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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-24
Advertiser Gazette.
A Journal of Information for
Advertisers. Edition, 9,eOO cop
les. Published weekly. Terms,
90 per annum, in advance.
FIvE SPECIMEN COPIES (pfFFERENT
DATES 10 ONE ADDRESS FOR Is cts.
Otfee No. II PART Row, New York.
GEO p. POWELL CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
Original S0ficp.

florence c. Deminz,
Plaintiff
against District Court OF
The unknown heirs Cedar county Iowa
al law or Jos Snauks Nov Term. 1879.
deceased, defendants.
To tine Defendants. lou are hereby notified
that there IN ou He IN the Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Ia and for the county
Of Cedar, IN the state Of Iowa, "A Position OF
Jorrenes G.. pemtng Plaintiff, claiming Of
yoL, that he Is the owner OF east half east
half southwest quarter northwest quarter
sec. 10, township -, range | west. that JOS
sbanks sold said land To Caleb Russell in
1854; said Russell, then entered into nos ses-
sion thereof, and remained In possession
until his sale 10 plaintiff, and plaintiff has
teen In posses-loH thereof. That In the
deed executed by Jos. sbanks to said Caleb
Russell, the land WAS enormously describe
ed ~ the southwest part Of the west hal / Of
the northwest quarter Of said sec, township
and range. and by reason thereof there Is il
cloud on plaintiffs title, which he asks In
his petition 10 have removed.
Now unless yon appear to said petition
second day OF the next term Of said tsnt,y 10
he begun and held At Upton, In said ccstsn.
fy. on the ed day Of Nov. ,is75 - default will
he entered against vou, and Judgment reE-
dered thereon In accordance with The pray
or Of said petition.
PfATT IL GAaR, httys for PIs'R.
4 The foregoing notice having been submit
led 1. me. together with the petition the
same IN hereby approved. and Ii is ordered
that The same be published for six success
sive weeks iD the Upton Advertiser.
JAS n, HUTHhOGK, Judge Dist. Court.
Dated at Upton. May 9Th, 1875. cove
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The Mexican robbers across the
Texas border are. renewing their
'hievilg raids upon the ranches Of
the settlers along the American side
of the Rio Grande. This nefarious
work viii be carried little too far
one OF these days, and then there
will be a day OF Judgment for the
swarthy skinned Mexican s.greasers.
A good understanding between the
Mexican Government and that of the
United States is fast approaching,
and with the arrival Of this will come
the speedy ending Of the outlawry SO
long prevalent along the dividing
line between the two Countries
Chicago Journal.
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The following suggestions for the
p1s. ss.::css q cruelty e animals sre
made:
Eight hours should be days
work on dog-charn, the dog to be
allowed one day in the week to him.
self. Let every dog have his day.
Life-preservers for Newfoundland
dogs, to guard against sudden cramps.
A fine for imposing bogus watches
on watch-dogs. The Watchdog 3
honest bark has often been raised
against the swindle.
Protection of ants from their nrpii-
ews and nieces.
Cushioned ,oad-stcols would be
highly appreciated by toads after a
chop
Punish boys who frighien the
frogs and make them jump. Sudden
shocks are sometimes fatal to ner-
vous organization.
Encourage trout to write poetry.
We have seen some very beautiful
trout lines ere now.
Rostrums in the ocean for whales
to .sspout" from. This is want
long felt and the whales pout about
i.
Abolish mosquito bars. They
make mosquitoes irregular about
their meals.
Introduce the German language
into schools of fish.
Pocket handkerchiefs for croco-
dies to wipe away their tears on.
4 school in accounts for adders,
who also multiply rapidly.
Encourage the cultivation oil plum
trees FOR the comfort of that fastid
ious epicure the curculio, who can
feed upon nothing else.
Badges for hawks, SO we can tell
one from henshaw.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Ey virtue Of general 81 scati0n u rae dir
elf4A issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of
tire tffeula Court in and for the 60. Of Cedar
and Stale Of Iowa, In favor Of u. y. friend
and against Harriet A. Habef, AdminIstra-
tffx. mare levied upon the following prop
frty as the property Of the saId Harriet A.
Huber, Adm ntstrarix. to-wak
The zp8thwest quarter ~ Of section num-
her niue ~; In township mum Der eighty fsGl I,
range nnmber three I'll west Of the 9Th p.rn. :,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
situated In Cedar county, iowa.
