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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
PROCEEDINGS Of the Board Of
Supervisors, at the October
Session, 1869.

SECOND DAY.
The Board Of Supervisors met !
9 o'clock, a. IN,
President A. Lotspcich in lh
chair.
/ Members oil present except Super
visors Ladd and Boyd.
The committee on Highways mad
report recommending the appoint
mont Of Commissioners to view tn
roads pctitioned for as follows.
The road petitioncd tor by Jane
N Smith, ct al, Caleb Heacock wa
appointed Commissioner TO begil
work Oct. Is, and mako report on th
I'd day of November, 1869.
!, The road petitioncd for by WIN
Hurst, OF al, John M. Wilson wa
appointed Commissions to begin salt
f. work Oct. Is, and make report to th'
/, Clerk Of the Board. November. I'd
1869.
The road potitioncd for by JohI
Lamb, ct al, r. l., Antrobns was APP
pointed Commissioncr--to begin
work Oct. 25, and make his rcpor,
November I'd, 1869, to the Clerk oil
the Board.
In the matter Of the road petition.
ed for by Peter Graft and others.
On motion, Minor Kirkpatrick, the
Commissioner, was allowed further
time to-wit. until the I'd day Of No
vember, 1869, to mako his report.
J. e. Bivin presented petition
for o road in Adams Township--said
petition being the exclusive owner Of
the lands over which said road pass
es. 1t was ordered that tho same be
established--as prayed for--provided
petitioner pay oil costs on or before
the first day of the January 1870
Session.
On motion, WI. Ross, Treasurer,
was ordered to pay on II. r. interest
a balance Of s26, 6,8S out OF the county
fund.
The matter of tho road pet,tioned
for by A. Benson and others, was
taken up--ordered by the Board that
T. P. Spilman, s. p. Baker and Jas.
Davis, be appointed commissioners
to assess damages claimed, to meet
at the Office Of f. f. Sheafc, ]. r.,
November 6, 1859, al 10 o'clock, a.
M, to qualify and begin said work,
and to make their report on the 4th
day Of the January session, 1870, and
that the 3D. day of said term be the
time for further hearing.
The petition Of |. N. Mast and 9th.
ers, for the establishment Of q road
along the east boundary line of the
city Of Ottumwa was. on motion, ss-
tabIished 80 feet wide, on condition
the city Of Ottumwa dedicate the
same width of road or street to be.
come part of said public highway
petitioner paying all costs.
Supervisor Randel gave his report
Of bridge fund expended, which was
on motion approved, and the sum Of
s5 90 allowed said Randel for time
Tho road petition OF J. NJ. Peck aud
others was taken up, and the Sd day
Of tho January 1870 Term fixed as
the day for further hearing.
The Committee on County Build
ing reported in favorof having new
4 oor laid in the Auditors Office also
that the Board take under consider
alton the propricty of building privy
Ior tho use Of the Jail and Court
House. On motion the same was
adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 0 o'clock, Il. IN. tomorrow.
]. S. PORTER, Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
The Registes in it's table OF major.

The Register in its table OF major
tiles, has reports from all but cigh-
teen counties, and those mostly the
sparsely populated ones, and il foots
up, from those reported counties. tho
Republican minority to be 35,7l7.
rhe remaining counties will increase
this majority from 600 to 5000.
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THE WEEKLY COURIER
!. 4. II 4. HHEba1Gk, HAMiE4S,s. EDrro.s
Adams County.

The vote in this county for change
OF county scat, was taken on the
18th inst, and Corning received 3l5
Queen City l84, and Quincy the pres.
ent county seat 214 votes. No one ol
the towns gets majority Of oil the
votes cast. 81
We lean that the matter will
probably be contested in tho Court
Corning claiming that she has been
successful, and the other towns or.
posing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

An exchange says that the noble
old Patriot Gen. John A. Dix, whose
name has been made immortal by
that laconic answer Whoever at.
tempts to haul down tho American
Flag shoot him on the spot" has
been spending few days IN Powe.
sheik county, this state, inhaling the
clear balmy air of Iowa's praries
and enjoying a season of hunting
prairie chickens.
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The Cincinnati Commercial, which
cannot be accused of any blind fealty
TO the Republican party, commenting
on the result of the Ohio campaign,
SAYS ".P.adlctol. IS 5al;!a, 5g & larger
fr6i0r,t3 thar ThRrals1a tsds. The
fact is, there is / a,afJtst decftae IN
The papRtay tcff0r u aegr5 suffrage, aa1
q grate5h IN tao,ficIqe that HafiOall
credit apR a .louH currency gr2afts7l the
, p0of a0 }sss than ~ r'rh aafAfe @afT
iapofttM ttsa Il Ne lubartf fbao tc
F.! ihe capitalist.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
: NNO
Washington, DC, Oct. Is, 1869.

