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tbs Dubuque Times tells this circur

tbs Dubuque Times tells this circun-
stance:
The following relation Of simple accident and
ts sin gular recruits WIS related TO Ne ~ reliable
party.
A woman Of this sity--we pnrpesely withhold
her name-who earned her livelihood by going
out TO do the washing Of families. some time last
summer, in doing the washing Of certain cti-
IN, csanseA to brsat 81 Peviioa Of .. reeeis
which was ia garment IN the wash IA the psim
Of her hand near the wrist. She endeavored 10
extract IL It the TINA, hut failing, completed her
days work. No rsry serious ivconvenience
being felt on the following day from the piece OF
nee lie and the wound, the patient turned her At
tention to the abatement Of the inflammation. IL .
short time this was abated, and the accident wss
for . time forgotten. A month or moro after,
prist ie sensation was felt in the ubpss region Of
the fore-afm, ana believing II was caused by this
fraction of . needle, o consultation was had with
A phy sician who confirmed il. An effort was
made by him to reach and TO sxtficate 1t but
without avail. From time to time, since then,
the prickins sensation has besa felt in different
portions OF the arm until il rsn the entire length,
oven to the SHOULDER, an now It has turned down
and is making its vsy through her breast. It is
pronounced beyond the reach Of m ordinary OPP
GRAFTON and the woman. with or without cause, is
very spprehensive Of the 6nal result. This Gu
cumstance is one Of tho most singular occurrcn-
ces Of the kind We have ever heard OF, and NO
doubt will strike our readers as something pc
culiar. We have head Of needless working their
way through certain portions of the tissues OF the
body, bst ~ never Rad or heard Of needle
making such 3 race course Of human nesh as this
one.
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Thu Constitution said:

Thu Constitution said:
IT is said that Secretary McCnlloch can't get
rid Of his female clerks. He recently discharged
one hundred, but wrathful Congresemen made
him take back seventy five Of them, and now
about fifty Of them do nothing but draw pay.
Madnme Runer has it that many Of these f.
male clerks are kept in the departments, by mcs-
bers Of Congress, for = special purpose. The re
suit is that the taxpayers have to pay those pa
triotic, moral aud 'loyal' gentlemen not only TOR
their labors, but for their pleasures also.
Aud two days after in reply to structures OF
ours, it Gays:
Had our city cotsmparary exercised the small
est nodicnrn Of common sense, he might have
spared himself and the public such foolish eahi-
bition of bis wrath. We made no Representa-
ton Of our own, good, bad or Indifferent, OF the
charsctsr Of the female clsrks in the Departments
Of Washington. We know nothing about them
ee Ssan si1th TIE 81
which the CARS CRY quotes, and upon which it
comments % sasagely.
The editor Of the Consultation, "knowing
nothing about them except from report, =
may deem Report" cause enough for try>
in to blight and dam the character of the fe-
male clerks in Washington. Honorable and
fair minded men and women will not share
his feeling in the premises. They would
think it base to do So Honorable and fair
minded men and women will leave Clagett,
and evil gosslps to monopoly of his MALI
cious rumors.
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WANTED. AGENTS, 3, r to s.s 90,

eryuhere ssle ana female, TO tntrodue the GENUINE
IWpRoyED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEHIaG
nACuINn This machine will stitch, ham fell, tuck,
cs,ls oord bind. braid and emhroder in most sur Ell
az s,snner Price only SIS. Fully warranted hve years
Cs vii nav 1900 for any mschine that Will sew
more beautiful elastic -eam than ours
II maxi the Elastic Lock Stitch Every second slit
cao IL eut and still thu cloth cannot be pulled aptit
without teo-ing II. We pay Agentsrom y foo per
month ard expenses, cofnu zion TO- wbich '~ce
that amount can lie made Address sht pab ",
Pittsburgh 70, boston, Mas. or s.. Louis, Mo.
CautiOm.-Do rot bs imposed upon by ether par
tie, pslming OF worthless machine under th
came nane or otherwise Ours h tho only genuine al
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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Bachelors HAIR DYE.

hsspsndid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable nstan
asosE disappointment: ridiculous tinta; re1daa
he III effects Of bad dyoE fnvgorAtes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blaea .brn~n. Fold by oil
Druggists and and properly applied Batch
lors's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, Now York.
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.asyrr1 . OF on1ns.

