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MAY ELECTION.
CIerL OF CIrruII Coar1.

Please fellow eitzen z D. SWEARINGEN,
Sen, candidate the CirTk>hip Ceuit Court
Ohio County lusIi MANY NOTEAS
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EOIi SIIEIlIEE.

Eps tSTIILIsEScER:-iE IsI Nit the Sish cG
trends .Lsr my N,li esidGstg isE SIsTiS
county II elected shall perform ths dRIlsa ~
the eEie= according TO RAE best OF Ey abilities.
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SIIIEIiIEtAITY.

Eps. ISTHLLIG.Sc.A:Weaskth privilege ofGnEoUreiEs
well EEOsG popular frOv citizen, ARCHIBALD
WARREN, eaaIiaaI= ieT TIC serusiy, Ht The emu
e Spr!us Eiretlva. lf,Llil CEIlLEN%.
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UIerk 81 t.ircnI1 CanrI.

Please snsouncg Dr. u. ". CHAPLINE, IIiieFen-
dsnt Candidate for the c- % Cra u the Crc0it UHTt
Of Ohia County. asst obiige
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SETTLEMENTS.

CcOCSTS against all parties inhibited to THE suhseri-
"a 5ers will Be ste out and ready for settlement BY the
fFst OF Jana Those calling fer t-r bv
that tIns vii be presented ~ them iru:stslT thereAf.
ter, (seSSSl N'CLGLEEAS, KNOX 4 CO.
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FOR CLERK.

FDiroRs IxTELLiGsScEz You "a P.ease announce Il. C.
utI3 MANY FRIENDS.
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s:nn,In..Inn "a, OLE EENENUE.

MESsE5 EDrIpEs:-FisSsr ny a e-ts,.
OATS Tor CvaIgissi,GE City D1ssTst
At the vHhaiAs Nay vl-etil-- JOSHUA LIhkNs-
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FOR SHElRIFF.

MFssEs. EpiTuEs Please candidate to
be elee-vd Sheriff Ohio county Ma.
Z ti0a. Iftt2l JonN Il. HUBBARD.
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FOR SHI.ItIEf.

MASSES FpFIOES.-ESs u!rEse the Of
~ l. DORSEY candidate Tor >hvTin nhN COILty
haso 5'''''-'A ''-' MANY cIEIzrNs
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STEAMRnAT ST-NE

LOUISVILLE. May 15.--'The Nashville steamer
CITY Of Hen'svilIe, sunk on Wednesday night al
Palmyra. She is a total loss.
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ZOE AmEUIRK

MEssAs EDrroEs.-PIras- candidate for
the Office sheriff Of Ohio county, at te ensuing Spring
Election Ifv'5l ANDREW While
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Citizens. Candidate for sherifP

10 hereby Irs candidate the tee
Of sheriff % ONO County, and NOul respectfully AL
fsoW Tor their sUra prOusiEE JhAI " elected
will iGPArtI ily discharge The Gutiss 81 tie once
HgT GEO DULY.
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Circuit Court-wm. Swain, charged with
highway robbery, in nssauItug German on
the National Road, east of this city, some three
weeks since AMI taking his hat, was arraigned
on Saturday and plead not guilty. The case
WAS continued until Saturday next.
In the case of Mortimer Swain, charged with
entering. at night, the clothing store of selig
man & Bro, and stealing therefrom pair OF
pantaiOons, the jury returned verdict of gull
~. Judge Thompson sentenced the prisoner TO
two years in the penitentiary
James Mcdonald charged with stealing sill.
yer watch from Peter CaIIins on the 9sth day
of August last was found guilty He has al
ready been in Jail eight months, in considers
ton of which lie was only sentenced to two
months additional imprisonment.
James Clark, alias James Mathews, charged
with stealing money from John McMullcn at
the Union House one day last week was proved
not guilty and discharged.
The Court adjourned to meet this morning at
O'clock
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FOR SHERIFE.

