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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A p. SMITH Il co. are now prepared
N. to supply dealers in Garden Seeds with very
extensive assortment of HOME GROWN GARDEN
SEEDS, all warranted to he grown by themselves;
and to be the crop of the present year. and warranted
to be FRESH AND GENUINE.
Dealers desirous of purchasing their supply for the
season, will do well to apply to us as we can furnish
them nearly all they may desire AT THE SAME PR.
CES AS GOOD SEEDS CAN BE PROCURED IN NEW
YORK.
Having been engaged in growing seeds in, this State
for nu mber of years, are now prepared to sell in
quantities AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN THE STATE.
We can furnish seeds put up, either in large pack
ages in small packages, suitable for retailing at
the option of customers.
Bs- Our price list is now ready for mailing to all
applicants. ga
Our home grown seeds have long had an established
reputation on this coast having devoted close atten
ton and long experience to the business and our
stock being always fresh they not liable to the
risk attending imported seeds.
Ga Terms--COsh, Alwayss -Ea
For further particulars, apply to
A. p. SMITH h co.
Jan. 4, 1s62.-3m. 40 street, Sacramento,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy.
BY order of Hon. T. b. MCFARLAND Judge Of tile
District Court aforesaid
A true copy-atiest: r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
BY JOS ROBERTS, Deputy.
DIBBLE BYRNE, Att'ys Tor Plh GjanlS-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
TAKE CoURAGE-NEvER DESPAIR.

NELSON CREEK, Sept 80, 1861.
DIR. J. G. YoUNG,-YOu will remember what
poor wretched creature was when last saw you,
and the result has astOnished me as well as my
friends Your invaluable prescription and excellent
advice have completely overcome ailments such as,
it seems to me, never afflicted mortal before. new
er wrote letter with greater satisfaction than pen
this shall remember you with gratitude as long
as live. That you may live long to aleviaie the
suIerngs Of others as you have mine is my earnest
prayer Please accept my heartfelt thanks that you
have brought this almost hopeless to so happy
termination. Yours, truly,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
SMART FMANcrERs.-The Paris correspOn

SMART FNANcTERs. Paris correspon
dent Of the New York Times says that the
amount of money gained by the house Of
Rothschild, by the surrender of Mason and
Slidell is almost colossal. This house had
ad vance news of the rendition, by some in
explcable means, and went upon the Bourse
and made such extensive operations that
the subsequent rise in funds was worth for
tunes to them. This last stroke of theirs
has so advanced the reputation of the house
that it amounts TO something more than
mortal among the small fry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
LIE rCAN BE CONsULTBD

w privately, and with the utmost coIihuence ny
DR.. YOUNG addresses those who are suffering un-
dor tbe aiction of private disease whether arising
from impure connection or the terrible vice OF self
abuse. Devoting bis entire time to that particular
bTanch of the medical profession, he feels warranted
~ ncTARA ANTEEING AZURE IN ALL CASES, whether
Of long standing or recently contracted entirely re-
o,ips :. the dregs of disease from the SYSTEM and
making perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afiIcted 70 the
- ~ bis long standing and we'll earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of bis skill and sue
Tnwards Of five thousand cases have been dis
cha rped cured in the year ending July lst 1861
showing a record surprising any hospital IN the
CoysULTAuos, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

