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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented;
and if taken at the commencement of an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness viii be
obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females subject
They act gently upon the owls.-remoying
Costiucness.
For Literary Hen, Students, Delicate Females
and all persons of sedeatary habits, they ate VAL
liable as laxative improving the appetite, Civ
ing tone and oigoT to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF
long investigation and carefully conducted ex'
periments. having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and Ieliev-
ed vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the NERVOUS
system or from deranged state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in .heii compost.
ton. and may be taken at all times with per.
feet safety w ithout making any change of diet.
and The absence of asy d;sdqreeable taste renders
ii easy to administer them to children.
BEW ARE OF COUNTE
The genuine have five signatures of Henry
Spaliing o., each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box viii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
ofthe ea g. s~t
/ Is PRICE as CENTS.
/ All orders should be addressed 10 ~
!. w HENRY G. sPALDING.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

THE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots in
i the ilage of River Falls, among the most
desirable for business or residences in the
village. N. N. POWELL.
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"The Gallery Of Paintings, 54S
Broadway, N. Y"

In addition to the above benefits. there will
be given to subscribers, as gratuitons prem
iunls over
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

600 ACRES on Lake st. Croix. conve-
LOO nient to mills. One-fouth in hand,
and the remainder in one and two
years. Will exchange for logs
N. n. POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

WATER POWERS for sale or lease on
w the most favorable terms by
n. n. POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

X LOTS in the vicinity of the academy
ITO those who will contract to build and
improve these lots. 10 per cent. Of the pur-
chase money only will be required the
remainder on time to suit purchasers.
N. n. POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
N this immediate vicinity, for sale at a bar
gain. n. n. POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

SO0 FREE TOWN LOTS AT
GLENINONT !
We have about 500 torn lots which we intend
to give away as follows =
SO free town lots for the man who win
publish a olive" weekly newspaper for 5 years
at Glenmont. We also agree to get the largest
half of a respectable subscription list for the
same.
5 LOTS. and as much more az we can
do and get done, for each of several of the reli-
gious societies whenever they shall wish to e.
rect church edifces or clergymen's residences
at Glenmont.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

ORDERS FROM DISTANCE ACCOMPANIED WITH
THE CASH, WILL BE PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12

CASTOR OIL-FOr Sale by
- E. F. SPENCE Broad st.. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12
Nerada 9emutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

KILLED ny PRoxY.-A difficulty occurred
this morning, in blacksnith's shop at Quaker
Hill between two men named Lewis and Hall.
1t appears that Hall had chopped some cord
wood for Lewis, and the latter accused him of
cording up large quantity of chips with the
wood. This led to dispute in which Hall
told Lewis he lied. Lewis had pick in his
hand at the time, which he threw at Hall as
soon as the lie was given. The point of the
pick struck Hull in the back, but it was turn
ing at the time, and inflicted but slight flesh
wound, though it bled pretty freely for time.
One of Lewis hands was badly cut, by the
rough iron, as he threw the pick. At first
it was supposed that Hall was badly hurt, and
Geo. Jacobs, with whom he had been living,
Immediately sent Mexican to Nevada for DR..
Hunt. The Mexican told the story in such a
way that the news soon spread that Jacobs had
had pick run through his body and was bleed
ing to death. The Doctor, of course, hurried
UP as fast as horse flesh would carry him, only
to find that his services were not needed, and
the Sheriff started in pursuit of the murderer,
but has not yet caught him.
CASE OF MYRRs.-The counsel in this case
having concluded their arguments, it was Civ
en- to the jury on Thursday evening, and a ver-
dict Of "murder in the second degree" was re-
turned on Friday forenoon. The jury, on re-
tiring, stood six for murder in the first degree,
and six for acquittal, but one of the latter soon
changed his mind, and for over twelve hours
they were seven for conviction and five for ac-
quittal. The verdict was evidently the result
Of compromise among the jurors, and as
there is possibility that Myers may be insane,
it is perhaps as well that he should be sent to
the Penitentiary. We are confident that
commission of physicians would never grant a
certificate of insanity in his case, nor would he
be received into the asylum. He was ordered
to be brought before the Court on Tuesday
next for sentence, and the Judge will probably
sentence him for life.
SHOOTING MATcH.-We learn that shoot
ing match, for turkeys, chickens, pigs, etc.,
comes off at the Six Mile House, on the Wash
ington road, tomorrow. Persons, who, from
the force of circumstances, are compelled to
obey the Sunday law, and who are not inclined
to attend church, will have an opportunity for
pleasant recreation by attending the shooting
match.
DIsAGREED.-Int the ease of A. r. Jenkins,
tried this morning before Justice Kendall for
violating the Sunday law, the jury disagreed,
were discharged, and the case set for trial again
on Monday. Jenkins keeps a saloon in the
same building with the National Exchange, but
his bar is not connected with the hotel, and the
case hardly comes within the exceptions of the
law.
REMOVAL Charley Irish has made ar
rangements to remove the Fashion Restaurant
from Commercial street, to the building on
Broad street. known as the St. Leon Rcstau-
rant, few doors above Pine.
RELIGIOUS SERvICE-The Rev. Mr.. Cum
mings will hold services at the Congregational
church, Main street, tomorrow forenoon-ser-
vices commencing at ii o'clock, A. NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12

