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Of Customhouse and Royal streets, was yesterday
examined and sent before the First District Court
for trial.
Mr.. Boudro, who is charged with causing the
death of the infant child of Mrs. Ludewiok, by
culpable csrelessness in shooting Monte CrIsto
rife, and who was ont on bail IN the sum OF $1,000,
was yesterday rearrested, at the instance Of the
attorney general, who advised the recorder that
the bail should be fixed at Q larger amount. The
recorder set it at $4,000, and when We left the
court room, in the afternoon, Mr.. Boudro was still
in custody, being unable to furnish the requisite
security.
VIM. Smith, charged with the larceny of . silver
watch, the property of Lizzie Hopkins. coloreds
was committed for trial befo the criminal court.
The same disposition was made of the case Of
Turned Shelly, colored, accused Of felonously re-
ceving four large bronze chandeliers, stolen from
vacant dwelling No. 81 Rampant street, the
property of Mr.. L. Heric.
John Brennan, charged with forcibly taking
from James Davis, residing at 337 Old Levee
street, in the Baltimore, on Sunday night the 10th
ult. seveDty-fve dollars In money, silver watch.
gold chain and meerschaum pipe, was sent be-
fore the District Court, to be tried for robbery.
VIM. Patterson and Henry Colare, both colored,
were also committed, to be tried on charge Of
breaking into the house of Mr.. Herick. and steal
ing the chandeliers, which Turner Shelly is &C.
cused Of ieloniousiy receivings and which are
valued ct $500.
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FROM wAuKEeAN, Ill.


WAuKEeAS. ILL. April 9.-Prevous to the dis
covery of the burning steamer, of this place this
morning, heavy explosion was heard upon the
lake, from the direction in which she was first
seen and il is supposed that the fire originated
from boiler explosion. When seen she was en-
veloped In flames, and appeared to be drifting at
the mercy Of the waves which were running high,
the wind blowing q gale from the northeast at
the time. Her upper works have been entirely
consumed by fire and her hull is now drifting to-
ward shore In the direction of Lake Forrest. A
sail vessel remained in the vicinity of the burning
steamer two bours, and then started toward
Chicago. IL has been sscertained from Milwaukee
that there were between thirty and forty passen-
gers on board. 5
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April s.--The largest runs made In
the billiard match last night, were: Foster l07,
l26. l22. 26s HcDevitt IA. 293, 242. On the
nineteenth inning the balls were nearly all to.
gether at the lower left hand corner. McDevitt
caromine upon one, struck the cushion and appar-
entity passed between the other two. He ap-
peared to think 50, as be turned away y nom 1.-The me
was made; Fosters umpire claiming the oppo-
site. The referee was called on for bis decision,
which was given in favor of McDevitt. Upon
this Foster put on his coat and left the room. and
did not return. Calls were made for the decision
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Deei.ion.