OF SOLE TRADEh.
O-KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREshNts, ma I.
|. ISABELLA MoKEON, of the County OF NesaGa' G
State of California wife of Dennis Mckeon, OF UT
Conntv and State aforesaid 90 hereby declare anl
make known my intention to carry on business 'n1
trade In my own name and on my own account, =
Soils Trader in pursuance OF the act OF uie b's 80.
ture of the State of California, entitled an i A i;
authorize Married Women to transact Oqs,nli 70
their own name as Sole Traders, passed Aph =. -
1852. And further declare that the nature o. IN IN
business viii be, Ranching, Keeping CoSs sns .,3
ing Milk Cutting and Selling Wood. and mining a.
all other objects pertaining to said buhihesS .sge
further declare that my said business ant If
viii be carried on and transacted IN the ts
Grass Valley and Nevada County and Stae mn.
said and from the date Of these presents ! W ~ an
individually responsible in my own name ~ .sS
debts contracted by me in my SAID ou.o oush, Al
trade And ] further declare that me alnoa soaa .o
capital invested in said business and trace uV''
exceed the sum of FIVE thousand dollars orro
~ In testimony whereof nav Az. srst aay
set nv hand and seal, this nis' ~
witness. ISABELLA MeKEON.
State OF California, COtinty Of NeSs1S, aO1',
ss.-On this first day Of March, A. D. loo- .S sf
me, Z. W. SMITH, Justice OF the FeaGg ~ ucEE
said county, personally appeared g, eropg
ON whose name is subscribed 10 tne % taosn lo 70
declaration as party thereto, personally hn ore
me TO be the same person described in ana WI Tsl
cuted said foregoing declaration. And the se h.rns
BELLA McKEON, wife of Dennis Mckeon, - tip
been first by me daily made acquainted .S ST "a me
contents of said declaration, acknoWeogesS ,.tbOi
on examination separate and apart from anu
the hearing of her said husband, that se M uses
the same freely and voluntarily, ana lol ear OF
and purposes therein mentioned, Wlthost shand,
compuision or undue influence of her said asgcr
and that she does not wish TO retraet the sN'
of the same. -. m n
Given under my hand the day and yeAi
cer'ihea'e hrS' a0OVe "ri''e"' Ew. sy1B.
Justice Of the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
Medical.
DIR. J. c. YOUNG,

Late Professor Of the University of Pennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical Office and Hospital,
NO. 75l CLAY STREET,
Opposite the southwestcorner OF the Piaza,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
r ZEN NOTICE. state of california;

r ZEN NOTICE. State of California;
In the District COurt--County of Nevada S.
l4th Judicial District A. d. SKllLdAN Il CO., vs.
WILLIAM HUFF. Notice is hereby given that the
above named plaintiffs have commenced suit in the
Court aforesaid, against defendant, TO oreclose
Mechanics Lien upon the following described pro-
perty ard premises, viz That certain frame building
situated in the town and township Of Washington
County of Nevada, State of California, upon lot
the north side of tire main street which runs paral
lei with the South Yuba river, and on the west side
and next to the Exchange Hotel, together With such
convenient space around the same, as may be neces
sary for the convenient and occupation thereof
All persons hold ing or claiming liens under the pro
visions of the Act entitled an Act for securing Liens
TO Mechanics and Others" passed April 18th, 1886
and the Acts amendatory thereof are hereby notified
to be and appear in the District Court aforesaid on
FRIDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH, A.
D. 1862 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and to exhibit then and
there the proof of their said Liens or the same viii
be barred as by statute provided. Nevada California
feb27 god. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18
Legal Notices.


Meoods in above. .....Sle
Weiss E-brewerv building lot and fxfures AZ
'on the cast side Of The Grass Valley tall road.
stock of grain, beer. etc. Also, dwelling
house and lot adjoining the above proterty
furniture. etc Also house and lot on tfe
nurtlr'side Of Broad ST.. adjoining Chambers
brick house. Also, houSe and lot on The
west side of Pine ST.. adjoining 7 f. Beans,
fproperty on the north and H. Beards o.
tate on the south; horses wagons. harness. "a S
Yates, VIM. B.--stock sheet iron piLes. tools
etc. in Skillmon's brick store, south side o.
NOTICE is HItFEBY GfVv.Et;Ys. NJ Tu,S5 7 Z
in pursuance Of an Ordinance passed by the Trnssi
of tire City of Nevada, January eth. lse2 levy ngs6
providing for the collection oi City Taxes have ie
led upon and viii expose at public sale in front =
the Court House door in the CITY Of Nevada N, e,T
tCRDAY THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MARCH
A. D., 1862, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ. all the above A.
scribed properly for taxes ard costs len remsniro
due and unpaid. I. 5. GREGORY. Marshal .
March /, 1852. Ex-offcio City Taxi Collector
C,UMNIONs-STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
- County of Nevada, S., District Court Of the 14tl
Judicial District Of said State The people of the Ss,
of California. to JOHN T. BILL. greeting: Yoo a.
hereby summoned to appear and answer to the cer,
plant OF ELIZA S. BIZ filed against you within u,
DAYS from the service of this writ ii served ON "a.
In this county, within twenty days If served ON Won
in this District, and out of this county and wiilp
forty days # served you in the state and out ~
this District, u an action commented on the 1871
day of January A D. 1902 in said Court wherein
plaintiff prayS that by the decree Of this Court N
marriage contract existing between plaintiff and v6
may be annuled and be adiudged Of no furtherbirs
ing effect and that plaintiff may have the care. Gus
tody and education Of the children born OF said mar
riage. And you re hereby notified that II YOU fG
TO answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff
will take judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit. and also demand &
Il u is gfsf for IN L
tff's said complaint.
- In testimony whereofI, r. H. F4RerRAR
(. Clerk of the District Court Aforesaid ID
L. D. hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
~ of the said Court, at Office IN the CITY 5r
Nevada, this 18th day Of January. An. 1862
r. II. FARQUHAR Clerk
Jos. ROBEKTs, Deputy.
BY order of Hon. T. b. MCFARLAND, Judge Of tile
District Court aforesaid.
A true copy-atiest: r. II FARQU1IAR Clerk.
BY JOS. ROBERTS, Deputy
D1BBLE BYRNE, Att'ys ior Pm, lianlS-Sm.
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Foy he Aacoa Beacon.
Camp Dcha KY, Dee II, 1861.

