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f.. O. SMITH

n sTa.sFFO.t, LksEHB- IND
. sale Stable, Second between Main ana Lo-
.ds, Streets. opposite the old Presbyterian church,
Evausvlle.
Tie undersigned has large aud comniO,li''is
B,Rk stable with sheds Tor Carriages, and l. PR
,ss, tU take hUTse- 10y the day, week or month. .-
b.s ust"neTs may be sure Of having their animals
@.ii aud carefully attended to- lie refers tO the
.liO~ng gentlemen whos- hOfs~- ne has hal n long
me under hts charge.
"a, has also "A number of gJOd End safe horses for
-hs stddle or harness, with "a number Oi aud
comfortable buggies, TO hire. Orders Tor saddle
EoIsas Or buggies, will be pnnctuslly attended to-
R-fsr 20 c. g. Keats, Gas Office; g. X. Bement;
). \. Gavitt, ES-Sheri1; Cyprian Preston.
oetl2-ly j. STRATT0S
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Wv. T.1.RRSHIP-JNOJ.C CHAN
ADLER and BLYTHE HYNES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice Of
Law, and will attend promptly tO all business con-
ected with their profession, which may be entrust
Il tO them.
pS-Ofhce ON Locust street. opposite the Sherwood
ioGse, Evansville, Ind. sept2G-ly
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AoEW GOODS
~ 40 boxes Star Candles,
$50 dozen Brooms,
20 do Zinc Wash Boards,
$50 do Buckets,
Is bales No. Batting,
l50 reams Wrapping Paper,
40 bdls do Tvine
10 gross Bonnet Boards
just received and for sale cheap by
janl7 A. M. McGRIFF
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN C.. HALLOCk,
Evansville.
UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJCsTER or AVERAGES, AND h0TARY PU6LIC.
He continues 20 issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Il the Country, on Islaad and FiTs Risis tie viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE
De will attend to the Adjustment Of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies, aud attend to the settlement Of all mat
ssFs connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience as an INSURANCE
AFESf, has made him familiar with all sub jects
connected with Insurance.
Bfr Once, Marble Hall Building, No. Main st.
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MISCELLANEOUS. pc @
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.

OF HARTFORD, CONN
Incorporated lSlo-Charter Perpetual
Saptd all paid $500 900
IN surplus Z26,53i
iusures against loss or Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS:
n Huntington, Bornel, Job Allyn,
jas Goodwin, Calvin Day, C. J Russ
1 Alyn-..-, Secretary. II Huntington Presid't
Lyman, Asst do W. N Bowers Actuary
u Aiexsader General A gent, Columbus Ohio
81 John Grt.ham. Asst do do do
Applications made to ALLEN c. HAIIOCH
Agent, will be promptly attended to- Marble RaIi
building, Main street, Evansville. febl5-iy
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms CO.
: HARTFORD. CONN. i- a
o@pitai. $500 900 OK
DIRECTORS:
james G, Bolles, Burial Sage
A III Holley, ex Gov. CT, ] Williams go.
MATT Haniey, Charles G Day.
Wills y. Ooodsell, l. Wells, n - r
George Sexton, III Fitch
Leonard Church, oIcott Alien rI--T rfr
Grlswold, stiles ID Sperry -.-...
l. Howard ~ =.
JAMES G.. BOLLEs, President
WAIT N. HANLEY, Vice Pres't
JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary. fIc - Ll
Applications received by ALLEN c. HALLOCK.
Agent. ofice-Msrble Hall Building, Main st.
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located ON the Northeast corner of First
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose OF repairing
Musical, Repeating, aud other Watches, Jewelry,
&c, begs his friends and the public generally. to
call upon him, when satisfaction will lie giaran-
teed iana1.lvd
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YHUIE PROPRIRTORS OF THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave to INFORM their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared TO do all
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EDLATFORM SCALES.-Scale Beams, Counter
n and Tea Scales, Steeyards, patent Balances, at
ec7 c. S WELLS.
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eV lore introduced into this market WONhH's
FRIESD-"GERNAN FRAsIER SOAP" sups'; Tor
ticlo for washing and cleansing clothes, &c dc
Honsekeepers take notice
Patent Wagon Urease-superiDr Tar. Black
Lead, or anything of the kiBd--ia boxes the right
size. Draymen, TeamsteIs, and owners of wheeled
Vehicles, gensrally, take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
,narIs OLMSiED & SABIN.
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BUSIN CARDS.
Ea.nH4s m. sK.s.>,xLz.,; .sTT

