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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-21

The new postage stamps are
such an Improvement upon the old,
it is proposed to call them /" STAN
TOMS" on account of their tenacity
in C sticking >5@- .s.ro.' $50. =.
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e." Prentice says that If Butler is
the head Of the Republican party
and Forney the tail, he would adj.
wise the party To- shake its head
and switch, its tail. abaaa> .s>.aL
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-21

a, new drink, named "ButIer
Cocktail 'has been coneooted. You
stir it up with, q spoon, squint one
eye, drink the liquid down, and put
the spoons in your pocket.-r-[Ex.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-21

+" Sam, why am de hogs de most
intelligent folks in de world ?"
" Because dey nose cherry ting" "
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-21

stead OF now barking at them lndl-
rectly.2. ,. 49, + - - g.
.E|hl~lA AN ACT I I%}A
70 Amend and Re-enact the Thir-
ty-fourth Section Of An Act En-
titled An Act Relative to Crimi-
nal Proceedings, Approved
March IA, 1866. ,.,.... 49,. ,..4. .
Section /. Be it. enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened That
the thirty-fourth section of an act
entitled an act relative to criminal
proceedings, approved March IA,
1856, be and the same is hereby
amended and re-enacted so as to
read as follows Whenever any
person shall be accused of any
breach of the peace, crime, or
misdemeanor by the oath of one
or more credible. witnesses it shall
be the duty of the Justice of the
Peace or committing magistrate or
Judge before whom the accusation
is brought to receive the complaint
and to cause the accused to be
arrested, and if the ofense for
which the accused is SO. arrested
be one that may subject the party
to capital punishment or to impris-
onment in the penitentiary, the ac-
eused shall, when arrested, be
brought before either the, District
Judge of the district or the Parish
Judge of the parish in which the
ofense may be charged to have
been committed and to be proceed
ed on and examined according to
law, .asr. n ...m s.. ..... a.s..,..~
When the person so accused
shall have been brought before the
Justice or magistrate, if the ofense
be not punishable as stated in the
above paragraph, or the District
or Parish Judge if punishable as
stated In the above paragraph it
shall be his duty to examine on
oath such witnesses as, may APP
pear against him and to- reduce
their deposition to writing. It
shall also be his duty to receive
the voluntary declaration Of the
person accused, and the answers
which without promise or threat,
he shall make to to ii the questions
which the examining Judge or ma
gistrate shall put to- him and. to
cause them to be reduced to wri-
ting, and signed by the prisoner
in his presence and that, of, two
Witnesses, or if he can not sign to
mention that circumstance and to
certify the declaration with his
signature and that of two witnesses,
which declaration thus certified
and signed, shall be evidence be-
fore the grand and petit jury. .
After the examination shall be
thus made if it shall appear from
the testimony Of the witnesses
that breach of the peace, crime
or misdemeanor has been com
mitted by the accused, ii shall be
the duty Of the parish Judge, if
the examination has been, made
before him, to send the accused to
jail under the custody Of the sher-
i'll on constable, II the crime be-
punishable with death, and Of the
District Judge, if the examination
has been made before him, to send
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
WAsnlyGroy. D. c.. MAY %, 1868

WAsnINGToN, D. c., May 30, 1868.
GcneraEJoEPn-R. lI1wLKY,. 81 -
President National Union Republican
COHreatioR:
In formally accepting the nominal
tion of the Natianai UDion Republi-
Convention of the 2fsr of May i'll
stant, it seems proper that some
Statement Of the views beyond the
merc,aecc2tIrcc,Of, tllc1nominatioll
sliourd be Expressed.
The proceedings of the convention
were marked with wisdom. modcra-
tiOn. and patriotism. and | believe
express the feelings of the great mass
of those who susiaiDe,; the country
through its srccent trials. l 'ehdoise
their, rreJolptienT. ~ eieetcd, tothfI
office Or PrcSidchtJ OF NthcF Enited
Stares. it willhe my endeafOrto adj
minister all the laws in good faith.
with fcohcnyl anaiwithi hoHfcw Of
giving peace, quiet. aud protection
/ rvcrywhcrc. Initimts like tile pres
,lit its ippessible. Orlat,leastfpi.7
lsnently improper. TO lay down a policy
to Lc adhered 10, right or WRONG.
( through am administration of fOnr
wears. New political issues. not
fcreseen, are constantly arising; the
views, OF the public Oh old ones, aye
constantly changing. aud 4 purely
administrative UfitUFIsli0tiM always
be lett free toicxAclEe the will of the
people. Ialways have respected that
will aud always shall. .yi.ar {. %
Peace antf universal prosperity. Its
sequence. with economy of admins
! tratidis. will tighten the brEdeH) OF
taxation, While it eonstantly, reduces
The natiOna1debt. Let us have peace.
/ With great respect your obedient
= servant, L.. :. GRANT.
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Manhood: How Lost, How
..,. Restored. '.. - d