Washington DC, Oct. 10, 1863.
Dear Sir; / am directed by the
President to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Of the 11th inst, en-
closing a copy of a series of rcsolu-
tions OF respect to the memory OF
Gen. Rawlins, late Secretary Of War,
and to assure you Of the Presidents
grateful appreciation Of this cxpres
sion of sympathy for the loss OF one
whom he had SO long regarded with
undisguised admiration and affection.
] have the honor TO remain sir
Your ob',lt serv't,
HORACE PORTER, Sec'y.
Gen. ]. NJ. Hcdrick, Ottumwa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
THIRD DAY.

The Board met pursuant TO ad.
journmept.
President I.otspeich iu the chair.
Members all present except Super
visor Ladd.
E.S. Best, OF Agency Township,
presented his resignation Us Justice
Of tho Peace which was, Oh motion,
accepted.
Supervisor Cloyd madc report Of
funds expended in the construction
ofa bridge in Adams Tp-on motion
the same was approved, and the sum
Of $500 allowed said Cloyd for su-
perintcnding said work.
The Poll Books of Washington and
Polk Townships having been brought
in, the Board proceeded to canvass
the votes. r. w. Boyd was appointed
assistant clerk (Sup'r. Barbour hav.
ing declined serving) aud VIM. Cloyd
and G. Barbour, as tellers.
The following is the result:
FOR GOVERNOR.
Samuel Merrill. reed 1915 votes.
George Gillaspy, 1923
Gillipc, g "
Governor Merrill, 4"
roR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Madison NJ. Waldea, reed 1922
A. p. Richardson, 9 1644
w. Z. Connor, !
FOB JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
John r. Dillon, reed 1927 &
W. r. Brannon, l642 "
COR SUPERINTENDENT ub tUBLio iS
srRUCTIoN.
TO ill vacancy
Abrah IN s. Kisscll. reed 1852 votes
III. O. Dayton, = 1892 +"
For SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBIC N
sTRucTiON.
(full term.
Abraham 5. Kissell, reed 1920 vote,
H. .. Dayton, . l64a
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Aug. II. Hamilton, reed 1921
Thomas p. Rcddick, 1889
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Charles Dudley, reed 1887 :.
John ii. Carver 1900 "
J. M. Estes. 4" 1888 g
w. b. LittlctoD, 6 1906
/ For SHERIFF.
Samuel A. Swiggctt, reed lS4l
TIL omas Bedwell, +" Ills "
FOR TREASURER.
Alfred Lutspeich, reed 1851
WIN. J. Ross " 1904
| w. Ross, :
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Geo. ID. uackwortb, reed 1900 "
! ;harlcs ]. Butin. 1858
j. Butip,
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Henry G. Cox, reed 1874 votes
A, W. CASTOR, " 1910
For coRoNEB.
J. c. uinsey, reed 1879
Thos, O'oulIivan, F." 1854
For Bridge Tax, reed l5os W.T.
4 gainst a Bridge Tax, 1921
Surr, Carver submitted fesol
! tiou with reference to insurance {
Court House ua motion the san
1 MAS ret,trcd to The committee I
3 county buildings.
Q The alter oil the road petitions
for by L. Devin and others, on II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
Army of the Tennessee..-Re.
Union.