II n. s.f.N'DERS, SfLG.ER Pk.fTEK
- No. s, Marble Hall Building, second Story,
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with nsatness and spatch. Furnish to or
~t, Silver. Door, Number and Manufact ctnrors name,
Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges, Bailins, Knobs, Locks
prices mari
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
I ERMh

r,.yIRGINI>\ 5 uub i,..ea ally at -. an r-~rtky
= nar annun in av W, weekly At a., nvarNt N IA
-. otcrwt-r a. % vii n. charge IN al - \uPtr
ul he discontinued x c. III option the rr"rreo's
,ntl Al arrearares shli have hteJ raii
ADVERTtSIMENrSarc inserted nr a1""nts per square ~
u ines or css to Insertion an 81 ,s TOT rae con,
rance unless form weekly, and then 5ncis
s,u,r, " il, rhae aei Insertion II the nrmt"r"t
,t ous be not marked she Ms. Will. puhlsha lt
4 red uut. and ch htfrri = tc"rdng
IL. AEARlA Al = - r
Frr qnarr,
II 10 ~
I.,rp a
Advert scnrnts Intended both suIeci to pc
ci- oltiart.
%. Anna,l vertscrs viii he limited tn their immediate
I.. or the Advertisements charged at trausen rates
." Al advertisements appear In the daily ana tri
W kly Iapers. ,
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eA A.. \ a.. ahsat t:itD. ~H.r'~-oi- 10 =.
BHo liIi TT - SONS Wit keep rprissahtIy nn hand
-tack 81; al kinds a. kNiIt m q" tLo "Nh uanu
@ tl.l al be pleased n tltV Tie old tondS and
patr,- q = b,u.ulsi \ sons and the public "rutrn
lt.v also keen r,. ztau On han A n .arsc SKIS
MEL Al "a ~ IL VI. tN%tS, "t All ais" algc stock
MUUnls& tniI IN~ "t Description, Hud Will pay
prom It undertaking business allhonra
.t. - N,rs u T. a t. \ nIl al ~.
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Thenunn'i Do, T.. Jttooorr"-l"no nHt h'.r
bers on tf ,ff- Iluj, 81, t
cbcl"d "1th -r.7i ur tph's AID placed b. 'I' wheel
Ihr h1't - H. . slutaf'N rfn'H 'fI "nei 'l'd hte
plao d IL l,
Tie ii ru t. Nulvti mud M frnrl
the whc,ni Nh ,.is lh, lro1 j.
tn n,lt'l nl",l. Ilr unns,, al
nr'h'd ntd 80 n' = thr auii' iHttSt ii lev tia"
c"mmi-- ih. ItJr lctnr placed t-alad tn Numl,r
drawn. ute4 .st,'n rat, unit. tie iriI N, drawn
ArrErNNt tfI,> rli9Is III, two ir,. aud ia,
\irt- draw H." I'f,- wi be-
entitled IL tu IL Apitr >uaiiun I'r. f"T 'samr" ~
IL k,t y Ing arl"- hr saooJ0 II -. l,rN,tr
irrrh HI ~ lIta iI2a' VIII 81 tt tuud 0 = 10
If I 1rkri \" hans III" slaooo ls". tHps" ticket.
her'd d+- a tsi,, ~ vi c,rh he onu,d sl"o andI
aces 'rd,nl ta u uv" -rhcntt
- tHiItict tnss'f raokN"fs vii Is. "i4 the following
ratr,, wlpr tttHrt tl,t
C,i!A.ai,.ol it. ,u;,,oi 10 VII, .......... seo
lhlAI ~
lDtiuutff ........... 20
IN uEUIeiNG TlCKE1N U"#tt lt1ftl' AlES
Enc ar"y atil'e ~ ft" q bets odd ned
receipt Nliihcy With torr eni,d IS drsi uni ror
chAso.s "a" hte t,|'t "niin nu' ilry dcsis
rho u ~ nn,nhcr. nud ,ot,s he -cnt to pur-
cha,crs E, a'trr ti aliaNiis
iut,lI##. Il"A7' MI, + .tniut,, i'lAin aud
give tNtl# lrt.. =. -. taontA AL N'lt,
II 49, Al v''f t.>' 't'a" all r"yah" nini
- AUt ,o & DOC M u, .l.=is, ,s,n,dpl.ly an,r
iha ,ruw pters l the u-udntn OF thwt, days
roiu ID. q in. tnin t. ulini
Adlros Url,gt /" lmk t-n1 .It as..l.s IL
MChlNNll : CO, S'sanuah. Ga.
Onre Ml,pt ir I1ll io,t bn,I Sav una, TIA
8" list numb tthat down Ola the wheel,
l." puh.hrd ar every drawing, ia IL >'fs'h br'iy N'"'
match dtr
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LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
u\ rHE fts,N ol lHL
NON ~ havana lOET Terry,
=-----f"f tho benefit th,----
MOAT1eElIO lNgOS ACADEMY,
LOTTERIES.