TERRITORIAL SEAL.--Secretar Clemens,
Of Nevada Territory, in a communication
TO the Legislature, submits the following
design for a Territorial Seal
Mountains, with stream Of water coursing
down their sides, and falling on the oyershot
wheel Of a quartz-mill at their base. A miner
leaning on his pick and upholding a United
States Flag. A motto expressing the two ideas
Of loyalty to the Union and the wealth to sus-
tain it, VOIenS Et PGtenS.
The Silver Age remarks as follows upon
this design:
We think that the design is very elegant
one, with one exception. The idea of a miner,
standing with an American flag in his hand, is
very patriotic, but hardly in keeping with his
avocation. II would be much better to repre-
sent him coming out of a tunnel with rock
car before him. Then, too, we think that the
design would be greatly improved, and fully as
patriotic, by making it a night scene, with thir-
ty-four stars in view. 1t is we'll known that
our Territory, no matter how we may seek to
disguise it, looks better by moonlight and star
light, than when seen through clouds OF dust,
under the scorching rays of the sun.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12

SHARPs' RIFLEs.-rhe Sharps' Rife Com
pany, at Hartford. CT, has been running
its works twenty hours day, turning out
five hundred finished rifles week. The
demand for the rifles has become so great,
however, that the establishment has lattcrly
commenced on twenty-four hour time which
ls about as much as can be "got out of
one day, even in Connecticut.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12

DARING ExPLOIT.-E. S. Barrett, of Con.
cord, Mass., recently succeeded in reaching
the profile rock, known as the "Old Man of
The Mountain" on the White Mountains,
aud safely planted flag upon the crest of
the rock which forms the cap. This feat. a
very perilous one, has been successfully
achieved but once before.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12


New G0Ods.-A. p. CHURCH Co., of Broad
street Book Store, have just received the following
pieces of sheet music: Dixie's Land Child of the
Regiment Marsees Hymn ; No Flag but the OG
Flag Grand Parade March Parthenia to Ingomar ;
Our Country's Flag Forever Stand by the Union ;
Lassie Are You Waiting Billy Patterson Sadly TO
Mine Heart Appealing; There are Kind Hearts Every
where Oh, Don't You Remember the Time Jocky
Hat and Feather Lnger IN Blssful Repose 1t is
hard to give the Hand where the Heart can never
be The Star of my Home Oh. take me to thy Heart
again Cottage by the Sea. Also, large lot of fine
Cutlery Union Letter Sheets New Song Books
Chidren's colored plate primers; School Cards
Rewards Of Merit Blank Books--half Russian and
imitation Language of Flowers-large and small !;
Partisan Leader Gums Domestic Medicine Chi
nook Jargon, complete Hollick's Medical Works;
Wings Medical Works Johnson's Raselas Military
Tactics Wordsworth's Poetical Works; bIotley'S
History of the United Netherlands, 2 VOL; Drawing
Instruments Large Card Board. white and eolored ;
Bill Head Paper Wrapping Paper Ladies Portmon-
aies Gold Pens and Holders, ETC., etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12
Special Notices.
Sands sarsaparlIla,
alike emcacIous

