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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
Common Sense fSSe Centennial
laOW AVN WHEN rO 80.

The w iier hasina rrawn ceul. ,hes.v
wha igslikv leaving their Ionses whilst the
THERMOMETER fhngts ~ la thu shade
y III nn~ make Il yfnni rush FIR the | ~.
%tennial. The vi. Wayne n Pennsylvania
lta lraad, having anticipated this, have vi
~ thsiv magnificent new ears unti rolling
stnvk In the MITES. conttisse asi perfect
order ~ thai tent enhiai s~isilnrs may not
want In anything ~ A,id I'll their cnnsen.
irnrr aud comfort II mnst b. remember.
w that tick eis via Warrington and haiti.
metv. may hr purchased M Vii. same hr.
ure A. = straight rhli .latplia Ticket costs
This enables tnans pvrrpns % sitit the M.
.inn = %liati,al view the ''.Ssy RI msgnihern.
distances, II nni Tin large piles ~ marble
md grant IL The t%ntttnl. Wnr Treasury
i'ost and t'asen, .,fiire departments, the
i'r.E lsntisl Mansion, end ALL the public
installations II Washing ~ Then balti-
more. PHILADELPHIA AMI thn teHlrnnial
Ahl New iptk each IN snrc"ssion ~siNttrtl,
sh,l fiir continuously over thu Ufsat ~
Wayne 4 pvnnsslssnin itnilwn, ilass
ma advantage wh W no othrr road MI this
continent enn on.r4 The ~. Wayne n
Pennsylvania Railway have neatly printed
gailra In hoax -torin, nj obtaining pysr hfiy
lnges. they nre beautifully Illustrated,
sud u great convenience u the tourist nnd
traveller IN selecting il. point. IL ihtsr.
est ~, thu entire linz " the rpNl they MI.
- contain n inap " the Centennial
tirpuH.lH ~ philnI.Iphit. null me- iuyniu.
able. They can Il. hal hy mail. free ~
application 10 the General unias, M. VI
tlafh \, fhlalsu ,hstp Tickets can
niro u. "Naaiaet i, Depot. corner Madison
aud lanai sts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

The ~. Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer
Press md Tribune desires everybody 70
read sils nInnri.y rspors In sLs rhieaxo
psnston Agency eAss which fully sAonsr.
sizes its editor from tho charge ot c%onst,ir
acy 70 defraud Miss Sweet. We'll. y "
read Ii with care consider II ils Utmost
aad poorest Job ~ kAI1oIaimi n.se
sees even fr,iA i minority s"amnitfsv d
tLe congress TINT hnr just adJonrhti.
''BiAtsly' the editor Hiore.a,a bpugl, tho
1nlcs from sNr~ mud .nlj Ii ~ Iii. danaE.
Ter says tt,ia minority report uns~s Nv
did and ~ esnrnt with The maJ.riiy o,in.
Ion that such sale W. AeanlMlous And 4
conspiracy TO defrand, and Ill dstraai
Tie purchaser. What transferable fran
uLiss In an once, WE'D like 10 Lnyw ~.
longs 10 ~ incumbent, IN 4 republican
gsvsrnmsstf that Grans. tv.es, Nl4hr.
u and The Whole sasAvefy crow, t.,s
nsds lss~sshasdIss u shem Jues nut Al me-
~ Ssal fAet thAs they LripnK - ,hs people
n right sd not Il ~ ~hsskssrias FRI.
.svaiiy wAs have during ~ past eight
years made them ~ much their stock IN
trade - tLs a.sfchan, does lLs goods ~
his shelves.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25


