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Marine DISASTERS.

SHIP Albert GALLArrN peano with 1860 bales of cotton
board took fire at Mobile 18th inst, and scuttcd She
bound TO Liverpool.
reports 18th lns about three miles sw from Faulknes
Island the pss % OF supsen vessel az Inn
SEs srona ss ad s ali Of
os OF 70 ha se s FOR Sey
York with cargo of nails last Dec and has not since been
heard of.
BARK zEpHyR i.lreported ashore in Bombay Bay Wash
ngon Territory. No particulars have been received
BRIG MJwurrAMs (Br,, Hunt from Arecbo for New
York reported spoken with loss Of r9daer P into
Bermuda h inst with rpdder broken and leasy she re,
iSensS Se Ish. !" port on tue ''" ''p'"N' anu "' ~
Bn,g Isot, which was driven ashore the au,s Gal
weston in the storm October last was towed into deep
water 9Th inst after much aSof as s G
wiloa for Liverpool.
& frnSs at R Bs%san Prsn r2m na
and and sold old for for Sas5 ss5'''''''' ' ~
r. IN into on.s nSGG, I sc o'clock on
TN s So. and davis stove and other damage
The schr Sarah (of Rockand Martini was also struck
by n es s gSsse o sar anf ISt Ge zen " '' " "''"
Bn,o HIRAM ABrvr ashore st Long Branch s,il lies in
rs Company viii lay their cables and anchors, in hopes Of
Getting the vessel aaoa'
scnI SIDNEY PRICE. of Wilmington. Del with cargo of
from Eas "a kson G1S Ssr for ss IF Ss
r sr an ashore Bahia Honda no ste The
VIII probably be saved.
ws sSf . NTS % afd esd
Poyene and sSI Whose @ sae much anxiety has
4
scuR Aguosrhn unknown schr, with a Of railroad
rn ashore Milford Beach, Ct. The Coast Wrecking
Co have their schr Curtin with divers and pumps to her
assistance.
vrssyL BOTTOM UrOn the s,h inst the hull Of vessel
hoo M of 90 feet keel discovered about
m.s south OF 81 Davlds Head Bermuda. She In 30
stboms of water with port anchor down spare attached
coppered strea ks metal each side OF kee
heel Of oak plankng Of hard pine deck beams oak
barrel hooped -four cntanged In the rigging,
and barrels had been picked the south side
OF the island supposed to from her. Captain Long
The weather being rough he could do nothing.
Miscellaneous.
Tnr GREAT OCEAN RAoR-The steamships City OF Paris,
of the nman ne the Cuba Of the Cunard line, and the ~
Laurent, the General Transatlantic line, all left their
specve within short time each other yesterday for
Europe and much interest felt which vessel will
arrive FIRST give the time each passed the Battery
and cleared the bar at Sandy Hook
Passed he Battery. C,ar.d he Bar.
city of Paris, for Liverpoo =. ,., 2:25P.M $3.50
Cuba Lverpool. 800
st Laurent, for Havre ...........23O 3:J5
THE LRTTERs Ga correspondent sends us the fol.
lowing communication which very apropo owing to the
recent change In Gags OF many Of the German s.aes
To THE EDITOR or TuR NEw YORK HERALD
For the interest of the immense number OF readers OF your
valuable journal allow me to suggest the proprey OF giving
explanation Of the eters o." attached TO the clear
number of vessels TO the effect that they do not
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THE PLAINS.