Sands Sarsaparilla, Is alike ehic0ciouS
to check incipient alady aud TO counteract actual
disease. In cases of scrofula, cuhneous eruptions,
erysipelas, liver complaint, and general debility; it
will speedily purify the blood all unhealthy
secretions and simultaneously produce healthy
action of the stomach and bowels thereby relieving
many complaints arising from arrangement of the
digestive functions The ingredients composing this
celebrated Remedy being entirely vegetable, no
unpleasant symptoms are left behind after cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-24

W ASHiF A'Ns 't'y $50
Official dispatches ssy We have ,aken ,hres
batteries In the form Of crescent. number |
inr 1e guns. Ii is known that Manossss
Junction il supplied with water by canal
rom Bul's Ron. This will now BE- cut of.
iesvlng the rebels Without water fOr their
cavalry.
Gen. Nc Dowell telegraphs that The enc
nv il completely routed ~ Bul's Run, ancl
toward Mansssss. leaving ,heir
batteries 10 possession u the Union forrer.
F,eh,ing commence AZ three o'clock ih',
norning, and continued most desperately
iii alter two this alter DON. The rebels
we're driven back, inch BY inch. leaving their
dead on The field.
The whole force on both aides Il said 20
have been engaged, Gen. Johnston having
i,incd the re bells 90 previously stated. making
Gen. Beauregsrd's force about 70, 900.
JEFF Davis IL understood 20 be Al Manassas
Junction.
wAsHIscr, \. July 2l-Mijnieht.
The battle has been one Of the severss'
ever Tough, on this continent. Upto two
o'clock our troops had driven the enemy q
distsnce Of nearly two miles. A. the enemy
fen back from one position, i was only q
another equally strong. snd q every roiu'
fresh reiniorcements were poured In almost
withou, limit a. 10 number.
The Times' Washington dispasch o. Sun
day. before the fight. sag: "Our troops o.
Saturday night numbered 1900.
.Pausrsons column Is reported moving
down the winchester Road with u 900 n.e'
and is expected 10 join TO- day, l.COUuoop
} Ion Alexandris this morning 90 shs: By 70
nigh, We shall have q superior force there
although this morning We stood 45.0C'
Against 6oooo."
The smoke or The battle could be see'
= from eminences 10 Wsshington.
WAsHfxcroE. July %
Our troops, sf'er taking three bst,eris
I, and psining : great victory we're even'usll
!, sepuIsed and commenced : recreation WISH
,.Iincton. The retreat was u god order ~'
\ The rear well covered BY . good column
4 Or loss Il from $500 to 5000.
. The fov,i6cs,ions around Washington 81
strongly ss.snforsd BY fresh troops
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NyOTlCE l. hereby given that " p!fs"-
IN suce u 40 ofdcr end dec,es uede -
~, NAV term IL The Cpmmsn Peas Cous' ;
1851. ~ Dubois county. l Will cell g Public
3 10 "A IA. premises ~ dscecrn', - o',s,@
dry. ne Sit day OF August, loo'' We ~
ios ing rest esaie =" W.: son'n s"" 80
tion No. Is, town !. south oi range we"'
cont aiming ~ acres
A credit NIL he given a. "ho"s' en-
hall The purchase mon~y 10 three m""'hs
from AL, and ne o'hrr half 10 OK mo"'h':
he purchaser giving notes -s'th approved
srcuruy, bearing interest from esss' waving
y .lns,ion md sppr-isment isws.
DNN'i. JONES. sdu,'r Of u. Jones'
Inix IL. lSEl-fy
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Yh9 WAFFLE Results
: No pan csn doubt, says the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, that the inspiration Of
tho war feeling 50 prevalent among
Tie MISSES Of our pcoels-of all these
gigantic preparations Of men. muni.
tions. equipment-of the readiness to
sacrifice valuable life and expend vast
sums OF money, to 10 borrowed. is a
love Tor the Constitution and the Union
For their preservation the people make
this warrior nothing else. But the
people are the army; they do the fight
ing. The political leaders at Wash
ington and elsewhere direct the cam
paign and control results. Do they
intend the preservation Of the Consti-
tuition and the Unionl Have they an
eye single to this objcctl
The New York Courier and Enqui-
r.r, whose editor has just been APP
pointed Minister to Brazil by Mr.. Lin
coin, sees in the results Of the war
hopes from 1.-THE abolition Of the
State governments and the consolida-
tion Of the National Government. The
Cincinnati @ azette sees in it the extir-
patton ofthe heresy OF State rights, AZ q
the establishment Of its iavorite doc
trine that failure to fulfil Federal OBJ
legations, ipso iacto. destroys the State
government, vacates offices, and in
vites the Federal Government to es-
taalish the minority in all the places O
trust, power and honor. The Cincinna-
tiPress isin favor of separation ofths
States, and wages this war only I,
conquer a peace.
Mr.. SEWARD instrncts his Ministel
at Paris to insist before Europe that NJ
sensible man this side Of the Atlantic
has imagined il possible that thu
Constitution should be subverteds No
That the coequal States should be dis
unitcd3 No, But that the unity o
our empire should be destroyed.
Gen. Banks, from Arlington Hight
proclaimed that this Government is .
an end; "wt will construct another o.
different principles" Banks now J
in command ola division Of the army
The reinvigoration Of the Constitu
ton and the Union is worth none
and lives without stint-worth year
Of strife and civil commotion--wort
the peace, prosperity and progress
generation-worth this war and a
its sacrifices. To break down the Cor
stitution in tho hope Of establishing
bettcr---to destroy this Union. in Il
hope Of reapiug benefits from consol
dation--to uphold the just power
the Government at the expense Of Il
principles Of the Constitution and 4
spirit Of . confederation Of equ
States-is not worth this war. III
signs Of the times give cause to
.apprehensivc. We call upon the re
pie to be vigilant.
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TO COkSU N PTIvES.
And those afflicted with
nYSPEPSfs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
HEART DISEASE.
FEVER g. AGUE,
Or
CONSTIPATION.
CONSTIPATION.

