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We perceive that Asa W. sprague, of De-
troit, who is Well-known in connection with
the police business, has been commissioned
as Captain to recruit a company for Colonel
MoToW's regiment. He is cousin Of Cap
tain sprague, of Huron. He will make a
brave and efficient officer.
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D D HUDsONI hgent'
ofice-0viatt'S Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:ly.
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GOLDPENS.
MUSIC.

NEW MUSCLE BRIGHT BE THr
IN Dreams" beautiful Song and Chorus, BY
r. Danks, and sung with great success BY Miss Ada
Webb (of fTebb Sisters'iJ Price IS oents- Also by
Danks Bass Song, Home Of my Youth. Price = -;
Either Of the above sent any part OF the Dniteq
States receipt Of the marked price. Publshed and
for sale By Q. b BOlsh,o
No. Euclid-St., Cleveland, ..
~ Pianos, Small Instruments and Strings OF
kinds constantly on hand.s -
- Pianos tuned and ropsifod, mySEeu@ ?
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n. y. sTnCI nIARKFT-InIr %.

n. Y, STOCK AIARKET-JuIy 25.
tBY TELEGRAPHl
MONEY-Market easy at 5a5 = cent on call; and
5ll6 2 cent for strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Lowe and unset
tied. Bankers bills opened l29l27 and closed At
l2Sdl2q.
opened at IS and going down TO l80l4z, and finally
closing Rlt l6A@l656 2 cent premium. California
gold bars are quoted at Hl9l74 q cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-Market hrmer.
United States 6s 81 s9GlG0i 30 Treasury Notes lO2B
100.
STQCKS-Market steady but not active. Chicago
Rock Island S. Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen 473s;
Illinois Central scrip 81; Panama l32; Michigan Cen
tral 60ls; Pacific Mail ITO; Erie preferred 6 Cleve-
land Toledo Az.
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Picnic EKcURsION.-The large, beautiful
Unfinished and perfectly safe side-wheel
steamer, the City of Cleveland, viii leave the
wharf of Messrs. Hussey & McBr ide, No. I29
River street, on Tuesday mornin & at o'clock,
for Commodore Perry's battle ground, and
land at Bay.
The proceeds viii be devoted to the benefit
of the Bethel Church on Water street, and the
support of the Chaplain, Rev. VIM. Day.
Leland & sargent's Hand, with their new
silver instruments, will accompany the party,
and as usual add to the pleasure of the excur-
sion.
Tickets so cents each, to be had at the
bookstores, at Messrs. Morgan 4 Roots, and
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I CAVING OF MONEY AND La

DON'T FORGET THAT THE
II J simplest and best WRfNGER eE n made, g
Putnam's Self-Adj justing Galvani1ea " ringer and
will NOT RUST GEO. p BHCk,
iunsI2 Agent for CuFGhola County.
n B.-Do not buy any before giving Putnan'I
bat. GEO. D. BECK
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PIANOS.
DTANOSI PIANOSIl

DIANOS / P1ANOSIE
G. A. BARLOW, AeESI, so. z,
Euelid-st, CleFeiEndi Ohio g ncg 3 q "
selling the celebrated kNhBE- PlAhQa, a. greatly
reduced pTices- Having Just receisel llrgs a1scrt
ment Of those superior lnstruiantl le Wosd invite
AAAlAlaAA.a -AAa 49, zen
before purchasing elsewhere Livery irsrtns1t .
Warranted Eivs Years.
Pianos moved md boxed with cara- Piano DoEaS for
sais. Pisnol Iuned and kspaarod ~ Q. ,. tFTIEgls
-l'@,A
bg--f-sroa Cd
-- % a.- -.5fas dzronT
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RETRIGERAToRs.-Twelye different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
". P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.
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OPTICAL.
EINANGIAL.

