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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-29
ESTANLEY'S

| %tESTANLEY'S
EI0RrssxT1I ANNUAL CIR sALEt
One hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars worth Of valuable 6rst-claas. prop
ertyto bs distributed to ticket holders.
Al E$l25, 900, OOi
ESPERSON'S BRICK BLOCK
- ron POUR DoLLARsl IN
NE nos. .os...ss, ana o.ly ssss.ia. a,lrss.s,.
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GRANDCONCE RTAT POMERDYS
OPERA HOUSE LII CROSSE,
Il IA JULY4, 1868. A.fi'H
Tickets 81, admitting the holder to
Grand Concert, and distribution Of $l25,
.rTggEgF 600 Cash value Gifts. psgyT
Zi. FOUR GIFTS OF Sc, 900 EACH!s
Beug four frst class business stores and Offices, to.
gcther With the grounds comprising the vAlusbs and
Il the choicest business locations Q. pesri s.;
Lacrosse.
ONE GIFT OF FIVE THOUSAND DoLLkks.
Beiuy the well-known TIrr FAM, together With
good frame dwelling barz, out-houses, &c, only
three miles from La Crosse all under high state Of
cultivation. ~. E'.F II -
Also, the finest assortment, II Pianos, Organs, Sew
ing machines, nne gold and silver watches,
Elegant TEA sets and genuine diamond
goods ever eCercd to the public togeth.
er with q large amount Of other fine
.rAF1fr. goods ct cash value. 2 fis.Fg r.
$ls5,ooo Worth Of property!
$I25, 900 Tickets at One Dollar Each!
10000 Gifts, and every Article Valuable
AoESTs wAErEo--In every city, town and village
In the United States, to whom great Inducements
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

A TRIBUNE ATLANTA SPECIAL says the Re-
publicans have made clean sw eep, electing
their Governor and majority N the Senate
and lower branch of the Legislature, and four
out Of seven Congressmen. Over iOrty-fuur
thousand white men voted the Republican
ticket, and over fifteen Thousand black men
voted the Democratic ticket
A New YoRK EXCHANGE says th-t the first
victim OF the new law for the suppression Of
obscene literature will be the La Crosse Dem
heads everywhere.
NALANDIGHAM'S pap'!r says in regard to the
coming Presidential campaign: "But Of one
thing, in our deliberAtive judgment and deep
conviction, all cOnce rncd may rest assured
and therefore eastern Conservatives and War
Democrats, and their allies in the West may
take notice of 1t aud govern themselves AZ.
cordingly. No platior IN or candidate will or
can carry Ohio, or any western oil border State
that Is committed, openly or tacitly, to the
prescription OF the sagaeious, gallant, and
truly patriotic men who refused to support
the late civil war, with all its evil and bitter
fruit accommodating now every day. Let the
Captain Cuttles Of war Democracy and Con.
seryatism make = note OF It,"
THE World calls Mr. Boutwell's speech I'm.
parchment on stills" The Chicago Post says
1t will have to designate Nelson's effort as
Presidential Defence on All Fours."
A PASATIC hard-shell inslsts that the Liblc
commands the removal OF Andy, because 1t
says. AZ thine II offend thee, pluck 1t out"
AGEoROIA negro walked eighteen miles to
vote the Democratic ticket.
NEW ORLEANS paper estimates the Re-
publican majority in Louisiana At twenty
thousand, 1t thinks that more than two
thirds OF the members of the Legislature are
Republican. Probably four Republican mem
beIs OF Congress are elected, and Col Tones
will doubtless contest the seat of col. Mann,
formerly Of Gorhsm, Maine.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