We have received an elegantly
printed card of invitation to attend
the Annual Re Union of the Army
of tho Tennessee, which occurs this
year at Louisville, the 18th and 18th
of Nov.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

PROCEEDINGS of the Gener,
Term of Court In and for th
2d Judicial District of low
begun and held in the Cit
!. ofOttumWa, OF the 18th da
y of Oct. 1859.
Il H. Tannehill Judge 2dJudicial Di
trict-Prcsiding.
Il Robt. Sloan Judge 1st Circuit !
Judicial District-Associatc.
n Henry l.. Dashiell Judge I'd Cl
cult I'd judicial District--Associat
Lewis Z. Bonney, admr Appellee
VS..
Josiah II. Bonney, ct al Appollan
Appeal from the District Court {
| Van Buren, county.
/ Trimble and Baldwin for appelle,
ana Joseph F. Smith for appellant
| Affirmed.
VIM Resell, / Appellee.
VIM Morlan, 81
Louisa Morton, Appellants.
| Appeal from the District Court Q
Appanoose county.
Harris & Drake for Appellants
Perry 4 Townsend for Appellee.
Affirmed.
| A. q. Dunlap Appellant.
Jonathan Pulley Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court o
Lucas county.
Stuart Bros. for appellant, J. w
vi kison, for appellee.
Affirmed.
HaIloweell & coburn } Appellant.
Thomas W. Fawcett. Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court oi
Lucas county.
Percy l. Townsend l. Wilk;son for
appellant. Stuart Bros for appellee.
Reversed.
John Allison ct al Appellants
G. c. Hess Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court of
Lucas county.
Wilkison, Perry l. Townsend, for
appellant. Stuart Bros for appellee.
Affirmed.
State of Iowa Appellee.
vs..
Jeremiah Hufford
r. II. Hufford Appellants.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Monroe county.
Perry & Townsend for appellants
]. B. Weaver for appellee.
Affirmed.
James Z. Taylor Appellant.
VIM Hardy ct al Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court of
Monroe county.
j. Townsend for appellant
Stuart Bros for appellee.
Affirmed.
Boals & standish Appellant.
VIM. L. George Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Monroe county.
Trimblc Il Stuart Bros for appel
liant, Perry & Townsend for appellee.
Affirmed
Lawrence & Chambers Appellee.
J. Ii. Ward and the
B. & NJ. Il. r. Co Appellants.
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
Wapello county.
Hendershott & Burton for appel
lants, Fulton & Mast for appellee.
Affirmed.
Solomon McRcynolds . Appellee.
Joseph Havne Treas
Wapello county Appellant,
Appeal from the District Court OF
Wapelo county.
G. e. Fulton for appellant, Hon.
dershott & Burton tor appellee.
Affirmed.
Francis B Cooley ! Appellee
ys.
Daniel II. Startzman ct al J APPELLANT
Appeal from the District Court of
"dpSiio Soufit1
Hendershott & Burton for appellant.
A. H. Hamilton for appellee.
Continued by agreement.
Julia A. Bleakmore Appellant
VS..
A. G. Adams adlnr ct al J Appellee.
Appeal from the District Court o.
Wapellc county.
Negus & Culbertson for appellant.
D. P. Stubbs tor appellee.
Affirmed.
St. L. sc;R. ;. R. Co. ! Appellee
Thomas Eakins Appellant.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Wopello county.
Cory, Perry 4 Townsend for ap-
psllant. Fulton h Hackworth for ap.
pellee.
Continued by agreement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28

The Chicago Post says D. IL. Tubbs
is delegate to the Capital Conven-
tion at ST. Louis.
How are you Tubbs !"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-28
Iowa.

The State hegister has The follow
'ng OF tie new Iowa Legislature.
Democrats In itaiic, RenubIicans in
homa,, lndepe den Republic
marked +. Senators Aoldlag ov.1
marked y.
REHABILITATION.
Senatt:--Rcpnhlicais 4a
Democrats /.
uous, - ,'epnhli,ah- #3S
Democrats &ia
@pahiiaan aal On joint ballot liz
W. count N tbs the two Repre-
sen atires from Allamakee as Repbilc,
rms. II Democrats are elected, cred
ii must De made accordingly.
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Lands Open tor Presumption.