Indian Outrnges Near Forts Reno and Sher.
mnn-The Cheyennes Processing Peace I'm
War Paint.
ST. LOUIS, April Is, 1868.
post return was received yesterday at General
sherman's headquarters from Fort Fetterman, Da-
cotah Territory, which contains the following news
intelllgence:-
The mail from Fort Reno was attacked by Indians
March TO- at Dry Forks, Powder River; no loss.
detachment from the sawmil while loading logs,
was attacked by Indians, and private Thomas
Bourke, Of the Eighteenth infantry, killed. The
Horse Shoe and Twin Spring ranches were burned
low Indians March TO- and three citizens killed.
A despatch from Hayes City, Kansas dated 18th
inst saws that Medicine Wolf, noted chief OF the
Cheyennes, came in there with forty men. They ex
press friendship for the whites and say that the
Cheyenne tribe will not go to war this summer.
They were fed by the citizens the fort. They
In full war paint and say they after the Pawnees
Immense herds Of buffalo are all around Hayes
CITY passipg north.
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INTERNAL REvRSuE sEIzURE.-Inspector Gleeson,
of Collector Bailey's department. with few assist
ants made a rad on numerous Illicit whiskey dis
ulicrics on Long Island; among others was one
on Laurel IiiL owned by wm Cans. The establish.
ment was O-tenslbly wood turner's shop whore
steam power q used, but on close investigation the
machinery fOr manufacturing whiskey wa, discDv.
rrel ant ,ounscaied. Another Illicit establishment
VA fuuHd ~ NeNtown.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Prospects of the Coming Election ON the New
Constitution.
WILMINGTON, April Is, 1885,
The campaign is closing amid unparalleled excite
meRt both parties making desperate efforts for
Business will be almost suspended during
election, which commences next Tuesday. In the
cities and large towns the negroes will vote the radical
ticket almost ndSse, while In the country districts
a considerable number will remain away from the
polls The vote will exceed that on the convention
question by at least 10000 The total registered vote
is now 2000 900. The radicals say the ratification OF
the constitution will bring peace and prosperity to
the State but the conservatives, consisting OF four
ths of the white men Of the State, demand its re-
lection. Mr.. Holden will probably run considerably
behind the vote for the constitution. The feeling be-
tween the white and black races throughout the
state is more bitter than at any previous period.
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CANADA.

The pIc(see Murdcr-Whelan II Committed for
TriaI-supposed Attempt 10 Escape-ExOdus
Of SUSPECTED Citizens from Ottawa.
OTTAWA, April Is, 1869.
The investigation in the assassination case was re-
sumed this morning, and wnelan was committed for
trial at the Assze Court The counsel for the Crown
acting under instructions received from the govern
ment, excluded every person not Interested IN the
case from the court, including all members OF the
press
It was discovered this morning that piece OF iron,
used support for some pipes which pass through
the prisoner Whean's CELL had been taken on Inc
prisoner was at once searched when piece Of iron
nine inches long was found concealed under MS arm
and between his two shirts. This circumstance does
not tend to lessen the suspicion against MIN. Inc
detectives admit that since yesterday most important
evidence against Whean has been obtained.
large number OF parties have suddenly left Ot'
tawa anticipating evidence duplicating them IN
McGee's assassination, In possession Of the author
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IRELAND.
The Prince Of Wales Installed "a knixht ef >t.
Patrick-The Military and People Out in
Large Numbers.

DUBLIN, April IA. iSss.
The installation of the Prince OF Wales a. a knight
OF the Order OF 81. Patrick took place yesterday.
The procession, which moved from Dubln Castle
the vice regal residence, TO ST. Patrck's Cathedral
where the ceremony was performed. passed over
route two miles in length. completely lined with
troops. The weather fine and the populace Of
Dublin and vicinity turned out In vast numbcrs
filling the streets through which the procession
marched.
The cathedral was crammed with people, and the
scene at the investture OF the Prince with the dig.
nifty and insignia OF the Order was grand and i'm.
posing,
At the dinner which IL to be given this evening
in honor Of the occasion, only the nobility Will I've
present
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Died.

TaDureUv.--On saturday. April Is. at the rcsiihac
of her suna.i.law. 4. N. Gale No. 22l East rweif
street. EfirAnrrH TnOMrsOS, sllct VI John rhoml
son. IA the 18th year ~ her age.
Notlce ui the funeral Ia iO-inOrrow's papers.
lTDr Other Deaths S.e Fourth Pagei
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Weather Along the Coast.
roar er VIEW yoRK, APRIL Is, 1865.
CI.EAREn

ss.ushil Fensfysaaia (Brl, Hall, Liverpool-Nasiona
Steamship CO,
s,-au.hP william Penn cnr,. Bininse London--iowland
-ssAnship 81 Laurent Or, Bocande navreGsO xacsen-
slssnashp Beuvas. Baker uavana livingston, Fox 4
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TBLECRAPHIC News.
ENGlAND.

