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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

SHERTFF.S IS SALE.

State Of Iowa, Tama Coarty,-ss:
Hudson P Ss', 'r In The District cepr'
wiainm Camp, etlals, Of Tams county..ld
By virtue Of 4 speciai, EXECUTION, dated Ii,
I 18th Or February IA. ID. 1855, TO me tifrc(ed
issued out. OF this. office at, the Cork of the
District Court Of rana county, State of,Iowa,
in, favor of Hudson Burr Jr, and against
William Camp, Kosalia Camp, Iari lett Camp
Charles Camp and Nathan r. Camp, On I
Judgment rende,elqsy shid Court a. the sep,
TENDER term. thereof, A.sD 1868 for, tile sou
Of 4655 ana T7-lO0 dollars and " decres oi
foreclosure against sad William, Camp, 70.
splia Camp, Harriett Camp, Charles, ,Camr
and Nathan i. Camp. wherein it was order
pSd adjudgcd and decrced that The following
described real estate to- wit: g ComuJSnci In
suer hun,lred und affiy,one rodseouil, of,tLs
North west CORNER. ri SECTION pl.,nbcr three
I'd in Township number eighty; six (SG) north
Of Range number thirteen ii 81 west apl runs
Phipg thence west eighty lS0) rods. thence
north eighty (s0) rods, thence east Sightyt00I
|acls, ahence ssnth eighty SOY rsis 70 M
-laacs Of begisping. tbVsams beisg part u
Section number four 1nwnship and ka qxs
aforesaid. Also the following described land
to-wit. commencing one hundred and Fifty one
NScAy AVuo ooust VI tuV uUIub WCBt COrOCr OF
said Section number three, thence RI ming
,east,ons hundred and sixty (l6O) rods, thence
north (81) rods, thence west one hundred aud
sixty rods, thence sontA eighty lSO) rods "a
the place Of beginning the same being par,
Of Section humber three (3) Township and
Range aforesaid. Also three acres OF or tho
west side Of the south east quarter Of the
north west quarter Of Section thirteen (l3)
Township and Range aforesaid. in Tama
county, Iowa., be sold, or 80 u.uch thereof Us
is necessary TO satisfy said judgment, inter.
est and cosc 'i74 q Hsssa
Now therefore, public notice IL hereby giv :
en-, that have levied upon. and shall on the
1st day Of April. A. =. 1869, between the
hours Of 8 o'clock A. N. and 4. o'clock r. ".
Of said day, sale to commence 1t the hour Of
4 o'clock r. NJ, 81 he-front door Of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county of lama,
offer and sell at Public out-cry, to tho hikhest
and best, bidder, that bids two thirds Or over
Of the appraised value, for cash, all the right
title and interest Of the above named defen-
dams, in and TO the above described property.
or SO much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
snid Judgment fJr the .bove named sum U,
gcther with costs and all accruing costs, IN
less the same shall be sooner satisfied,
KNIGHT DEXTER, Sheriff
Of Tama County, lows.
Toledo, Feb. 10, 1863 -8n8w2pf $lOO5.
'BoiEs & ALLEN. Atsy's for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
Tho Washington Press sa,

TIC washington Press says:
"Rev. r. f. Kiner, who began
preaching in the old United Presby-
terrain Church, will continue services
nightly this week and on next Sabbath
In his Sunday morning discourse he
took the position TINT the AIN or TALL
OF Adam introduced literal physical)
death into our world, which, il true,
is good joke on .geologists-- almost
as good a thing as the statement that
one OF our ear,iestSunday school teach
ers-a Methodist clergyman made to
us boys, that everything was drowned
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

{ Has amy one seen. in any Of the jour
nails that make furious ado about the
enormous, oppressive duty ON foreign
Salt, insisting that il conlpels farmers
to let their meat spoil On their hands,
because OF the fearful expense OF salt
ing it,a statement OF the fact that said
duty is exactly evhteen csats per hundred
pounds, Or less than sixteen cents per
bushcI.. a
II any one has We will thank him
to let w know, wherc.--.NY T.. Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