Camp Dcha KY, Dee II, 1861.
Dim, in camp, and at his post, on the
morning Of tie 2Srd Dec, 1851, MAY.
A G. WORD oftbc 'Noxubee Cavalry"
THE disoa.e Cd had been, for some time,
rhaps years. afflicted with Consumr =
ton, which termmatel his existence on
earth at the time stated. The two or
three last days ofhis time here he sur.
foIcd great pain, but up to that time he
was about his usual affairs and attending
to his s0ldier,dlties. Some two months
20 seeing that he was wasting away, |
advised h.tu to take a discharge and re.
turato his friends. His reply was, Il
h.a iother dc il tho army than any 9th,
er place" lie had grown so frail that
did not require him to perform reg
aIar duty. Blt when any Cs*emcnt
sprung up, a f,ht or a skirmish was
thought Of, he was always Mt his place.
On one occasion | remember, when we
had leaned the enemy in large force had
surrounded the house Of one of our
friends for the purpose Of capturing
wounded soldier whom he was takipo
care of, my company, and others, was
ordered to bis relief; a fight was couf
IDENTIFY expected, MAI WORD bad been
unwell several ~doys-but quite to my
surprise when ordered to parade we're
given, be was among the first Ia his sad.
die, | approached him, and said, MAJ
We aro going Is or 20 miles, The ride
will be TOO long for you, you had better
net 20 Tie looked at me earnestly,
md said CAPTAIN, vorr company hall
be in no t-Lt without me while
hron'h II went With us-hcld M
VOL nodor The vrj'oment-but when it
gave way found lims,lf overcome with
geahoess Poor fellow! be is gone 4
better e&o'''"r 'hnn Albert G WORD
u ,eiNlg'.. biy Ic,fth ,.r, II
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10 THE PUBLIC.

F4'8QM aud after this date We will
sell me remainder Of orr stock of
goods ct reduced prices to punctual Gus.
'olneI5' payable on the first day of July
F0OTE & DISMUKES.
Macon jim /, 1862.
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II y. T0OTE.

THf LADIES OF HAyAHA AND THE
Souru The Savannah News notices
that among the late arrivals in tia. city
from Cuba is large box of beautifully
prepared lint, presented through Capt
Climbing 10 the soldiers Of the Confed.
crate army, by Il number of the Scno.
rjtas Of Havana, Th0 lint is drawn in
thrc'ds four or FIVE inches long from
the finest liren fabrics is white as driven
snow and soft as down, 1t is put up in
neat little hanks, aud ta.'ef,'ly tied with
coiorod 'ibboos The lint ras made
and contributed by q number Of the FIRST
Of llarano, aud is sen, as a tcsti
monial Of their heartfelt devotion to our
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rz~Tho Richmond Dispatch says the
army of Gen, J. B, Floyd, recently or.
derod to Nowberu. Pulaski county, has
now been ordered to Bowling Green,
Kentucky. Those regiments Of South.
crn troops which recently belonged to
this command, were lately ordered to
Charleston, and are now en- route tAitb.
or. The Western Virginia regiments.
which constitute the command of Gen
Floyd proper, are now ordered to Bow.
ing Green, with the exception of sin.
gle one, which is 10 go to Lowisburg
The removal of this army to far west
leaves a large portion of Virginia expos.
cd to the enemy, The effect upon the
temper of the people in the exposed
counties will be extremely untoward
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ca tn PoM M Saa.y,

