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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ We call attention to the card Of s. O.
Hiackley. sign aud ornamental painter, in
another column. This gentleman Is = good
wpftuse, eng, should sessi's liberal pa.
roatgel from Our d,isensf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

- PsnsqSAL.--James NJ. Bacon aud R.
F. Turner returned !som Chicago on Monday
last. They had rough time on the re,ur"
trip, having seen ten days 10 coming from
Chicago 10 Sioux City. 49,"
john II. Charles aud james f. Booze
left for the east on Moscay evening". They
90 for the purpose Of purchasing goods, aud
viii be absent several weeks =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~RE1EcrED.-A Among the appointments
rejected By the Senate, during the las. days
Of the session, were James B. Williams,
Register of tho Land Office at Fort Dodge,
Captain Chas. A. L. Ro>zells, Receiver, and
the editor Of THE paper a. Register Of the
Land Office in this City. As regards our
self We looked for nothing else, tor the reason
that to the best of our knowledge and in.en-
On, We never by word or act, either before
OF after our appointment, performed any act
or gave ut,erance 10 any word which should
sn,itls US to any consideration, i. political
point Ut view, from the representatives Of
the black republican party. We were 70.
commended, and secured our appointment,
- = Democrat, and as such, and for being
-uch, We we're rejected BY the Senate. We
are perfectly satisfied, and ready a. y NOM
snts notice, TO transfer the book. and papers
VI the Office 10 our Experimentation nifty
stsy-at-home successor, whoever be may be.
Captain Rzzel!e, ;a',h"ush he did no,
expect it,) was entitled to d Hvrent treatment
from the Senate. He served over three Years
in the northern army, and did more by &C.
tual service to suppress the rebe lion than
the whole batch Of igger-worshipping Sea-
ators who voted against bis confirmation to
an unimpor,ant Office. In noticing the
rejection OF Captsin K the Dubuque Herald
very pe,tnen,ly remarks:
"The rejection Of the nom nations of Capt
Resell and James t. Williams, shows tie
extent OF the love b.rne by our radical SEN
a,ors for the soldiers. l. is intense # they
happen to be radicals. but not so warm if,
as is generally the case, they are not radi-
calls, Capt. Roszell aud Mr.. Williams were
both soldiers. Capt. Roszell served through
the war with fidelity and distinction, aud
when rewarded by the Presiden, in nsnina-
ton to moderate office, he is rejected by
the senate 10 make loom for some s,ay-at-
home AMI bIa,aat Ioyalist, whose merit, il,
radical OPT Dion Is that no votes with unifor-
nifty for Indisnians for Iowa congressman II, ,
and piously curses the christian policy Of
the President 1t was represented as being
good thing TO become . soldier CRATE
full people we're TO see that soldiers should
have choice Of Offices and other desirable
thinga But il turns out that Aowsvsr de-
liRh'fsl the hard tack may have beep, the
felicity Of army agus and MANNED bodies il
not to DO crowned with the hoaors sad pro-
Its Of Office holding. We shosld b virtu.
Gus and happy people, else It will not appear
what good purpose the in6iction Of The rad
zeal party and 10 rump congress serve"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ The election for the choice sf Direc-
tors for this school district, took place last
Saturday, and resulted in the selection Of
the following gentlemen Dr.. A. NJ. Hunt
Dr.. VIM. r. Snilh, W. L. Joy. /" the ian
xoage Of our contemporary, :. Victory perched
slon Tie Republican Banner"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

a~ NEw HorrL.-Messss. Aslousy and
McCarty have entered into contract for the
erection Of . hotel building on their lot ad-
joining the Northwestern Hotel The build
ing is to be completed and ready for occu-
pancy BY the first Of May.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

D@SCHooL rAx.-At ibe school meeting
held this morning, it WAS voted to levy tax
Of Eve mills on the dollar for school pur-
poses in this district The increase Of tax
abls school building at no distant day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
THE CITY ELECTION.
Ye Eagle Orator Scooped Out