I UsT published, anew edition Of Dr. Culver
~ Wells Celebrated ESSAY on the radical
cure, without medirine) Of SpermatOr.hoea,
or Seminal Weak css, involuntary Seminal
Losses, ImRetency, also, Meutal and Elly.'ic-
nj lnrapacliy, lmpCdmepts 10 Marriage etc. !;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, Undue.
ed by self indulgence or sexual extravagancc.
Price, in sealed envelope, only & cents.
The, eGlabr9ted authof in His nlmlr,tlei
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years sllccesfiih practice, itint the anuijnS
consequences Of SET abuse may zoe radically
cured without dangerous ise Of Internal 'mie.l-
icIne Or the application Of the knife; nolDtng
out n nude df cure ut once simple, cett;iih
and eiiectuHl, by mGnslof which every sJrier-
cr, no matter what his condition NAV be, may
cure himself cheitIly, private y hnd radically
This Lecture shpuld he ~ lhu hands OF
youth md every inan IN tlIeilnnd. i'- . 70
Sent, under seal, ina PLAIN envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on tipt of SIX cents,
ar two post stamps. Also, lJr. CulyerwTll's
Marriage t;nide,' pHie y cents. Address
,, CIIAS..J G. KLINE AZ Co..
l27 Bowery, New ioik, Post-Ctllcc BOX ifs6
julyzly Tyn.tef, rT3fe1 Il
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
GENERAL j. =. JONES

GENERAL j. =. JONES
wlll aldrpss.the pgadc at Me .xrthur,
On MONDAY, OCTOBER ). 1865.
There will be 40 disappointment
about the speakers. They will both
positively be present. 0ther distin-
guished speakers have been invited,
and are expected.
1t is intended thaC this shall be the
one grand rally of the campaign, and
shall eclipse any, meeting ever before
held In Vinton county. Make your
arrangements to come. Let meetings
be held in each township, aud come
in organized.
Already q number Of the townships
are organizing aud preparing wagons,
banners and wottocs. See that your
nrighborhood Is not behind; for ar
rangcments are being made for the
BlGoE:T MEETING EVER HELD ny
NlNTON COUNTY,
and it is bound to be 4 success. Good
music
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Chrome LithOgraply.
BosToN, Aug IS, 1868.