Lands Open tor Presumption.
The Sioux City journal gives the
following statement OF the business
OF the land office located at that
point for the month ending Sept. 30:
Entered with Lard Warrants ,.s174 acres
Entered with Ag. College script. i,9O
Ninety-nve Homesteads taken .....SSl5 "
Two hundred and f1fty-six Pre-emp-
nons meoe '................ N,6W "
ooAo ior casn. n...'............... .,... 2l.N73
Total cash rects for the month ....ssS los r.
The Journal lur'her says tha, the
sales for September have fallen of
some from those made in mon this pre-.
vious. That there is now hut little
land left in the District subject tc
private entry, but that there is still
large amour. of lands loft for sets
tlemont by presumption and home.
etead entry, and that these lands are
very fine indeed and lie along upon
either side Of the St. Paul h Sioux
City Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26

Stnnding Committees Of the Senate.
Special Committee on Constitutional
observation-disclosures. Haincs, Edwards,
Eastman, Hurd, Hall.
Mileage e--Messrs. Linn, Eastman, Mon
roe.
Elections-Slessrs. Hastings, Grey, Abra-
ham.
Judiciary-Messrs. Welt, Hall, Bonni-
field, Edwards, Tritlc.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Stevenson,
Wilson, Mullan, Linn, Shamp.
Rules and Joint Rules-Mcssrs. Monroe,
Grey, Brown.
Public Printing-Mcssrs. abraham, Hall,
Iaines.
Public Morats-Messrs. Mul!an, Wilson,
Wclty. -,
Claims-Messrs. Mon, Mason, Ed
wards.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Edwards, Bonni.
field, Grey.
Military and Indian Affairs - Mcssrs.
Hazard, Linn, Wilson.
State Library-Messrs. Wilson, Hazard,
Hall.
Internal Improvcments--Messrs. llurd,
Eastman, Shamp.
State haairs-Mcssrs. Brown, Shamp,
Hazard.
State Prison Mcssrs. Hall, Shnmp,
Brown. .
CountieS and County Boundaries--Mcssrs.
Grey, Hastings, Wilson, Edwards, Tritle.
Federal Relations-Mcssrs. Mason, Bon
nificld, Edwards.
Education-Messrs. Bonnificld, Welty,
Abraham.
Agriculture and Manufactures - Mcssrs.
Haines, Eastman, Wilson.
observation-disclosures. Hurd, Hastings,
Mason.
observation-disclosures. Linn, Hall, Mullan.
Supplies and Expendturcs-Shamp, Null
Ian, Hurd.
Roads and Bridgcs-Hastings, Stevenson,
| Wilson.
Corporations-Mcssrs. Eastman, IIaines.
| Hall, Stevenson, Bonniicld.
Ways and Mcans-Messrs. Tritlc, Monroe,
Haincs, Eastman, Hastings. ....
Standing Committees of the Assembly.
Judiciary-Mcs,rs. IIillycr, Woodwork,
Corbett, Gray, Bowman, Moody, King.
Ways and Mcans-Messrs. Tennant, Doc.
lin, Small, Lammon, Moulton, IIillycr, May
hugh.
Corporations-Messrs. Lammon, Wright
Mayhugh, Bsrson, Cleveland.
| Mines and Mining Interests - Mcssrs
Rule, Shakspere, Gray, Randall, Doolin
Brown, Moody. ...
Counties and County Boundaries-Messrs
Mayhugh, Richardson, Burson, King, Mills
Bunker' Coburn Doolin.
Mileagc-Msssrs. Moody. Davis, Rule.
Public Lands-Messrs. Hillyer, Mayhugh
Lummon, TSnnant, Woodworth.
Claims-Messrs. Wright, Shakspere, Po,
ter, Welch, Scott. ...
State I,ibrary-Mecsrs. Corbc,t, Potter
Burlingamc.
Internal Recommendations. Clert
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26
OAKLAND SEMINARY,

FOR YOUNG LADIE s.!
/ tuition will commence on JULY 90 1858.
Competent and experience Teachers All each de-
partmcnt OF study.
This School affords all the advantages of a
thorough English course, the Ancient and Mod.
crn Languages. Calisthenics, Gymnastics. Music,
and all the Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information,
please address
MRS. g. NJ. BLAKE, Principal.
Oakland. California.
REFERENcEs-Rcv. Saml H. Wiley, Oakland
Hon. Sherman Day Oakland; Rev. A. F. White
Carson City. j25 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26
SPENCERlAN PENMANSHIPl