The election for city officers occurred -.
Monday, and resulted 10 the election Of
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR,
DEMOCRATIC Marshall
DEMOCRATIC SUPERVISOR,
TWO DEMOCRATIC TRUSTEES, Of the
three chosen. The republicans elected their
candidate for Assessor, and the candidate
for Treasurer wss on both tickets. The
republicans put up their stronges. man
Hon. Isaac Pendle:on, slate Judge Of the
lib district'-an worked With will for bis
success; but it was mo Co." The "Judgs'
was badly beaten by Charley smi,h-he who
cells tin~are lin its purity"--and meder-
ate ~ copperhesd. .:.!@
The following we're the officers chosen:
Nayor-C. K. SMITH-dem.
7reasu,er-B. F. SMITH-on both ticket,
Assessor-G, W. KINGSNORTH, rep
NarsAal-A. B. GRIFFIN, dem.
Supervisor JOHN DONOVAN, dem.
Trustee, lat Ward-R M'NAMARA, dem.
Trustee, I'd Vard-J. MALONEY, dem
Trustee, Sd Ward-JOuN BECK, rep
BY soae hocus pocus, legal bubble, q,
something else, tho votes for Mr.. Maloney
for Trustee in the Second Ward were thrown
out, and the seat awarded to Capt. Willard
the republican candidate. M. Malonsy bad
- more votes than Willard, and - more than
both bis opponents combined. Mr.. Malonsy
has taken steps to secure bis seat in tn.
Council, to which he WAS 80 clearly aud on.
doubtedly elected, and will Of course
succeed.
The new Council met on Tuesday evening
and organized hy choosing E. Il. Kirk, q.
Chairman. and reelected A. R. Wright
City Clerk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ squiss ". Hayilapd, h., sod bis
ts.SSssing s,.ssIi.hmtns 70 J. ?. Webster.
~ .slnsv EARRING op lhs lbuSssss' u he
Sources old stand on Pearl street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ Everything and everybody in the
shape Of Democrat, vas elected in Omaha,
on Monday last. Omaha and Sioux City,
yer chip O the one block in regard to yer
political oom plsxious.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ O1E1cEas CLArnss-By : recent de-
cision Of the Court Of Claims, officers Gre
entitled to An additional allowance for SER
want Of Is for infantry, and a for cavalry,
per month. frsm May !, 1864, to March 3,
1865. It IL important that soldiers claim
for the additional bounty should BE- 6Isd b.
fore the 6rss o: April, else payment Of same
will probably BE- delayed a. leas. one year.
The undersigned will attend to The collsc.
ton of above.
ISAAC PENDLETON.
Sioux City, Iowa, March Q, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ John Currier, Esq. returned in the
early par. Of the week from visit to the
New England States. He now occupies bis
new o6Ics Id Masonic Block. l.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ The local Of the Dubuque Herald
has made discovery. Here it is: "The
Word Ners.-The word News relates to
fresh sccounts-tidngs or intelligence, Il u,
very few persons pause to consider from
whence this noun ~ss derived, or the differ
H.s quarters that contribute 10 ito formation.
AtHh, East, Wet. South use only the
cApitsl lstter1 Of these c.rdioal points Of the
eompass, and ~, have the word 'Ne~s.--
tn. co'ncideace IL strange. but -. ho~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~IEDiASs.-A number Of Ind;ass oil
the Sioux tribe VS. believe on their way to
Washington. Vas detained here some Two
def, Iai, 1feE, IN aecoupt Of tho detention
4 fht lf4. They wsrs ~ dressed in
:t1osl clS.lsSasnd did Hut present qui,e 20
savage IN appearance. perhaps, as when but.
cheering and scalpirk def-ncelcss women aud
children; but, for all We could discover they
5sss, saysRes s.ll 4 takisg them to Wash.
fn9tda i designed 10 produce good moral
effect, We are fearful tina. the originators Of
the project made a mistake ia selecting the
place Cedar Valley Times.
.ec1slsnly. Bringing ,hsm ii eon, 81 vih.
Aad compelling or allowing them to associate
with radical members Of Congress, cannot
but have : delatesinas eiYtctupoA The morals
1f'Rsse "nob'e red men," Better results,
ia moral point Of viev, would bavs follow
Cd Wait to the Five Points" 10 New York
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ The FERRY-TLs Civ C,ussa will
receise proposals for franchise { running
ferry be.wee" this City and Covincton,
until the 10Th inst. when the matter will be
closed BY granting the right to the pa<ty
offering to conduct ferry on terms most
advantageous to the city and asording the
greatest accommodating 70 the public. The
matter A. ono Of great impor..acs to the
eiH spd~e. hope it! may be Cd disposed OF
ss TO fully euh serve all tho interests in volved.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
SioneGig8sgister.
= ss---
SATURDAY, MARCH ., 1897.
All over Town and County