Good Hnrvest FrOspects-The A.pinsnIi Ex-
piosion suit.
LoND0S. April n. isss.
the political news to-day Is meagre and unlm-
portant.
The weather Is very beautiful, and favorable for
the growing crops.
LIVERPOOL April II. isSs
Ihc suit against Simon A Co, az Liverpool. for
damages by the explosion OF nitroglycerne ON hoard
has been Withdrawn.
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LOUISIANA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The Observation-Disclosures nj the Pol

The Observation-Disclosures mt the Polls.
WASHINGTON, April is, ls6s.
Advices from New Orleans tonight represent thai
the election there Is being conducted in most un.
far manner; that no one Is allowed TO vote without
first submitting his ballot to the registers and prom
tsing to vote for the constitution.
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PORTUGAL.

Admiral Farrngut Bound for Lisbon.
LONDON, April Is. 1893.
despatch from Malta says that Admiral Farra.
gut, with the United States squadron, has left
Naletta for Lisbon
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A.-Wnrd's Cloth Lined Paper Cellaru asd
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square also wholesale
retail at 357 broadway.
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A New Necrschaum SfOre-I,Ow pricrs.-
POI.LAK son removed their Broadway store ass
Broadway Broome street Their at "a John rse
near Nassau, Is retained. Repairing done. Boiling 81.
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Navigat on Of the 81. Lawrence-AcQuittal Of
an Alleged Insane Murderer.

MUNTKEAT, ApTII TO, I5OS.
The ice has been moving away from before SoSe
to-day, and navigation to quebec will probably be
rnobstructed in few days.
La Pierre charged with the murder OF Alcontre
Cosr has been acquitted after four days trial. The
Judge testified that he believed the prisoner TO be
insane.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.--Prizes PAID ~ told.
Information furnished The highest rates psd er Doo"ons
aud all kinds OF Cold and Silver ,.v-,. =, .
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big Faru1.
spent enough money TO buy mile of the best
land IN Oswego n " within the last nfteen
purchasing remedies Tor curing my rheumatic ailments
have great sufferer have had benefit this
outlay until urged 10 buy a pint of WOLCOrr'S PAIN
PAINT benefit and then purchased four quart bocs
and am well and have not ache pain cheer
fully recommend wOLCOrT's PAIN PAINT. say, haiti
buy lnimens for humhug ~ played out Obey
CAPTAINS orders and get wOLCOTTs PAIN PAINT
Captain SALEM D. KECTOK. u More straet Monse. n Y.
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Printing OF Every Description EScrnted with
neatness and despatch, and at lower rates hsn eeN
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrABi.fshAENr.
W Nassau street.
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Leopard Can't Change His spots, hut n
lady IL more fortunate. She have skin pure and
spoess as her reputation by bathing daily with PALOHs
bamy and wholesome PAIHIAN LOTION.
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Amrinl-The Gem 0f Arubiu, Somethinx En-.
ey new, Antique Stone of ami delicious gran,
by simple rubbing the garments mpars besut' .af
everlasting perfume costs only s5c For sale cverywa
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Curls! Curls!! CurIs!!!