The Han. Henry Oronor, ~ leNn. ~.
lisrrei / political speech NJ Int ,%nale'ls
on tLe nth inst is,me,Iiaisly nfirr which
his remain ng engagement. we're eAhcelsi
by the state central committee 4 d..
patch 10 The Cincinnati Commercial Init.
inatea TINT tho orator WIS drunk n
PAUL Pioneer Press ard Tribune.
Il Ii sad 10 think the party has Income
~ particular. Mr.. Ot 'ennhr ~as attorney
general " Iowa for years, nominated. r.
nominated and elected when Il Wis known
lily his friends md supporters thst hs Wan
i e6mmnn drunkard President Grant tho
has bsvn better known NJ the country fof
ten years - ! drnnkafd than m u ssates'
,nlls yet lcapiia thase ir.dlnY irrssul ri.
tie. thu party twice ei.stct him. w are
MT crsiuloas enouxl, 10 AVALON that
Alsry Mr.. PIKE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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fs sif itfAft tstA. NAtrfstfash sieA
FtVsistfe tastt teHHss5 INllstssEnh II the
iieats Liver ! aNs aasnt estniha Al III THE
tni iss i tits EttNfHl sshlH4ts ets sss
sireA tAe Int iaets II II NNAtss Atatsf
FAawfr ~s helHte thvfe ii he rAss sf
iassfsfssta thas rAtnAi ~ iHsfaeiisiFlt MI
~lltsrsi ~. sHn 4 8fA sali irst pear vfl,
HI ettt rase IA future ftt#rfsi tfa IN 4 sst
tstHget.i. III \ 4 iG#ussses aul vt \
! stal ! hottie GO III rtnt* anil Try " I've
ias*s I'LL ~tellss. spu, lttrsiat sifN ~
lssur
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

A LureAs that ensa belonged 10 AbrA
l,m Lincoln II on exhibition NJ The Zen,
iennIal Why NJ put n u sirant's In.
t.nn, IN exhibition. too--the Indian liu.
feHn ur frrrltn.n's bureau, fsr instaHcc |
- !. urVsftst HrvtN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

Tut ksnw YLAks-TLe poets and
writer's II romano. Ofisn refer IL Che ss1w
Hakr a. IN emblem N purity when W
~. No SNOW falling gently % this ground
W think u b. y bsIsand 4 TO- Hest
Chemical hAisratus. which W. shInk II
quite ~ pure. IL II full weight. sud more
L1althfuf than baking Powder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

1hcfe /. ! suspicion In tho public mlui
that 'irani II TOO fond " his toddy II IL
hot 10 he accepted leastwisc not In tn
asnse that he ever gsts enough whisky
1Lnar,l ~ mistake the faces or bis eronies
for iloss " hsn.ri men II nv de.s drink
II II oily u enaLls him % lsok ~ wicked.
III ! u~IsI1nug Atursiua
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

Ladies'. II \ raj Or nlosns GETS Into your
pantry, d,lve him out and siaH In tho Lols
i m saturated With i solution VI ray sni,e
pepper. II will c6rutuaily preclude the
opening ef c~oHmuniaatlon With ils depot
of supplies -~-rfanssrira
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
SEALED I.aNEsOnAIs

will l~ received ~ the lns.d Of snrer.is,
nrs NJ Howard eoasts lava, VI their Avp.
.rml,er sessIgn, commencing NepA tth
1870. for furnishing MI material aud uul,.
~ cling nbntsMsnls or piers " 4 lrlIas
III fvrssion, In sall ro.nsy Plans a.t
specifications ran ta fuoui,d nj Audilur y
ui.iea In trrssb, lo~A
JEREMIAH BARKER.
county Auditor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

VIZ really regret to sre II suited that 7
". Palmer has heen compelled " retire
from thin lnter.Ocenn. AMI that he rHirsn
af,er having sacrificed the mos, ~ the
earning. ~ Il lIfs of lahor, md fr,igsli,y
IIAd Mr Palmer possessed the ihdvpend.
cnee IT character thai he WIS believed to
have. with HI known ability A. 4 journal.
IL, 10 have abandoned his party when II
i .ndnned the causr ~ thu people And
q ,ousr.l that IL tile bnnlhailarr the In.
NJ. neean under HIS hapamaut woaid
have acquired i circulation md 4 useful.
ness grraier than enjoyed NY any other
nr~srannr If The wet Al m illls wa
anrr,nl. red for ,lir peor privilege Of conn.
hating ,Le .annI principles the paprr hui
hesn intiy ennnciatins npon tie questions
of currency r.fprm ahl fnanea Again We
~esrrres uur \, .apAlhy for TIT irisn'l ~ our
youth ntI isnsi tint y new AL letter
hsld my otsn fur his lahor Nh! Tho nse Of
IIs nhlr ZEN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

sunse, lox was very naughiy TO tell The
vnol Mr. JASON IL Iowa, TINT liz iisA
hui then John a. should have bp.n more
guarded In his remarks, W. submit iAe
matter IL Tia State Register - umpire
The editor u that paper knows sonnrthin /
u Nv lraita II character ii Mr.. Kasson
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

iuO Sewing Machines Tor salo aheap.
= part now, and nome very little used.
jur. " good - new 1T greatly reduced
prieer, will sell yoa my mike you
Want and warrant the rMipe u give
satisfaction. W q. StAokm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
fhe tastar,s Nisfnstnrr.