New Orleans WIS recently the scene of 3
romantic trsgedy in the killing, BY . Aus.
band, Of an early and persevering lover of
his wife.
Four negro militia men were found guilty
Of rape, and shot, by sentence OF a court maj.
tial. in Arkansas.
Nine white men were guilty Of the rape &
one pregnant white woman, in the vicinity
Of Memphis, Missouri, and were neither
shot, hung, nor otherwise punished thersfbr,
although the death of the child resulted from
the fendish crime.
Two men we're taken from the jail It Sid
ney, Fremont county, in our State, and hung
By mob Of hundred men from the neigh
boring village Of Plum Hollow, in revenge
for the killing Of one Of their townsmen, Mr.
Holloway, few nights before.
Mr.. Burnet was killed short time ago
in Arkansas, BY Captaia Irwin andsson, who
had pursued their victim for years to wreak
vengeance on him for homicide committed
in selfdefence in Tennessee.
Hardly DAY passes that score or so Of
similar outrages do not appear, with ample
details, in the papers Of the country.
TIE Iowa tax-law as ii now stands is as
fellows: Taxes ..ars due in INovsmber Of
each year, asd bscbms delinqu ent, if not
paid, on the FIRST day Of February following,
When interest aecrues at the rate of per
cent. : month for three months, 2 per cent.
month for the second period Of three
months, per cent. month for the third
period Of three months, and 4 per cent.
month for each month thereafter. If not
paid bsfoss Nc 6rt Monday u Oetslsf after
Delinquency, I'll lands are sold for the taxes
and interest. The purchaser has right to
pay subsequent taxes whenever the aAme b..
como delinquent, and to redeem the land
the owner must pay oil taxes interest, costs
q sale and penalty Of 80 per cent per
annum.
After three years from the date OF sale the
rlght 70 redeem expires, sxscersss 10 minor
heirs and insane persons.
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'IaE hack running between Mt. splea..nt
and Salem, broke through the ice in cro,,ine
skunk river last Friday, and Mr.. Kit,le, Of
Salem, had his right shoulder dislocated.
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Tax Aapk-Eye has this concerning the
Rnrlingtos, Cedar Rapids l. Minneiota Rail.
road; "We arc glad 10 notice that the PEG.
pie along tks northern part oil this great en-
erpriss afs vide awake to ita vast impor.
tancsy and are determine to do their pert il
carrying i through TO an early completion.
The vute III Vinton, county sest Of Benton, /
6~ls0s iacs, ~ eve ner esat.s ~, re.
p1t 3a4f i 81 sslisat ID L.Pprt,
City (Big Creek township, Blackhswk coun.
ty,) 40 niDoffys 81 The tan ws I3s. Sew.
eral other townships along that part of thu
line have voted, or are about to vote, on tho
sane eaAfion, but these. Eko asos u VI only
ones We have heard from. The Vinton EaolS
CedaF hanias Times, and other papers ID
that section are urging the matter along viii
Ersaa snerey and considered xs.l. NJ
can assura our friends in the upne, conn,r!
that everything, so far as We know. ~ ~.
end Of ia 4nA sin a,noet levo,ab,e eord;.
ton. The furnishing Of ties aud the brids;nI
IS = i d - ety. nd W1bello,.s 49,
ranidly eenplstAd. Apd svsEyshise, /. is e..
pected, VIII Be xeady for track-layinx on III.
olpissaaid3 II Bprhk.a Is laa
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CAUfIlN In mipciplsd deAlesa are ssllag Axes
pantad ri . ths FED JACKIE. AXE TIP good
Qualities % this Axs consists In II nperios enft,ng
qualities rot IN this - pant 81
TIE FRED JACK TT I, for sails BY III responsible
bsrdw II e desiars and thr mADnfRctur efs
LIPPlECOTT = D<KEWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Dr.. EDsoS B. QLDs died at his homo il
!: LAabfer, Ohio, last Sanday nosaias. His
dsath vas very mddan, occurring while he
NJ H3tips in bis chair. in apparent good
hsallk. 81: Uidf S,s ! s. = Sbef s. UonsF...
from 1e49 to 1855,
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EVERY NAN HIS ONN Paia1fR.

