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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
P. l. Il III Van DeYentcr + c.,
wHoLEsALE pEAlKas IN 3,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
No. 1862 and l64 Main 81. cetner ef WssAis1dsn
Avenue,
SAINT LOUIS NO.
ME are now receiving from our mAnufaG.
w turers in New York our Spring Steel.
which will be unusually large. and catupriss
all grades of men and 6oys elstAing, from, The
commonest tabric to the finest Jsenca tlseA. and
a general assortment Of shirts, Jarnishiss sesds,
umJrelias, carpet bags &c de-. -
Our stock Of India Rubbes Goods will be vcfy
large, as we shall receive these goods fron
several manufacturers.
Persons dealing in the above articles arc par.
tcularly invited 10 cali and examine otr stock
as we intend to sell goods at ~ Inv brices ara
on rs reasonable terms as any hGiaS ID tn
city. p. L. 4 H. VAN DEvENTER, 3 Co.
February 18th l054v
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

sale Of School Lands.

Office Of school Fund Commissioner !
Jchr.son County Nay a. 1854.
NToT1CE is hereby given, that x otter for sale to the
IN highest bidder a the Court iiO,lS in Iowa City,
hr trs lay Of July next sections sixteen In Townships
~ and 7s Range and townships = and 80 Range west
Terms Of sale one fourth in cssh, the remainder on
credit not exceeding ten years
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To Lcia ID Simison ,ieremidd NO,J6rd and Nathaniel
Hill, scho haze been returned .saot found"
You are hereby notified that there II file in the
Clerks Office of the District Court Of Benton county filed
May 4th, A. d. 1854 the bill of Andrew D. Stephen pray
ing the Court to set aside sale made by the said Irwin d.
Sinson, School Fund Commssioaer,t John W. Filkns
Of the northwest quarter of section thirty Ave in township
convey said land said Stephen ard unless you appear
and answer thereto before the first day Of the
term Of the District Court of said county, which term
mences the 18Th day OF September A. d. 1854 the said
bill will be taken confessed and decree rendered In
accordance Herewith.
Ordered to be Published in the Iowa Capital Reporter.
]. G. TRAER, Clerk OF District Court.
MmLKR WoopiN, Piirs' Atys,
Iowa city, June 81, 1S54--4w--pr'sf fee 800.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
G. STEIN. p. STEIN
Stems Furniture and Chair Ware Rooms

WE would respectfully invite the ate ton Of the citi
w of Iowa City and the surrounding country 10
large and ell selected stock Of FurpitureChars
and MATTRESSES which will sell Wnoesai and ketah AZ
the lowest prices Our is complete con-
sisting in part follow Sofas Dvans Lounges Mahogany
chairs Marble ola and de Tables, end Tables
Plain and fancy Bureaus, Whatno;s Secretaries Book
cases, Quartet Hall Music and Stands French
Bed steads, Dining Tables Sinks Washstands, Wire aud
Tin Safes, Curled lair, Moss, shu,k, and Jenny lhnd
Mattresses &C. &c.
Please call and examine.
(. Ware Rooms 20 street dore east Of the Bank,
Masculine Iowa. Hume 2lst, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
NOTICED
SALE OF UNIYESTTY LANDS.

nv cra.r M ,h Rara ~ Trs.e ~ rs state IJniyer-
- said rniversfv and iv;re n Marisn County viii be
oiYrd far ale - ,,S,; ,s.; en- Thnrsdav The I'M
Conntv-to-v VII =. - Ss''' 80
Section 4 III II and 9t- u Of section n. W V Of
So N Of Range 10 west OF SIR nrircipai meridian.
Also the \ Of sec q L and z W /. Of section 2s
Tah ~ 81 IS -, n =, sss, % H"u = ~
- ~ q sang VEST ST., "a NJ, ~ n
IA, = = OF ?. = anu crsM o. sec. -
80 - aha ~ Vic a VI sec . township iaAs0
.sc ii .naN ~ - ~ s a., 10 Tr.ss &c \ ~ passe
/, 81 Wet '1 y - - ses - o"s"P ~ = - -'sS
The above lands VIII be onercd In the smallest iega
ana WI De sofa 70 me hgnest oader
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AN ORDINANCE to prev.n. the dissertation of the Sab
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that Especial election" win be
held in the several townships in the county Of Johnson
gust 1854 at the places oholding elections therein
for the purpose Of electng Senator to the General As
semby Of the State Of Iowa. for the District composed OF
the counties Of johnson, Iowa and Poweshek ol the
vacancy occasioned BY the removal from the district Of
George d. Crosthwait Also for the purpose OF elecng
School Fund Commissioner for Johnson county, to an
the vacancy cccasisned BY the resignation Of John Nc
Caddon.
Ell. LEE, County Judge johnson County.
June 81, 1864
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Seeds. Seeds.