The President has vetoed thu Cop.
per.Tarin~' bill, recently passed by
both Honscs. We hope he did not
do it under Inspiration OF these adsi-
&C., to ,ha, effect of,he Chicago Post
and Tribune. The friends sc the bill
lave hopes 0, passing it over the veto.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Tho Printing Committee Of the
House, *shioh has had under inquiry
lately the rcputed frauds in tho Sta
,;oncry contract in the Patent Office.
Las male its report. Some very heavy
frauds are proved by wh,ch the gov
eminent has been bled TO The extent Of
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars. 1t
is about time tor a new administration.
hGrant don't find more honest sffi
,ialsEta,an johnson has appointed or
continued Il, Office, he shnuldabc inn
peaohed., 80. :, - 5,..s..~,..7.....
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

,rhe. Senate Judiciary Committee
las m:cle lengthy, and exhaustive re-
port "n The subject OF the Presidents
,irR,mas Amnesty P,oclamasioa.
The Report reviews the whole squcs.
,ipn ., executive power in f,isccMrcini-
-ss su,l soncluaes tNat the proclama-
,,.'n WI. issued without; ssIl.tIh4ofit!yiiI
either under the Constitution or laws.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Thcsfollpwirg letter iron, the Com
missioner .of ntelnal Revenue maybe
p. intcrcststo merchants and others,
an l is published for their information
TRsAsuxT DEPARTMENT.
OrFIcE OK INTERNAL REvENuR..o
WAsulSGrox, Fcbru:aytl6th, 1869.
Sir
The additional time given by the
act ct December -22nd, 1868, during
which dealers might sell smoking and
iinc cut ch wing tobacco without pack.
ing and stamping the same ~ required
by Sections 81 and Is &C: OF July Goth
1868, expires today, and hereafter all
such tobacco, LafWs Ss,na,soM or os,rea
far SAB, must l'e put up in the pack
ages prescribed by law and stamped.
Severe penalties are imposed for any
violation OF tic laws in This regard.
Persons having in their possession
such tobacco ihturs no liability Tor
keeping i, unstamped so long as they
do not sell it, Or offer it for sale.
The stamping is not TO be done Ivy
internal revenue officers, or Under
their inspection, but by the. owners OF
the tobacco. atos.'
1t becomessthc duty Of all revenue
officers to cause the law intlisrcsrectto
he compiled wi.h,,and to report 1.-TWO
lations Of ii Tor prosecutions.
Respectfully
-, +. A. ROLLINS,
~.g, Commissioners
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

On Saturday last, sreci:li elec,ion
took place in the eighth Congressional
D,s,,c, of Indiana, to fill vacancy
csus,l by resignation Of j y. Pratt,
recently elected Senator, anil the Re
lmhliean'nomipee, Hon J y. Tyr..',
Was elected by about 1900 majority,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
5a5sl [es ~
WANTED

An persons troubled with costivepcss or
constipation Of tho Bowels to buy Re-
hacks Btood PILE, they contain no ncr-
ca,ry, are purely vegetable and work
like . charm; a,n be takon with safety
by persons Of eN agcs aud in I'll sondi-
ticns sfh<s.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
y. y q e. y taU NJ II
ulNlRRlur lPL a.

dealers often SssssumsaA olhcr bi.ters
because they have not Roback's. We
desire aocsutioH. the afflicted against
Iurchasing any Of thcm; buy Kosaek.s
Stomach bittsrs AID hcnt other, u You
toulJ combat disease successfully.
800. VI nslf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
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KOkACK'S COLUMN
n ARBlEu,

Ladies', who, during certain periods are
40 mnch troubled with enilveuess or
constipation, can And oertsin rslicf 10
Robsck's Blood Pills, which can be tax.
en- during all stages Of pregnancy with
crfcct safety. t&k
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
LADytye.s

Ofssdsatary habits who require geo,
lie pnrgative will 6ud Robsck's ElseS
Iiih just the medicine they wat, shsy
are perfectly safe and can bs taken o.
oil times. they contain no :ueSsury Or
mins poison, bnt-A are ssp..rsly sses.s.
be. @s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Theodore TiIton was lately advcr-
tiseds to lecture at Des Moiues, and
sSneoks, enquiries through the State
Reg'ste,' If that Theodore liltirg" is
the author OF '',r lting hoops" saying
that III SO, my women folks wants to
learn what he has to say about the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Mai u General Barnes, OF the United
States Army, died at his residence,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, on the ~lath.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
y9
sesoeulAr.