Mr.. EDITOR Dear Str. My
attention has beencalle to an
article in the Bulletin of July
24th, in which, taking as a text
our recent rc lueiion in chrO-
mo of Eastman Johnson's
"Bayefoot boy,'2 your fne7art
critic has made certain severe,
and, in some cases, Sunmerited
structures on my chromO-litho-
graphic publications.
| ask you as a matter of sim
pie justice, and in the interest
of this new and important art,
if not to reply to your critical
remarks, at least to point ont
and correct the errors or mis-
apprehensions into which you
have. given that scholarly and
elegant stamp, which is always
sufficient to setute for any
opinion for Il time a wide and
unchallenged currency. Trf.-
Your critic opens with an un-
flattering description of Mr..
Johnson's picture in itself-en-
tirely apart from our share in
its honOrs or dishonors - and
speaks of it as a ''very humble
work of art while of the artist
he says that his "mcrits we
take to he decency, propriety,
vein of pleasantly, which will
never bring a blush to the
cheek of the young person, a
taste for little idyls worthy Of
Mrs, Sigourney, and a good
heart" Is this quite worthy Of
the Bulletins established repu-
tahon as a candid and impair
tial critic, or of Mr.. Johnsop's
worthily-won and established
fame as the greatest American
genfe painter Of our time! Has
your line-art critic never seen,
amongst the valuable creations
Of Mr.. Johnson, his "Pension
Agent" or"Lincoln at His Fire
side,' or even the "Old Kentucy
Home,p and, if SO, did lie see
nothing higher in these mas
tcrly productions than "de.
cency," ""propriety,'anda a "good
heart!7 | do not hesitate to
say that | am greatly surprised
that a cultivated writer should
not discern far higher and more
pnetical attributes than your
critic-frsI take it in;acareless
and ungdarded sentence-has
seen fit to designate as MIR.
JohnsOn'S characteristics.
Your critic is evidently quail
fled for higher work than that
Of wholesale fault-fnding.
Against true genius, like that
of Mr.. johnson, his indiscrimi-
nate censures fall harmless.
do not regard If at all nee
essary to defend MI. Johnson,s
execution. If his figures have
mo bones in them;" if when he
tries TO paint feet, he turns on
"uncooked sausages" instead
il the face of, ilis boy is "likt
that o. a loli"-T Thy then Mr
Johnson is not one Of our figure
artists which, your critic admits
that he Is. .r9qG1 lis y
But when your critic denie
that he has succeeded in. re
producing the Americqp Bare
foot Boy as Whittier conceived
him, | think ] have the right t.
call on a witness whose test
mony in the case is surely en-
titled to more weight than tha
of all the art critics in a merici
combined. Imean the poe
himself. lIr. Whittier has ex
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
NEURALGIA.

Can he paectnaily ehrsAl by Gik,bg Or. Ro.
laeh's Blood Purifier aa,i Blood Pills, and
latlling tho affected parts with Tincture ol Acor
nite.or Chloroform. i|Et
For sale at SissOR,s drug store.
;[.elrN s'.rp y i.i N ol Oh
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01

NlcRE Torches, more Fire
works, and the Finest Illumi'
nation ever Known in Near,
thur, Come! Come!! Gomez!
BounAo be The biggest and
best meeting eyer held in Vi9'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
.alNPiLEs.l,

There isTo M deine N use 50 tficgish'
as Dr. Rotaek's HloodPpufsrand Ileod Rills
for The permanent cure Of blind or hl,,dins
piles. They sfnke ut the root 9f disease,
thereby removing The capse ......
For aale at slssLn's drug store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
AYERS AGUE,CURI3.

For Fever and Agilc, Intermittent Fetsr
Ghiil Fever, Remlltcht Fever, Du, b Aruc.
Prrodlcil or RillohS Fever, Ne, and inaeri
all the affections which arise from mulAri
Gus marsh, or nio>mHtlc poisons, ~.
. Al ~ name mlhlii'S, II ,loOS CiRR, and dook
not lril. CqninnIDg neither Arsenic, guinnc,
B.SnutlE.nc .noiA j tl'rr mluct'' d. iIoiS1i :
OuS Substance v haIcN"I,i. n Nlgt l.lU.ts 900.
patient. The utlulhr and mip0itare 0f H.
cures m thr nguc districts, are literally beyond
urcdtint, iuii we bcictp without u parallel IN
thc history of Aguc medicine. nnr pride l.
.ratIfcd by the Acknowledgements We receive
of The rliral cures eti.rtcd in obstinate eases,
aud where other remedies Lad wholly fuicl. =
tnacrlnnatcd persons, either resident IN. or
travelling through nmsmdtir localities, viii be
protected hy tnSlng The RGlE Gu kE daily,
For llYEg CoNl1.NISTS arising fiOm IDipids
ity of ihp Lvcr, il j. al rXrq,cnt remedy, stlm>
illallng the Liver into hcnhhy a,ti'iiy.
Prepared ly Ir,-J g. AygitS Co, pg.Gtirai
and AnaAti,Nl Chrmi.lS, Lowell, MaS~..
= Price, $500 PEI Bottle.
/ snld.by 6. W. s>son and j. $. Strong Wri
lrthur, Ohio. WIlcnx Conner. llnmden. VIII
Is Co, Haie4kl,. aud hy dG,lcr+ onl druggists
everywhere. Nov. q Oily
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
a --------S go $------
Public Record Of the Demo
lEoratic candidate for
EEsx1E Auditor.
How the Peoples Money
was Used.
A.aa