WITH Of presses, and thu material scc IN
w paying it, every man can do his own printing
tins sasng much time and pense Crcaars contail-
ing full information about these frssse prices, recon-
mendatons g. mailed free on application. Specimen
looks Of typ ID, euts berdeIs dc, &C., 10 cents.
DAVID WATSON .Agt Adams Pes Co,
% Courtlandt stfeet New York
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FREE :3CENT STAMP

A PAMPHLET containing valuable Information on
n the subject OF Advertising. A fd-t OF over One
Thousand Nswspapers, 9TH. Bsnf ApyrRr1sISG Mxti-
uss J ard price cards Showing advert ing rates. Ac
dret Ggs. p HOWELL 4 Co., New York.
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NOTICE HEIRS.

Compute CERTIFIED LIST or HEIRS 10
n property in Europe. uraished ior s., By RIDDEN
BRoS Poet Office Pox 530, Washington, r. G. Eeereia-
Gee in 81. Louis The Mes Ashbroos.
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THU PATENT MAGIC COMB

Will color gray hair permanent baek or brown sot'
s-erywh-r aen, by mali { 7 81. Is.
Ma Comb Company, Sprina field, Mass.
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E1RRING BUT NOBLE help for
IL Young Men, who have erred, desire bett' msn-
hoed 6nt In sealed envelopes free OF charge
If benefited return the postage Addiea fdiLAN-
TaRoS BOX p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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y Ross Browne is probably to stay in China.
Ex-senator Trumbull is in the Yu Semitic
Valley, with his family.
@lt is estimated that there are about three
thousand visitors in Newport now, including
General Phil. Sheridan.
~One OF the Quaker Indian Agents writes
neme that he has not yet seen handsome In
dian woman.
ga fellow named Rodgers murdered a
man IN Troy, on Saturday, because the victim
owed him SIS.
ga woman's protective union, for the pur
pose Of obtaining employment and providing
remuneratlve work for working women, has
been organized in st. Louis.
~E. Joy Morris, our Minister Plemipoteu.
tiary and Envoy Extraordinary to Turkey, has
been made President Of the English and Ameri.
can Bible Society.
~According TO the New York Times, most
OF the recent horr: BILE cases Of murder furnish
renewed illustrations of the often .obserye
tact that s'rum"is the great ally Of murder. In
nine cases out of ten, the murderer has pre-.
viously placed himself under the influence Of
liquor.
SThe trial OF Captain Dennis Callahan,
OF the Richmond city police, for the murder
OF Joseph Kelly, commenced on Monday morn
ing, before a military commission.
~Workmen and others in Connecticut are
forming clubs for the purpose Of buying coal
by the cargo. They thereby save a couple Of
dollars If not more on the ton.
~Dickens reminds the funny man of the
Boston Post-"with no disrespet to him-of
hog because we get so many good things from
his peL."
~ Emma FarristaII, a Nevada gymnast, is
coming eastward. 1t lis said she makes q table
of herself, and holds an anvil on her breast
long enough for horsesho to be made thereon
- English society is returning once again to
an old vice. Ladies' are becoming enamored
once more OF unnatural small waists, and they
are using tight lacing as q means TO obtain
them.
~The fluid extract Of lobelia, when an.
Piled to mosq uito bites, entirely and almost in.
stantly puts an end to their itching. II can be
obtained OF any druggist.
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FHE COURr&