And sbaEl offer the same for saie at the
Court III ouae door, in the town Of Upton in
taId county. On Saturday the 18Th day oil
June, a. u. is75. At one O'Clock 3. m. Of said
day. 10 satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of May, a. d. ls75.
JOHN ID. sHEAREK
L5w3 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Horrible Truths.

Remarkable natural curiosity-a
woman's.
A man in Tennessee. to cure bad
case Of mother-in law, married her.
According to a London doctor,
black eyes and deceit go together in
women.
1t took FIVE Cincinnati women two
hours to select common little straw
hat.
-Four Pittsburg girls are training
for public foot race, to come off at
Cape May, this summer
Miss Lowery, Of Baltimore, a con-
verified actress, is preaching in Brook
lyn, with her bonnet on.
"She never billed Eaters with skins
ON" was the eulogy pronounced on
Wisconsin woman.
It appears on the authority Of the
statisticians that one Of womau's
rights is to live longer than man.
Young ladies have taken 10 the
mania Of collecting stamps again
Their mania for spending them is
chronic.
A Natchez husband kept his wife
from church by stealing her false
teeth, but she made the house lively
for one day.
Mrs. Darlington, reading Of the
strike Of the wire drawers, remarked:
"Ah, me! what new-fangled things
won't they wear nextt"
A daughter of Eve-"1 asked Bob
by Lavender if he thought you pref
t., and he said. "Yes!" "When he
comes back ask him again-and I'll
listen"
A woman in Silkes county, N. c.,
has given birth to triplets FIVE times
in succession. The children of each
birth have been raised, and the whole
sssssse1OA esS INV Alist. DO IL Inc un-
fortunate husband.
"Goodness gracious, James, wha,
are you doing with that child?" she
shrieked at her husband, who was
lifting the infant out of the crib b,
the ear. But he never said a word
while she danced around wildly. cry
iag, .tOh, it only serves me right;
ought to have known better than /,
marry Milwaukee man."
4 couple of Des Moines girls hay,
played game of "seven up ever,
night for three years to determin,
which should sleep on the front sid,
Of the bed. Practice has made Their
70 perfect in the game that no ma
In that region can beat them. An
yet i viii probably all come t
naught when they marry brutes Q
husbands who win insist on takin
tho front side themselves.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue Of special Execution to me
directed, Issued from the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court. In and for the county
OF Cedar and state ~ Iowa, in favor Of III.
A. hcKelyey, and against Thomas and
Josephine McCabe, have levied upon the
following property a. the property Of the
said Thomas and Josephine McCabe, To wit.
mum Der ten no.. In tow nshIp number eighty
one 81, range number two ri vest Of this
9Th r. NJ. except forty acres of Of the south
and twenty acres situated In Cedar county.
Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door In the town Of Upton, In
said County, on Saturday the 18th day OF
June, A. D., 1875, at ten o'clock A. M OF
said day, to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
dated this 18th day Of May A. d. IS15
JOHN q. SHEARER.
Sheriff ofCsdar County, Iowa.
Per A. b. Maynard, Deputy. 2Sw3
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ssHeayen's Own" is the name of
new Nevada town where railroad
passenger saw woman pinning her
husband to the fence with a pitch
FORK.
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MIDDLE.AGED MEN
DIR. BOHANNAN

lures all Private DiseAses WITHOUT The use OF
mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure all fbrms Of ..Spermatorrhea,. or .ssen,-
mInal Weakness In from 10 weeks time.
Office No. e1o North Fifth Street. bet, VI ASH
fnefon ave. Green, st. Louis, Mo. Established
In 81. Louis In lsF.
ASDr. D.'a ssfreattse on Special Discs
sesS which fully explains the nature. causes,
ssseminal Weakness. syphilis and valuable
Information ON other delicate subjects, sent
fREE In sealed EnyeloDes
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While Judge Schsnck was charging
The grand jury At Mecklenburg, N. G..
ooerk zsb Vance passed the following
VII taksu points to his Honor: SHOOT
~ - naa and missing him. is an as.
saslt viii latent to kin. Knocking one
Il 9eef ~ hegs in the head il killing
49, hssaa v SAN"
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The Boston Post has news to the
effect that s'Italian brigands are hold.
Ing an English mother-in-law for ran.
som, and the son-in.law says thew
can hold her and be disappointed $
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- :, 1919 = :. -. - !,
- Aeeor dasTlsq, = i
% see1.ea ~ ~, TlIe
s aa3asf III lo,.
- . ! c0oeed nm VINO siso so1''i
~.