AMI all diseases Of I lie bleed. .itc
eruptive diseases Of the skin, old acres
Tumors and Ulcers, arising from what
ever cause; can BE- permanently cured
By the use Of Df. RobAcks il'uriAs~a'
Blood isans.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Congress has passed one bin which
j. u move, in the right direction. II
Johnson .ctoes it we hope he will al
WAYS he sorry tor doing SO.
The following is the text of the Uill:
: 81 Il n ctea. ctc. THAT it SHALL not
he lawful for any officer OF the Gov
.rnm,nt, member OF Congress, or any
a,hcr person entitled by law to tho
ranking privilege, to exercise the
privilege other wise than by his or her
written Autograph signature upon the
matter, iranked, aud all letters or other
mad matter not thus ranked By the
written signature OF the. rson entitled
Ar law o exercise the sad privileges
shall he charged with the rates Of pos
,auc which are now, OF may be here
After, lcsi ;s5lished by law. saigt.a
PAxn2a, REEusEp-Ihc, President
has rs.ns..1 to pardon Col 3ncf Enright,
,.4w, in prison for fTa,f;:s on The rcvc.
nae. --2sispaphie p.spa'ck " 49, 80 y !.
isrbissis a most wonderful devotion,
TN the part of the President, j o. the
rnllic weak What. a. strong, steel
ntrved, and stiff.willed official he must
lie, otiius break through 7the VISUAL
course OF his official duties. Tie surely
has a. wondrpus scli,relianqc OF, he
swanll lot ieas Q the beateli paths OF
,!ffscial experience, and. just atthe close
ct his famous administration, strike
CT upon 4 new 'yoad. We challenge
l,is.isiands toproye any precedent for
tii. retusal'to glre pardon to any de-
fatitcr,, snagglc., assassin. .conspira-
tny, 81. rebel, WHO may liavyr craved
Ills clemcr ~; The !. only. explanation
ol'eredi tnrithc above refusal ii. the
'@Pecuniouse condition alo'5t, Col En-
rights pocket book. sasg< sui{sa.I \
..W ~ TT 4 ,,.,.l \,
1.-The latest; reports from C%bs arc to
the effect chat the ins,,rreceion is. still
gaining ground, all tie efforts ef the
spanish troops 10 even sherk the
spirit al revolt being iutiie., Thc press,
+, 4hat part Of the island held bySpan-
'ishrroops, il practically ;siienced: so,
.also,si is speech. Thc. insurgents !. have
heretofore been AGING Without any
very geHeraa. concert ,sof aDtlon.' ,Rnt
lately they have ORGANIZED sad set in
cperationa provisional governmext-
aud are now going e Work With
organized purpose. They are in need
IT nr,n%a Ah a supply al which they
assert thsy are n,astrrrl u atlhe Aitaa-
,ipih ! Tic purpose o.tlic .l leaders seem
soshcjsderspAmes oruit Svsirsd bY
tass4 tTuassf State s,s ads,;esion II y the
Ailyics an.frigtt. and privileG es ut this
I,cp,iblE. Indeer Ills 'ssct.v'i that
.l,s ,Rssliifjonl GpYear!l,ilnt;at has d;
saaayssass idhratissrtp Washington to
maze 4 se4sc wort Of al arrangement
,,,,aiaaiiy lepeiiciaf % each In one
isspset, ;okast, the, ipsurgeits have
iol'owclal:,e examPls set themby their
i,rotNvrcs Of che mother Country.
They ai5. ,,fanGpaetd IS s+he l,tiAei-
p rs ssil:l , sHll ais earnest s'.t
tor.,hc abolition ~ S..ssery y vas. the
,iun,a SIT Spaiaso'i'histis a showing
cha, viii hi1ng tkGg rymlAslhes q the
s,or,d to lIieir side, s., ,,..sf.'.'..,s+
- ynAnf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Alsn.e tit,sen ,,wns, in r1aXailha,c
vac - ,pe.Mdc fever tss-sa elis
Wen the llt.r who started the
ais, ~ gea,i si4s ala 10 give list
=. "a ta.,. car =, l,.,e+i. ~. A:s4arY
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