The undersigned. nov seventy i've yesrs
old. has for Years devoted HE tine 20 curing
his Pensioners and The poor 10 New YORK
~ these dreadful complaints. which carry
thousands aud thousands 10 81 uniimely
grave; he las seldom failed ~ cure sli who
have Spoiled 20 him for relief. and believ &c
il to be a Christian's duty 70 relieve Those
abroad, Ne well % AZ home, ~ gill send 20
those who require Il, Copy of Prescriptions
(Free Of Charge. with direction for
preparing and using the same. Also rules
ON Dies, Bathing. Ventilation. and Exercise
Tor the Sex. they viii find these remedies,
sure cure FOR Consumption. and Al Diseases
lof the THROAT AND LuScs. FEVER Arr
Acur, CoSsrrPArIos. HEARr DtsEAsE, DIS
lrErsrA. NERVOUS DEBlLiry, sad FsMALr
Co~PLAIsrs, and he hopes every one afflicted
will send for a copy, a. il will cost nothing
and those Suffering should apply before y Y
loo late. These Prescriptions ere nsed D
The most eminent. Physicians " London
psri-, snd New York. Those Wishing then
win please rddress
REV DR. CHAMBERLAIN.
wiiiismsbuvgh. New York.
! FEB &. 1851
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IFBishop St. Palais ofNincennes
has offered the usc Of the college
building at that place for hospital.
to be used for the soldiers stationed AZ
Camp Knox. which has been accepted,
The Sisters Of Charity have rendered
their services rs nurses for the SICK
without fee or reward.
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Gen. NJ Dowril l. nov o. head quaf'ess'
Ar,oe,oa Heights. ssgimenss e"mpos
nv H. division ~i'i rssnmsr their ief'nes W
.i,,nns sane havs already done 60
Shsrmsn's taiisrv. ~ me greater p"'' y
n. NJ, returned 10 Washington. me fes-
,on IN The capture ~ The cihsr batteries va
~, ne leTes we're sho'.
rhs nrmhsrrf Killed and woundehl' rrsa'
.,lly 4. sr.a-i' u Six hundred H'uAse'
have r.'urnsa. ~.
Thp Uuioni,'- - DsI'imurs vey Eenfrs''
,,bu,e ,he fe-f ~ ~. Uninn forces Y
4, activity ~ Gen. pa,'er~rn. ~h" f'po'
,.s 49, diverse ,,m.s officially ielscrarhsd
~ engage Gar. johnson. Al any ODDS
a. Sunday ,hir,y srrrs's we're fnada, .
4 n .nimo,e. lar attempts 70 incite mob.
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III Dubois Cyn.ason Pleas Court. ct'ooe'
FERN. 1861
state % fndisus. Dabcs County. 80.
Louisa Mayo