@tLOyER, TIMOTHY. Kentucky Bluegrass, and Red Top
~ seeds onion sets, Lima and Mohawk beans peas &c,
just received aud for sale by II, w. FYFFE.
April 2, 1855,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
MARSHAL'S SALE.

DIV virtue Of special execution issued by the Clerk OF
ID the District Court Of the United States for the District
Of Iowa, dated the end day Of May 1884, to me d.
delivered in favor Of Lovina socum and against
Corydon Brown and Obedah Dillon have levied upon
the following property TO witt Out lot No seven Lots NO
one and three In Block No six; Lots two, three
and four Block seyen Lots one, three and four in
Block eight; Lots three aud four In Block nine
Lot eight In block Lot five and the fraction lying north
Of the alley ia Block one situated the town OF Maren-
Iowa county and District Of Iowa. and shall ON Tues.
day the 9th day of June, 1854 between the hours oi
O'Clock and o'clock NJ Of said day, expose the
sale ut public auction, ut the STATE House door in
Iowa city to the highest bidder for cash. all the right T.
tie and interest Of the said Corydon G. Brown and 0bed
ali Dillon in and to the above described properly to sat
isfy said execution and the costs thereon.
LAUREL SUMMERS III. s. Marshal,
BY WtLIAAP. DDrs, Deputy.
May 10th, prs fee ". r@A---s-s
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Mississipni and Missouri Railroad.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that an Election for
Il Directors in this company will be held on Monday
June 9Th 1854 at o'clock the Office OF the Secre-
tary at Davenport. JOHN HENRY, Secretary
Davenport, May 9th 1854
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JUST RECEIVED,
IRON AND STEEL.

CONSTANTLY receiving large supplies Of all siscs o
~ Bar, Round and square Iron Also Pipegh steel
English and American Blister German Cast Steel Als'
Iron axes Buggy and Seat Springs, Wagon oxes Crow
bars &c. &C. y. GANxAY.
Iowa city May 5, 1854.
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June 14,-4ws-printer's fee Is
LEGAL NOTICE.

Esaime !, n CRANE johnson District Court October
r,,,,. rw, term, A. D., 1854.
The defendant in the above entitled cause who has
been returned found" in johnson County, Is hereby
notified that the plaintiff. the 9th day ofFebruary A. D.
1854, filed the Office Of the Clerk OF TIE District CouFf In
johnson County, her petition, praying d4k1S t9ait Of
redemption in and to the following ssssr ~sste
fo-wfhe East half Of de North quarter OF Section
containing eighty may he forever barred and fore
cosed by virtue of deed from the Treasurer OF johnson
County, Rice Rowe dated the sd day OF May 1853 the
interest Of which said Rowe in said land has been convey
ed to the Petitioner and that unless he appears and
thereto before the morning the second day
OF the of the said Johnson District
term will the 3st day of October, 1s54 the
said petition will be taken confessed, and Judgment
rendered thereon accordingly. SAMUEL j. HESS,
CJetk johnson District Court.
W. Penn. Clarke, atty. for Pltf
June IA, 1S54--iws-prnter's fee ~.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

We are authorized to announce the name Of GEORGE
F%sSLEK candidate for School Fund Commissioner,
sulJect TO the decision Of the Democratic of john
-oi, caunty.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

Mr.. Editor, please announce the name Of GEORGE W.
CLARK a candidate for nomination for prosecuting
attorney to be supported BY the Democracy at the next
August election MANY CITIZENS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

w. Penn. Clarke,
johnson District Court. October
William Paul term, A. d., 1854.
Henry Sprngmire.
The above named defendant. William Paul, who has
been returned mot found in johnson County IL hereby
notified that the plaintiff the 10th day of March, A. D.,
1874 fled in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court,
In Johnson his petition praying that his equity Of
dempticn in and the following described real estate,
tow the fractional quarter North west
quarter Of section five, in Township eighty, North Of
Range eight containing forty acres may be forever
barred foreclosed ny virtue Of deed the Trea
Of johnson county dated the 2d day Of May, A.
d. 1853. And that unless he appears and answers there
before the morning OF the second day of the
term of the said johnson District Court which term will
the 3st day OF October 1854 the said petit
thereon accordingly, SAMUEL J. HESS
Clerk johnson District Court
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m e. M r. K. co.