L"eFc tre some correspondents vi proVin-
,lal newspapers In Washington, who make
II business to deal with members OF Congress
and grave and distinguished Senators as
though they knew all about them, aud were
ewing correct poTtfaiturcs OF the men whom
they essay to describe, instead of mere bonn
bAst and hctiOn, which every man In Washing
ton aud every one in the places OF residence OF
these men knows to be 4 mere caricature and
hold Misrepresentation. This sort of thing Is
n many instances cleverly gotten up, reads
well, and helps to sell the paper in which II
appears, which is the principal object with the
Publisher, and enables him to pay literally
the writer who draws upon his Imagination
for the warp and wool Oi his wordy aud nip.
pant descriptions Of men who are no more like
what the correspondent paints than, to use a
homeiy comparison, chalk is like cheese We
give below a specimen OF this sort OF CORE.
.pondence, which we hnd in the Cleveland
L,GL,r. This may he called fue writing, and
II will doubtless please, but in being examined
In the light OF truth, 1t Is about rs accurate as
n would be Of u description OF the Inhabitants
Of the moon. The writer speaks :thus of GER
tain senators:
Morton, OF Indiana, for example, Is like
Cromwell, dark and religious, and Mt to wear
haII-HfmoF, tOnkling is poniatumed Royal
ls'r little Ike Lord Bacon, n little like ]. T..
stuart, and \ good deal frozen, Reyerdy
Johnson looks Ike the Emperor Titus after
4Ianer when he had got too lat Tor lighting.
Howard, wIth his glasses on, is something like
DOgOerty and something like u dissenting
bishop, DOOlIttle looks like u Ihracisn Glad.
htOr' brought up among bulls and feuds, where
they have no SCISSORS to cut ones hair. fes.
sealcH Ia like Lord John Russell,pure English.
man, with more Norman blood than simple
itI'h Upton is Praise iiOd BsrebOues. Stew.
AT u Nevada, Is = Flemish painter in love,
w!th nAEcn hair and beard. Sprague looks
Ike An intellectual chess player, stud wing u
h.uEe. Mr.. Wade looks like a blasted peak.
M, b4sEtlrw is half fox and halt ferret
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
THE OCEAN RACE.

The Asseverations OF Mr. Cunard to the con.
'.afy notwithstanding, IT Is now known that
;here has been a race across the ocean between
the steamships City OF Paris and the Cuba.
The City OF Paris belongs to the 1nman line,
and the Cuba 10 one Of the Cunarders. The
sable has Informed US on this side Of the At.
laut!c that the city Ct Paris reached Liver
POOL at . o'clock, a. IN, on Tuesday, 2sth Of
April, and the Cuba at l:lo O'Clock, q. IN. on
wednesday goth. The Cuba was detained 6s
minutes In getting away from the harbor Of
New York Allowing for this, still the City
Of Paris beat her competitor 20 hours and 10
a.autes. and this to the passengers was equiv.
silent 10 one full day.
Il will be seen that the City of Paris occu.
laci days hours and 50 minutes, and the
cuba 10 days . hours and minutes The prob.
abilities are that Mr.. Cuuard, being aware
that such would be the result, denied that
there was races but the public, under all tho
circumstances, have right to make up the
judgment, and are correct In coming TO the
conclusion that there has been a race between
these rival lines.
The achievement Of THIS victory on the part
Of this superior vessel, will go far to make her
= fAvoFIte with the public: snd 1t establishes
the fact, that the 1nmsn line manifest more
enterprise, thati its steamships are vessels of
better qualities, and that they are better man
aged aud have officers OF more skill than can
be said to appertain TO the Cunarders.
The lnman line is fast gaining In public ia.
vor, and this exhibition of enterprise VIII do
much 10 advance the interests OF the company,
both In this country and in Europe. The sue.
cess OF the lamar line Is now fixed fact, and
1t is bound to grow In public favor.
We DO not say these things because we wish
TO encourage ocean racing; far from 1t. We do
not desire to see the day, when the practice OF
ocean racing shall have been adopted as a rule.
such custom must be frowned upon by
all. AS It would be sure TO lead to disastrous
aud chltmitous results, It is gratifying, how
ever, 10 know that st length the Cunard line
which has assumed to monOpoliEe, by means Of
It's large subsidies from the English govern.
ment, the entire business Of the trans atlantic
travel has met check. HencefOrth other
lines may compete with this plethorlc corpots.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
Sent 10 the Dry Tortugas.