a JASPER cot MY. nlUknlA,
AWAaT'I hN Special A. at l,ai,,aturc
M X N N EY & Co. Rlauaeors
To Il" drawn IN puAtt under The snpornsurnce of
t~o Conn ,s-HsU r.N siNoN andJ VI rnt>iI,-, IN the
City Of Savannah, Georgia
On the CLAN Ot single Numbers.
i'u bhou>nnd It.kst-
, = tx n. =
More than ono Prize TO every Two Tickets.
I 1 RI TT PH IN
500. 900.
tijki't oNlA EgN Dst.l.AHs.
HAlN L. ct AhIfkS AND tIGIfiS II fltoroR zion
CLASS DRAWS bN
saturday. March 5tn. 1893.
CLASS IT, DRAWS N
saturday. March t2th. 1902,
CLASS II nEAMS tN
saturday. March I9th. 1899,
CLASS t. pk ,NN t\
SatnE,,tf March 1GtSi. 1879.
h L., =, -, 4 L, II L, IL
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The opinion of America, on vital subject.

The opinion of America, on vital subject.
Show an American any invention ffom political
constitution to patent trap and his 6rst i'm pulse
will be to search for its defects; his next TO improve
upon it, If, however he finds It perfect-eapable Of
performing all that is claimed for t-invaluable, un-
improv vable-he acknowledges the corn" adopts the
article whatever may be and renders due honor to
the in This trait In national character s
signaly illustrated in tho boundless popularity of
Profes HoLLowAYs remedies in this country. When
they first advertised in the United States, half
the world had already approved them. The leading
governments OF Europe public institutions and emil
nent scientific men had endorsed them. But these
credentials not sufficient tor "Brothsr Jonathan
He must try them in the crucibe OF ofexperiment. Inc
results in the ghest degree satisfactory Dye-
pepsa bilious Dpaints, affections q the oows, AL
the painful and dangerous varieties OF internal oseAse
disappeared invariably under the operation OF the
Pills. he external disorders and the effects of exter
nal injuries rapidly and uniformly renoved BY
the application of the Ointment. This was demon,
stration The national mind was coAvisced. En-
thusiasm replaced doubt .5es 2y9
We presume that the establishments n New York
OF central depot for the sale of his remedAs In the
United States has been the Of adding very
considerably to his princely fortune; bat n Il has
been pecuniary benefit to him it has besn benefit
which money cannot measure to Thousands Of our
suffering fellow -citzens. The Ointment and Pills
accessible to people Of every class in every
part of the Union and the amount Of good they have
accomplished may DO estimated from ths fact, that
almost without exception the newspapers and other
periodicals have published statements Of cures shec-
ted by their operation and back the statements by ed
itorial declarations Of their authenticity. This
mass Of evidence not to be controversial or shaken.
1t s rock OF truth against which the waves OF pro-
fssyional prejudice beat in vsin.--x. r. CssrS~.
i I = b - -i -
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u I. { rtItH> yokK DAVID b. srtA't, tt,Srnno
y II I} '''""' ptNIER OrKY. S''''"""