MoSTGoNERr, April 9.AClose estimates show
that there is DO cotton in the State, except in
warehouses. In Montgomery warehouses about
$500 bales.
Another heavy frost last night. Vegetation
injured. fa
Political pulse quiet
An important decision has been rendered by
Judge Arlington, of the Circuit Court. The case
arose from the following facts: In 1862 the State
of Alabama advanced s250.000 In State bonds for
the purpose OF enabling company to build an
arsenal and 10 manufacture arms; but as the pur-
pose of the State was to arm Confederate soldiers
The contract was held TO be null and void. The
suit was brought in the name Of the governor.
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INDIAN scoUT NEAR CAMP wILsoS.-From q
private letter from gentleman OF this ci.y, now
at Camp Wilson, addressed to his family, we are
permitted to copy the following extract In rela-
lion to the results of an Indian scout: (" The
nd ~ Cant cSsxsv - sHs no ,Ss
9Th Of March. On the third day out they came
up with party of about twenty-five Indians.
The Indians Immediately commenced firing on the
scouting party, but to their sorrow. Our party
arrows, shields, and other paraphernala-no
knowing how many Indians were wounded. Three
of our men were wounded. The Indians we're in
camp about fifty miles from this place, and
seemed to be the nucleus Of thieving and muir
through the settlements. II is hoped this may
teach the numbering thieves q salutary lesson.
Among the killed were two negroes and one
Mexican. Both the negroes had unhealed wounds
upon them."-fsan Antonio Herald, 30th ult.
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RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBURG, April 9.-Passed up: Belle Lee at
M, Henry Ames at IL. and Olive Branch at
IL A NJ. Passed down: Alice ID. at IL NJ, Dexter
at 2P.M. River rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-River stationary with
seven feet six inches in the canal. About three
nches of snow fell this morning, and heavy and
incessant rain subsequently sci In which promises
to continue for some time.
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CREW RAcEs.-The an-
nual spring race between the Oxford and Cam
bridge University crews took place on the 4th,
over the usual course on the river Thames. The
crews were in fine condition. and the contest was
close throughout, but by strenuous efforts on the
last mile the Oxford gradually forged ahead and
most uproarious cheers of the thousands who
lined the banks and crowded the decks OF innu.
merable river crafts. The Prince and Princess Of
Wales were lpresent, with many other disfin-
guished personsges. The distance pulled was
four miles, which was accomplished BY the VIC
torious 0xfords in twenty minutes.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April 9-l0 A. M.-Barome-
ter 30:l0. Wind southeast, fresh.
Arrived: Steamship Josephine, Lockwood mas
ter. merchandise and passengers, to G. A. Whit
ney & Co.; brig Senorits, Linden master, Rio fifty
days, coffee, to Lamotte.
Sailed Steamships Alice and Austin.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April 9.-BHometer 80.
Wind southeast, light. Arrived, steamship Guy
anne, Ofest, master, from Havana, merchandise
and passengers to v. Perrilliat B Co. No depart
ures.
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FROM AuesurA. GA

Republican Mas Meeting : The Georgia
Medical Association.
AUGUSTA. April 9.-The Republican mass meet
ing held today was composed mostly Of negroes.
Several addresses were deliverd and the speakers
nominated candidates for county officers.
The Georgia Medical Association has been in
session here for two days. They have appointed
delegates to the national convention.
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FROM JACKSON.

The Convention.
JACKSON, April 9.-The convention occupied
the day in the discussion of the franchise bill with
no progress. s.a-..
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NUMBER 2o4.