SELMA, ALA, May 4.-on the Ith Of March
some young men of Eutaw, Green county, took
part In a difficulty between man named Hill,
OF Infamous character, and a Mr. Pettigrew,
growing out Of dspredations by him upon the
property OF Pettlgrew, 10 which Hill was
roughly treated but not seriously hurt. These
young men were arrested By the military
authorities and tried before a military com.
mission In this city.
The finding OF the court and the action Of
General Meade thereon, have just been made
public. Four OF the accused, who have been
10 close confinement since the trial. were
found not guilty, and released. VIM. Petit
grew, Thomas Roberts and James Steel were
sentenced to hard labor at the Dry Tortugas
for three years. Frank Murphy, Hugh White.
John Gallery and Samuel Shayhon were SEN
fenced TO hard labor for one year. The pris-
oners, hand-cuffed, left this evening,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
From chmond-Political Amirs-
The Trial Of Jefferson Davis.

RICHMOND, May +.-George Cahoon, I. s..
Commissioner, was to-day appointed Mayor OF
this city, vice Joseph Mayo removed.
The counsel on both sldes Of the Davis case.
with the consent OF Judge Underwood, have
agreed on June I'd for the trial, and Judge
Chase has been telegraphed for his assent.
Many delegates to the Republican and Con
servative State Conventions, which meet hero
on Wednesday and Thursday, have arrived.
1t Is the general belief that Gov. Wells will
get the Republican nomination for Governor
u, Johnson Barbour, Col. Withers, and John
$. Millson are spoken of for the Conservative
nomination.
Hunnicutt, this evening, at meeting in the
Park, denounced Wells and his "wholc crew
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From BaItimore-An AFFAIR of Honor
and no blood SpiIt.

BALTIMORE May "A duel was fought four
miles from this city, yesterday, between par
ties from Washington, ian dHdche ofthe prus
sian legation and a generally One shot was
interchanged, when the affair was amicably
adjusted. Neither Of the parties was hurt.
The affair was kept very quiet
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
BALTIMORE, May A duel was fought
yesterday near Mount de Sales convent, be-
tween Count De Lottum, OF the Prussian Le-
cation, and General A. Gallatin Lawrence. Of
Rhode Island. Baron Kusserow, also Of the
Prussian Legation, was second OF the former,
and L. J. Slidell, Of New.Iork, of the latter
one shot only was fred, the Count shoot
ing high at the word. Gen. Lawrence from
some cause did not FIRE. Satisfactory exrlana-
tions then ensued, and the parties returned
Immediately to Warrington. The dificulty
is said to have originated at a party in Wash.
ington, where General Lawrence, acting under
misapprehension, resented a remark Of the
Counts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

There wts larger crowd in the Senate CAaE.
Ter and also IN the galleries, yesterday, than
there has h'rn for several days; Indeed 1t was
impossible 10 get tickets from any source in
the morning. anI many persons were therefore
Disappointed.
Their" was no preliminary business on the
opening Of the court, and Mr.. Bingham pro.
seeded - once with his argument. He made,
D." i"c Judgment Of all, many telling points
II AZ s42po.ci sui hoped tina, Ac viii hnlsh
TO-DAY
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

IhL LtTE-r INTELLIGENCE from Mexico
slows affairs to be in anything but peaceful
aud prosperous condition. At Mszatlau, in
the dis1liected province Of Sinalos, in which
pat there are many merchants, mostly for.
c'Iner-, upon whom the Governor has called
Tor = loan Of SO OJOr and General Corona has
"r"Ahicl tlOJOJo. To these demands the
""irAAnts have been obliged TO submit. A
country must be in sorry condition when 1t
- driven to such straits, Poor Mexico, we
tear wan never be able to conquer her insur-
gent foe.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
Serious Termination of u Walking
Match.