AEss4s- EpfIOKs Please ann1anee ALOSZO LORIN0,
candidate Tor the ShrItfaity Oas Csunty.
sl.,uis sIeell0u. tmyisl MANY FRIENDS.
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jNIY COURI'

COG NIN COZ RI
MEsSEs. EbtIOEss-fiyase sE.ICUAce candl5Ate
FOR rg-csctOn CIrT Of ts CoaRty Court % Ihis
~ the ensuing May Election tiaNi JSO- MCCULLOUGH
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Calahratad Ea,nnln pills

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from. prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n D.,
Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which female
constitution subject 1t uOderates excess and re.
moV's all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited. 1t will tne bring on tho
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Oae Dollar, the Government
stamp of Great IirItalu, prevent eouuterieis.
CAUTION.
These I'is shofd not Ls taken By females during fis
FIRST THREE NOHTHS or pregnancy, az icy ars
sure to bring Miscarriage GatGf any other time they
Sa,s
In all eases of Nervous Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight ereron PalpltA.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, Plls viii
eGecta cure when all other failed. rnd al
though powerful remedy do iron, cAIoIn,I,
ani!mony, or anything l,utiul to the constitution.
Full directions In the paapilet each package
which should be carefully preserved.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
J0R MOSES,
(Ls.c I. G. Baldwin Co.., Rochester, NY.
B.-2lOO and postage stamp, enclosed to my au-
shOrissd Agent, will insure bOs, containing Pulls,
by mail.
Por sale by 7, II. LOGAN a co, in Wheeling,
Il. l.. FahnrstOek Co, Wholesale gents Pi,tsburF;
Pureel. Lldd Coz Wholesale Asenis for Va at IIeh-
tnoLd ap2s-ly
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Ilcvrr, .. @, V-lI. -, 49,.

PROF. o. J. WOOD CO-C;snts. within Nv days
&c hsvg ree=ve many orders Pref }.
Wooa Hair Restorstve tsfta daV c0uF eSSssts
aehd 10 Bast0u for quantity, ltie dps-n VOC fors=dF
being ~nlib gli;i=
ECeTg br lce Azee sad sssanEfo hare Frfseef
gssr e'l-ftssrs, and the prula cn.
from THE ost Substantial Eprths
% vicinity, fuliy cei.virer that MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
send u - sosn - may BE- one - -; al
dozen 81 ST; believe yocFsl=eTy Frffcrtfuiy
t5;En-dl DANIEL LAIHuRPE c..
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Trustees Sale.

4AuSbSS 0oAC.
Of s=- q tEEst ffnsn A. q 0un sac ~
LaHife sod ts=i trsaa J.ss- Laula 81
= ! HabhsI datrd 1ssI I'D
sh- Ciesk slCr Ohi9 II dee1 brsE No ~,
49, vii expose l. sale, u 2rnEt aof Of Tie C1ETs
H01sz In sl.l county, Wednesday - E5 a. Of Isy.
ls5 lie f1ii3HEE rUIr+g, va eeFts f-acf ar
ei a. iil4 aats eat se q thr OIL fivSr i Ia=
county Uio, fr E.zt % NsfziH. rsflu1tci & es
E1a.fzi sss-Ety-asc les, al
InIny ianIs - r. v ~ $50 za1
kat. aad tis0a= " PaP Rely fiC Srri1 sszis tie
Lard sid an -eareyed - SAau- & fErrzrT ard
Daal-i f-Ts-F, and t-r I'D - jsas Frzsr teg
Is.silsrr, ~ de-ai .i4:-d Msr1h Sssf. -
rzass sIL-a8s SKA later &t'1 from Aprl
ii, lss. Agd the Of sale &C b IN dEg
s-i4 q ~ the ist dEy q APr, - S9tsI t g
lAy q Ap=., IsSs sslGs - a. Anfii 1861:
h7Ttp on ApFii, 1-3 ZION day u
APsiI. Izss asaI t- II d. q kyui. l-5, any
Fenaaind.r isi day 60 April, l,Ss
sTseh Fsiz- AisT. bANIkL a.. LIsT
apSi-1sNtd Trastss.
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195g ~ =
WEl 9 .ASaglNS
ESES9SSS1sz n es;SsZ7EET
BY THE UNION LIME,
OFFICE CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTRKETs.