Notice 10 Stockholders in Johnson county
rrIE zenith instalmcn OF five per cent. stock OF NJ
aM II. n. Co. Is due the 10th inst, ard payable
the Office of Cook Sargent Downey and Ave per cent
will be due and payable at place on 18th Of each
month thereafter, till further notice.
GEO. D. SARGENT, Asst Treasurer.
NAV 2d,fSI
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

We are authorized to announce the name Of JAMES II.
COVER Of Iowa city candidate for Representative
the next Genesa: Assembly subject 10 the decision the
democratic voters Of Johnson county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

We authorized TO the Of THOMAS w.
Wusono Of NEWPORT Township candidate for Clerk Of
ihc District Court of Jchnson County, subj the action
oFte Democratic Primary Election held during the pres
il nssntl - :
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

We authorized to announce the name of SAMUEL
WoRKxAN Of Iowa city, candidate for Representative
To the next General Assembly, subject ia the decision Of
the democratic voters of johnson county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
THE SOCIAL PSALMlST.

Containing the Hymns Of the Church Psamist, bound
separately. This book, In matter and arrangement of
subjects, e peculiarly adapted to social and private
worship. To render the "HoCIAL PAaALMisf'
temseay useful the publishers have added APPENDIX
containing great variety o. The most standard tunes u
all the different metres. In the selection Of this music
having adopted those arrangements Of the tunes most In
In the churches and having also avaled themselves
Of the experience and talents OF the best musicians and
composers In the country they feel confident that this
book In Its present shape will meet the wants Of chris
tains In social, evening and missionary meetings, better
than any heretofore published
They particularly invite the attention OF ministers and
leaders to this book
The Social Psalmist will be sold with or without The
Appendix.
Large type duodecimo, sheep, 90 cents.
Middle size, 83 do
do with apdendix, a. do
Small pocket size, 20 do
Extra bindings Of the above, and the Chursh Psalmst
at prices In proportion.
sold by 8 GrlRss Co, Chicago; Phnney Co, Buff
alo Moore, Anderson Go, Cincinnati; McFarren, De-
ro wilson, Auburn; and BY booksellers generally.
IvtsON 4 PHlNNEY,
Successors 10 Mark II Newman Coz
~ LIS FULTON street. New York.
To be had nj l. o A Patsersons book storc, Iowa
City. April "a.
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r RRyAN J. H. MILAN.
BRYAN & MuLAR,
/, AVN AGENTS. AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,

LAND AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
PANoRA, GUTHRIE COUNTY, IOWA.
ANDs carefully selected and entered, Warrants loca.
! led for cash or ON time Improved and unimproved
lands bought and sold in Guthrie and the western coun
ties Particular attention given to conyeyancins me
payment OF taxes, and agency business generay Ooi'
iectisns made and promptly RENTED.
Referenccs'
WV Wilson, Pittsburgh, pa; Hon. John Petit.
Senator Lafayette, Ind. George McCleary, secy OF
E.te Norris Treasurer Of State John Clark, Regis
ter Land Once Iowa City, Iowa.
Messrs. Cassidy Sherman stevens, Esq, fort yes
Moines, Iowa. go
Gil Bluff, Iowa. :. 49,,
CIV Price, ESQ, Sidney, Iowa. [June q, 81 -
-- ---- KTY0YNRT NARn
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The attention Of merchants md seen y
respectfully collected 70 eur large slesk - ~
above articles. opsjI3 II "a
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The Golden Era

which for durability beauty Of finish size Of ues
oven has no superior, TIE DorsLE 0vEx, MAFrLowER
FOREST QuEEs BLACK wARaroR. golden HARP, BLACK Dr
mon, &C. &c, with all OF the latest improvements. gen
eral variety Of the best patterns Of elevated
premium stoves OF superior flush fun assortment
Tin, Copper Japaned and sheet Iron Wholesale
and Retail
III kinds Of Job work done short notice and war
ranted Revolving spout cistern pumps; an improved
article Of chain pumps, lead pipe, &c. &C. for sale by
June 81, 1854. SEYDELL BIxBY,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

I LIGHTNING Rods, a superior article.
u March %, HART 4 LOVE
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We authorised II announce the NJ THOMAS
HUGHES, OF lava City candidate for Clerk of the
District Court, subject to decision Of the Democratic
voters of 3ohi,san County.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