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable insAnss
neous Factory l6 Bond street.
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wins, Toupces md Ornamental lI1ir.--lic~t
quality nair Dye and Hair Dye,u, all go5rs. a. sAtCWV.
LOR'S. lC Bond street
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Ssslaship cemnAnser, rsmm-s Hamilton. Bermats-J
s.s.s-ap Ges ss.a.. s.mp-o.. Ee~ Orleans samuel
Ste
s,s.m.sss xsutz,rn.ry. I.y,e. s,v.nsas-R L,wlen.
rt0n.
steamship Charleston. Bcrry ch.sle~,on-H X Morgan
steamship serssg-.a, crpw.l. Charleston A re.ry.
Steamship Neaeks, faiqcy, charie-tpa-whcesr Lin
steamship hitemare, Lawrence. Norfolk City Pom, and
sesrpshP John 0,bssa. wialers, Gsosss,owa Dc-Phl-
l,rsrussp Nereu,. R.ar.s. R,s,an-w clyae.
steamship Neptune Bsker Bosson-w ciyic.
steamship wamsatia, fish, New Betford-ferg'son a
snip Fayorne. Bush. San Fraaeisrs Sutton a Co.
BARK Nuevs Boyinguen tspA Lorevas Falmouth MoIer
Bsrk Minmannesb tBrD. chusophsrs. Gloucester, &c
Bsrk rv. rRr, Berry Nsiuand. Phelps Co.
BarS REINDEER, Wellington BarbAdos-iienry Trowbdse's
Sons.
Br,g Water Lly fBr, Farnsworth, Hsvre--A ueney.
Brig Emilia dtalh csfano, Triesie-Funch heincke
Brts strou,, stroui. Cape Hayten-wh.oa d Asmus
Bris cs.cs,ele, Carlisle, MA,snxas- Jas Henry
Wenbere.
schr Thos Fish, wiley. cieafaesc." Loud Go.
schr Mihes, Smith, cienfue -Goathwaie Overon
schr . scai, somer.' trinidad L Nccready 4 90.
s sssr iaswllde Hissmsa :. oeorse, Bermuds Gsgcr
sehr Ottawa IBn, bennett, st Johns, Mp kevius
sehr Mary cs,harne tBr A,wa,er Harbor
schr John Field Wilmington, Nc " Powell
schr Lymburner. orcutt, Wilmington. NC-Brvan a
schr Forest, Grover, Baneor-R r Buck sc,.
scnr LconessA, Hunt, Boston w 5 Brown Co
scr America, Rsyids, qsy BrI.so 1 saasSsa nSSs Co.
schr \ SleomasId; lIos6s, sismiord.
soop Annie Annie n, Stanley, Boston.
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Sm,Olxers-KRldenbcrE is Selling His Fine
Meerschaums than other house Ambers, Repair
ing Boiling No John street, up stairs % Wall street, 7i7
BROADWAY.
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COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world.
Manufactured on the sea shore by CASWELL, HAZARD
A CO., under Firth Avenue Hotel
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MFNT o, Nassau street. pIepared 10 furnish Cards Circr
lars Pamph Cases Posters and every description -
Printing twenty-five per cent less han
tanned else where In the city
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This water will cure Cancer Hundreds have cured
H. Is specific for the various
all impurities OF the blood Pamphlets containing scnnt
Of very many cures aested by the eminent physsns
can be had gratis BY calling writing genera e..
30 Broadway, city of New York. The Msssqlui Sprns
Water is also for sale by the principal druggists.
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entirely new apparently antique stone u rare and
icous simply rubbing the garments psrs
beautiful aud everlasting perfume only ls Foe
sale everywhere }. ID. EDREHf, Proprietor.
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sample of Prof BurLEE's Magnetic cuRLIQUB ts
address free. Beautiful luxurAnt, nowtrg crs pro-
dced the rst application without injury hair hia
Ia the only reliable aud harmless hair
worthless limitations. Address for sample James
ler boz ,l2s Post Office, New York city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

A LEARNED CAT. The Lewiston Maine
Journal tells Story TO establish the fact
that cats ore intelligent, as we'll as dogs.
The owner Of one in that place laugh, Tom
10 trade mice for meat receiving from his
master piece of meat for every mouse pre-
scented. Que day mouse was brought and
laid down before the clerk, who did not hap
pen to unders' aud the arrangement. Tom
determined not to be banked Of the reward,
carried he captive up stairs and laid it be-
fore his mistress, who, no. liking such q
present, scolded him for bringing it into the
house, aud threw it out Of The window. The
cat then ran down stairs, went cut and fuu nd
his mouse and KEEP. it until night, ill his
master came home, when once more the
mouse was brought ia and kitty claimed his
reward and received it..
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A De ,.csattc Tow -.