Man. "A the vi fstsnnss II thvlt rafsa1s.
nav ls ttsittusta NJ Their p~n Htstaks. n
s~eNssav,iAr their hestusss nat rtsam.
M ss,pns Asraat / hr r.fitk .ssf 'lsis
farms shl minaNlug among ihta aaFinF
.l,s ,ass month ~ twa In. sffetiei ~ -
eel rni Il rstsAniftss IL ha'e thtse tfrers
an nss We PUNT eai .usas II thssa simply
tha, thnAr ~ha have suait ste Ms.i ake may
fsrsiss sAesa In tl,eir fasAre operations In
,hr EARLY settlement Of aat eean,s \ sas
TIT thu liunrsrs If th7s HI, t.
q spfy diversified s.s I'm ef farming
,hss hal MT Tho means u ra,sr
Into hnr.e anti stock breeding, wool grow.
Ing, fattenins hogs, the dairy and iss rre.
duets. The great mass VI the men VI that
lay In our county could mol well wal, he
yend tho nall II realize from their lahcr.
hence almost their entire farms we're IL.
ve,ed 10 wAea, growing This u s"me e.
tent must continue upon nh nrw farms IN.
Ill the soil 4. sufficiently cultivated aud
suhAaeA TINT II may ri, down 10 The ssrl-
III grasses adapted 10 nsr In stock stss.
ing Thu very general fsilurt VI the wheat
crop III Northern Iusn, the very garden Of
that product In The northwest should sreaks
4 more patent language 70 our farmers
tl.an any words ". can utter AZ u the I'm.
partnuer 10 them " ! more divcrsihed sss.
,cm Or agriculture, one that IN i.r nnnual
productions shnli embrace y portion Of all
tho productions VI the farm, and All shr
v~aritles Of ether products their farms are
adapted 10 anil for which they can hnl \
market III TIL. way II any particular crop
raves Il failure, the, have oihsr sources
from Which 10 obtain The means Tor meet.
Ing their current expenses. supporting
shrir families and paying their help Farm.
Yrs who have been wheat growers f"r yrs
should study thesc suggestions and proht
themselves and their country BY preparing
10 leave the trend power system that ~.
acts 70 nnrh and I. 10 uncertain In ihs
fulhlimsut ~ premises ihnt pay
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

t'arrjag. Trlmmin. mud ~. sirinR "
All kinds on shefI hatt.s
AMI Findings for FhvetaHhal# nrp ayns
stAHtiy IN land
His stock In ever ythlhg tstiAinIag ~
the tfAde |. complete. and satisfaction ~
10 prices, iaatefiai, an workmanship
MAt fatltad.
~ Opposite Cart lInnss. f'obtsnntAi
bisgk. rlEa u ihs Uls tsltars
lnssan. l0eA. Aurnst /, 1874
AIR hREaD M11ll1a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
" DpCr . WIN
Uniyer4fIy.

W. eall ,lr attention NJ NIL parties H.
rlrittr II, education i, tl,js Institution. III
etitl III FAfETTE. FsyrliH eenniy f0wn,
~ .ty..tin, a,,,la fa.ltl,I.,. fnr tlnn ma.s
thorough intellectual culture, Tho
Preparatory, riasitsl and heientIllc
i'mursr, haluI.. the branches inuRlli M
lie advanced DEPARTMENT NJ anr Public
nelisels Nai, IA Practical and Higher
Arithmetic, HrAmunar, Political HnI l'tiya.
rel Typography, illhinry. Physiology, ~
Mrs i. VI fnnpnr. ~ will known 10 the
patrons ~ the College. rtIll continues In
eIafa. ~ thu department ~ ~iNsrsuMkk
aAt. NtslT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
OKIGItszL TOIIlE
= u. Tulros, Plaintiff,
1tnhut t%sutMIlpE Defendant