TO TnE DAILY INTELLIGtNrER.
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THE GREAT BgAUTIFIER,
IS LONG UNSCCcEssFULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND At LA SIT

- oriEAi color rxaEiH, tiy IN bale ed
TeuloTeg Al lfdTun, Itching and AZ trrouia esi heat
ard all trupfi'ss ssst lair healthy l'cEsy.
Aud viii preserve any asEinable ar-. Ttuovvs,
fey mage, hiutche~ tie fICF, nLd all
sralEiA aad n-rs0nt had aetT- Sc rTeuiar AID ~
following:
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Oganjzatioacf The Nsw agricultural Society.
A meeting of the Commissioners appointed
lay the Legislature, together with the subscri-
berS to the Virginia North Western Agricultur-
81 Society, was held at the Court House on
Saturday last, i'll accordance with the notice
published, to organize the Society, and adopt
Constitution. On motion of Thomas Sweeney,
Esq, DIR. Todd was called to the chair, and
Charles Marshall was appointed Secretary of
the meeting. On motion of DIR. II. w. Chap
line, the Secretary was requested to read the act
OfincOrpOration, which was done, and the list
Ofmemhers of the Society having been called
for, it vas read by the Secretary. The meet
ing then proceeded to the adoption OF a constitu-
ton, which was read article by article, and nf-
ter various amendments, was finally passed.
On motion Of J. H. Pendlcton, it was resolved
that the Office of Vice President of the Society
be an Honorary one, and that the Executive
Committee he authorised to appoint such Vice
Presidents from year to year, as they may deem
proper. On motion of DIR. Campbell, it was re.
solved that the proposition Of the Western Vir-
gnin Agricultural Society and Industrial In
sl,ntc, offering a transfer of their rights priv
lescS, effects, &c, on condition TINT the Life
Members of that Society he made Life Members
of this, he accepted. The Society proceeded
to the election of officers, aud the following gen.
tlcmen were elected:
President, Il. w. Chapline; Treasurer, jacob
Hornbr"oki Corresponding Secretary, W. F.-Pe,
terson; Chief Marshall, Arch. Warren. Direc-
t"r'-J. C. Campbell, fl Crnnglc, a. S. Todd,
}. X. BOisford. w. D. Terry, G. w. Smith,
Thomas Sweeney, c. P Brown, and A. P.
Woods.
The entire proceedings of the organi1a ton,
will shortly be published in an authentic form.
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IlskaEy 80. s. ell. Il q. -. b. q.

Hlsksry Grove, 81 Ch-TI,s Go Nc, Nov. 10 Is-e.
PROV. o. }. WoOb-nsar Sir: SSue tiza- lat
ge UsTs indueed to 81 youT Hair Restorative, A
~ sts wonderful. ,e il dsty
the afflicted. 20 rsPoFt a.
Our litiie SOM keai for time had ben perfectly
covered With aEsi eailed "a
hair annst entrelg cane OF in consequence. VEtn
tteni. seeing Lis tunTtu-s advised RssG-
fAvr, did - vii stie hOP &c saecs. hal 20
PRISE and that az all friends, aVplcsTrrs
removed the disease rntirl and Hru and laSgFiat
o. hair uaon started cut. Ard
has ~ healthy Scap, and iuvuFiant rtCr q lair
other chilli We tieTEoFr, ard d. hereby
mend Restorative. eTfect rrtn-tiy for Al dis
q TAR scalp and hair RsAfs, your TeEpFrtiuiy-
GEORGE W HlIGiNEoTNA2l,
SARAH A. HIGGlNBOfH HAN
Gardner. Maine. Juns 81 iS-s.
PROF. o. J. WOOIA-praF Sir: have us.d b tilrs
"f Professor Woods Hair Restorative, tTuly
e Il the EreAtsst discovery of the r-snrus sE
changing the Hair. Before usng a. I . II
Nv ialT has aitainr is aTisiAi Tor. You
Tveolariead viGlout .sAr ~
q The WoTsT Kind
YCETs Rs=pcs fully.
DANIEL " ECRPIIO-
q, WOOD TO-. Propririors sIa Rrrnausy. New Ierk
% TIE ETrat y. Y NiTs Railing Est-hs nt sLG lIi
Market 81, - Louis. Nc And -.ii By al .ved I'TIs
dsss.d,WIEIy -GEsAp'.sn
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ST LAWRENCE. r., t,sS Fs-suliaa ~ BalI
Co. PaF, IN Es'i % 1885, scr ratl ali f dralt, snS
~ prefui1rns N Island Par, isSd=
sEard- pFca!la for saddle. - t.fttios
the keiisOEt g. Fair. f.ti q IaAs- aplS-ifat
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THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION
S 7. L e w n e N Q E!