Tue t,wn Of jackson, Aug aiz county,
Ohio, at the recent election, polled 400
sotes-- all fer the Democratic ticke. That
TACT has called forth considerable criticism
as to the Character aud intelligence Of the
town, and the AugI.izc Dv'nocra! gives--.his
account Of lis psop,e:
There j. not one voter in jackson VIII
cannot read and write. There is not per
son in that township. male or female, above
the age Of II, who Cannot do the sam .
There is not another rural toxnshipin Ohio,
or anywhere else, with the same age OF
settlement, that has more industry, wealth
and general intelligence. Besides the best
Of schools, the town has fine Academic In
sti,ute, kept in successful operation ten
months in the year, that accou NJ, ohates 200
students. Among the church buildings one
stands there that cost $4,000. In that
township are model farmers. manufacturers
and Thrifty and accomplished merchants.
Why should srch people vote any other thar
the ID, m oc.a,ic ,icket?'
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The MeEregor and sioux CITY II. II.

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""''" '"e 'ess''''''y ana ''''"e VI '"e s'''''''
7' ''''' WI" '"'u''' wiz ''"''0 IL ~ ''"Ae
Tue 'oaa '''"a' ac'd"' ''c''
We have see" ID" articles OF ASSOCIATION
OF 'hs company, "h'eh mas been organized
lately for The construction OF a railroad from
ro''t on the Iowa Minnesota Division
"t the Milwaukee j .. P'u' R"l"Hy where
thst road turns 70 III" N"r'hwcs', % Sioux
City IN nort""' s'r" tow. 1Ae stock Is
subscribed, n'd ,h' r"a'i vi" be C m n"n'cd
early III lNO>. III" Ad'rrci"'s OF tue new
company are s"'s'" nt'a''1 the same as uose
OF the milwaukee, 4 Il. l""i Company, o.
VINO" A''"' VA cne'' am D N,f'l1' are
mem oeFs frog A!1"a1kee'
lne PROPOSED Inc rnns nearly due ives
rom N>"'"g"r on lLe MISS ss'1p' RIVER 70
Sioux ity, d''tahre OF nhout ~ m'l'S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

The Cheyenne folks are having a mining
sensation, growing out of discoveries said
to he recently made about two hundred
miles north of Cheyenne, on the tributaries
OF the Sseat~ate-, and what W. sappose to
be The spurs of the Wisd River mountains
The quar- fonnd in that region is said TO be
o. fabulous richness, aud the placer digeings
good. Tat country bni for many years
been regarded, by taose who have had an
opportunity to inforn themselves on the
subject, as enc Of great mineral wealth, bat
the presence Of hostile indians has hereto
fore inter!ered with IN ming operations in the
region Indicated. Under the prestige, at
east, OF existing treaty s.ipulations, this
country will, doubtless, be pretty thoroughly
prospec'ed early iriw the coming season.
Should the anticipations of those who pro
Tess te be best informed on the subject be
realized, the accessibility Of .hese mines
from the States oy .ay Of the Sioux City
Branch of The Union Pacific X. H., and The
facility with which supplies VI provisions
aud Other articles can be obtained, viii, no
doubt. attract large ;mmi gra'on thi;her
uext year. ~ y -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11

J. s. Williams, dialogue merchant, was
on Thursday arrested in Dunleith while ut
tend ng som. business and taken to Chicago
to answer y charge Of Obtaining goods under
false prsseaces. The charge is preferred by
A. B. Meeker, n coal dealer of Chicago. MIR :.
Williams is engaged in the wood aud coal
business. @:"...
The Dubuque Times Is informed th,t Miss
Betsy Kelley. sister Of the late Tom Kelley
has disposed Of one fourth interest in the
Kelley lode, and that it has passed into the"
hands Of Bishop Henusssey for the benefit
OF his Church. The interest thus disposed
Of was really ! gift, ~ the consideration
paid was but one dollar. a#aaasas.
f Miss Nav Harris, who killed Burroughs
1t Washington : year OF TWO ago, is now
residing in Burlington, says the Argus.
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.rg-. -as ,st e.t.,-s
THE N Il w ..