N. Thorn would respectfully inform the
public, thai he hasncatlyl Atted up aud I ".
~ arranged bic rooms, for The comfort and
3 CALI, Farmers who are in Toledo, on bue
with their wives, canb be accommodated With .
cup Of Coffee or Tea, on short notice. He DAT.
tors himself, that he can suit the taste Of the
fastidious. Every attention paid 70 the wants
of custsmers. 1as SIT
n6-Caned Fruits and cAxDsxs.
Also . good stock CT first class Cigars and
Tobacco. Fresh and pure XXX ALE on hand.
n. THOnN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25


Tic Republican Senators have ha'
u,acus on the subject Of ths Tenure
-sU.ieri Law. The only thing that
rdi,la lie sgreed upon Was that even
the passage offs repeal wo,'ld he a
as.a;ai;y, IS Jol.asoh siS g onetic' that
H. viii veto it. We adlhirt III. pluck
IN ,.,is, ut least. fa.
T'i.y Republican Convention fsf the
j., Congressional Distrie, OF Connec-
,nu; met. at. Hartford, o. -t;,cs 18th
n.<,, and putt. l.. Strong in nonalna-
,irn Tor Congress. The District Is
* y represented BY r. H. Hutl,at,f,
Dem. As the District gave a majority
u. G22 tor Grant, Strong has strong
hopes Of hi election e. - $ 80.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

AAyyR eNAlAAlNIa

Jaundiec and all Affections Of the Liz.
or are soon removed by the nee 81
Rotack Stomach BiHers and B'e"d
IHs. they arc composed Of vegetable
medicinal extrAsts With rcferenee -
their direct ac.ienl sa me liver and q
gs.tiya spparstns.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25


Tux CANADA .TIusrLk Wef5c cory
from ykayfh and Home "a. 4is4 ! = ).
Mr. David n Newport eot iAbingt on,
Pa. 3 rites Us: "On n farm which ]
purchased i, Abingdon | found two
considerable patches. Of Canada thistle.
MIluI,aHiiair Aesiroyedin two seasons
by the Application at ANAL yuntity
etacoaEDl. found it bette: to cut
oacli plant close 10 the grouDd with a
sharp hoesor knife, and apply the coal
OFT ,~IedMtely 10 the fresh roasd. a
small quantity seem sto peiletratc the
body oftlie plant, ieyen to. its most
distant roots. . Farmers cannot be too
careful to noteithc first cncroachment
of-eiiisp pest, toris, only then that Il can
belreadilya destroyed, bnt il will he
found hyaexperiment that the means
above indicated, itfptrsevcringly used
will prove thoroughly ctlicacious.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25
.SHERITFS SALE.

o.SHERITF''S SALE
State cs.iowA, rama Coun1y,-ss: ~ fJJ =
The County Of Tama for the use In the Dis
OF the School Fund, trict Court
vs. ! Of TamA
@ttras{4@ IN &4fs5 a3 81 r&& tei
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-26
a 4 or BAsr.