QS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
DOOs sOOO in sums 70 suit-At the old stand and
well known WAGNERiS once, on securities Of every
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds, yeWelry, Fire Arms, Iur
niture Carpets Clothing, Pianos, Mrrorsl Paintings
and Personal Property the most satisfactory terms.
Business strictly private. Egtablshed ISL Watches
md IsWelFF for lale a. harqaill. -
J. .C.& w. WAGnEit. no 3 Water-St.
Cor. guBsriorzSf,, oFor Davis FisEoitos sioFp.
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HOUsE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found a most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, OF every description; Silver Plated Ware
ofthe best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware Coal oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced wOrkmen.
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SPHEEEoTYPEs.- Is, beyond all ques-
tion, a superior artist, and We advise those wish
ing to get a fine likeness TO call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 253 Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger R27tf
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BoUxD OvEH.-JOhn LIeWsIlsn, whose ar
rest at Warrsnsville for sn outrage on the
psrsen Of his Httlo daughter We have pre-
viously noticed, was brought before Justice
Benham yesterday morning, and waving ex-'
animation was held tOstpfear at the Court Of
Common Pleas. In the absence Of s. 900
bail, he vas committed.
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BOYS, BEWARE Nathan shafner, George
Graves and LindOn Satire were brought be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged With breaking windows in Eagle St.
School building, and otherwise destroying
school property. They we're convicted, and
sentenced to pay fine and cost, and were ad-
monished BY the Court that repetition Of
the offence would be punished with much
greater severity. The Secretary Of the Board
Of Education is making eOmmendsble efforts
toput stop to this wicked business. Several
other arrests are already made.
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MILWAUKEE, 1IARKET-4uly IS.

IBT rELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market 2Oc lower
WHEAT-Market 5696c lower. Sales at Gle for
No. /.
RECEIPTS-2,IO bbls -four; $500 bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS 800 bbls -four; l26,UO0 bushels
wheat.
FREIGHTs-IIc on wheat to Buffalo.
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&c DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of Dyspep-
sa, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and ali
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See Ad-
vertisement in another column. Office No. 1ls,
seneca street
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NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Isaac A. Issaes-Ths Falr Inss.
L. u. solomonson-speetaeles, &C.
Hurlbut Bros a Co-stavo saving Machine,
Tor sale-A Buggy or Wagon Horse.
J. h. Perley-Looai Notice.
H. GaTrctson-For Lake Superior.
BaSer-Loesl Nottc1.
Fitch Raymond-Wanted-Looal Notice.
Everett 4 Wllson-Local Notice.
Rev. Mr.. Armona-Looal Notice.
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SECTION /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the county au-
dtOrs Of the several counties Of this State shall
instruct the assessors Of the several townships
and wards Of cities, TO perform all the duties
quired Of them by this act. That it shall be the
duty Of the township assessors Of the several
townships, and the assessors Of the several
wards OF the several cities, to prepare a list Of
all persons subjects TO military duty, in their
spectiVe wards, townships, or districts, save and
except members Of Uniform volunteer compa-
Mes at the time Of making the annual assess
ment Of the property, in the year 1861, and there
after at each time Of taking the census Of white
male inhabitants, as provided by law, which list
should be deposited IN the auditors office OF the
! proper county; and il shall be the duty Of such
auditor, annually, on or before the first day Of
November to return an accurate copy Of such
records Of enrolment to the adjutant general Of
the state, to be by him fled in his office, and an
abstract Of the aggregate number Of persons 50
returned shall be forwarded by the adjutant gen.
I eral the state TO the war department at Wash
ngton city, on or before the first day Of January
l Of each year. and f any assessor shall neglect,
OF from any cause omit TO perform his duties,
/ the other assessors, or either OF them, Of the
l city, town OF ward, shall perform such dulles
| All tavern keepers, keepers Of boarding houses,
! persons having boarders in their families, and
/ every master and mistress OF any dwelling
| house, shall, upon the application Of any asses
sor, give information Of the names Of all persons
residing or lodging in such house liable to be en-
l rolled, and all other Information concerning
] such persons as such assessor may demand. If
! any person Of whom information is required by
| any assessor, in order to enable him to comply
/ with the provisions Of this act, shall refuse to
give such informationi or shall give false infor-
| nation, he shall forfeit and pay not more than
| ten dollars for each ofiense. Any person who
shall refuse to give his own name, and proper
/ Information, when applied 20 by any assessor, OF
shall give false name or information, shall for
felt and pay like sum, such penalties to be re-
covered IN any court Of competent Jurisdiction
in the name OF the State Of Ohio; and it is here
1 by made the duty Of the assessors TO report the
names OF all persons who may incur any penalty
IN this section prescribed, TO the commandant Ol
the brigade in which they reside. All moneys
collected under the provisions Of this act shall
be paid 70 the county treasurer, and go to the
| military fund Of said county.
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RRnlI PHIIAnELPHIA.