New YoRK, May 4.-The walking match Of
Geo. Teplcy, English pedestrian, TO accomplish
nifty miles in ten hours, terminated by Tcplcy
falling in a 1T when on the forty-third mil"
with one hour and forty minutes to spare.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

ST. LouIs, May THE steamer Arabian
bound to Fort Benton, sunk opposite Atchl-
son, Kansas, this morning. She will probably
be a total loss; but the amount is not .sccr-
tanned. No lives lost.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

IlL BosI"N Tsrsicr is responsible for The
following
"A gentleman who Tor several years had Ie.
AIDED IN the suburbs Of this city, had succeeded
IN gathering quite a collection OF ancient
coins. About a year ago he moved into town,
and placing ms treasure In a box, deposited
them In closet. Not long since he had occs-
sion TO go to his coin box and very much to
his surprise found 1t empty. Upon appealing
to his wife for an explanation, he learned hat
she, not knowln Ing their value, had been cult.
waiting her taste Tor music by be-tOwlng them
literally upon Organ'grlnders,"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

TnE loyal soldiers and sailors OF Wisconsin
VIII hold their State convention May 10, in
Milwaukee, for the appointment Of delegates
tiun to meet In Chicago, May ~. A cOnyen-
ton Of the soldiers and sailors was recently
held Ia Nebraska city to elect delegates to the
conventions the resolutions indOrse General
Grant for President, and senator fhsyer for
Nile President.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

v" VT -" We have received from John
/ LIS. music publishers, No. 30 Prnnsylya-
hItATenue, Jennie Dear" song, duett or
rh"rIs. poetry HUi music by j. Il. Salisbury;
Hui 90 ;. Grant IS the Man" written aud
a'?ted 10 = popular melody -. campaign
49, " J { I
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Georgetown Advertisements.
"IIlDRArLIC CEMENT. "

CEMENT"
Just received from tho celebrated "Round Ton
Cement Mills, and will continue In regular sup
ply for sale. '
ALSO,
From a." Green SI,ring aud Autetam Furnaces, No
! aud Ne. 2PlG-Il.ON
For sal" by GEORGE WATERS
IS lligh street and Canal,
GEORGETOWN, u. 4.
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Information has been received At this De-
partment from Mr.. Julius StahcI, the Consul
Ofthe United states At kInasswa, Japan, Of
The death, By drowning on the 22d Of January,
,s.s At sea, OF William Bolkcns, alias Hugo
Wolf, seaman, belonging 10 the American
argue " Pclguin.'
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Crazy woman Fatally wousded.

MEMPHIS, May A crazy woman narach
Ann Joyce was shot and fatally wounded last
night by A. Montague, residing in Commerce
street, who hearing her at his back door, mis-
took her for burglars.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
Terrible Tornado In Chic,ro

CHICAGO, May AT Chicago, Illinois, near
Galesburg, fourteen houses were blown down
by a tornado yesterday. Two churches were
unroofed, four persons killed and forty
wounded, number of whom It ia feared viii
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

INDIASApoLIs, May al. Zumlauch's Jew.
eIry store was robbed last night OF goods
amounting to over a thousand dollars, includ.
Ing seventy watches.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
The Election In south Carolina.

CHAnLEsToN, May i.-General Candy has
Issued an order announcing the result of the
recent election; the names OF the new State
officers, members of the Legislature, members
Of Congress, and Senators, and making pro.
vision for the meeting OF the new Legislature,
90 the l9th instant The order provides that
lsooters who were discharged for voting con
tfafy To Tie wishes OF their employers shall
oe mntnia'Hed ms objects of charity by the levy
Of additional nnnr.tnnna
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

=
INGTON, D. C., MARCH 2, 1858
An Army Medical Board, to consist uf Surgeon J
u. Br9wp, BrSyet BTgadier General U. $, A. Sur
geon II Il. WirH, Brryet Lieutenant Colonel, Il.
s. a. Surgeon John Moore, Breyet Colonel, L. :,
\; ana Assistant Surgeon A. A. Woodruff, Brryrt
Lieutenant Colonel T. s. win meet in New York
ety on the LIST Of May next, for the examination 81
Assistant Surgeons, United States Army, for promo
non, aud Of candidates for admission iuto the Med
zeal stan Of the United States Army.
Applicants must be between II and 20 years of
medical college.
Applications for permission " appear before the
board should be addressed to the Surgeon General
united States Army, and must state the full Nance
date.
Tesiimonials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished II the applicant has been In tho
medical service OF the army during the late war the
fac, should be stated together with his former rank
Aad date ana place OF service and testimonials from
officers W th whom he has served should also be-
forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of person,
undergoing efamlnation,as II Is an Indispensable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number Of vacancies now existing In tho Med.
zeal Corps Of the Army Is thirty :nine.
J. X. BARNES,
uafeho-eOuel surgeon General, L. t. A,
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DIED.