TTAvIN0 gone to- very grest expsues 10
III erect ufschnefy lpr Biacksmfhing, ms.
King Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work. Oh the most
approved Eastern pian, We are now prepared to
furnish every thing belonging to our bustnsss
ten per cent cheaper than any other sslablish-
ment in the western country. AL Who ere ~
want Of any thing 10 our line q busiusss. viii
find it 10 their advantage TO give ~ Z essf b.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
u'Rcpuir,ng done ~ the shortsst notice. Az.
WAYS on hand a variety Of second. Asad SufirA33
N. h. Rail ROAD AxLEs, RetDok ven9, ana
every variety Of BLAcKsxirHIEo. done % shose
notice and accommodating tsrlas.
April ~, ,S54-6m
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We are authorized to announce the name Of HENRY
FELKNER Of Newport township a candidate for Clerk
the District Court subject the decision the Demo-
cratic voters of johnson County.
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Arrival of the Africa.
NEw YoRK. Oct. 90

NEw YORK, Oct. 90.
The Afcica arrived at Sandy Hook at
The TspoHel ZEN Of scbastoPol is utterI
talsa. The alijgs are u0g iave5uagil. Al
oiAeei extra Gazette is published IN the ioi
loving icrm: L.rl Srali0rd de h,icl!i
TO Lord Clarendon - -Coastantinople, - ,
30, P, a.--The allies established then
basis OF operations a, Bnlaklaya, On tn,
morning the e8;h. and were preparing /,
march without delay upon SebaSGppl. Tn,
! Agamemnon and other vessels were at Bal
ak!4va disc mbarkiug bat,er!ng trains. Il i.
stated that Menchikof is ia The field with
20UO0 men, aud was expecting reinforce.
meHts.
The lorihcaiiohs at Anapa were burn
( by the Russians and the garrison was march
mg 90 the scene OF action.
Tho French Ambassador nj Vienna tele-
grAphed the Minister OF Foreign affairs.
contradicting the intelligence sail to have
been received from Omar Pasha, and rep.
reseniing il TO have been ali exaGeration.-
| The battle Of Alma, the Aa- trian consul at
Odessa telegTaps, recommended on the 2Gi h.
and continued when the courier left. On
the 27,h, the allies were on the road to Bal.
week, Ten miles from S.baslUpol On the
27th, Omar Pasha sent orders lur part of
bis army to b. ready to embark tor the Cri.
mea. Austria inmates that she will con
siier the Czar's prolonged refusal of the
conditions 0Sas 5e!h.
LATER. The allies were occupying Ba.
Iaklava and in conjunction with the fleet
commanded the approaches to Sebastopo,
w&ich was considered invested. IL was
doub fully 'umorcd that the second line Of
defence had been carried.
Nj. Moore die British Consul at New
Orleans, arrived in the Africa, reports that
the steamer Fury had arrived from Constau-
tinople with Lord Bargher It's bearer Of dis
patches 20 the B,itsh Government. Seb,s-
topoI was invested, the second hne OF dc.
fence, AMI the clly entirely surrounded
Constwtinople was illuminated in homer o.
the battle OF Alma.
The lR0Ri'ear announces that lie allies
have made Baiakaya considerable place.
The armies commuu cate with the fleet and
a safe road leads to Sebastopol
MenchlkoH has been driven to consid.
cradle distance with the wreck OF his army.
LATEST. Generals Oslersackcn and Lu-
ders have entered the Crimea with forty
battallons. AT the baltle Of Alma 5000
prisoners were trAen The Russians are
shut up in Sebastopol, which is to be attack
ed by sea and land. Some accounts say
four, and others that eight Russians ships
have been sunk in the haGbor.
MAREhrs.-Couon less active fer the pass
three days. Fair Mobile &c, mdulng 81
others as before. Flour in fair request,
western canl 32033s; BALTIMORE S3l134;|
Ohio 3Gs; Corn 39QI los.
Allan & Anderson, tie largest American
grain dealers in London have failed /. isl
thought their liabilities viii reach f4O 900
They were connected with Joseph McIIenry,
whosc bliss were also refused on Friday,
but ii is understood that bis affairs have
been since arranged.
Jerome Bonapart came passenger i'll tn
Africa.
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Price CT Wool