> u Z = w q z " . z
WILL stand Three Nile W,ase sac Natona!
w E1ad-EtEt Wir-ciHgGoT the
NAY Let. EHd snIiHE Jay :, l0i-:
6iugi= rrEFtrs------ VIZ
li--rance "a
eor iuEihST psTtieaiaIs, enquire %
b-rsi certify Bay Hsrs- - Lsvrener. j.. yn
LEI 81 III Is-ii Apfl i.s{. colt e
TIE esIvbratzs :rett'g Stallion LaETeuzr
-. tas of nv Sld Nor
trtai. c. s5a- THOMAS StEPuAED.
BaItiHs.Er, April -. 1885,
Tins Is errtis hz' be assv- Is sEf khe-
tat Il q - di g. LIsTsEls-hHvins Liuz
ofsH uDi tais - = si- rzs-t lras- oi l %, iieFss-
gFO. -. NEll-gS,
Belt, April d. issf. LsIg Lsi-r.1. S-E
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This ineompre Imminent, upon Which tie Erra
of the afflicted all lands rely relief
the psngS Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tout Erysireias
Cancer, Scr0fla Sprsins, u uises Burns, ScAldS
cutangous deases,is rapidly suPerssdiug sll similar pre-
aratou1 Tue prOyrrtOrs give for the
reT, the follow memorandum of the
effected by during the pastew months Ger
thcatGs Grom the paGes named ia the possession
the proprtOrs, hui their length preclude publication OF
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AND
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YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure Of
CooEhs, Colds, HOarseness, Bronze hi.
It's, WhOOpinr.COugh, CrOuD.
Asthma and e On n N, M lnm


Through trial Of many years and through eye,y
nation Of civiized mer, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
been found TO afford more relief and 10 cure more ca.
sss Of pulmonary disease than any other remedy
known TO mankind Cases Of apparently settled Con-
sumption have been cured by 1t, and thousa nds Of
sufferers no we're deemed beyond the reach Of hu.
man aid have been restored 10 their friends and use.
fulness, to sound health and the enjoymeuts of life
by this powerful antdots 70 diseases Of the lungs
and throat. Here cold had settled on the lungs -
The dry, hacking cough the CLASSY eye and the pale
thin features Of him who was lately lusy and strong
whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION. lie tries every
thing; but the disease Is gnAwh8 at his vtals. and
shows Its fatal SYMPTOMS ure and more over all his
frame. He staking the Cherry Isctrh now: Il has
stopped his cough and made his bssIthinr easy: his
sleep Is sound at night: his se4stita .returns. and
with It his strength. The dss4 which pierced his
side Is broken. Scarcely any neiehborhood can BE-
found which has not some living trophy like this 10
shadow forth the virtues which have won Tor IN,
CHERRr PICTORIAL an impershabie renown. But its
usefulness does not end here. Nay, it accompishes
and coughs which II cures the seed which would
have rpened intoa dreadful harvest OF ineurabc dis
aases. Influenza, Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
.leurisy, Whooping Cough and all irrtstisns OF the
throat and lungs easily cured by the Cherry
Pectorali II taken In season. Every family should
have It by them and they will find It invslusbl.
protection from the nsidous prowlsr which carries
Cd the parent sheep from many . home.
This n ~,sdy has won for itself such notorety for
ts cures u every variety Of Pulmonary disease that
b entirely unnscsssar- to recount the evidences
its virtues In any unity where II has been EN-
ploysd. So wide IL the field of its useu ness and so
the Of cures that almost every sec.
tson Of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, Who have been restored from alarming and
desperate diseases cf the lungs by its use When
once tried It's superiority every other medicine
Of Its kind II too apparent to escape and
where its virtues are known, the public no longer
hesitate what antidots TO employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
which incident To climate. And not only In
formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for the mild
varieties Of Odds Cbaohs, Aoayssnsss DC. and for
Children 10 the aud safest medicine that
can b. obtained.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Practical and Analy
tical Chemist owsll Mas. and sold BY oil Druggists
every y here.
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Broadway Gold Pen Manu- acturina
Company,
No. 325 Broadscay, New Fork. s1
And all other kinds and styles at the retail prices.
Premiums Presented 70 Pare hassrs