~ The Social Aid will b held q the
house Of Mra Joshua Lewis, on Thursdsy
evening", March l4.h, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

- Gzholic Church, Siour City Order
Of Services - S"adaya-Maas At .. m, and
lO4 a. m. Sarmos at the last Mass. Cate
chetioal instruction and Rosary It p. a
BAptisms ., p. m. ~~. - .-.- s..a. -
Week Days-Mass At 3 A. Y.
MARI If Rev. JONI CURTIs, Pastor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

,AfALss RErosr. The rsper ciecslat-
u IN This city last sssk and witch crested
considerable apprehension in the m;nds Of
our citizens, that coneress lad repealed the
act extending government aid to The Sioux
.GRy btsaeh Sfshe Union P.eikr Railroad,
turns QUITO be : canard. Hubbard is At BIZ.
homo Ia lsdiana. and has no. been in Wash
iStss ,dsrog to -ssssion@of Coagruss Just
sclosed hence We baa no good reason 70 look
for Legislation 'inimic.l to The interests Of
sioax City. ~--'-*~-~~
The work or this s,sA will u comne nced
Nph ~ opening Of spring, aud b presspss.
IA Hhvsg urmoG-hs6r, and - kav, 20
VjuH viii b eomplsssa cssnasdsrAbly within
III time 70 which the Company is limited.
0IcRt<S4a 6r - lScadias ksss been
lst snd'ths contractors are engaged in get
NS-4ll pfpe1 Gary nSteri6s os1shs ltoand,
10 1AHAe Win b Ais % 10 shsad, Win ths
work ~ soon a. the frost leaves the ground
The Sioux City Branch Of the Unioa
Pacific Railroad is > 6red fact, beyond ths
reach Of ,bs inAasscs Of ito enemies.
- WASrED-Sevsra girls can end en-
i'ploJ n7eat- ~ ahsr Nosth S0lleTG H1tsl Wsess
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~ Fos SALI.-The subscriber Offers for
sale bis honse and two lots, sitoa,ed On
Watsr street between Fifth and Sixth. Also
about 6vs tons Of good hay. Psrsops des;s-
ing this kind Of property can get ; good
bssgain BY calling on me soon. ssn~s
MARI 81 JOHN COLLINS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

D~WAxrrD-A Girl 70 do general house
work. Apply u the STORE sf 6shasssr I
Marion, o. q the residsocs Of Paul J. B!
Nosioo. $50 asr l04
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

~NorcE.-Whercas, my wife. Huldsh
Wright has lef, my bed and board without
just caLss or provocs,ion. this is 70 notify
al persons not TO trust her on my account q
! IN determined not 70 pay any debts Of hs'
contracting. ---,...t. =. - @eaE
DAVID WRIGHT.
March 9th. l867-4w.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

- WASrED-Six good able bodied men
70 whom good wages and steady employment
vill'bs given. None bSl good men need
apply. For further particulars inquire u ny
residence on Douglas street. .4s
mar2-tf CHAS. BEROWSKY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
DIR. o. G. FISHER.

rs PREPARED to treat all surgical Diseases In a saA
j and scientific manner. Tumors, Hydrocrc, fistula
HsTptk Eplarged T0psels, II. Aso holds himself il
readfhSs1 % Attend dener1l fractice
~ Once ct his residence on the blud In the house
Sornsrly occupied " Ar. D0ssss -. II ssa27,n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