lrcoh n.ons.
Navy A. Simonr.
Jahn w. Mayo, "a ~
II ppearing - fhr satisfaction o. W ~
,ef-ipnrd, Clerk. ~ 'hr Tilisnst ~ o.
interested psr-oa. ihsi the f-eidsnce oi 80
cob Sim"ns anG N,fgv A. Sn'n.. "e'.n''|
,ns In No above cause. sre Mh"i y"
k.oun. tn aid Jac-1 Simnrs and Macy
A simans nrr h.frhy nu''ilsd q n hi'ng
LII. o..asccv IA sA.t nr'inn. ami that SAID
.,,,,,..n an -f.nd Mr. h.Arinv ~ lhe -rcon"
aas N w. aid tsrn ~ THE ~nid erur', - ~
I'D .t ti.e r.nl-i n use 10 ~ 1--WE y J"s-
n4r M s-H ronn'y ~ me hr-i .irnaHs ="
O,,.h-r. lStl. n hen and wh~r- u'fs ~" '''
r.naif.a " S~.,r ~ d-mur 'li~f~'D, ~ 'nf
s.,n- KIN b.. II ~ sni d-rsr'ri's.d ~ 'he''
absence. .B. EDMUN rTON, Cork
4 .h'y %. lsgl u
4 A1MINl TRAITORS SAL. 1F hANp
fN~OrirEis hereby uivrn 'hs'i" ruf'n'
~ Ane4 "a On ,rd-, ~ rsi' "sd- ~ ~
i,,rnr, ~ c.,amon Peas ~ buoe'- = rn's
Indiana. VI ih,. in-t term ihf rss'. !, w" ~
Ni.f4i,n.a. srn,ini-tra'n' ~ t- ',ta'r VI
Au,un selmi Z, d,c,as Q. aiii NV. ~ pubii'
lnuriinn. ~
THURSDAY. AUGUST ~ . isei.
. To- pr. mss, me ioiiuNing ~ $50
ths d.cvdrn'. -nuaie n sash equity. !" ~
N The l.rrtii ,ssi qnsli'r ~ ihr mtrA- ~
quarter N Srilai 25, nnd sisa NJ -ru''
!n4s ~ M. ~ i rr-t ansrirr ~ s.s'ien ~
-l.lin 4 Snvlaa NJ. B. south - ss.g-
west, contsinirs lcer d % .cr's " 'ans
al e. ~ NJ. ssiss ~ shTr. 'h'fr'r.
Trms Il sale uns ah.rd - s'r sn'rhSs
mnnss ~ b. r~id ~ rash, ofe il,i'd 'wr
> months, $40 onr-sh VI rigs.sr-r 'n"n h- ifot
iule ~ .nlr shr rntrha-sf gists h'- n"'-
lur amount. q. awu y raW"d ln~ial'.''n''
i'm spprov,d ire hold SEQ ~, h~"iina Y
vi rssi ifum dave nnd waving hen' az ~ Va
J uation -fd srr nls. in~ns inw-
BERNARD BkNKE Ad'Hiri-'r.'"r
" n. Buennrr. arr July U.s. - =
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TCircuit Court, Judge Burke,
began iisscssicn saily Mon
,lav morning and adjourned Thursday
evening. There was large amount
81 business transacted. and everything
was conducted with that dignity and
drcornm which SO well hctlts the halls
&c Justice. Judge Burke alread y ranks
high as a judicial officer, and each sue.
cessive court adds 20 his reputation.
There was considerable criminal husi.
ness at this term, and the Prosecutor.
In. Clements, Jr.. OF Washington, pnt
things through with vim, giving 70
evil doors wholesome dread Of the
law. We understand Mr. Clements
Twill be candidate for re election.
/ Mrs. Amanda Weaver. charged
with killing her infant child. wa'
found guilty, and sentenced 70 tli'
. lpenitentiary for life.
j Vitus Smith was fcund guilty q
grand larceny, sent 70 the penltentiar,
for one year, and fined So.
!. Martin King was found guilty Of al
! assault and battery with intent 70 kill
: and fined So. and sent to the count
j Jail for ninety DAYS.
Joshua Burton. for the same otfens
: was fined go, and sent to Jail for !
! days.
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y A Washington correspondent ofthe
18th Gays Corporal James Rankin, Of
the Second Michigan regiment, charg-
Cd with stealing one hundred and fifty
dollars, while engaged in searching
the premises Of one Bull Frizzell, an
avowed rebel, who il held az : priso-
norr Il present by the Second Michigan
regiment, was to-day convicted and
sentenced to the penisentiary for tbree
years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-24