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher-Yes.erday
Toney Joney Jones, John Addison, Henry
Calf, James Baylor, Jr.. and Page Baylor, la
dIcted for riot, were tried, and the two last
named were convicted and the others found
not guilty.
This morning, Joseph Pickard, petit larceny;
nolle pros. VIM. Brown, and VIM. Bell atlas
Sukey Bell, indicted for the larceny Of clothing
were tried. Brown was acquitted, and Bell
found guilty, and sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. James Dixon indicted for the
grand larceny Of q coat and hat from q. q
Richmond, was tried, found guilty, and sen.
fenced to Jail 10 days. Thomas Madigan, in.
dicted for an assault and battery, plead guilty
and sen fenced to pay q fine OF so. Mary Nor.
sell, indicted for petit larceny, was found not
guilty. Patrick Powers was found guilty of
assault and battery; John Harris was convicted
on a similar charge; Richard Ware on q SINH.
lar charge was found not guilty.
EQUITY Court, Judge Otin.-To.day, Mary
A. Morrice agt. Marceilus Morrice; order for
rule TO show cause why attachment should not
issue for contempt. Grinder agt. Hood ct al.
decree overriding demurrer. Alexander ACT
Frear; order TO issue commission to q. Van
Cliff, Of New York, as special examiner. Green
agt. Callan ct al; cross bill filed. Robey agt.
Prout: decree for conveyance Of real property
Russell ct al. agt. Scott ct al; final decree for
conveyance. @. H. Williams agt. Lena Will
liams; order dsmissing bill. Murray agt.
Murray ct al; decree ratiiying trustees sale.
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SHSMT Fsn medicine 10 no of.hoot Of
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TRAGEDY IN CABADA-A Nan Deliberately
Shoots His HUe.-John Hunter, grocer, snot
bis wife IN Brant.ord, Canada, last week. 1t
appears that Mrs. Hunter has been away with
a man named Watson, some months aud re-.
turned to Brantford a few days ago, and was
staying at John Bro WINS tavern, West Brant.
ford. Hunter borrowed 8 revolver and went
there TO see her, and after asking for q private
interview they went mp stairs. He asked her
TO acknowledge that she b sd had improper in
tercouIse with Watson, and to beg his (Huu-
ter's) foTgi veness, threatening at III same time
to shoot her If she did not. She declined. and
he fired two shots, one ball entering the chin,
fractuTing the maXilla bone. As she turned,
the other ball entered her hack and lodged in
her right lung. Hunter at once gave himself
mp, aud is now in Jail awaiting the result OF
the il juries. Drs Digby and Hen wood were
called in, but were unaple to extract the bull
les. Mrs. Hun'er Is IN very precarious
condition. and little hopes are entertained Of
her recovery.
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A PPLlCATIoE !9s PgPLloArs LAND
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1866. I


Apple stions having beea made under Che cot OF
June .. 1850 for the reiseue Of the ollovinG DE-
scribed Lard Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that o the date the description q esch
u: b VIZ hSsS then
No. SIS, for the 100 acres. issued undsr the oct
tEeoruery II, 1871. In the name rf samuel Q. Nor.
Eooo ana other brothers and etetere Of George
SlV ,s deceased and W. granted July H. 1885,
No Is.2Ss, for 100 scres, Issued under the act of
4arch 3, 1855, in the name OF earah widow Of John
Barber, and was granted January IL. 1851. August
No 0,is, for 100 sores, Issued under the oct of
February Ii, iSG in the name Of James a Har.
mon, brother and heir at Lag Of Andrew Harmon,
Seesesed, and vs. granted November Is, 1857.
No: ss. for 10 scrss, issusd under the act Of
wss granted pril Is, 1856. September II 1888.
No 81 757, for $50 acres, issued under the act OF
March 5. lass, in the name of Nancy Persons,
widow Of Turner Persons. and Was granted April
], 1851. September IL, 1869
No ss.ou. for 60 acres. issysa under the act Of
Vas granted Nay ., 1886: September Is. 1859.
duplicate OF Lana Warrant Certificate. No.
~ 1884. for n6o acres, issued under the act of Feb
ruary IL, lSH. in the name OF Luciau COX. and
vs. granted September Is, lSlS. October ., 1859.
CHEaARAY INsTITgIE, 1871 and 1, 52s
~ Spruce street. Phtladelphfa, Pa.
.E,ns!i;s .sa FIs1ee foE IySSns I,ais: And
MONDAY, sept 10Th. French 10 the language Of
The family. and 10 constantly spoken in the In
Tsscsn MADAME pTIRvILLY. Print.
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ECCLI srAsTICAL TRIAL IN CHICAGo.-The
trial, oy an eccles Iastical Court, OF Rev. Chas.
Edward Chez ev, rector OF Christ Episcopal
Church, for an alleged unauthorized omission
IN the b. ptismal rite for children, was COM
meneed in Chicsgo yesterday. The case has
excited high degree Of attention ell over the
country, as involving very important princi-
liberty. One of the principles invelvea in the
issue agaiI st Mr.. Cheney is, that in the hap
tismal rite he omits the word degenerate"
The cathedral Was nearly filled, mostly by
ladies, no seemed to take lively interest in
the iseue. The Board OF Assessors, who were
invited by Bishop Whitehsuse, and who will
re GIVE re testimony AID decide the case, are
benedic.. OF Robins Rest; Rev. DIR. Pierce, Of
SpTiu gfeld; Rev. ]. Benson, OF Peru, and Rev.
A. w. Snyder, OF Chicago. Hon. L. B. Otis
acts as coun sci for the presenter, and Hon. M.
w. Fuller, assisted by Messrs NJ. X. Rich and
George w. Thompson, defends Mr.. Cheney.
Rev. DR.. Chase preeides,
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pROPOsALs FOB sTHTToaERY.