In making these statements, and
presenting this record of Mr.. Rey-
noids MS u public officer We have no
disposition to misrepresent one Of his
acts or words, and If we'do so mis-
represent him he is invited to reply
tn rough Uurcolumns. We would not
m;Ikc these charges unless we were
positive that the evidence is incon-
troycrtible, However, our columns
areopento him at any time for amy
explanation he may desire to MAKE.
With this Introduction, we submit the
foliowhs:s --'-
'Neals0rfihd that enrysRcynolds,
as Treasurer, was allowed the sum of
500 90 at the settlement of Sep
tcmber, 1865, which we think clearly
an error, and in ,iolatiort of law or
actspassed blythe Legislature passed
April l3, lsGj."-[Onicial Report of
thGSpecial Committee Appointed by
the'Court of Common Pleas to Exam
lncsthe Books of the Auditors and
Treasures of Vinton Comfy, from
1863 to the present time. =
(Signcd) Z
;. W. PICKERING,
J.S. HAWK. Com.
ARClllBALD,NAIO1 -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01
2,j00O,OO0 Customer in Four
,u;H9 Years. '9dH 'H
PATRONIZEg THE BEST. s.,
VTI'.'TH III EIII F7'IEfEi '1FFU 'T'-TITE7"Tf We
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION ,

Having the a. gest capital, the most eKlr.
rlrnccd buyers, and extensive trade OF any
concerhinthn Dollar SIa mlsmcss,Me 70. "u
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION ~
in every instance, and alsoi the best SelecpOa.
Of goods ever offered at ONE DOLEAR EACH.
No oother cOnecrn has any shok wherever
our Agents fare selling Our motto, .'Prompt
and Reliable y Male land teintie' agents wns-
el in city aud country. i....-.E ..f,,- g.
THE LApI Es are particularly rooutstcd to
try onr popular chnbSy-tem Of sclliHgi,ll kinds
Of bryan Fancy GOols Dress Patterns, Cot
ton Cloth. 'CakiOrs, Silver Plated itiondS
Watches, Sc. Established 1861 a patent pen
fountain and q ch3eS describing an article to
be sol for dollar, mcts; ~, ,tpr 81; 10 fir si
10 for 81; l00 for so; >cnthy mail. Free pres
entS to gctIer up tTortn 50 prT'cciIt laurc
than those rent by any other concern,l accord.
ing to saZe of club. Send US II trial ciuUio or Il
not do not liul To send fora circular. I'll.
n. B.-uur sale should Nnr beorSsed with
New York dollar ieWe Try sales or bogus ',rct
Companies" as il isnoIhing oftie sorl.
lr EASTMAN, " kENDAkL,. II
G5 laEQyer street, Boston, Mass.
i@ .. apl2lm6. y '.. ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01