lukAnt ruEs1irE, Defendant
In thu Defendant si,oya named
Y0u ARE nnsiheh Tint there In INV IN
hls VI itr nl,us " thu tlrfk III the District
Curt, IN and for the county IT tinwaftl
and hlnis 0I tnwn, 4 petition v. II Fnilnn
Plaintiff hhots NAMED. claiming ~ ,oa
That his title 10 the following rsai csiaie
situated in Howard tpiniy Iowa, to.wltt
the s0ntL ~sft " northeast ~ section ~
township I'D. range II, which he hold I'm.
der anil ny Virtue Of \ dssI Of general
warranty from NJ. u DoDiitils AMI wife. 10
hiM ~ sring date date june n, it7d. md
BY virtue vi u ~tvtasuFers deed ef said prem.
lsss executed by ths Treasurer III Howard
eauniy. i0wn, ~ said NJ II U0olittls bear.
Ing data JunA nth is7O, MAy bs e.tab.
liHhai NJ nRainst my Aivsvra claims III
YOURS md ihai you tv barred and fortss,
.siolt,ed frnm having 0r claiming my
right title uf interest IN nnI 4" said prem
iats adverse u TN plaintiff herein. an'l
Inst Unless yum sppsAr / hereto hnd defend
before nDou III tho steDni IAy III the nvli
term NJ ihs said Ivnrt appointed IL bs LsIl
IL ihr 1 eA,t HonKs In sail To-. fnMmsnr
ing IN the 30Hh day " UstoL~r 1910, ytHr
istnuit Nil ha entered aud ldvmrnt rand
cred against tpU tilr lnans III accordance
~,ti, ,Ls prayer Of Hsii p~s,ilinn
isi4tl Jnl4 MI. ls7U
IN H. riLTON, pm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
DENTAL HEADQUARTERS.

tirmluair ~ Itanistiy i doing MI kinds
~ tunini work II first 0lp# lnHnnGf. md
rffAtis lalo~ ordinary rites lila ~.1t IL
guaranteed ~ iu ~ tlM isa~t qsalits
and Ilat.pih 0MnnAi H. told ftnn mutual
teeth lii e,Juf form. In rix,f
M pari u liz ratnIatnsalu required from
raspDnrlile lMtiiaa until tlM Wink u rom
pIeiei. htselal attention given ~ difficult
and complicated eases. Teeth estfseinl
Without lMin. Odicc west VII. III I'm
street M stairs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

IA n I'nAu4trAi Nt#isr~. ~t'uIiEdK, In
Witch ii,t 1tulsn, acquires W complete \
practical business education IN every RI
.jaes. m Inn H. liai NJ any ntlsv Nuslnesn
College, Tie ~etnfKrs hfa gnly about hAN
IA tuiirl, ~ In other I,uslm.. t',llrW i. md
il,r inslr0 .ii0D fully elunl ~ sial u any
vAY II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25

VINE FENCE a SUCCESS
rs nse 1T tt,s Tnslnr N;fs tkiuuelsr.
tieap, kimt,'pti, f'aa, and En1i.si mnn-
fptti III iisss. tlrslHir iilan ~ ~. M.Atl il
AsA yusf dnIsr for the 'Tat
10y ttl.iriei
H. i TAYLOR, tOiu manufactures.
Aanslu Mr., io1A
9ffsIyfutAta free.
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Painting ana lDyAwtpR


viii b. tnigli Wy Mlar 1Iriseli, late 81
Elen1ai. { ullryu. phio, q fine artist md
IN 4, experienced i%rnri,pr. TIN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-25
NEW GOODS.

And wanId respectfully AN the patron.
Asr Df Nv old fflssds and lLr Inlii, In
general n.JsI1InG
ffrssa. March ~. 1870.
Mrs.. u. klNMU.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
WILMINGTON, DEL. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1875

from explosions of illuminating oils, besides
severe bodily injuries to survivors. The
bill introduced in the House yesterday,
providing for the inspection of fluid illumi
nants and imposing penalty for their sale
without a certificate of inspection, is in
tended to prevent such casualties in future.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Chorpen-
ming claim is now under argument in the
Court OF Claims. Chorpennins claims
$ii3,OOO az a balance due for carrying the
mails. IT
WAsH1 1NGToN, Jan. 2j.--The House Appro-
priation Committee did an act to-day which
will commend itself to the country, and at
the same time produce general surprise:
to reduce the pay ef its members from five
Thousand dollars to'forty-five hundred dol
lars per year. ~ 'n-
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
Soothing syrup fer Winssow.
2y American Press Association.