Sealed TPT Tsso.,i, p DE- Js.s 1889
Of stscnerg for the sen9 .n shs
,s,e, .ll g Teeeiyed at this Department until the
Sin nss q Gsy lss a. y Geo,s
siI yross inch Inistands No. SO, sisss .toseer.
I"s.vs gross s's-inch Inkstands, No. sos, sIss.
Three gross 4 inch Inkstands, No. Sos, Glass STOP
Two hundred thousand white Envelopes, So.
T"o sD.dr.d shoa:snd White Envelopes. s,sr. q.
One hundred thousand White Envelopes. 10. x.s..
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids win be considered and accepted or n.
,oontracts must be executed By the successful
e,oaers within ten days After being called upon
The articles oostractsd for must be furnished
pursuant e orders from the department The en-
nre Quantities, viii, however, be called for during
Each proposal mus, be signed By TIE individual
trct HitOrneS on form e BE- farnssed sy The the
With good snd e.s SoSs. Sr "a
nshine such portion OF the articles as may lie
An dsIisslis: Vim .. subject to inspection BY An
EXERT setsiled for the purpose By the secretsry
article viii Be deemed sacsnt cause 70 snnSl tSe
Deliveries must be free of chares 1t IN. rr..,,rx
{, re i.iIaI: e comfy vim any one order under
Trsas9ry may direct the parehs.s. in open mar a..
nss;s:.sry e :SIIy ths ssscisnsy cssssd ~ snos
os.saS a: Sass e ssi e
SIose:si. unssocn panied by /. s..i...e.or, bond
1900 only 70 ss,ebished manufacturer OF. or
A''"s A GEORGE 9. BOUTWELL,.
yezs-eoim 0ecrstary Of the Treasury.
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MARRIAGE OF \ NoBLENAN.-On Monday
afteI noon Justice ID. dge was called upon at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, New York
TO NJ ite scion of one OF the oldest DOLE hou ses
OF France with Miss LouIse Fanny a. bitter, OF
No. - West Houston street. The groom gave
his name, rank, and pedigree as Leon Eugende
de 81. CLAIR, third Baron de Oney of France,
s0n Of Count Louis de ST. Clair. and his 10, r.
sonal appearance did not invalIdate these 10 ty
expectations. The marriage was soiemnizer in
the plain way usual in police courts when on.
ducnng such affairs, and the newly Wee died.
pair left the court room with all possible 81 ei
~. J.. SIM.
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NOZZLE ACT OF A SOUTHERN dirty the
follo'siGg. from the Wilmington IN. c.
Journal, 1t Will be seen that that place well
as Newport, r l.. has it water-nymph heroine:
At Smit hyille. n. g, on the l3th instant, the
daughter OF Captain Hunter, OF the steamsh ship
FAIRBANKS, while playing on the dock at Smith.
vile, was struck by piaLk and immediately
Knocked ov. rboard. Miss Kate Stuart being
on the dock at the time, Immediately plunged
In, and beng a capTal swimmer, caugh. The
girl as she came up the second time Miss
) uart Immediately struck out for the shore,
but as The child (aged ~ was so heavy, Sue
was obliged to cling TO the posts of the dock
until sufficiently recovered to SWIM TO the
shore with Der burden. ALI homer is due TO
this brave girl, who has twice been instru.
mental in saving the life Of her fellow beings.
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A DRMoNIAC FATHER man named
Thomas Hutcben has been arrested in New
Orleans for inbuman treatment of hts children.
One witness testified that he saw Hutchen
beating his young son W IN q horsewhip. while
the lad under the direction OF the parent held
bundle OF paper in his hand, each end of the
paper b. ing IN blaze. Another vito ess tasti-
fled that the wretch had, On more than one oc.
casIon, with the same instrument, dashed au in.
FAINT only eighteen months old. A daughter of
five years. when her body was examined. had
many marks OF lash rokes and beatings: her
peiso was in a bad condition. The brother,
two.y ears older, says that his punishment from
the whip was not SO severe As his sisters be-
cause be submitted to the burning paper tor
tuTe.
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CoREs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
IA Pennsylvania avenue, between X and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chilblains, Club and 1ngro wing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or neon venience to the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi-
cians, surgeons and thou sands OF other respon.
slDle persons who patroniZe his establishm ant
Hours from a. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at office, Dr. White is unable to
visit patients at their residences except between
and n, m,