ScfeS Genc1I, W
And all other kinds and styles at the retail press
Premiums Presented to Pare hassrs=
To every person buying gold pen Of US We present
entities the holder of it, by the extra payment Of Is
cents to an article Of Jewslry in value from 81 70 t1oo.
This jewelry consists of Gold and psr Watches in
great variety Silver Golets, Silver Fruit Baskets
Gold Guard Chains for ladies' Lockets Bracelets Gents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles Bresstpius,
Bracelets, Far Drops, studs Ring. Crosses, &c. nose
Us. the party entitled 10 Numbered Csvifcote and
by the payment Of rs cents extra on each ceytifcate ~
isent'ed to rscetpe Whaterer he number Of the Or
tfcote designatts. We have been In operation 1br
three years and thousands have bought OF as and
have never learned that any dissatisnsd
This plan affords every opportunity Of obtaining .
gold watch Or some article Of jewelry for trining
sum. II our pens pencil cases, &C., genuine AZ
tcles man ufactursd by ourselves with great care aud
We offer them pr cisey at prices asked in all oths
stores In the city. To agents make advantageous
oilers. any energetic person do we'll by working
or us. We wish agents in every place In the eoun.
try, and persons who would like TO become such viii
please to address US and We will send them printed
circulars Of prices terms &C. We have no stated Pc
RODS for distribution The nome Mt pen Is purchs-
sed the purchaser entitled to receive his prsmiun
ON the payment of rs cents extra
All orders by mail should I've addressed,
MEKklCk. BENTON 4 DEAN,
1886 Broadway, New York.
Enclose the pen and 80 cents in o. stamps and the
pen will be repointed and returned post paid
The BROADWAY GOLD Pen MANUFACTURING
COMPASf,i is well known throughout the country
but, as there are undoubtedly who are not as-
quanted with us we append the following we'll known
names references:
Fellows 4 Co., No. II Maiden Lane, NY.
Hicks K Mitchell, 20 do do
Benton Bros, CDR. Broadway and Court.
land sts., N. Y, and Chestnut st. phils,
}. II. Sturdy d Co., No. Glsey Building,
New York.
Goud1& Wood, No. Maiden Lane, NY.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
LAND FOR SALE.

EEo. A. HINsDALE offers for sale the following
~ described Tracts Of Land situated In Woodbury.
county, Iowa:
s.w. Or. Sec. 8, Ts6, R. IS, prairie bottom.
NV. Or. Is,
n f. Or. 4,
" half N. W. Or Sec Q, T. SO, r. 46, prairie bot'm.
s. W. Or. Of N. W. Or. and N. W. Or of s. W. Or Of
Sec 8, T. s. N. X. T. and Lots Nos and l. T. IS. r.
Il, containing i5l scres-upland prairie.
~ q. u \. L. Or OF sec. i0, I. 81, h. as shout
one half timber land
Ten acres heavy timber in Sec Is, T So, R. &C. near
Lskeport.
Also 5. W. Or. of N. w. Or of Sec. rs. and y. halt
OF \ 4. Gr. Sec 26f. So, X. SO, In Calhoun county
Twenty town Lots in Sergeant's Bluff, and Forty in
Dakots City, n. T. TvolinoIn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE COMPANY,
DAKOTA CITY. 4. =.

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