The municipal election in .Coving.on'
kentucky, on the Alb, resulted in demo.
cratic victory by one thousand majority.
/, isreportsd that Gov. Swami will b.
elected u s. Senator from Maryland
S s. Cox has been offered the appoint
ment of minister to Austria, and he 10 in
Washington ca,>vassing the prospects for
90. G:mat,on.
So A hill making eight hours a legal day
work in all government workshops, passed
the Senate on the 9th without opposition.
DR.. Livingstone, the African traveller, is
alive aud we'll positive advises just received
from" Africa leaving no doubt of his safety.
The m We nent to make Gro Fl. Pendle =
ton the d,mocrn'ic candidate for Presiden.
is s+ini'g rrounl, being advocated by many
of 'he leading Gtmctraic papers of the
country.
The y idow of Sam Houston died 10 Texas
on the 5th ult., Of yellow fever.
The Montana Legislature has exempted
the fol'owin, classes from serving as jurors
Ministers, lawyers, physicians, oh,ers of the
law, editors, IDIOTS, insane parsons, aud
regularly enrolled ti,emen.
In Paris the dead are buried by a com
pany who take charge Of oil funerals. This
company includes eight hundred persons,
and 1t employs severa! hundred horses All
these horsea are either black or white.
The "p,isoners Of State" who suffered
incarceration during the rebellion have
agreed 10 meet in " York on The pa Of
February, each man to bring the written
story of his wrongs for pubioat
Two children were seized and eaten by
wolves at Saint Malachie, Canada recently.
The mother of,he child had a narrow escape
from sharing the same horrible fate The
iittle ones were in The woods, cutting branch
es Fl ON tie trees for frewood, a. the time
An Iowa editor suggests hat every u,an
be allowed to marry as many wives as are
necessary to wash, cook and keep house for
him-be has been unfortunate in procuring
servants.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
GOae Home.

Among the victims of the late terrible
railroad accident near BufIal,, New York,
was Charles Lobdell, associate editor Of ,Ai )
paper. He was on his way to spend the
holidays with bis friends and relatives a,
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Mr.. Pomeroy aud Dr. kannett of this
city, left by The afternoon tr in to fad hi s
remains if be be dead to nurse him If alive.
Poor Charlie
If tears could bring thee back if .orrow
ing hearts could restore thee to us-if those
who 1--we thee 81 w,N, by prayers could
bring thee to us, il thy many friends in this
office and out of it, who have went many
tears to-day, could wrc,t thee iiom death
the Terrible sadness how over thy fuenls
who knew thee. and loved thee 50 uel!
would soon bring thee to US
Poor Charlie Best aud brarea Of all
thy rictory Is compete house Of weeping
tel thy bravery aud worth, poor Charlie
Bearer than life !
Wal. for us in the land Of Leal-La
Crosse Democrat
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TAe A>einotl Party.

The Democratic patty, says an exchange,
is to-day granlIy victorious, while it was for
TX yeas ssp~ate4Iy It'd owe: he.mingly de-
|eai.I. What is the eXpI.n zion OF this
c,ans.?. Tie party certainly La n" pte stlse
oi ,uccesS. II has 10 appeal TO the passions
fs,hc people. |; hiss TO s"eh prospects Of
success az to attract the;seeaers after plan
lsr Why then does it succeed? ,S.mply
oecause its principles appeal to the sober
second thought aud common sense Of the
people; because its principles are those Of
veil regui. ted liberty; and because, by con-
sanity adLearing to those principles it is
now able to offer chart to guide the couu.
try amid the dangers into WHICH it has been
led by its opponents, aud whlch The people
3e il to see with their fearful results.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1868-01-11
important Railroad Bill.

Mr.. Donnelly. Of Minnesota, introduced
into congress on the 9th int bin to amend
the Union Pacific railroad act so as to ex-
tend the Sioux City branch to the bead OF
Lake Superior, and making grant OF land
TO Dakota territory for a railroad from Sioux
City, via Vermi'lion and Iankson, to Hclc-
na, Montana. This is an important bill,
and We hope it may speedily pass, and grant
such aid rs wlI secure the early completion
of tbs roads named