- WAs1ED-Sessra girls can end en-
s'ploJ niess-s.-aks Nsrtb ssSlsrG H1tsl. Wssss
u CO pes-sAok~- .tt,st -. s@ III
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
FUNERAL lE It EMkH u's len.

crowd numbering fully two thousand, assembled
yesterday afternoon the neighborhood Of Christopher
street and waverlsy place. drawn thther BY curiosity
TO witness the funeral Of jeremiah oBrsn Both sides
Of the street and the carriage way were completely
blocked up by the spectators and the services Of
don Of police we're required 70 keep clear very
passage way. Al about half past two she conn contain
Ing the body Of the deceased berne the hearso
some Of his former eomradee An soon ~ the bearers
sppsaysd the door shsrs general rush towards
the bier; curiosity leading some OF those present
90 fer - 70 cause them 70 lose all respect
for the prssencs Of DEATH and ose rudsly forward
gaze the plate the conn la The coffin having been
placed In the hsarss the relatives Of the deceased and
very large number Of friends and former comrades
in the Union Asd Fenian armies entered the cariases
which were 10 waitlne and tho funeral oortegs pro.
esedsd on s wsy acroS Tsnah street and the Green,
point ferry 70 Calvary Osussssy, whore the SsmsinS
we're finally depositcd
Portons Of ne crowd followed the funeral some dis
sancs along The route and The pdewalks either
side tbs passsrSby stopped when they aw the funeral
approschine AnA stoed gaming q shin n bad pssssd
there w % SisPay eern?sisd wth ths fuesral q In
70 ~ -
The New York herald., 1867-08-12

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE ur THe HeaALp.

Tho Schemes OF the Democratic and Radical
PoIiticians-The Dem mocrnss 10 Rally ON Pcn-
dleton asd Repmdiation-Op Opposition TO Ne-
groixipg the South. ,s.,
In conjunction with other sections Of she country the
West beginning 10 shake OF ietbarsy, TO stretch
her giant limbs and TO look around at the signs OF the
political atmosphere. Since the cessation Of the war the
people Of the Western States have been too busy oc-
cupied In settling down their old pursuits and In At
tending 10 their domestic affhrs 10 take much sctive
interest in political matters. They have watched, OF
course with anxiety The progress Of reconstruc.
ton the reoel sates and whom called upon 70 record
their verdict upon the unhappy differences between the
Executive and Congress have pronounced smphaticay
In favor Of the latter Bus this they have done BE-
honestly Of the opinion that the President was en-
dssvonns for his own purpose place the control Of
the rebel States again In the hands Of the old slave as
tocracy and ensinal sscsssionisss and 10 make the
abolition Of slavery lmts bester than farce. and
that congrss was sincerely dssIrous 70 rsoonstruct
the south on broad aad liberal basis with view to
shs ssttsmsns sf the country and the permanent r.
sstablisbnAent ~ psass end national prosperity They
psN lees olsso ~ nDsUou y ~ - SaW Aaye
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE PRssDxscY.The Sidier's Friend, aa iowa paper,
nominates General Sheridan for President and Jamos
Harlan for Vice President The Now Orleans Repuasdn
lradIcaD gives, - is Individual preference. Bon Busltr
and schuyler Colfax for thsse two of1oes.
GEsaRAL sBsRnAs.-Tho Chicago Journal says that
General Sherman, while on rsceDs pleasure Trip In
wscossn was quite unrsssrvsd In the expression OF bis
opinions regarding the pending questions In our national
poitca He expressed his sympathy, In the MAN, with
the reconstruction policy Of Congress- and as subsian
TALLY agreeing with the views OF Generals Grant and
sheridan.
Nsw PAnrY m LOUISIANA. Tho New Orleans Tim9
Of August ssys:-
IL has been Yumorsd on the street for day or two
past that one or secret mectng composed prnci.
paly Of federal civil ocias with few prominsnt ci-
sens 10 prvs stations have been held with the view Of
forming Q political party In this state Il seems
unlcrood that the general satus Of the crganiza
zion maybe defined moderate rspublican anrndlcai
bus opposed 70 national democracy" or anythina ol
~ SGsA - ~ = ~ AesS vssessas y ,sasA NV:
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
TURNER'S FESTIVAL In BOSTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Fifteen Hundred Visiting Teufous In tho
'Hub'--Excursion Down the liarbor-Ex.
tcnsive Flow of Lager in Violation Of the
BcsTor August II, 1851
o'clock r. N.
About . thousand fifteen hundred Germans nre
assembled here from ell parts OF tho country engage
IN the annual Turner'S festival OF three days DURATION
under auspices OF the Boston Gcrmsu Turner society
The largest delegations from Massachusetts, cities
although Providence New York Philadelphia and some
OF tho Western cites lboraliy represented. Upon
their arrival yesterday they were received and enter
number took excursion down the harbor ON the
steamer Rose Standisb.
In view Of the largo number Of visiting Germans tho
prose cutting oiccrs Of the law forbddng The sale Of
their favorte ebeverngsagerhave allowed the act TO
he violated and will continue do so during the throe
days festivals proceeding which has caused consid
cradle comment, but not much dsapproval The rsdi.
cal moral reformers have Of course been industrious la
barboy excursion was tho tapis to-day they imme-
disfey had printed In German number OF tracts
upon she matter OF how 20 observe the Sabbath,
and distributed thom to the Teulons 90 they
effect however aud the very unusua and unlawful event
Of Sabbath day excursion, accompanied py band OF
music provided according to programme was very on
joyablc affair the visitors aud noyey 10 the Boston
Cermapa
Before siartlpg upon the pleasure trip therc
meeting OF the delegates Of tho different societies, OF
which committee appointed 10 ascertain and re-
ort upon the progress and improvements In gymnastics
and measures were also taken 10 secure Uniform sys-
TEN Of gy mnastc aud educational Instruction.
Tomorrow there will DO grand picnic st Fresh Pond
Grove at which speeches will be made aud resolutions
probably adopted in dsnuncation OF the present un.
popular legislation, ami advocating mole liberal laws for
the protection The rights Of the community and ind-
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
s r. DO MIN @ o .
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD


Enterprises ON Foot IN tho kepubir.
81. DoMIEoo, July q, 1907.
yeveral enterprises are in contemplation. Ono "a to
establish railroad between Monte Chrst and Santiago
de los Cabalisroe Another 10 FOR elsgraphic cable
fsubmarIuo) from Domingo 10 vsnszuea md Central
America Another 10 70 construct road from Gambia
to creek or habor for the export Of the minerals ex
trac,ed from the mnss Of nsssr. Cszpean Fsbens
And nnslIy one for substituting . revolving light or
hs = other shshooscs are 10 be built
| In Puerto Plata and Saona
Board Of Public Works has been instituted In every
district composed Of ave members and secretary, APP
pointed by the Executive. The main object Will DO to
establish and direct agricultural schools and societies
suited locality aud 10 superior solic
tude over the Establishments already IN operation. AZ
fordng tho government annual report o! then lnoors
and progress.
The Troubles or the Present Administration -
American Survey Of the Yum River.
HAVANA. July 20, 1907
Tho following items which came By tho Pajaro del
oceano wore received by mail from Santiago DC Cubs
too late to send by last steamer Tho dates from the
capital are to the goth inst
The Executive had appointed q committee for the
public credit consulting Of sonors vavore, zafra ana
Babsa presided by tho Comptroller o. the Treasury
The object was legal paper currency, to enablc
The treasury to oil ltscoIers with coin.
paper Of the 18Th as says that the national Con.
ercss had suspended Its sessons for want OF quorum
unable to como for other reasons Tho Executive in
10 preserve tho regular course Of the adminsira-
ton was thererors compelled 10 extaord nary
measures One Of nrst OF Pre- dent Caoral
convoke the Electoral Assemblies in order 10 OIL tho
vacancies IS If-t
The government appointed committee, composed Of
the General Comptroller, the Minister OF Finance and
the Director OF the Bureau for the Of classify
Ing revising and Iosazna the various claims agsinst
tho nation and paying the holders in government secur
ties with deduction Of twenty-five per cont Of tho
import and export dutos. st
President Csbral si from tho lower borders on
tho 18th u when all tranquil. leaving General Pima
Chief OF stan. 10 his place
The nomination accepted by SsNcr Bono was for The
portfolios OF secretary OF state, Foreign Affairs, Public
instruction and Justice Hs was shortly expected In
the capital.
Mr. Arthur Pruncn, civil engineer had gone an ex
curson along the river Yuma, being charged BY an
American company 10 SOC II IL can 10 made navsable
A ereat many families had arrived rom Hayt, and
wero Hospitality rcceiyej Agairs IN that country rem
derei IL probable thai many moro would cmigraie and
seek homo in ST. Domingo.
labor being dovolopsd In oil branches Of Industry
aud various companies that had been essaolisbed
ware making all possible progress.
The President was reported 70 be at Neibs
Tho whole country vas in tho enjoyment Of posct ard
tranquility n sI ..I.rt
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
BRITISH HONDURAS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