The same features Distinguish the market
or the past month, that have been observa-
bic for nearly year p}st. ii is dull, and
when sales are pressed, low. The prospect
Of abundant crops in England and Europe
generally, and fair yield in Our own coun-
try, will necessarily cause a decline in bread
Stu4s Money will become plenty again,
ant the staple viii be sought for at prices
much in advqnce Of those now prevalent.
The staple has no been force upon the mar
k"t at the rnlnons prices which prevailed the
year before whrn provisions were at famine
prices. That year gond common wool was
drug upon tie market at 20 cents, and
prime tuIl blood >5aXony was sold As low as
Is cents; good Merino went freely at from
70 0 33 cents.
5 ties this year have been made at all pri-
ces ranging at fronl 80 cents for common to
A. and A cents for full bio ID, and to all ap
pearance the lowest point has been reached
Wool G over.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-10-25
REORGANIZATION

hereby made TO all the qualified voters ofHar-
riSon county that General Election will he held
aSrequlred by law, on the Second Tuesday, being
tie 10Th day ol October. d. 1854, at the several
places Of holding elections III said county at which
time tho following. Officers are TO be chosen, viz
One Supreme Judge, one Member of the Board of
Public Works, one Member of Congress, one Pro-
bate Judge, one Clerk oil the Court one Couh V
Auditor, one Commissioner and one Director ct
county lntirmary-and the Trustees of the seyt
townships III SAID county, required TO return tflv
following number u Jurors from their respective
townships, 10 wit:
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surpasses other remedies, in being more ccriuin
less expensive, and leaving he system in bette
condition lotr! iuIaregted Cui aud obtain pam
rhat gree containing Umpe lr3n.. irJm ihe iGos
respectable source, ui the henetrul results Of It's
use; together with letters trom mighty experienced
PhyscIans, VINO have used it il theig g.ltiic, aud
speak igun their own obseryatioue
REFERENCES:
r r. Peckism, N. b Utica ~ l.
/. j, Fleming, VI D Rochester, y Y.
VI. u. Mills, NJ. D, Rochester \ !.
y. Y Foute, NJ b., Syracuse Ny.
Prof. Dunbar NJ b.. Baltimore. Nd
J &. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md
w. W. Reese, NJ. d New York city.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, n H.
J, ?. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, N Y.
Rev. { 5. Bearc, GIpnn Springs, :. c.
PAMPHLETS TO BEHAD GRATIS AT THE
STORE OF
JJHN McBEAN Agent, Druggist, Chdiz o. Also
by {. h. Fawcett x Co, Mi Pleasant, Harsh &
McCuIcheor, Stoabcnyille, and by Druggists Sener.
ally.
&TNoTlcE TO THE UsFoRruxArE FEMALE.
teeI It a duty incumbent upon myself TO derlare
publicly the great blessing DR.. Anarchists Uterine
CathoIccn has proved to me- For two years my
health was miserable; Twas almost unable TO walk
Physicians pronounced my case falling OF the womb
extensive uceTNtlons, commencing with tluor ahus
The pains. irritation, proStration and the iptolern
bic intld discharge rendered lite almost burden
In tins miserable condition, Dr. +. F. Newand re-
commended DR.. anarchists Uterine Catholicon.-
Amer taking four bottles find nysei t in perfect
health. Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent
y desire that al my sex, alike unfortunate, may
Ind sure reIlot from this inestimable medicine
ELIZABETH A NEWLAND.
No. 10 West ST., Utica, n. Y.
The above statement know to be true
+. I. NEWiAND Nj. d. Utica NJ v
have no hesitai ion in saying Dr. Marchisis LTt.r.
Inc Cathrcou is Invaluable in uterine diseases zen
orally have used it in FIuor Al5us, Amenorrfq,a,
Prolapsus uteri, and in cases OF extensive ulcera.
ton OF the vagni and of uLeri 1t is worthy OF the
notice ofthe Faculty.
JOHN C. ORR1CK, NJ. D. Baltimore, Nd.
6-J. B. Marchsi s. Co. Proprietors, Central De-
pot, 3ti Croadway. N Y auu .. "a I'm
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S55 REWARD!

ESCAPED from the custody Of the subscriber
Ohio on the lrorniug of the 2}d Of September 1854
a young man named JOSHUA KEMP. charged will
stealing horses, one from Henry Hilbert, aud the
other from james Galbreath Said KEMP is sup.
posed to be about IS feet inches high, has ligh
straighthair blue eyes fair skin, has rather dowr
look, heavy set and supposed to weigh about Ii;
pounds, rather phthisicky wbon he exerts hi nsef
has little no beard about % Years Of age and i.
a blacksmith by trade.
Any person returning said Kemp to the srbscri
bcr, or lodging him within some Jail in this State
shall receive the above reward.
DANIEL GUTSHALb,
Constable Of German tp., Harrison Co, o,
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o4NcGGOsg! oKMcslO2s!!

WOOD & SMITH will offer at public Auction
w to the highest bidder without reserve, their
Hardware Queensware, Groceries, &c. sc
Commencing on Thursday evening, l4th inst
ana continuing from day to day until all is Sold
We have few more houses and lots for sale at
low prices. W Is
We are also desrous of setting our Books as fast
as possible. Sent IA III