4el Shes Just de wustest Wo
- q ats foNu { answered the pr
:
@AtS no excuse, Mr. narr,s
y9i yQ0 nave no business % take sns
~ INTO ycslE own hands.
& : n ho's toOkcn % iaw I 's's'~ =
hoe handle, and II you been oar ano
aeca what \ hftle bat nit ner Nv y
wcoadnt make DC least russ o.eI :.
mxc been several tunes 'nloIn
-. II. Harrison, that you are Is lesn.
esD1c - > hotel waiter, ana - Cross
!. = syena .lsA : sore .nros.' ano
eAne = would Dc lar 0e'.eI iol your
a r. n.
Ta..s@ u cc--.ct;cr
ara -. ia - have 90 live wild
-. rss;f. &c min. ,l,cnt free DAYS
den You'd know vho's 10 bame." ans.
-~,:d 80 r,;eonar
s.T1s ;.rno.s;h,e Mr. Harrison.
al hal;avs thst j. Is nv solemn du.
49, -. -. -. -h.r. vo,, cannot hoe
t.rJ,s shs' u,,hI;c anv more for long
49, ,.ar.b. :
a.. : hrc.t.d,,
s.van .san
unen f.r,vell 10 dis we're wourld
s..,-.,,, n.rnl 6nd cornsa n de
..m "a -. oo.css w;ll he mery
II c,n,t heln + > replied his Honor
:. 4 r;cLe.l ont smother warrant,
ssdnsv sssrds here with ontstretched
hsri md e Won de I shall feel no
.t;ro. &c remorse--shall see no ac-
c,,.;nr en;r;t n INV INV midnight
S-es,e
,,.,
soA1 sA"
~ the iafner OF TINS onspling
here = inquired the court as ooy
Mnea Whnam barton, ageo seven
teen, came out.
No answer. S,
buD, you are cnarged WIN ioai
~, beng drunk, ana disturbing 'ne
peeee continued 'ne ooul n
r.
t.che oharad tobacco. carried a pi.-
~. and he had Al idea that he was a
fnli ,rovn man
II have No doubt of your guilt.
coot;noea Ia Honor. ssbut / shall
MT ss.d vou I'M. They have no nurs-
;rr hT1sle. nm tber-no cradles-no
enc 10 Get M At night and give you
e,tn;n ten / know YOU have the
;dea that YOU are ! man. and | pre-
anne that your parents have lost
controI Il Won. hut are only child in
he eyes of the law. If You were
ch;ld q mine I should shank you and
- vor into . h;oh chair for an hour
= tvo hut a Won are not | shall send
You back into the corridor and wait
fnr vour father 70 come and draw you
home in 4 baby cart. Follow Biiah,
bub. and If there is a rattle-box or a
whistle TO be found around the build
;no he viii Give Won amusement.
n
80,
nasning !urhi'uIeIh'ohlns .ne
cniidlen--raising : ne'gnpoInoou TOW
.nlea,s-o r.nkenness al g,oupea
'oge.hef uaocr .ne one g.'i1'A nea.
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l. is easier and more profitable TO
cut of young sprouts from trees and
vines tran il is 20 cut of large limb
and cause serious injury.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure OF all derange.
nents In the stom.
,.ch, liver, and bow.
els. They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickncssAn
suffering ID prevent
al hr THAR ffsxso1u
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James aEeGonAic, Onion grove
IhEBnl HlE LOST HOW BESTlREDI

Just published. new ed.
49, 49, = EIon Of DR.. EuiverHeiI's
- - celebrated Fssy on the
AsssS-~ss~ss radical cure without med
icine] OF Spernatarf hoez sr seminal Weak
ness, fnypluntarp seminal losses. fmpoten.
cy, Mental and Physical InespacIty iinped-
ilnents to Marriage. etc. al-o consumption
Epilepsy ard ltts, induced by seif-indui-
eence or sexual extravaganza. etc.
IA~Price, IN sealed envelope oflIy six cts,
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essy. clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that tine alarming
consequences Of self htIsa may he radfrally
cured without the dangerous use Of Internal
medicine or the application pf the knife.
pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and etiectual by mems % witch
every sufferer, no matter what MS ceBdi-
ton may be, may cure himself c.ipapfs prl-
vsfeiy, aud radically.
EE@This lecture should he In iae hands Of
every youth and every man in the Land.
Sent under seal. IN a plain envelope, TO
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF six
cents ar two post stamps.
Address the publishers.