AZ T.ouia
Coz, II, svmntoms bave been discovered near
I.vnchburu Va
Mi,s ssIlv Je,f cs,ebvafed her 1o2d birthday
snpdsv vsst - El;y.b.th. MI.
Gen. Haucosk dued with Secretary Seward tho
other evening
Chicago Il selIcted At finding its lake tunnel
vstsr muddv since the opepino Of sprine.
The western gold d3lda are expected 70 yisld
ss7 ono 600 tbis wear.
Col. f. d. Bingham. president Boston Metro
politan Railroad. died on the 9Th inst.
4 ssvere gals and snov ,torm prevailed all dsv
on The 7th At Portland.
About nine inches of snow fell In Concord. M.
n. on the 7th.
The people Of Pressure Isle are rejoicing over
their first church ber.-
Gen. Grant has issued general order for the
cultivation Of a vegetable garden at military posts
for the use Of the army.
The Second Evangelical Lutheran Church In
Syracuse. N. Y, burned on the 7th Loss SIS 600;
insured for $4,000.
The number Of schools in Washington Is ls and
in Georgetown 8. with total Of 1887 pupils
There are IA night schools with 5000 scholars.
1t is stated that the inner edge Of the gulf
stream in latitude $500, has shifted one hundred
miles east OF It's former pC8iuons Is ~
Hon. Alonzo @. Paige, for nearly half century
prominent Democratic politician 10 New York,
died at his residence, in Schenectady, recently.
few dsyssgo vessel arrived in New York.
from Liverpool, having hirty-two professional
pickpockets on board.
The Hon. James Parker, wen known citizen
OF Perth Ampoy' wnere ne mad hved over ~
years. died on the lst inst IN tne sStn year OF ms
age.
In nre 81 Deuon on tne o'n' tne 'ota' loss was
suz 600. Inc heaviest sufferers are n. r. bs'o-
WIN Co., so'Voo' insurance sos'ooo; W. d. Seis
Co., sSooVo' insurance si'VU'
FOSTER Day q fra''s sus" 'sc'ofy, % frank
nn' MASS was burned oy an inceno'sfy on INC
o'.' sss ' ,sve'
o.r ~ sA.P'o c... -. cp
Ane ..',a s'A - 'I-s 1~".,,,"ss v.s. 49, -
M ai'0io ~ INV i"'o''so'o'1 oA ''o f'"~
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BY an advertisement published elsewhere this
morning, it will be seen that the New Orleans.
jackson and Great Northern Railroad and the
Mississippi Central Railroad have reduced their
fare. Tickets to New York are sold for SIS.
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A NEW PRoczss.-" stigmatype" is new plan,
just tried in Boston, for printing pictures from
movable types. The new volume Of the Annual
Of Scientific Discovery has an illustrated page
giving view Of the old Adams homestead at
Quincy, Mass. This is claimed asa Boston inven-
ton, but a German almost simultaneously pub
lished similar discovery. The object aimed at
by both Is to produce pictorial effects By Of
movable types, bearing upon their faces different
devices which in combination produce curious re-
suits. The Annual" says that the Boston inven.
tor conceived the idea Of producing by the use of
type substantially the effects ordinarily obtained
BY line eDgraviDgs; and, after considerable study
determined upon the use Of fourteen different faces
or characters.
The first effort Of the German application Of
this plan Is due 70 one Fasol. printer Of Vienna.
who, curing the past year, has produced, with
movable types. pictures Of great beauty. The
art. praeticed BY him, is called "Stigmatype,v -
from the fact that he uses only the full point Of
different sizes, cast upon the same body. The
effect is produced by the difference in shade sc-
cording to the proximity OF the full points.
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The best way TO economise in these hard times,
is to buy Grover Baker sewing machine, and
do your own work.
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IMPuDEScE REBuKED--Here is an anecdote of
one of the last bdls de roperd In Paris. Before
the principal entrance stood group OF men chat
ting. laughing aud criticizing the masked couples
as they arrived. Two black dominoeF, very eIe-
ganfly dressed, walked up the steps, the lady
hmpiDg and saying: " Charles, do let Us go back !;
car not walk; can not even stand.n One Of
the observers of the scene remarked: That's
what comes Of putting big foot into little
sboe.r The lady turned and looked stthe speaker {,
called him by name rebuked him for hisymperu
nence, and vowed she would not return. Inc
next day the impudent man received package,
aud on opening it found tiny slipper win
g paper attached, bearing this note Behold
sir, in what the big foot. which you have not seen:
would have been very comfortable last evening y
fool of ccachman had not trodden upon II, and
crushed It with his brutal heel. II yon can nno
IN Paris another foot that can go up and down uve
fights In this slipper, will acknowledge that my
nose Is . foot long, and my foot - big q
king's.n
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FROM HARTFORD, CONN.

Fnglish's Majority.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April o. Collected returns
give English majority of 1885.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Death of = Commodore

CHARLESTON, April 9.-Commodore Prentice. u.
8. NJ, died on the South Carolina Railroad yester-
day.
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ASK FOR HxLxsoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BucHu.
tAaGts ( MANUFACTURING cHtMIsT IN THE w0aLO'

lam acquainted With II. T. Hslmbold; he occupied the
drug opposite residence and was successful in con-
uctn the where others had not been equally be
fore him. f4vOraby impressed with his chaac
ter and enterprise
WIN. wEIGHTNAN, (6rm Of Powers 4 weishtmsnJ
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, PhiladelphiA
The proprietor induced 70 nske this statement
om that mis- remedies although advertised, are
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FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,