Spt6Al CORRESPONDENCE w IW HRALD.
The Indian Troubles Emdcd-Settiers from the
Southern states Of tho Unisn-Lssis'ntive
Progress.
Havana July 81, 1867
Nv way OF jamaica We have news from iize 20 the
sth instant All apprehension OF further trouble with
the Indians has disappeared Il supposed that Kanu
has been deposcd or done away with by the Lanchas,
bis nelyhbor His attack castios bank Is doubted.
and at all svon,s. the report wants confirmation.
Mr. Harley made visit to tho Rio Hondo Indians OF
the north commonly known by the psno OF the Santa
Cruz indians, and he was enthusiastically rccsiyed
With respect 10 tho inquiry instituted against MAJOR
Mckay nothing has iranspred. u.
Tho American General sherfn7n arrived again
from New Orleans with dftssix passengera the most VI
whom brought their families with them and plenty Of
Some Thousands Of dollars have been spsnt Ia digging
for gold tho Keys but, although three wonths have
rome By the enterprise, has been reported
The depth and nfux Of waer oors great obstacles 70
sacce ssful digging Men are, however, stni seen %
work.
In the Legislative Assembly the Land Ts1 bill WAS
lost.
The import duty has been raised 70 ton in place es
seven per cent
The bl 10 amend the constitution vii rot pas rbe
opinion OF noaly all the representatives. that were IN
favor OF has bocn changed By Influences beyond sns
reach Of tho people.
Tho position Of the soosch Church will b. srensth-
ened 10 consequence OF tho unanimous rejecon Of inc
bl the mover and seconter being absent ron 'oe
House.
The New York herald., 1867-08-12

sRAxer CAss or HYpRornomA.--A young mar, names
Alonzo Hitchcock was bitten by dog ~ bacon curing
esiabihuept In Cambridge eight yean ago, bus
the wound quickly healed up ed lIepaSeo no snp'eas
ant sy ymptoms until Thursday anernoon' wesn ~ w.
aItacr al bv vosrpt convueons which causo4 him V
MAKE rcsss ike the barking o. dog and 70 shoddsv
vo,ep,Iy At the sight Of water His ravlneo on fhuT-
Sav ,skt xere 40 violent that required the strength
AZ s,r mar 10 hold him physician was called in a
he com eemeut Of the attack, and tsouyh - cne
time n seemed shas essS ~ sosuoj ~ Sn ~ ~
ooasIdsrSd soed. d.-BoSss yefyNel lNCs3 ~
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
FREyCH ADyEnTIsEMENrs.

TINE FRANCHISE DE PARIS. MONIES DE BONNEs
u recomma ndsions desire S placer pour sogner de
cnfans Sad lje Sd sv, between 18th and 7ti
sts, In the fancy store.
The New York herald., 1867-08-12

Fifteen Hundred Visiting Teufous In tho
"Hub''-Excursion Down the Iiarbor-Ex-
tensiye Flow of Lager in Violation Of the
Law.