Ia u issue of yesterday We announced
that President GRANT had determined
to Withdraw his objections to The en-
forcement Of certain paTd0ns issued by
ex-President JOHNSON immediately be-
fore that gentlemsn's retiracy from Of
fee. We regret to learn that we were
premature in our announcement, and
that the President, ia pursuance Of the
spirit Of bitterness which he has mani
Tested in this matter, has again changed
his base. A Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Gazette says IL lie
said that the Administration has deter.
termined to surrender the warrants Of
pardon issued by Mr.. JOHNSON and re-
called by President GRANT only il cases
where the pardon is unconditional. In
cases where the pardon wa granted upon
performance Of certain stipUlstiOns or
conditions, the recalled psrdons are to be
retained, and the prisoners for whom
they were Issued are to ber held ia Gus
tody a though no pardon bad been is
sued from President JOHNSON. The the
DRY is that where the pardon is uncondi-
tionsl it il beyond the control of the
Executive after it has passed from his
hands in such case, the mere petition Of
the party seeking executive clemency
being construed as an acceptance Of the
pardon but where the pardon is de-
pendent upon a compliance with certain
conditions, n absolute acceptance Of the
terms Of those conditions is, on the part
Of the prisoner, deemed necessary to give
effect to Che pardon.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ex-P resi-
dent Johnson is dangerously i'll at Green
vile, Tenn. Dr.. Basil Norris left here
this morning for that place.
Admiral H0f, in the dispatches re-
ceived, enclosed q memoranda of mill
tsry executions by the rebel authorities
at Aux Coys, Hayti. They exhibit bar
barities ami cruelties difficult to paral-
lei.
Secretary Borie has gone to Annapo-
lis, accompanied by Admiral Porter, to
inspect affairs at the Naval Academy.
Eli S. Parker has seen ordered to re-
port for duty to the Secretary of War.
The President has nominated Edward
B. Plumb Consul Gsneral to havana
r. w. Clark Third Auditor Of the Tiess-
Ury a. E. Cornell Surveyor of the port
of New York L. N. Coy Collector OF
Internal Revenue First District af Ar
kansas ; Jos. a. Cooper Second District
Of Tennessee J. T. Smith Second Dis.
trict OF Mississippi Mrs. J. P. Wool
folk Postmistress at jackson, Tenn. a.
r. Smith Postmaster at Canton, Miss.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Upon the
statement Of State Senator Lynch, State
Treasurer Dablucer and his chief clerk,
relative to warrants drawn by Auditor
Wickliffs, and the payment of coupons
frsudulenty issued, the Grand Jury to-
day found a true bill against the Auditor,
Tor mjsdsmeanor.
The fraud appears to have been dis
covered in January last, but upon being
confronted with il, the Auditor refunded
the amount of the coupOns-twO thou
sand d0llars-and no disclosure was made
until the 23d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lynch
giving as his reason, fears Of the effect OF
the exposure on the credit Of the State.
The Auditor vacated his office to-day,
aud the Governor has appointed L. s.
Dslossize, a colored msn, a member Of
the Sta te Board of Education.
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RsAEUFACT0RfES.

In some remarks made st the recent
opening Of s chair factory in Nashville
Col. JOHN G. BURCH echoed the senti-
ments Ct Gen. FORREST, but lately re-
ported in the APPEAL, that immigration
and m~anufsctoriss are necessary to 3
complete resuscitation Of the South. Col.
BURCH said:
The other day when he heard from one OF the
city psrers that the Edgsfeld Broom Factory
hsd shipped broOuas TO Cincinnati, he threw
up his hat. Perhaps the broom factory man
was g Riaicsl-weu, Tor al that, he would stu
say: Colt, Radical tLaughter) His friend
Zeb Ward, at the Peniteut' airy works; his
friend Spence, Of the Utility Works, and the
Broom and Chair Factory would yet knock the
sights on Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis.
lie endorsed the invitation 20 Northern labor
era Let them c1me, We care not what tkeir
politics. There is room for Us an.
There is room for Us all and work for
sll-gOod and effective work. II we
look to the little town Of Columbus, Go.
We realize what may be accomplished
10y the united effort OF even small com
munitiss. There we find, IN active D
ration, three msnuisctories-tbe Eagle
and Phoenix, the Columbus and the
Steam Cotton Mills. The first has 5000
spindles ia operation, exclusive Of the
wooden the second 200, and the last
2OOO-total 1900 spindles. The finest
kind Of csssimeres, all kinds Of
thread, sheetiug, shifting, etc, and
beautiful blankets are being made.
But these results do Aot satisfy the
stockholders, SO they have deter.
mined upon extending their facilities
and doubling toe number Of the spin
dies and the Eagle and Phoenix Com
psBy contemplate the building Of sno-
ther mill ss large IS their present one,
and filing 1t with machinery OF equal
capacity. Augusta, in the same State, is
also noted for her manufacturing Indus
tries. Besides her large and h~ourishiDg
cotton factories, we learn that a company
OF Northern capitalists have recently set
on foot q helve factory, and with such
signal success that others are encouraged
to initiate their example and embark in
similar enterprises.
la Alabama, " Irondsle,n real Ely
ton, the work Of Northern capital, is a
thriving and hoUrishiDg town, based
upon manufactures and TO live by them.
So il "KenRsdale," near Tuscaloosa,
where there is now running one of the
mos extensive cotton factories in the
State, which the Superintendent says be
j. running for a least . hundred dol.
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The Executive and Judiciary TO
be Abolished.
The Bill Making state Bonds a
Legal Tender for Taxes
Approved.
Execution of a Negro.
River, Weather, Arrivals, Etc.