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'oFdias 0'o'' 'F' r... 49,
TON, Cores ndio6 Secretary MIS-. y
DrNr, lrea.ures
The Allowing are the contributions
with tbe ,.mr< = me contributors
Mrs = S.,jtb. 86 vorls woolar
c,o,b van !, =, on5 ~ ....,,ogo Il Is y3s. wo,l
''oIh ! bI.n,s.. ! comforter. rr al.
.trs ~, rg.,p lrl5aa ) han. ets
~ .ool. .ona r1ina far Il "a. .,~'1.
., oIotb / 5Fr .%o5a,ls tLreoj a,,
giilt bna MS .,Ia AK bread orl fir.
1ist,5 Gsr .ag NJ, nl TlT.,L .
NJ r,.f a,nno : d.. -.,. > A. noJsr .5,... ! !
IAN gnIl , o, : y. ,.t, ~ > rr n,r.5 =
coat It's 5 pr ,. seeks, H. I pr r.avc, , ban
, NJ sacks Ssi q , g3s @..r' ',' cr.I 1f ' bIan.
Eets spun 1uiaa FER p Vi Of w%o9lnr
cloth. / pr elorcs Mn P4u}rltr. 4
pr sacks, blank .apn ar.nc f,r Is
gls wooden otl tty Tv5l.,S ul,jo.
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TLLECRfpHiC NLUS.
From i,c Monte oaae.s

] NTUl n Sim T.IInl
T
y: :I '',' :, 49,, ',' '"s"5
=" ~1,.o .or"D 'O.
-ler5It.y
nv '"'
~" s',' Ian. the Charleston
'''''U'| l"'s morning says 'ae enc
my was le,ul,cd 40 the point oftLe bayo-
l. naf |hiia 'oa. 'Tor'ne 2 advance from
. tort Royal Ferry Tas nnkeos could
g not stand cold steel, and 'y ran in reg
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u THE Woyls Of Balo,cs = Some
Que has borrowed this book from cur
library We wish it returned 1t ha,
the name Of the owner In t.
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Wa announce will pride ana
The drum haze sgg.i.
ia kentucky Tic aa.,r
-.. .asen peu nell across gr
aver. ecu. iIardco pursued them.
'll. ..o. lie is animated by firm
3'a-oa ayor to allow them 10 5csp.
cute -a9 aalthorn bank Of that stream.
"l.l ilcu footprints again. lie will,
u'F-'y stop, however, with this brave d.
termination, nor pause on our side of tlo
rnb''on We shall probably hear var,
oNo'''y Of our army, or a portion of il.
beng thrown across to the northern
snore instead in which event we are
Oound to dcmolish the whole po,,o Of
1 ankee marauders and Dutch in6do,s
who inlest that region. The tide Of
wrath, has been slowly-too SLOWLY vo
nave thought at times, as we have H.
ways believed-rolIing toward the lone
looked for forward movement of Can
Johnston's command. It is now n G.
ed fact. There arc to be no morn h.,,.
Vi OacK tracks, but quick lieks 49,.
clear field. Bravo, Gen. Albert Sid,
ney Johnston Nashville Banner
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a d. frr. Ms A B5nEjA
sh.. So r.. 2tg q pillow,
Ir.t. cloth .u.i.--rf in,a : p
drawer, - p.iP sauce ca. sac pop
.r .N Dr. Jupir 8 comfort.
g.n q. ms, | comtog'. Hrs
!. 1|.S !. h5,s | wors,cd Counterpart
mo sage, bundle Of cloth . pillows
ca, s, ! shoe, | bed lick. , towels,
jhludaeas. Mr., Eeia6eg 2 sheets
) Gases, 2 towels MgS Paule5te,
gi'low | p ca.e, 5 bandages, l b lack.
berry wine. | SIX dried fruit, | bundle
Of old cloth, / bundle of sage. " $.
DR., McLcOd, | bet Of tomato cat.np,
? SHIFTS. 3 lbs Of tei,et soap band ges
MrS HIi'jam Hay1an, . pill oas.
: ? cases. | towels . shirts, / whic
cloth bundle Of old alotl aud hat
NrS s Smilh, 6 sinus. / N
drawers, . sheets. 3 bondagcs | rlck ct
driedappI5s, , b boiled honey, . b tomq.
10 cansup > b peach cordnl, / b port
vine, selppernong wine, b ofpp-
Per sauce green pickles, | jar Of
French pickles, l ID ofeayeene pepper.
a.os a-IJe sap, / do1 candles, ] bun.
die Of lw. MIS-. George Branaon,
= ..uwa Up eases, | shirt, 3 baudagcs
brorror sauce. Ms. CAPT Dou-
Ing pillow, , P eases, | sheet. |
quilt, T. towels Y b blackberry wire,
10 Tbs ofdomesuc soap, 5 lbs loaf sugar,
Id honey, 9 baudages, / b cayenne pep.
per, | b laudaum, | b paregoric, 1 bun,
die of old cloth, sage, flannel pins, nee.
dies, thread, lint Ms Jas MurraH.
3 sheets . towels. . p eases, | shirt, :
Lar dsges, / jr 81 pickles, | package Of
ll3t sage soap MISS ThoSat6n, /
bandage MISS. Evriti | band &c.
MrS. Pyotl ! ma.rass ti.k, 2 com.
lor'' ] sreet 2 P cases. 2 towels,
bandoges, bush dried fruit. l inflow,
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PRuNlLLA Il, MALONE. yer.