~ PHILADELPHIA, July 25.
Rev. BENZ. J. Wallace, editor Of the Pres
byterian Quarterly Review, died this morn
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-S2, lac, ,T67.Os.
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NJ A r IN E.
PORT OF oIBVBIAND.

ENTERED-JULT p.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Steamer Traveller, Miller, Qntonagon, IS half bbls
tsh, IS bbls copper, 100 casks do, H. GarretsOn.
Propeller Bradbury, McNelley, DunkirS
Propeller Gov. Cushman, TTaysIs, Bunalo.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk
Propeller OwegO, Drake Dunkirk.
Schooner Scotland Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner Marshfeld Coffin, Buffalo.
Scow Frolic Regan, Port Burwell.
ScOw Sanders, Dalac, Detroit.
CLEARED
Steamer Cleveland, EYans, Detroit.
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond Dunkirk.
Propeller Vermont, Smith, Ogdensburgh.
Propeller Tioga, SissOn, Dmkirk.
Propeller Michigan, Chapman, Chicago.
Bark Clinton, Becker. Marquette.
Schooner Marshisld, Coffin, Chicago.
Schooner Scotland, Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner Herald, Honeywell, Marquette.
Schooner FretteT, Bearse, OntOnagOn.
ScOw Forest, Lester, Port Huron.
Scow Juno, Dudles0n, Detroit.
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VESSELS PAssING.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the I'd:
UP-PrOpellers Potomac, Chicago, Evergreen City,
Cleveland, Mineral Rock, Susquehanna; schOOners
Clyde, Joe Grant, Correspondent, George Davis.
DOwN.-SteameT lllinOis propeller Iron City; bark
A. Steven sunshine; schOoner5 Lisbon, Telegraph,
Matt Root, J. W. Brown, Milwaukee Belle, Denmark,
Uncle Tom Victoria, Anne Craig City Of OgdedsburR,
COquette e. ID. DOusman, OriOle, AlnWick, Fashion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following items We clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the oath;
THE sTEASrER PLANET arrived this morning. from
Cleveland in a somewhat disable condition, having
had a collision last night with unknown brig,
bound down, lumber loaded, below Point al Palee-
Her damages are directly in her bows and near the
water line and BE- repaired without serious delay
TO her departure for Lake superior.
TIE SCHOONER ZEPHYR, which has been reported
ashore on Lake Huron, has been get Of by the tug
Magnet, and i now on her way down with her cargo
on board. The weather, during the time she was
ashore favorable for her, and her damages q
no serious consequence. - m --..-a-
The Norwegian citizens Of Chicago are making ar
rangemeuts 10 give grand reception TO the brig
Sleipner, now on her passage from Norway TO that
port with some $50 Of their cOuutrymen on board.
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STATE OF OHIO, EXECUTIVE DEPT.
n-- IL 90 Wnnn


To The Auditors Of che several Counties ot'he
State Of Ohio: regret to be compelled to an
nOunee that but little attention was paid to
the provisions Of the Act of April 18th, 1851,
providing for the enrolment Of the Militia Of
the State and hence the great State of Ohio
is really without any militia force. This,
even in time Of profound peace, should not be
suffered to exist; much less should we sit
with our arms folded, when our southern bor-
der is seriously threatened by an armed and
laWless mob.
I therefore call upon you to issue-at once,
the necessary instructions to the several As
SCISSORS Of your counties, to discharge prompt
" the duties incumbent upon their predeces-
sors, by the provisions Of the first section Of
the act referred to. copy Of so much Of
said act as points out this duty is hereto at
tached.
The compensation Of the several assessors,
for the performance Of the duty now demand
ed of them, will be the same as that provided
for their other duties. Should the COmmis-
sioners of any Of the counties of the State
neglect or refuse to audit and pay the ac-
count of any assessor, I pledge the faith of
the State to all such that provision shall be
made for the payment thereof.
feel it q further duty to announce that
promptness and vigilance in the execution Of
this duty are indispensably necessary to the
Well-being Of our State.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLERK, BURKE & BAKER,
Fish Hooks, Fishing Tackles, &e.r

45 Maiden Lane and IS LIberty-St., n. Y.
Would respectfully call the attention Of wholesale
dealers 10 their extensive and varied stock Of FISH
ING TACKLE. Their factory, " Neptune Works,
Canton street. Brooklyn, has been in successful Ope
ration for four years, where they manufacture every
variety Of FISH HOOKS, SPEARS, &c, from the
best Spring Steel and which they warrant much supe
rior and fully cheaper than the imported article
nE Orders solicited and executed at once, tor any
variety or style OF Hooks, Rods, Reels, Lines, Bas-
kets, Seines, and Trolling Bait. Waterproof Lines
at reduced prices, sc.
6Ia- They would call particular attention to their
stock OF Fly Hooks.
M Sole Depot for the sale Of Warren's celebrated
driiIed-eyed, and Telegraph Needles may9.39g
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AGRICULTURAL.