UYEcEEs. CANPHEu.I. Il 90 .Bnnkrrs, 81
Wall st. New York. buy and Sell money,
chcrks, drafts, make collections at ali the nj
and Canada orders the sale
toCks Bon nd other securities Commission. and
conduct h promptness the general banking bunes in ali
its departments
The firm in I.ynchhura is Peters, Spence Co who will
prompt any business entrusted to cn.
iuly
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~ tatiun with nf the Ioaitug Dentists f'fSEA
this the subject OF extracting NIIYyYYy
teeth by the ail of rrrtr,ch. " lich mode sft
yorcd # the eminent OF the rut"-Sn mud
ing, self given ~tacury trial ot weeks
have c"acluied TO adoi II IA my practice
iys.is EOpEET FAIRLY.
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uDARIs FAsssIONs FOR JANUARY, 1880.
The L Bpn Ton and Monthly Report Fashion, for Jan
uary on sale by the single copy yearly sub
scriuon Call AMI u 1t. ii. c. VICTOR.
jan l3dts.
UNXTRAIT TD'AHsYNTU "A better remedy
IL against sprpsia. than of those daily offered
Gus BterH y valued for that purpose throughout all
Europe For saie 10y GONTlIIER ~ FLATZER.
jan lds Main 81 opposite the NOT, ell House.
A la, M ode Cashmere Business aacaurs,
y W r LES.
Pants aud Vests 10 match, jnSt Opened at
dec l6d.sJ BItRROVGHS & SHArER'S
4 M HEl Ds. prime sidos nd She uiders, $50
wv bbls crime y. o. Molasses; 30 lhls Muscovado
bbls New York dark Syrup 80 hhds N o. Sugar
$50 bs Refined sugars s0 boxSs Adamanne Candles; 400
bbis fine Rye Whisky 100 bbh Apple Brandy; 900 bbs.
Trul's pure hi IA favored Rum fovsse by
t0NES & Co,
march lds Richmond Va
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nailp a'ir9inlan.
I.cttors from Hon VIM A Graham Of N.
c., and ID ID. Barnard of NY.

Tho following letters read Ia the Wing
General Committee nj its session tho 4th in
ttaui. nj New York. Tho sentiments expressed
Wi, meet the hearty endorsement oi the eonscrva-
tive men OF III" rorntry.
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Organic Ncnhness
asrcrmt orsIigst Cases. anrr IN Two 1s",-.
NO MERCUl.Y UR NAUSEOtS DRUGS USED,
49, JOHNSTON

Member Royal College OF Surgeons Iondon fana'e
rom one of the ost eminent Colleges of the United
nd the greater part whoee life has been spent in IN" first
HOSPITALS of Iondou Philadelphia and elsewhere has
elected some of the astonishing that
known; many ubed with rim, ing in the head and when
asleep, great being alarmed at sudden s1nH,
an .hmlness with frequent hushing, attended scineS
with de an z geme of mind We're cured immediately.
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BARGAINS: BARGAINS
SAMUEL \. BOYD.

As hi, old stand Main aftci
IL having fitted splendid style. and ic i ltA the
attractive and elegant assortment Il ItlN, con
rEtTIONERN, FANCY GOODS, FiI ITS. A.. a. Iit
all new and constitute the extensive
%OTiD\S : oi the uhllrcu. and dcH fo TIN,
|. .Nrrh inf liN. rod In LIZ nrhlMIt .!nl -
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HEALTH OF AMERICAS WOMEN. !