20 Medical Properties contained In Dispsnsstoy Of the
United sssss Of which the following is correct copy:
"BUCHU-Its odor is strong. difusive, and somewhat
aronsc ts taste bitssh and analogous to that Of mint
II given chiefly complaints Of the Urinary Organs such
Is Grsvs Chronic cstsr Of the Bladder morbid irritation
of Bladder and Ureha diseases Of she Prorate and
Retention Incontnence Of Urine from soss Of tone in
the parts concerned in its evacuation II has also been
recommended in Dyspspa Chronic Rheumatism cutansous
Affections and Dropsy."
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
See Professor Dsweess valuable works on Practice of
See remarks made by the celebrated DIR. Physc of
Phlsdslphia-
See any and all Standard Works Medicine.
fDr Krrrn Of over thirty years. experience
and graduate the jefferson Medical College and OF the
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
ME- H. I. HxLxBoLp:
DEAR sm-In regard to the question asked as to my
opinion about BuCHU would say that have used and
cold the article various forms for the past thirty
do not think there any form preparation Of Il have
used be used in the various diseases where such
incdicaie agent would be indicated.
You are well mysslf that Il has been exte
svey employed the various diseases Of the bladder and
Kidneys and the reputation has acquired IN my
Is swauanted by the facta - ss
have seen and used. before stated every form OF
BUCHU-the the simple decoction. tncture
fluid extracts; and coznissnt Of preparation
CT that plant equal yours Eighteen exper
ienee ought hi give the right to judge Of its
inertia without prejudice psrtiality give yours pre-
eedence over sl Others
value your Buchu for its effects patients. have
cured with IT. and cured with IT, diseases Of the
bladder and eys Ihave cured with other
Buchu or any shsr proprietary ecmpo und Of Whatever
name. Respectfully yours. etc,
GEO. II. KEysER N. D.,
fftf 40 Wood street. Pi'tsburg, Pa
August II. 1865
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He1mbOIGs BuchM.
4t4fs )Rb EHa@
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
-,s.-
DIABETEs.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK, OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF srHEs KIDNEYS. Ca
rARRH OF 3HE BLADDER. STRAIN
curry OR PAINFUL URINArING.
For bess diseases is truly sovereign remedy
rpch be sid in its praise single dose has besn
known TO relieve the urgent symptoms.
you troubled with that distressing pain IN the small Of
the and through the hips, teaspooufu day Of
HELMBoLD's BUcHU win relieve you
PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.
make no secret Of ingredients HELMBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BUCBU composed OF Buehu, cubebs and Juniper
Berries selected with great prepared In vacuo and
acsordng to rules of 1885, - .1,ss. vi. ,fr
40 - ~ .,..-i ta--
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as she most valuable
Diuretcs Afforded.
A DIURET1O
is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON Tue KIDNEYS
HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
ar ACTS GENTLY.
ieasant and odor free from all injurious proper
des, and Immediate in las sctioA- rsr.tir ffe
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
And knowing the intelligent refrain from using anything
pertaining to Quackey the Ptent Medicine srder-uost
of by self styled Doctors who are too
ignorant 70 read thyscIans simplest prescription, much
less competent prerars Pnarmac uiical preparations
These parties resort various Of escting sales such
s copying parts Advertisements Of popular remedies and
,cnshing with certitcates- 4T.l F.
Ybe Science Of Medicine stands SIMPLE. PURE AND
MAJESTIC having fact basis. induction for lie pillar
truth alone fer its capital
a WORD OF CAuTrON.
Health is most Important; and the afflicted should
an advertised nedcins remedy, unless s contents
or ingredients others besides the manufacturer
or until they are satisfied Of qualifications Of the party
erering.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
FLUID ExTRScr BUCHU.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
1sssblishsd upwards of Eighteen Years.
PREPARED BY H. t. HELMBoLD.
Principal Depot..
aIlMBulDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
so4 broadway. New York.
AND HELMBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
1o4 seush Te.th Street, philadelphia, Pa.
PRICE 81 IS PER BOTTLE. Oh SIX FOR 50 So
soldby I'll Druggists
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iessant in taste and odor free from all injurous
ties and immediate in las sctioA- r.el 81
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l1ron the Federalist. ]

