort, condenser, gas-hol,d1er,
mixer, pressure gauge, and meter, all q, o.
which can be put in space OF about M len
or twelve feet square, as much gas "as
generated from half a pint of reslduum
oil, with lime, as would illuminate an orol. Il:
nary house using five burners for nVe o o'
six hours, or during the length OF an eve. s.
ming. The experiments made showed !na' m
one foot of pctroleo- calcium was e4ul:a
lent to something more than two OF cl..
gas, the light given out by ,he ,,ito lorino'
Being much more brilliant and ilInmlna
ting than that by the latter.-H"se''"!
| Intelli0euCer.