IFThc reports Of the disastrous
battle last Sunday are 50 contradictory
that we don't know what 10 believe.
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nPNcw wheat has been offered in
viucennes for 40 and so cents per
bushel, but no sales have set been
made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-24

ITOn account OF it being court
week. and orr pccuniary necessities
compelling rs to try and collect some
Of what was owing us-in which, i
promises are money, We succeeded adj
mirably-the issue Of our paper has
been DELAYED two days.
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Is hersb, given 'hsi s sled p'rr''s,'s wili
4 be received at lie cisice 81 The Trustee q
B.inhrIfrs ivwa-llir. Dahoi- rnun'v. To-
On Srp,d,v. Tie 10sh day D. August. lS6l.
fr IA ni-h,ne 10 fhe ms'efi,s rrr.-ssfy
"a me erection ~ one q haoi u use on
the .spd n Martin SsherIcu. nesr ne Try
road. Plans and -p~c Fictitious mss be seen
4, The AndI,o,'s Office ~ ne town q jasper,
Al any time bsgnre the dsy ~ letting.
KASpER JOHN. Trustee.
Irlv IL. 1861 4w.
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e.m rpfal. &l.573 10
rss.r. "a. .lnc~ beer rssc ir.d ~
The rr-a,nrs ,ns tnila~ ny sums
r,'s,.,, .nm,'a ..na,i .u,. s.e ss
C.mmoo -ahor tuud, State Treas
MI, 4s4y ~
s. srA.yl f.rJ rs.n.d-l. 1891. 81
....... INN s.,,...ss 70 "a
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Exhibit 81 Common 4 Con-
grcssi0nal TOwns'p SchO0A
EussdS.

IN EXHIBIT cf the Common nrd Con.
~ gressionsl To~nship Sshooi rnnas ~
Dnb u .uunty. lnd:nnh. ior ne n@rsl yess
1860. sndIng Inc bret dss - April lo6ls -
..pyrtvd !" tie Board a Ceun'y c"mn''s-
ssunrfs al their Juns term. 1851. - ivlows.
RECEIPTS.
Tsere VS. remasnins nsbr Trensuvy March
~. 1850. the fni n~ing Amounts:
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