Instructions given IN this popular system Of
Penmanship every day and evening
Regular writing school will meet evenings OF
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
TERMS.
Course (ifiecn lcssons), 50 90. One Month
Zone lesson per day.. 80 90. Ornamental Pen
manship and Private Lessons ~ per agreement.
Copies and instructions by letter at reasonable
rates. .L
TEACHERS QUALIFIED.
A limited number OF Ladies and Gentlemen
will hc nnoIIfeJ In teach thI. Art OF Pennhn-
ship for 800. payable In monthly insiaiimSenus S
nr S25. This course includes Ladies anu In. Te.
,lencns Plain Pcnmanship, on;iiand RIh,ng GhPta,'
tboth double and single cnrSerl. p,3udiE p,5 r,i;D
Italian Pcnmanrhip, German iex'' oiu fs"s'''"'
Pen Drawing. etc. -, n ruONpsoN
Spenccrian Pcnman, late Teacher III 'ne '"'''
fornia Business University. o 5u,,,,
Gold Hin, December l4th, lsos' aei4'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26
BoOK.KEEpIRG!

r,vISG LEASED THE BUILDING FOR
III mcrly occupied as clothing store, opposite
the san Francisco Restaurant, Main street, Gold
lin. am now prepared to give instruction In
Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping,
Afternoons and evenings OF every
Tucsdny, Thursday md saturday.
TERMS lper MONTH. .$s 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26
CURED AT HOME,
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ii il important TO those who arc afflicted, or
10 those who arc interested in the welfare ol
their friends, TO be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who infest all cities, publishing their
SKIN in curing all diseases in few days, and
Imposing upon the public by using the names O:
eminent physicians from Europe and Other
places.
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
tcrs, certificates, etc. The Doctor Will satisfy
all persons who may call at his otlce, OF his abil
itv 10 treat all diseases he proposes to cure. IL
viii cost YOU nothing. and may save you many
rcgrcts-ior, as advertising physicians in eight
cases out OF ten are bogus, there Is no safety III
trusting any of them till you know who ane
what they are. He docs not guarantee all eases
fees are cxactcd only where cures can be CT
cectcd. Where doubt exists a. to the possibility
of cure il is freely stated, believing this Ia tho
only course for physician to pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTERI,
Sacramento, Cal.
B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear at Nir-
,.iuia. International Hotel, the LAST WEDNES-
DAY Of every month, to cure the sicS. no2o ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26

Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second
ary symptoms; Catarrh, Deafness, Dis
CHARGES from the Ear, Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants, and all the various dis
cases incident to the Eye, -.
Ear, Throat, Lungs, and
the Mucuous Membrane,
Or any other part Of the system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges.
His consultations for years have averaged rom
ave to ten thousand q year, which gives him an
experience unsurpassed by any, and only equalcd
by few. N
Remember, he does not promise TO cure all
STAGES of disease. While all diseases arc cura-
blc. II taken In season. all stages are not. Your
case NAV be curablc this week, not next; to-day,
not to-uiorrow-hcnce the danger OF delay.
NO case will be received where there is
any doubt Of cure and relief
Person. at n distance, in most cases, may be
CURED AT HOME,
BY addressing u letter 10 DIR. FLATrERl
stating case symptoms and length OF time the
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and se-
curcly scaled, to any part OF the country, win
fnll and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and dcommnnicatioda strict
ly confidential All cases guaranteed, OF the Toe
will be refunded In every case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-26
FORTY-FII,sT CONGRESS.

Tho New House OF Representatives.
The first session of the new (Forly-
FirsU Congress opens on Thursday,
March 4, 1869. All the States that will
be represented on that day have already
chosen their Representatives, and VIC
present herewith carefully revised and
complete list Of the House rs it will be
com posed, together with n statement of
the contested seats, etc. twill be seen
that the Republicans lin Roman) num-
Der 1870, and Democrats i'm italics) ~.
An astcrisk ('') indicates new member:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-31
- - :. EETEEEE..
The Trrlne SfaSnn