Special to the Memphis Daily Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March % The Senate
has fixed on the I0th Of April for sd'
journment. There is not much prospect
Of the House agreeing to this. A recess
until January is desired in that body.
Gov. Clayton has approved the bill,
making State bonds receivable for al
taxes.
There is a N that a plot exists in
the House Of Representatives to abolish
the Executive and Judiciary offices, and
take charge Of things generally.
The Governors organ says that II
wouldn't bet it is not true.
The execution Of " Major" Tatum, the
negro, took place to-day near the peni'
Tertiary. He confessed being guilty o.
the murder of Mr.. Merrill, for which
crime he was convicted. He seemed to.
tally unconcerned.
Two of the CoDstable's posse, WHOSE
prisoner a negro arrested for hog steal
ing, mysteriously disappeared q day OIL
two since, have been arrested, and il
default OF $1,000 bail have ben lodged in
jail.
Weather cooler and clearing up.
River on q stand.
Departed Caldwell for Memphis.
Arrived: Van Buren, from Fort Smith,
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WEATHER Ard RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, Msrch %. -Down-Dsr.
ling.
River rising, with 8 FEET Z inches in the
canal. It rained all day. Dull.
C~INCINHATI, March 25.-Arrived-
Hale, Groesbsck and st. Marys.
Dsparted-W sstmoreland
River rising with 25 fest ia the chan
mel. Raining and dull.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Arrived-Ma.
genta, Thompson Dean, julia and Belle
Memphis.
Dspsrted-Luminary and Pauline Car
roll.
River rising slowly and upper streams
improving. Weather wet and dull.
CAIRO, March 25.-Down-Mississippi
10 pm. yesterday /; Norman, s an.
Kilgour, 2 am. Cairo, 4 pm.
Up-Belle Memphis, IL p N. yester'
day Virginia, 7 pm.
River rose 2 inches. Rained all night
and morning. Clear in the evening.
NEW ORLEANS, March25.-DepaTted-
Republic fer st. Louis.
Arrived-Henry Ames, Alice Dean
and Nick Longworth.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, March 25.-Last night q
young man named Pine shot Miss How
srd. The wound, it is feared, will prove
mortal. He then shot himself dead.
Rejected love is supposed to have been
Inc cause. Both were aged about twenty,
and respectfully connected.
h. L. Dawes has declined the appoint
ment Of Justice of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts, rendered him by Cover
nor Cishn.
WORCESTER, March 25.-Mrs. Coffin
and two daughters, OF Still River, in this
State, were run I'VE by the cars, near
Groton Junction, this morning, while
crossing the Fitchburg Railroad in a
sleigh. The two daughters were killed,
ami their mother seriously Injured.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Brighsm Young
and party are still in the city. They re-
ceived invitations TO various places OF
amusement, and have accepted several.
Mrs. Young is about twenty-five, accom-
p.ished, and of pleasant Miss
Nettle Young, daughter OF Brigham, is q
young lady about seventeen. The party
ere on their way to Washington to have
an interview with the President in re-
gard to the Ogden and Salt Lake rail
road, of which Joseph Young, son OF
Brigham, and one Of the party, is Su-
perintendent.