BosToN, Jan. 25.-Rumors are current
here, affecting Rev. E. d. Winslow, pro-
prietor of the Boston Daily Ners and Treas.
urer of the Boston Post Company. 1nves-
LEGATIONS show that Mr.. Winslow has
negotiated notes, which are disciaimed by
the parties they are supposed to represent.
The amount of the forgeries cannot be
stated, for not only Boston banks have been
vistimized but institutions in other parts OF
the State. The total amount Is estimated
at 5000, or more, but whether the en-
dorsements are all genuine or only partially
60 cannot be determined, in one or two
instances the bank management has been
deceived by the renewal of notes. The
endorsements on original notes
have been disclaimed. Winslow
for several years has been publisher OF the
News, and in May, 1878, he became proprie.
tor of the Post. The paper was sold by
Messrs. Bealls, Greene & Co., for cash
Winslow at once formed an association and
the management Of the paper passed
wholly into his hands. The purchase money
he raised by notes, becoming. the endorse
ment of number of parties. Winslow
was also Treasurer of the Cambridge Brick
Company and two notes signed by him as
Treasurer of that company, which were
pronounced forgerles as far as the endorse
ments were concerned, the endorsers being
C F.Porter and Joseph Fl Chadwick land lee
10 the discovery of the series OF forgerles.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
CHE5TER CHIT CHAT.
FROM THE NEWS.

&
About 2 o'clock on Sunday morning three
men were in q saloon on lower Market
street. Only one of them appeared to have
any money, The whole party had been In
dulg1ng freely at the noneyed mans ex-
pense. At last he got tired of this but the
others insisted on their continuing to treat
them. He refused and q quarrel ensued.
The party adjourned to the street. The
moneyed man was struck on the head with
a porter bottle and badly cut. The cut ex-
tended from the top of the head down to
the base of the nose. The severed scalp
hung down over one of the eyes and 1t re-
uuired six stitches to close the wound. 1t
ia claimed that the man struck with the bot
tie had stabbed one of the party in the
head, but not the one who struck the terri
BILE blow. .u,l
Officers Frank Wilson and Stewart were
on the ground and were about to make the
arrest when they were assured BY the man
cut that he would not prosecute. The off,
GERS took the wounded man to the Station
House where his injuries were attended to
by DR.. Mott. The patient then went home.
About II O'Clock on Saturday night
lady was assaulted by three men on the
edge of Ship Creek woods, who attempted
to commit O nameless crime. The lady ran
away screaming and gained admittance to q
house near by. She thinks the rutiians BE-
long to Upland. " 't
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
ny MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Another attempt has been made to MUIR,
der Prince Milan at Belgrade. ~.
A rough estimate places the amonnt OF
the frauds of the Milwaukee Whisky King
since the war at Sl0,0OO,0O0. -,
Spain assures the Great Powers that the
Carlist insurrection will be suppressed. IN q
short time, aud then the trouble IN Cupa
will be ended. f.rs- Npl- 'f'a
A second ballot ut Barcelona, Spain, has
resulted in the election of CASTELAR, to tic
Cortes. He will have but two Republican
colleagues in the new Parliament, it is
said. T. 20 Ha iHR h .o.
DR.. T. G. Mcclellan, OF Boston, was ar
rested in his office, yesterday, charged with
the murder of Sarah Oxaey, whose body was
found on the premises. lie was admitted
to bail in $4,000. qa roi
By the misplacing of switch near ,Tren.
ton, N. j., on Sunday night, the Cincinnati
express train from New York was thrown
from the track. The locomotive and three
cars were considerably damaged, but no
body was injured, fortunately. .4gG s,9,,
Three shocks of earthquake were expc.
rienced at the Island Of st. Thomas on the
morning of the 7th instant, the first being
at about four o'clock, the second at half
past four, which was very severe and -tht
last three minutes later. ~ 7iJL ,a1.ra'n
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26
The Canada ElOpemcnt.
Eyssa;no Telegraph.

AS00ss"T
The knowledge that "Mr. and Miss
Brydges" had registered themselves at dls the
sted delightful flutter in social si circles ,ss
yesterday, the impression .bar penn ,ban va' Mrs %
MacKensie. Mac How true the report may y. be {,
we are not prepared to say, but certain It Is
that yesterday afternoon family eonsulsa, mss.
tion was held at the hotel, at which were
.,rosent the parties most directly interested
!" the little affair, the result of which ,s wa.
IN the sIe departure, yesterday afternoon, Of Miss
New York .ssmss in 1S%esny Se3esmnsd ste
n. nnu'o ~ and to the scandal by hasty retreat
f. Ras ia r now rumored that upon the arriysl o.
will to the proper 1iuss ausnS3'fss
app';m;"''f tn tho meantime Mr.. Bridges hal
taIen %H his departure for Pheni1ville, . where e
y aI is said. he will wait for something te
"turn up"