The searching winds. the cold, DRILLING
rains, the heavy logs. and occas iOuaI warm
and moist day OF March, render IT, upon
the whole, the most unhealthy month of
the year It's depressing Influences are
eSpe iallV uufaVOrable 10 invalfds and
thousands of persons with feeble cOnstitu-
lions, who have borne the Winter brave
~, break down IN the first month Of
spring The variations Of temperature
and cold east winds are "a sArfou trial 10
the dySpcpi1c and bilious, whose symu-
toms they invariably aggravate Intermit-
tent fever u also rife wherever there is
eVOtWabl- poison IA the water or the SOL.
10 enable the system TO combat these
evils, there Is nothing like "a good vegeta-
Ole tonic, and among this class Of Uedf-
clnes HOSTETI Frs STOMACH BIT
fE rs stand supreme. Medical men pre-
scribe II IN pTeferenfe to any OF the tonic
preparations OF the pharmaCOpUia. They
are aware That the ordinary tIBctures and
eXtracts are all based upon cheap alcohol.
" len Is suFcuaTged with an acrfd essential
OIL, and absolutely poisonous. They know.
on th3 other hand, that the rectIfied
essence OF the finest rye grown ia Ghis
country is the sole spirltuous ingredient of
HO9IHIIEH BlTTERS, ana that tBe
= com posed are OF rare efficacy. Hence IL
mas the confidence OF ply sIcians, and
nuds It's way into hospitals where no other
propf eiary medicine - sanctioned.
\ course OF the BIfT r. Ks * especially
recommended TO persons OF delicate habit,
OF DOih sexes, At lHis season. in the fever
and ague districts of the " est and south,
qulnIne has been almost univer- ally dis
CsifLeu As n cH0lO2Dgue. and this iuFaiu-
aDle antldote 10 l1aiariOuS disorders
adopted IN It's stead. 4 double gain Is re-
ai1zed by the change for the Bitters un-
like that dangerous al1alold. are agree
able to the palate, and their curative effect
Is mucn more permanent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-31

sG9eys1an,l ~ tha, 3 sgiii pay as tor sha4.
I4le Iannsssaa ti4ypE trade
CINcfENATI. - The Colaa,ercidE Of sun
day says.
The Newsboy, a small steamboat, has
| Nicksbnrg. II would seem that there
4 should be sufficient business between these
| two cities TO support regular pacEet:
| house oTnamented wi a beautiful view
| of the Falls of st. Anthony.
The Commercials Pittsburg special says
! Captain j Q. Dowty. formerly of the ILL
/ fdted st. Nicholas, which SINK In Red
/ River, has been here for several days, ne
/ gOtiaiing for a new boat. Captain r. 3.
Trinidad, also southern man, IS here for
! The same purpose.
The Gazette says:
The keel is laid. and most of the frame is
up, OF the new United States Mail Line
steamer now being built By James How
ard q Co at Jacksonville. The boat Will
be com pleted in sixty days
The Robert +. Lee, coming NJ, has the
First U. = Infangry on board.
NJ. George Philips, of COvingtOn, b as
returned from The South. He was q pas
senger on the Dexter at the time OF her re-
ported race with the Frank PargOud. He
says neither boat beat.
Tha next number Of Frank Leslie's
Monthly viii contatn a PORTRAIT and bio
graphical sketch OF Win s Hays, formerly
we'll Gown river editor OF the Louisville
Democrat.
Cut 60RO2
ST. LOUIS. - The Democrat oil Monday
says:
The we tther was warm enough yester-
day TO be called sultry. such weather win
soon give us as dry y levee as y want,
and then the dust II fly IN a way to
astonish strangers. The liver continued
rising steadily at the rate Of six inches per
day. There is a good rise going on in ali
the upper rivers, and an excellent stage of
water, North and South, Will soon be
known 10 all concerned. Boats are getting
along above here without interrupt on,
ana a. q NEARLY moment arFi val OF st.
Louis boat at Dubuque will be announced.
The mountain business presents q brisk
aspect at he wharf.
fhe river is swelling very actively since
saturday evening. The rise since then has
been one inch per hour The swell con-
times above. There viii be no freshet-
put good water everywhere.
NEW ORLEANs.-The Times Of Thursday
says;
Since our last the weather did not APP
pc II to improve any for the better. as yes
ter az y as a fac smile of it's PREDECESSOR,
very disagreeaDIe day. 1t ratned through
out TIA greater part of Tuesday night and
ceased during the small hours OF mos ming,
10 begin again at noon and continue for
the balance of the day. Business on the
IeYee, III consequence of the bad weather,
was, As q matter Of course, duh, there being
Dut small number OF departures, and they
had but medium trips. There were several
detentiOns.