THROOP -unthc Ath instant, at ton minutes
past o'clock, a III, u typhus fever. SUSAN II.
THRour, aged Il years,
The friends II tho family are respectfully INVITED
70 attend her funeral, from her brothers, b. y,
Throop, street, between Eighth and Ninth street
"ast, Tuesday, 9TH, at3't O'Clock, D. m
lands In this city, IN tue y Instant, hSIlI
formerly Of Annapolis, Md, ia tho 10th year Of her
age
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L,
WASHiNuION, April . !, ISIS,
On ~" petition Of iIuRACE WooDMAS, oil Biddc-
ford, Maine, praying for the extension OF patent
granted TO him the lst day Of August. 1854, and
issued the sth day Of December, 1857, for an i'm
proyumrnt In cleaning Top Cards Of Card ug Ma
patent, whtrh takes place Un til" LIST day Of August,
loss;
/, ord,r "A that the said petition be hearsl at the
Patent ono" vi Monday. the 18th day Of july next,
AZ " clock N and a. persons are notified TO ap;
petition ought not 10 be granted,
Prr-Uns opposing the extension are required To
hs lu the Patent Office their Oblrct lOn., specially
set forth IN writing, at least tOfHU days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party,
Transmitted In accordance with the rules VI the
office, which Will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, rei led upon rs les-
linony, must be hled in the Office tteeHfD days be-
tore the day Of hearing; the arguments. II any,
Within tea days after Alag the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be pukliShed IN
The RErUHLIrAS and the Inteifgsncsr, Washing
ton, u. &, , and IN the UntOm and journal, Bilde-
urd Maine, OuCeA week for three SUGGEST W. weeks
the hrsi VI said publications to be at least sixty
''"' ~ '"' 4 NJ. STOUT,
apr go-Tu3t Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
'rlIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
/ scribCT has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters testkmentaTy on the personal estate Of Ed
win W. Moore, late Of tho State Of Texas, decease
All pursuns having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on or before
the 2lst day Of April next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits OF the said estate
Given under my hand this "a! day Of April, 1855
ap??wsr Exesutiix
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MARRIED.

sPIKLMAN-sIREEvB On the 10Th 81 April,
by the Roy u Bittingcr. JArOB X. sPiELNAs,
Of llagcrsiown u, M tOMi'' MARY !. snREEvE,
Of this city
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LIVERY LADY AND GENT 10 the world are
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t~Sa3-s MI NERAL. W A \ Il IS q n
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MILBURNs POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,

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Z. DE y. CURTIS. NJ. D. r, R,C, S., &c. Sc,
tLate Surgeon Turkish Continent.(
Author Of Curtis on Food, Expose Of Quacks
Cases OF Debility" SC, &c.
This invaluable work treats on the cause and euro
Of premature declinei shows how 10 live and what
to five for; how wealth Is lost and how regaiucd;
gives clear synopsis Of youthful udiscrctlOns aud
abuses, and the remedy therefor,
The above pamphlet can be obtained on applica-
tiOn or by post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, WIN
may also be consulted at his residence, No I3g
street, between Twentieth and Twenty hrst Streets
Washington, b, g, from the hours Of 10 u. NJ to
D. IN and from 10 Sp. III. fel7-Gm
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For Sale or Rent.
NRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.

Ipqulre Of HORACE BRADFORD, at the Room.
ol thc lnnng M"u sthristian Association. ap27.tf
pO0Ms FOR RENT, GOOD AND PLEASANT
~ ROOMS may he obtained at reasonable rates
a No: 80 Thirteenth street, between / street and
New York avenue, ianl.I
ZOE EENT
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N'ANTED-sALESMEN to travel for a manu-
~ featuring company, and sell by sample.
Good wages are guaUntecd. Address, with stamp
HAMILTON y HOWE. us Chestnut s., Phiiadei.
phiH, Ia.
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