T. We give below the law. relating-to
the duties of TrcasurcrS:, sasi
THAT il any officer or other person
charged with the collection, receipt,
safe keeping, transfer ordisbursement
Of the public money or any part
thereof belonging TO the State, or to
any county, or township or organ
lied city or village in this State, shall
Convert to his own llSc. or to the use
of any other person ofpersohs, body
corporate, association or'party WHAT
ever, IN any ,roy 'rkdieret, Or silall use
by way of investment iii any kinlsof
security, stock, loan, property, land
or merchandise, or ip any,other man
ncr or form whatevcr,aI shah loaVh
with or without interest, to any coply
pany. corporation. association or be
dividual, or shall deposit with any
company. corporation or individual,
any portion Of the public money! 'oI
any other funds, propertys bonds. Sc
curitieS. assets or cfiect%of any Kind
received, controlled, or~fcld rby him
for safe keeping, transftrpr disburse-
Ment, or in any other wayor manner
or tor any other Purpose; orsif an!
person shall advise. aiG. or-in amy
manner participatc,in such act, every
such act shall be deemed and held IL
law to be az. embczzlemcpf Of so muel
of the said moncys,or other prepcrty
as aforesaid, as shatlfbe Illus convert
ed, used, invcsted,r loaned, deposite,
or paid out as aforesaid; which i
hereby declared to-be'a high. Grim
aud misdemeanor. aud upon mosecu
ton, trial by indictpent and ,convie
ton thereof before any r'courtOf tlii
I State having competent jurisdiction
such officer or person OF, ,persons shal
!, be sentenced to Imprisonment in tn
PenitentiaIy, and 1sept at hard labo
FOR term of ,.otslcss than ore yea
nor more than twenty -one wars. ac
feording to the magnitude Of she EN-
bezzlement, and, also. toa iineequa
to double the amount Of money Q
other property so embezzied asafore
said"
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:. W. PICKERING, J
j. $. HAWK. Com,
ARClllBALDMAIO0-J
EAGLE FrGNAcEraIarcf7, lsG5.
$4,000 Oo.~ s.

EAGLE FrGNACE47AIarcl I, 1865
$4,000 co." s.
At sight pay TO- The order Of john
Frazcc -Four Tcusand Six
Hundred Dollars, value rc-
ccivcd, aud charge to account FRA
ZEE, CUNNING Il Co. -,
To Mcssrs. Traber Il Aubcr, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. - So
Endorsed by join Frazcc and len
ry Reynolds. - --,
The above is an exact copy of' a
draft that was drtwnywhile. lla.ry
Reynolds was Treasurer, and elaidin
the County Treasury more than Il
year us cash. while In reuitysthc cash
was out on private speculation. pn-
ring the time this draft laid in the
Treasury two or more settlcments
were made, and Mr. Reynolds Dem
ocratic friends countcd ltas cash, not
-
withstanui"g 1t was no morecntiiieu
under the laws to be cOuntcdsas mon
cy than a blank piece of papcfwOuld
be. In tact we have good cause to be-
licvc that Trabcr .& Altber had mo
money in their. hands bclO0sinssto
Frazcc, Guraing i Co, and There
fore. the draft wasA worthless, and,ll-
ways would have remained Worthless
IL Melsar Nyc had not agreed TO pay
ii Us part of his contractinpurclHts-
ing the Eagle Furnace properly. "a
The interest on tIIe sumrepl escnted
by this draft, surprising tito haye
been out just one e~ye;tr,i at Zen per
cent, would be $46oi 90. Mr..
/. Reynolds friSlds acknowledge tie
transaction as here stated, but, claim
that he received no interest. Without
attempting to decide whether he did
or did not receive interest, the pep
pie were ut the Same risk Of losing
their money. and Mr.. Reynolds dVtr
as plainly described by the lazy, w;ls
violated. - e
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01

MAR 7DEMocRATs, Conserva.
tiyes, Union Men, Soldiers, Re-
publicans, come to the meet
iag, on lhe 9Th, and teach
these Radical Rebels that their
revolutionary, secession policy
finds no favor with the people
ofVmton county.
The men who gave lurioughs
to the rebel guards for shoot
ing ourslarying soldiers at An
dersonville, are nov, swinging
their hats for Seymour and
Blair.
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Tic Awards wero made in the following ordrr:
1.t-Whccler 4 wilson. ....GOLD MEDAL
jth-lloHc Machine Co......SllNER MEDAL
sth-Wced :. NJ. Go LIVER MEDAL
9th-florcnce :. NJ. Co. .....Sil.NER MEDAL
lltli--Calleheati (S.M. ).....,Si LNER N EnAL
.,2d-f' u. Howe. ......... BRONZE MEDAL
5sth-E.S. ", Co. HONORABLE MENTION
4nth- Elias Howe, jr.......0. 0..U0-UPERA'rORS
ilst-J, a. ii. \. lloufe...... ...", AIDS!
All kinds Of Double and Sinai0Threm Chain
stitch Machines were cNhIed, but not no
tire,l in ihe.awards. '''"
- The London Times, in atwo column and n
half editorial, awards the highest merit Of
, Of prsise,in illesewords: '''rhe Wnetler& * VII
Son Machine, which * ilc one hest calt lated
for household work, makes the Lock Sutch ly
,ncnns of n rotary hook" The American In.
sututc, n. Y. Reports: ''ThlS Machine make,
The Lock stitch, and ranks highest on account
Of the elasticity permapenca, beauty, and gem
eral desilabIeness .ot the stiching when done
and the wide range of its application" This
! 'rerortjTas innecordancd yrh thePreuous,r re-
l tanrtptf uttor1a % 80 .A'. AF' ~ %
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Liberal Discount to the Trade.