NEW CROP TURNIP SEED
We have received a large supply x all the de.i-
Fsbie varieties Of TURNIP SEEDS, hets loE lisia
sowing for Pail use Seeds ucW Be sarf ~ mai
to those Hvihg - a distance r,, =. o. X
JulyZJ ) sLAIk q ~
DONE DUST-WE HAVE Born
Coarse and Fine BONE DUST, in quantities 70
purchasers, for sale At Factory prices Ils y
or q5c hundred for fine; and al4 & ton or SOC hun
dred for coarse. All orders promptly allied
may6dkW > sTAIR son, us Ontario-st,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
IL a nios article for sale BY ,so,y
nAVIS' SEEDLING POTATOES
1--we haEs ieW bushels oi thi yslg9ble "a variety
oi Potatoes for sale. u 81 al. q sllA-
A LDEN'S PATENT THILL HORSE
"A HOE, or CULTIVAfOk--This is considered,
s. an who have used it. to be decidedly the best In
pemsut In use lgT CultiVating al kinds o. Crop
Mr. HUDSON, Fast Cleveland, who b the Irareilng.
Agent, viii make a trial Of the Hoe with any uno
may desire TO purchase. Farmers vii do we'll 70 II
fhfs (snIfiVntor before purchasinE others.
Pamphlets containing Testimonials Of tno7e NHo
bave used the Hoe can be had on appliea1ion-
The price Of the Hoe 6 reduced % - Eor sale ~
W. P. hudson, East Cleveland, or -, .so,-
may27 us ontaEio-st.
OLARK'S HORSE RAKES.
- A EEW sUPPLX MANUFACTURE AT
ALBION, PA.
The best pattern IN use Per ale Vqsals and
Iesanhl jSasss s nPsari 5tFss,, Ws1i side.
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PREMIUMS FOR CEUTEss
The Semi-ITceklv Nisco,S5,


First Pren1ium.-To the person gettine nm
the largest club of subscribers, for one Year
to the seml-W eekly, We will give ONE WHEEL
Err d WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES worth $50.
second Pj'enaimn.-For the second largest
cluo OF subscribers to the Semi-W ceklv, for
one year, ONE $40 SCHOLARSHIP IN L1yCo1 VS.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,, Milwaukee.
1Htrd I1ene1ean.-For the third LARGEST c]uh
OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly for ona
year, a PAIR OF MINK FUR GAuxrLETs. (madc
to order,) worth SIS.
fourh Fermentation the fourth largest
club OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly for
one year, we will send the DAILY W1scoss1S
for one year.
Ihe Weekly Wisconsin.
fu'&t Picn1iata.-To the person qettinr Nm
The largest club Of subscribers, for one wear
to the Weekly Wisconsin, we will give ONE
ERhlNs DoCHLE-LocA STITCH SEWING MACHINE
worth $50
See0|a Pemj,m.-For the second largest
elup OF subscribers to the Weekly. for wear
OSE $40 Scholarship IN L1ScoIy's CoMNrsc v,'
COLLEGE, Milwaukee,
Third Preoai"0l.--For the third largest clrh
OF subscribers to the Weekly, for one wear. A
FAlR OF MINK Fur GAUNTLETs, (made to orderl
worth Sl5. '/
Fo'uh Pten,ium.-For the fourth Iarooet
eIuo OF subscribers to the Weekly for one
year, we will send the DAILY WISCONSIN one
year.
la Clubs can remain open until the first
day OF January next, and the names with the
money sent iii from time to time as obtained
~ Persons ordering the paper will please
state which edition they desire
vs. All papers discontinued when the time
for winch they are paid expires
n
,,, Milwaukee, Wis.
Milwaukee Oct 90 1870
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Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands
t,1Hce cf Cosa'rs of School d. Uni,ersity Loas,
Madison, Wis, October 1890