HEALT Of AMEhiCAN WOMCNs
EEMALE irregularities. weaknsss, uterine di'place-
tutonai troubles OF women entirely cured by the
GR1FEHBRR0 MARsHALL's UTERINx CArHoLIcoN.
In this connection. Miss Beecler sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Becchcr in letters to the people page
says 81 have nine 81 tiers aud ssters-in-lay and IA
female cousins, all married, and all delicate and ang.
Amid the immense circle Off my friends and acquain-
tanccs cannot recall ten married ladies' born in this
century and country, who repcriectly healthy" In
rases however, where the Grpbnberg Catholicon has
been used say that health has taken the place
of d ease, and ladies have become robust strong Vi
gorous aud healthy. s#g$8
Mrs Gleason, of Elmra, says: "Beaatiful Indeed IL
the confding trusting nAture Of woman, bat how
that will lead her. In time of disease, to appeal to ne
ical adviser Of scientific education moral werth and
purity Of character All these may be secured by ad-
dressing the Grscfenberg Company.
II gives great pleas to certify to tho nvariable
curative action of the Grmfenberg MarshAls Uterine
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
ment of the Gratenberg Company.
Up. LAMBERT, NJ. NJ,
Auburn Four Corners Penn.
am Methodist Clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health of women have
travelled my circuit preaching the gospel l thank
God however that have seen all these isca cs give
way to the Gr1fenbcrg MarshalPs Cathocon, wercycr
it has been used. LEV. PETER SHARP,
cannot ind words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser Of the Or@fenberg Company, whose
prescription of their Cnhoicon, together with his able
and kind advice was the means under Heaven, Of res
the failure of the best physicians in the country
afford me any relief. KATE II. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Del
See Advertisement in another column. 34yl
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the contending parties till the 18th Of August
It allows the commercial vessels of every ma
ton TO sail the Adriatic unmolested. The Lon
don Times believes in peace and says propo.
sails como from France indicating moderation
or necessity. France rcaps al the benefits from
the armistice either way. Brcadstuffsr and
provisions were dull, cotton has advanced.
The ship Sarah Minot, from New Orleans
Tor Lyons was burned at Sea on the 26th ult.
Oscar the King Of Sweden died at Stock
holm July 9Th. b.
The ship Atlantic Of New Bedford, has been
seized on euspicion Of being engaged in the
slave trade. t1 ENS
A new paper called the Evening Bulletin,
has been started in st. Louis.
On Thursday last, the Telegraph cable across
the Mississippi at Burlington, was successfully
laid.
Garibaldi hasa son who 10 soldier with him,
and fights like lion by his fathers side. He
is % years old.
Prof Steiner, the eronant, now in Toronto,
proposes to make balloon voyage across Lake
Ontario in the course of q few weeks.
The steamer Arson Northrup has been sold
to ]. c. Burbank & Co.. of ST. Paul for 5000
She will run regularly on the Red River.
The wheat product Of Ohio this year is es.
timated to be 10000 bushels more than ever
was before raised.
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From the woman,s Advocate. philadelphia. !