Artcmus NJ. Balls Heirs.
NOTICE Is h. cby given that JANE, w. HEH-
N nos Giiardian of JAMFs1 4. BALI, MARY -
BALL and tRosALLt j. BAIL has filed his ne :
counts for inspection and partial settlelnent,,
. % seventh day of October, A. y 1868 '''' '
JOSEPH KALER, ...-'
sep l; 1865 3w .., Probl.e Judge. q.
, 1868-07-21

There been ESQ hdnwbmB 1867 0H@ sin hnm and Bmp
TIL weekly average of dBw em ChmhmNed WMdm FwdrkNdG
AmdOH there Wm1 1925 open am&
$@asM mm BIS D@mbr 1@7n $uI@ 81 Mg@ each m increase -
m34D@mPrB 1867 91@98 EtDomb@1 1866 to 1857 II md@ at December 1867 n@n A. consequently has
mmmBdT@42 #
mMeapM now remembers viz 50 Untmtdm lands eli FrdTBed
F@he Bmdd Tmh@
ST. x @ MhB 1865 GEO BHAGEN
, 1868-07-21
749 deposits of 20 cents each.

18th the last 1T will be seen that in 1867 there we're 1895 depostos more than in 1866.
Sc new depostors, say 172 in Chrstansted and "a in FredeMsted, viz:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-12
RIVER NEWS.
NoRrHEK LINZ.

NORTHERN LINZ.
The Dubuque leaves Port Byron for S..
Paul tomorrow merning.
The Canada leaves same psint fer 81.
Paul on Wednesday morning.
The james Means leaves for 81 LOUIS
tomorrow forenoon.
Tho Ksi.hsburg 10 The regular packet for
keokuk tomorrow morning st 7 o'clock.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
The Annie johnson leaves Savanna for
st. Paul tomorrow morning.
The War Eagle leaves same point for st.
Paul on Wednesday.
The Addie johnson is the regular packet
for St. Louis tomorrow morning at Z
o'clock.
NlscELLANgoUs.
The river 1t this point 10 stationary.
Beth lines are doisg . good business, both
in travel and freight.
The cargo of tbs steamer George d. Pal.
mer, Of the White Collar Line, recently
sunk by striking the piers Of The Quincy
bridge, consisting Of 1000 sacks Of corn,
700 barrels -four, 700 pigs lead. and other
freight, and nearly al will prove total
loss.
The Sucker State met With an accident on
her last trip up from St. Louis. When
sixteen miles above taat place she encounl.
cred srss which tore away her larboartl
guard clean to the hull. ~ far back as the
wsssr wheel bsam, where it broke ofF. The
BLACKSMITH shop and pastry room we're
cleaned out, but the hull was not damaged
chss. Prees. roustabout, is missing. and
supposed to de drowned.
The State Register says that Gen B.,
ksr has audited and allowed Cos claims al
msmbsrs Of the Sd and Sd Iowa Infantry.
for the gray suit" under the laws Of 1866
and 1868, and 126 claims Of tie LIST low,
Cavalry, under the laws Of 1858. He has
completed tho return Of 10000 stands oi
arms to the United States. The arms havs
been collected from companies and indivitl.
uals from Almost every county in tho Stat.,,
but mostly from the southern and western
tiers d eeuttes.