t1.Rce 81 Ccsa'rs Of School d J,,i,e~say Lo,s,
Madison, Wis, Octote- /, 1852.
SEAFE OF WISCONSIN,
Dane COUNTY. ! The following de-
eItee0 LANDS III Wood County. having bee,
.orls,'ed BY reason of the non-paynent Of in
n teie5s spen leans granted thereon: Not;ca j.
30; sven, that the same will be Offered q !.
5a uont Il, a,aetfon and sold to tse highest hid.
.s AT inc efiee Of the Secretary Of State
eember A D. 1862 unless soo ~, I r: OF pe.
according to law. Sal3 sale to cnrno uss.i'ea
O'CLOCK 4 NJ, and continue from O',I IaN AZ
until all OF said lands shall have 10y aa5 20 "a.
ne nlaim !i, price at which sueb Era.ui.
De oiered will be the amount named Ia an W
each tract lunder the heading "Tot 4 opposite
due State which INCLUDES the va, :,no"n.
loan; the interest to the first dav Of 'lo"ns o'
\. ~ 1856" three per cent. damaga a.,.'I -,
taxes which have been returned go, s 'ns
lands and the costs of advertisn~ 7bn SUN
Said lands will be sold snbiecf f., ,-'e q, same.
which may, at the time of the sale 10 ,aA i,.s
thereon Other conditions of sale vii, DC ha que a
nSuneed by the Commissioners Al the l'I US an
Of the sale O. 'tIe opening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-29

PETEEsoS's MAGAzINE.-Wc are in
receipt OF this popular Lady's Maya
zine for December. 1t is . splendid
number The tide page for 1863, con-
tanning portraits of the chief contribu-
tors, is very handsome. s'Petersonn
vii be greatly improved in 1868. It
will contain 1000 pages of double COL
umn reading matter; IA steel plates:
II colored steel fashion, plates; - col
ored patterns in Berlin work, embroid-
cry OF crochet, and 900 wood enorav-
lngs-proportiouotezy more than a,ay
OTHER periodical gires. It's stories and
nove!ets are by the best writers. In
1868, four Original Copyright Novelets
twill be given. It's Fashions are al,
'rays tie Latest and Pretticst! Every
neighborhood ought to make up club.
Its price is but Two DOLLARS a wear.
or a dollar less than Magazines of its
class. 1t as tie -Nagazi,ee for the TINES,
10 clubs, it is cheaper still, viz:-three
copies for 5, five for $3.50, or eight
tor SO. To every person getting up
club, the Publisher will send an ex.
ira copy gratis, as premium, or large
sized mezzotint for framing, "Bunyan
Parting from his Blind Child in Pris.
on" Specimens Sc It Gf written for)
to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES }. pRTErsoN.
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POWERS & LANG
IL "A w L A N D
Tax-Paying Agents,
RAPIDS, WOOD CO. WIS
l.. P. POWERS Attornar II 7

l.. 2. POWERS, Attorney at Law.
j. II. LANG, Surveyor.
II AFlNG been engaged in the Land Agency
business number of years before Wood
county vas formed, and possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespassers on lands
owned bf non-rcsidcnts, we feel assured in civ
loS perfect satisfaction to all who NAV see fit
10 employ US as agents to attend to the prompt
payment OF Taxes, to the investigation Of IL
tes to recording Deeds, to procuring Patents
on Lands, to the protection Of Lands from tres
paSsers IN this and adjacent counties, and such
other business as they may be called upon to
perform.
Ne nave constantly on hand, good Farming
Lands and Village Lots to sell in ouantitin,
ana on terms 70 suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention given to entering Gov
ernmcnt and State Lands.
We are also agents for the 1Etna Insurance
Company.
LILY POWERS & LANG
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s'TnE NATIoSALs."-.A company of
singers, consisting of Mrs. Foulds, Miss
Augusta Anderson, and Messrs. J. S.
Anderson and Z. D. Leland, are an
honnccd to give one concert in Grand
Rapids on Monday evening next. The
place wiit be announced by hand-bills
and posters. Tickets % cents; chill
dren Is cents Mothers are expected
to leave their bu5ics at home.
The programme is an excellent one.
Our exchanges have spoken highly of
the musical talent Of this troupe. If
you desire to obtain scat, 90 early.