GHAS. j. e.. KLINE e. CO..
l27 BOWERY NEW YOYK
Post-offiee Box 1856. i5vl
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Scottish CytnNlpiO3s,

Color, black, weighs | $50 pounds, win stand
on Saturday at stanwood, and the balance
of the time al his own stable, one mile north
~ CLARENCE
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Il widely known
Is one Of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the ys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test Of
years. with . con-
stantlygowingrep-
,,tation. haaas1 on IL
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Color, bright baY, weighs 1850 pounds, will
stand Mondays and Tuesdays at Andrew
Miners In sec. 2,Fremont township, Wednes-
DAYS at Stanwood, and the rest of the week
AL his own stable
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IMPOR1sE
NETHERBY.

The subscriber will stand his horses for
the season Of 1875, commencing Monday
April 10th, as follows:
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use; and every family should have them ON hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them TO be the saf-
est, surest, and best OF all the Hftfs with which
the market abonnds. BY their occasional use,
the blood Is purified, the corruptions Of the sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed, and the
activity Internal organs which become cloeeed
and sluggish are cleansed by Auer's Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health, the value OF which change
when reckoaed on the vast multitndes who enjoy
il, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 70 take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length Of time, 50
that they are ever fresh. and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild. and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet or
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as Family Physic,
and Tor the following complaints, which these
For Dyspcpsia or IsAigession. LtssIess-
neas. IanguOr and Loss Of Appetite. they
should be Extraordinarily TO stimulate the ston
ach, and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Com plaint and its various symp.
toms, DiliOus Headache. sick Head.
ache. Jaunslice or Green Sickness, nj.
i0us Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should
be jndicously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause il.
For Dy.~ntery. or Diarrh@s,. but one
mild dose Is generally required.
For aheumatism, 1iOut, Gravel. Pal.
pttafi0n Of the Heart, Paju N che
ssae, hack and LOtms. they should be contin.
nously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DropsicAl SwelItaga,
they should be taken in large aud frequent doses
ioprodnec the effect of drastic pnrge.
For AuppreasiGn, large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym.
pathy.
As Dinner Pin, take ne or two Pulls to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
ts.~.
system. Hence 1t is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, Omen finds that a dose Of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renoyatng eject on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED By
DIR. ~. G. AVER 4 CO., Prucsjcal Chesststs,
LOWELL, MAsS., o. 8. a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
Damage by WaterspOut.

BERLIN, August 4th.-A waterspout
burst over Kirm in Rhenish Prussia
to-day, inundating that place and
doing great amount of damage. A
bridge and several houses were swept
away and thirteen persons drowned.
Heavy Floods.
CALCUTTA, August 5th.-Thereh have
been monstrous floods in the North
western Provinces. Many dwellings
have been destroyed, and it is feared
serious loss of life has occurred.
Imposing Catholic Ceremonies.
DUBLIN, August 5th.-Dr. Croke,
the new Arch Bishop of Cashel,
preached in the Cathedral this morn
ing on "O'Connell, the Liberator.r
-Four Arch-Bishops, forty Bishops and
five hundred priests participated in
the ceremonies, which were very i'm
posing and impressive. The Cathedral
was densely crowded and the masses
were magnlHcenC.
The Duncan, sherman IL Co. Failure.
LONDON, August 5th.-No arrange
ments have been made for the redemp-
tion of Duncan, sherman & Co.'s let
ters of credit in the hands of travellers.
The negotiations pending since the
failure have not been completed, and
other arrangements are postponed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-06
ssws Of THE NOR MING.

Miss e. Evans, seventeen years old, COM
mitted suicide at Council Bluffs yesterday.
Coleman's saw-mili at La Crosse, Wiscon-
sin, was burned on Wednesday night. Loss,
$4,000
Loss Of life is reported on the Wabash from
the hoods. ~
Much property was destroyed by the break
ing of reservoir at Celint. Ohio.
A fire occurred at oconte. Wisconsin. des-
troying the Revere House and other property
to the amount of $4,000.
The city OF Chicago has paid her interest on
bonds outstanding by the failure OF Duncan,
Sherman & Co. The American Exchange
Bank, Of New York, took them up.
In Rome the o'Connell centenary was OBJ
served by the cclebratiou OF Pontincal High
Mass In the Church OF Christ.
Ten thousand persons arrived In Dublin 10
attend the O'Connell centenary, which will
last three dayA E si
Denmark Is mourning over the death OF
Hans Christian Andersen.