Ipen opening aud filing complainant
OIL Of complaint ard it appearing tbat
'"' I'tendant in the above stated case
resides Leyond tie limits of this State
So '1"! ,hc ordinary process of ri. conrt
ca lot b" executed on her j, is here.
,''- "ra'red that the sad defendant on.
r her IN eaience herein on or before
we iourtt Monday Of March next j.
a %chaucery cuit, to be held 70, oo;d
county at the courthouse in the own 80
Louisville, and pleGd, answer, or denim
TO compiainant's Bin of complaint GIc5
~ 'ls case, or the allegations thereof
WI be, taken for confessed. Ills G,r.
her ordered. than a copy of this orSer
published in The Macon Beoeon :
neW,rapeT published in the town Of No'
con Tor four weeks respectively. D'o'
A true copy from tie Minn,cs.
j. Jan; |, 1867. Prs. foe A. 90 S'e'A'
W S. Boiling, Solicitor.
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$tafe Of Missjasippi,
Winston County:
IN CAoneeryC Court q said Couutv.l
a. Rules, before the Clerk of said court :
%his Office in Louisville, the Sd Mon
s'l Of Noyemdar it being de l8th
d'y + ereof, A. D 1861:
G.. NJ MALONE
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Box sent to Richmond y.

o 1iys, C@n Daaualer / iabli c,ofb
. ! cases : 2 pillows . pr drawers r.''" &
sLlris' : towels. Mrs. jno. DaD,.j,.ro
Z sheets Up cases, 9 pr J p@n,s'e, =
Jnlrss' y towels 9 baDdages. Ms inn =
MqTwe4 ] quilt, 4 pillows, 4 , oo.ao
Z sheets : 'seiF cloths, . bani.S ses'I'
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The Hfate of Miss
Wiasi0