The following from the accomplished editress of the
Woman's Advocate, and from an old druggist speak
for themselves all should read them:
THE liAIR-Pcope have for centuries bern afflicted
with bald heads, and tho only remedy, heretofore
known; has been those abominahe wigs. BY q recent
discovery of Professor Wood, these articles being
fast with but great many persons still patronixe
them because they have besiao often imposed apon
by air Tonnes OF dieren. kinds. TO oil such persons
earnestly make the request that they will try once
again, Tor in Wood Restorative there s no such thing
fail. We know ola lady who was bald, who used
the article a short timc and her head il covered
completely with the tiniest and meet beautiful curls
imagiaAbe. W4know Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling out, which II restored In greater
perfcctien than It ever had been before.
1t Is also without doubt one or best articles for
keeping The hair In good condition, making II soft And
glossy, removing dandrun and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair Is heir TO-
1t the duty Of every one to improve their personal
appearance though come may differ In regard to THE
ways OF doing but every will admit that beau
tiful head Of hair either in man wonan Is object
much 70 be desired and there that should
be left untried to ain such desideratum.
CAUrl0N. Beware ofworhessi limitations, several
already In the market, called by different names.
Use none unless the words (Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, Depot st. Louis No., and New Yorh)
blown the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
medicine Dealers Also by all fancy and toilet goods
dealers in the United States aud Canadas. 4lw2
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SHERIFrs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of special
In Exscution to directsd by the Clerk the Dr.
tct Court OF county Iowa. dated the goth
day q june, a. p. 1859, will sell q pablo
ssndue 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the goth
day OF August, A. D. 1859, ct the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of tbs Ditrc. Court OF Clayton county, Iowa. q the
nour 81 one o'clock p Ms OF said day, all the estate,
interest, right aud title OF Reuben Freeman Lydia A.
freeman, John McCssaey Mary Aun MeCraney, Urlan.
DO McCrsoey, Mary McCreoey, Henry 8. Granger and
Mary Granger III and to the following properly ~ de-
scribed IN certain mortgage deed, to-wit The south
hall or southwest onefourth and the southwest one.
fourth OF southeast oDeourth OF section twsnty.ons
GID aud the northeast oDe-1ourth OF nortwss Que.
fourth, and the Southwest onsfourth Of north west
oneiourth, aud the ncfth~sst one-tourth Of tn
vest one-toursh, Of section all 10
ship number ninety north OF range four as west
Of INFO t5) F. NJ in Clayton county, Iowa, to SATISFY
~ execution ~ favor Il james g. Cayton for the suna
or ia sad 73lv0 dollars sud II aud l5lOO doiIars
cost 81 suit, With cost taat have aad may accrue
thereon. @Fl !,
JANES DAVIS, Sherifcf Clayton Co., SSa
July Goth, 1850 l39wi
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Iowa tasIrios~-The political readers Of the
!tnss wiu pardon " for not getting up three or
ss.F columns This week showing what . set Of
sasafs our candidates are and how viiainous are
me opposition. The partisan slang Of local
poaf'cs . dose that VIC dislike to prerase for
our patrons. though many Of them would doubt.
- psssert y have more Of it than We ftiruish.
Oes Seats exchanges ON both sides are warm.
lns up and II vim not be long nov till We can
have testimony sui6ciest to prove that Seaa
s'sss's deserve TO be voted to the States Prison
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District Court Of Clayton County
Sarah j. Shoncberger,
". Petition in Divorce.
Anson Ehonebcrger.

u said A NSON SHONEBERGER, def t
NOo srs Asrsby nosnsd tbas shses now 81, Afs u
the sface Of ths sClefk iof sssia Clayton county
divorce froin the bonds patrimony existing be.rcr
you and said plaintiff, together with amony and the
care and custody of tho minor children And unless
You appear and answer to taid petition eE before
me mornin, of the second day Of the September Term
1872 OF said court. decree will be rendered against
you IN acrordanc, with the PRAYER Of aid pattion.
kEMiCK Il HUME, Atty's for Petitioner.
July Fl lS69w6
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Farmers Branch Of the state Bank OF
Iowa. at MooTegor.
TyHE subAesibsrs to the Stock Of this institution
are rcqnsstcd to be rrsdy when called ON to make
Payment. The money must all be on hand BY the lat
Of August, and It n hoped that all Who have sub.
scIibsd, will pay promptly. n. MOBLEY, Pres't.
0. g. L.u, Csshise.
July 10, lsSow2 =
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sHERIFrs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF .pseia execution, issued ont of the
ID oacs OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Clay.
20" coanty. Iowa. dated June 18TH, =. 2. 1850, and
steward, have levied upon the following prsmi. es
g described in certain mortgage deed towit strip
one and two Il and ~ parallel With Bench street. in
the village Of West Hardin, in said county Of Csytop
Iowa, and shall on the 10th day OF August, a. ..
iour oclock, H., Of said day, at the Hotel in the
suaSe cc idarei1 ssid seunty; SIR 1t pubhe sale,
tot4s ihsst bidder 81 cafh, Atths right title and
above described property, to satisfy Judgment Or
IA and l6-l0O dollars, and and 60lV0 deazs,
OF suit aud all accrHine cost tbervon.
JAMES DAVIS. SAT- G. C.. Io,oa
H. 1890 NM ~. TVTTL f. Oonuiv.
July goth, 1850 lsows - s .s.Ns