The banking house Of the East Albany
Banking Company in the village of Green
day night. Loss, $4,000.
A fatal railroad accident is reported on the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. -
VIM. @. Carson. Boston embezzler, has
been arrested in St Louis. HGi
The foods In Illinois have caused eight mill
lion dollars damage, but are now subsiding.
The loss by the overflow in Indiana is sew
eral millions.
The, Minnesota Educational Convention
was in session yesterday. @ Aae
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-06
AN INTERESTING CASE AGAINST
The WESTERN UNI ON.
FURTHER OF THE MOUNTAIN MEAD.
OWS MASSACRE.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.1
PACIFIC COAST
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. I
PACIFIC COAST.
.sar Francisco Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5th.-Louis
Morgan, who was arrested on suspi-
cion of being the assassin who attempt
ed to kill Joe Hawkins at Hollister
last week, has made a full confess
sion.
The Board of education on Tuesday
evening abolished the system of sepa-
rate schools for white and colored
children, and by this action the pub
lie schools will hereafter be open to
children Of all nationalit les without
distinction as to color or previous con-
dition Of servitude.
The case of the Bank of California VS.
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
to recover damages resulting from the
delivery of fraudulent dispatch, was
argued in the Fourth District Court.
This morning the bogus telegram was
sent from Colusa to Bank California in
this city, to pay one Charles H. Crow
ley 81, 200 in gold coin, and signed w.
Q. Harrington, cashier of Colusa Bank.
Crowell was temporarily employed by
the regular operator for a few days.
CroweH left Colusa imm ediately after
sending the dispatch, and meeting a
friend of his asked him to accompany
him to the Bank of California to
Identify him. Crowell received the
money and gave receipt in name of
Crowley and has not since been heard
from. Ss3 aCes Dl1c uoSf IFI.-
The Democratic Municipal conven-
tion had long wrangle last night
over the question of affilliation with
the State Central Comm ittee in the
making of municipal nominations.
The motion finally prevailed to ap-
point a committee of eighty members
and invite the State Central Commit
tee to send fourteen delegates to the
same. The reply of the State Central
Committee is withheld until this eve-
ming. t.E lna -
The Citizens Independent Nominat-
ing Convention at their meeting last
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-06
There is a possibility of successful
result in letters from Paris, which pay
over $4,000 of the firms letters.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Secretary Bristow returned toWash-
ington last night.
The loss by the burning of Ar
buckles mill in New York is estimat-
ed at $4,000.
Ten thousand people attended the
O'Connell Centenary at Dublin on the
4th inst.
From Australia we learn that the
Ministry of Victoria has changed in
consequence of opposition of Parlia-
ment to the budget. a-
The Parliament of South Wales has
approved tender for carrying mails,
made by the Pacific Mail S. S. Com
pany. a#
The Bishop of Padoborn, who was
deposed from his functions by Prussian
law Courts, and has since been Injured
in vessel, has without permission quit
ed that town. On leaving he address
ed letter to the Governor of the Dis
trict, assigning as the reason, impaired
health.
In spite of the efforts of the Prince
of Montenegro to prevent it, several
bodies Of his subjects have crossed into
Herzegovina to join the insurrection.
A special to the Times from Berlin
says the Turks are collecting in large
force to crush the insurrectiOn in
Herzegovina with one blow. 81
In the Brighton races yesterday the
principal contest was for the Brighton
Cup, which was won by Marie Stuart,
Louis Victoria second, and Kaiser
third.
A Versailles dispatch dated the 4th
says: The session of the Assembly
was formally closed to-day in accord
ance with resolution for recess until
November 4th. &.
w. X. Muir has resigned the Gen
and Milwaukee Railroad to. take the
General Managership of the Canada
Southern Railroad. S. s. Galloway
succeeds him.
The returns from the Cherok ee cleo
ton indicate that Col. Ross, now
holding the Office of principal chief of
that nation, has been defeated by the
Rev. Charles Thompson. The chief
taincy has been held by some member
of the Ross family ever since the
tribe adopted the civilized form of
government. Thompson has been
very popular with the Cherokee ma
tiOn.
A Cincinnati dispatch says special
from BlufftOn, Ind, says the rumor of
the breaking of large reservoir at
Celina is confirmed by the heavy rise
of the Wabash river. The railroad
bridge is still standing. John Thom-
as, farmer living two miles East of
this place, had twenty-five acres of
wheat washed away, and started down
the river in boat with his son to
save q part of his fence. The boat
capsized and Thomas was drowned.
His son was rescued.