Ihe HiHte q NtSS
WinsiO .W
PgoBATF COURT. pfr $3.50 tI fd
Tho State Of Migsissiu j 41
der,on, N J Iabl. tn ua
Jobu W. Tabor, hc1 as.
tributes Of the est a..
dcrson deceased
WOU are hereby chi r ..
Il pear before the p ,.'l Of
the County Of Winston 9.i1N
the courthouse thereof oa Ion
day 10 February nczt, .Iege
show cause why the pen I@"
Amanda Il Kirk, heirs a .ri5l'eei,
of said estate, lately fiji ouT say
court, praying allotmcr. Lower 10
Margaret Anderson WI, sll' d',
ccdelt, out Of the Gllof 'scf.Doa
and designated lands and Tor r'r
sion of said lands among sC,.'''
heirs at law and d@iStribnIccs " Sa'o g, :,
tate. to wit Half int. in the nth hai
Of lot No. 6, in the plan off, town y
Winstonyille, owned BY til. hTa'o, !.
Fleetwood & Anderson and ~ .,
sec. Q, and Me- and SW I'D Wa
and SW1. aud VA O. = sec "
md NEl sec. IA, and " Nh q
sec. Is Dnd III of W /, am OF u
sec 20, on1 III Of Sc Of 'a r
wv sec. %, and NV! see y!
10, Of R. IA Il ; and the b .n' y
W Of sec. 16, and EtofS &c ~ u,
.l3, r. IS, owned by L. AID II T., ".
Anderson and half int. in Va M
&c 81, and NJ of FL Of SN nd VIZ
f SCI of sec. 20 and " .. Sb see Sc.
and NE1 and E! of NV nd I'd w y
+ SET and NE4 OF SCI of 2$L
8, h 10 u, owned by Il. Anderson ! nW avn
G Hudson; and the seq Of SSWwtt
f sec. 81, Il. l3, r. 10 n and the S"f
f NE4 and SE4 sec. 8. The TlSlc g., q
&c. I, and w Of sec. 5, and " o. yS Syp'
4 and M ofNE3, and SWt 81 ~ NIa 4
I'd Ell Of SCI and NE4d NWt +,
&C. IS, I. 10 Of Il. 10 b., should wv
granted. fB.f .b
Witness the Hon. s. " Smy'ut
Judge Of ssid court, the 2Stb day o
ccembcr, special term thereof A. p
sci. o.
Issued the 30th December, a
IL, D. HYDE, CLERK
Jan. /, 1862. Prs ice SO
". S Boiling Solicitor
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Dee 81, 1851. DENT, Treas.

..g w-T9 WI.I Eo0dol brought u. n,
li~' cur % t,5t we frst got a roi% ~ ~, u
vi . z cake, b.; in, "a' : i. bottle S.ls. .;
Is > 'fr'' days job J. Rsac o. handed
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E0Wg -. -
Mississippi and Missouri 4 II.
I'm and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861, and
until further notice trains will run as FOL-
Leave wilton for Davenport Chi.
caro, ut 2.55 r. NJ
Leave Wilton for Msrengo and
Leave Wilton for Muscatin-. ll.ooN.a 3,0orM
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. "a. u
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
Arriv' at Wilton from Iowa City, % T. N
Passengers going west make direc, 20" r. w.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages f,r MI
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
At Rock Island 18th the Chicago and Rock Island
Il. r. trains for all points east, 3 nth and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and St. Paul puck.
cts at Davenport
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
}. F. TRACY, Supt
4. KIMBALL, Assistant Snrt.
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TWO ESTRAY STEERS.

I>AhEN Up by Robert Speere at his residence
IN Red Oak township. Cedar county, Iowa,
on the 23tl day of December 1861, two eat. ay
Steers, a. follows: One elbow Steer, suppo.-
ed to he three years old with a white spot on
his face. and appraised at SIS. And one y deem
req steer, about the same age. and appraised at
SIS. Alamo SHAW
Clerk OF the Dist. Court c sdar county, Iowa
Upton. December 3lst, lsbl-nim3~
NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee, Mo
aSseS @r.. lust received by F. 4 NJ CHILDS.
I + yon want a Mil that will clean ont the cat
] buy An pEPRY,g
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MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TNEED.

ENEEB.
Jua P"LIih"d, IN .Senied Euyelupe
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
zeal cure Of Sper,nttor,hoea or Scmina! weak.
ness, Sexual Debility. Nrrvori. ness and invoiur.
tary emission, in t"cing impotency, and Mental
md !!Nsi, al iucalHriry
By ROBT. }. tIl.NERWEII., ". y.
iutt0r Of the "Gyern BonE. De.
The world reHa"Hcd author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awiu! consequences Of self abis. NAV be
ch"ctuaIiy rem we'd without medicine ami " It'll
out daIgcron, surgical operations bongies. in
strhm"nts. rings or cordial pointing out a mode
OF cure at once certain and cfiecrua by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
he. may cure himself chcapiy. privately and rad
ical'y. This lecture will prove a boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post poid. On
The receipt Of two pos:ag" stamps. V addressing
1r.J. {. KLINE, l25 GOwery, New York. Post
Office hoX 4.jH6. 3t-yI.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having unsettled arcou,,.
with me. viii take ti, aS n sufficient Matte. h,
to save cost they MIST call and tile f,rthwit,
s.P. DANIELS.