In q government where numerous
and extensive perrogatives are plac ID
in hands Of an hereditary monarch,
tho executive department. is very
Justly regarded as the source Of dan
ger, and watched with all the jeal-
ousy which zeal for liberty ought to
inspire. In a democracy, where a
multitude Of people exercise in per-
son tho legislative functions, and are
continually exposed by their inca-
pacity for regular deliberation and
concerted measures to the ambitious
intrigues of their executive magis-
trates. tyranny may well be apprc-
hended. on some favorab bic emcrgen-
cy to start up in tho same quarter.
But in . representative republic.
where the executive magistracy is
carefully limited both in the extent
and duration ofits power. and where
the legislative power is exercised BY
IN assembly which is inspired BY !
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

N. M. Jones.
Pianos, Organs, Aelodeons
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
And General Musical Merchandise.
The american Organ is the Beet.
Voeal and Instrumental distraction Given.
TUNING REPAIRING.
An Instruments are fully, warranted and
kept repaired and tuned for two years.
NcGREGoR, Iowa.
3ov71 June I, 1865.
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HEALING POOL,
AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
the ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES
which destroy the manly powers, and Gre.
ate impediments to MARRlAG =, with sure
means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopes, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J.
SKlLLEN HOU0HTON, Howard Associ-
alton, Philadelphia Pa. Cows
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A scholar undcr examination in
Psalms, on being asked, what il
tho pestilence that wAlketh 10 dark
ness?" he answered; bed bugs"
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u HUBBARD = Co. ~
Iaa DnALBAs IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 6ilver-wars.
Pianoes, Melodeons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &c., 30.
MAIN sTREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK. !.
MCGregOr, -. Iowa.
sT} tf.g BRA nl3.,
Mlss LAURA WEBSTER.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEAcHER. !,
win give lessons on the Piano Forte Or
NslodcOn. 3a i'f aoAAf nS3S
01sCo -------s OWA. sss
2sst hafN I
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For Sale or Exchange.

EvOUR hundred and twenty acres Of
e good farming land, in Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters of : mile from
Brownville. Also house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Go. Iowa. t.f
Apply to H. A. Goodrich, q oi6ee Of
Goodrich 4 Mead, Cresco, lows. n86
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t. w. LEE,

MFRS. T. w. LEE, ae4
4 Having had many years experience as .
teacher Of music in the first class Semina-
ries of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready to give instruction upon
the + ~ III =. <@#& : : d.
Piano, Organ o. HelCdson.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
d References, Prof. g. F RooT,
Chicago; HERR OTTO Fox, Brooklyn;
JAMES WHITNEY and E. H. FRosr, Boston.
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|MA'o''0' 'oa ,s "
New Oregon Lodge No. $50
Of F. and A. M. hold their regular COM
munications Tuesday on or before the full
Moon Of each month. Visiting brethern
In good standing are invited to attend.
h MN. MOON W. NJ.
8Sv61 VIZ. II PATrBRsox, 6ecty.
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Masonic.

4 Relief Lodge, No. III.
Of r. and A. NJ. hold their regular COM
munications Saturday on or before the full
Moon Of each month, At their Hall in Rice
vile, Mitchell Co. Iowa. t or !-ff
NATHANIEL W. Moss, W. NJ.
S3v8) VIZ. C. Moss, Secty.
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"ILLlAM EDWARDS,
Would respectfully announce that hs is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING 4 REPAIRING WAGONS,
As Crssco, Iowa, and oil work Of his trade.
Plows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash. p
FIVE TOOTHED CULTIvATORS, &c.
~ Shop south Of the Empire House.
Cresco, April -, 1857. 2Stf.
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TOHN MCNAMARA, 7sst,
BLACKSMITH.

OPPOSITE THE BRICK BLOCK, cAEscO.
VIII give prompt attention 70 horse sboeing
and al kinds Of blacksmithing.
6atisfaction guaranteed IN al cases, both
. 70 work ard prices.
<fvorS. s lSl2s
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26

An Powers Of Attorney heretofore granted bv
me are this day revoked.
JOS. D. WINTERS.
CAzxoa City, Mar 9Th, 1865. 3w