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Gen. Granger In Comm ma nd or Nsshviiis-
OMssEs Ordered 90 the Front. &c.


General Order No. s4-sappvesstos or
the New York Wertd~ sad Chicago
Times, &c.
CfscsssAn. June 2, Iss3.
General Orders No ~ from MAJOR Gcnor-i Ambrose
Burnside, prohibits tho circulation ~ the View YOrh
World and Chicago naas 'n this department.
~ isaiier General Ammon. commanding Ia Illinois n
charged with the execut,on u the order.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

Usnn eItrra srNAHn Y. r. Crrftp 4
oss hohslx. Nay IS. 1878.
op<Yasers Of ~ Pa~iaxv. If tn, Nv Ton,
Bvctn-Dara0 ErpI'a " ne cnyios Beat ~ aiI
hes-< vesei Burnsd U~iv ne 0v.s Of Ssr x.gg1a.-
Her cSrr kads Prlsonos- oaIiaai,y g sss>,', Mat
~ ~ Dvu, DC.
The usual nopotony ~ thu blochAde was broksa a.,
Asks by oss ihs mos, sssSsesry nedsas q Tho s.a
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Every man who may re-enlist for one year will
receive bounty OF atty dollars one-haIf payable i'm
medatey and one half at the expiration OF his term
Every man who NAV enlist for two years will
receive bounty OF one hundred dollars twenty dol
lars payable immediately and the remainder at the
praaon a his new term; and wil In addition, be granted
urough of forty days within the six months following
the 70 enlistment, with free transportation New York
and back.
These bounties will be paid by the dsbursing officer
o. tho fund for "raising organizing and drilling volun.
tecrs.n
BY command Of Major General BANKS.
RICHARD b. IRWIN, A. A. General
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s.i.. ,f e,y.,.-.., u..s..

lHlts stftiffs lNtf Z. itet
Tiss rs->fsi sa'e<fl $50 rssssts ~ " hta
twssal-s ss1sy " ~ sosVsnl " o. .,s.eo.
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The Rebel Troops Sent 60 Rsinsorcs
vscksbwrg-Empieyms ~ Contra
bassds, ke.

The Rebel Troops Sent 60 Reinforce
vseksssrg-EmP'sym 81 Contra
bands, xks.
NrwxnDsono, Tenn. Juno 2, 1893
General Payne writes from Gsistin 70 General Rose-
that has devised and put into effect plan Of
changing slave labor In his ubdepartment W eomprn
labor Male negroes hired out eight dollars
and females at ave dollars yer month 10 their former
masters Written contracts 10 this effect entered
into. The plan s working admirably, ard General
Payne says that tho declare they had
10 much work done half well dn~s before.
There vdepoc of conclusive nature that General
Claborne's division f General Bragss army has been
yeksbug. only the two old infantry divisions
or General Brcckinrdge and General AcGowsn and
cavalry corps Of General Forrest (formoriy Van Drn "
a known 20 have gone has bern stated
Doubtless the entire division Of wiherr Claiborne and
thcstham the Infantry brgadcs of Andersen and Jackson
and the cavalry divisions Of Wheeler and Wharton
our front
Gen. Ora niger in Con m nd of Nash WILLIE
Omssrs Ordered 60 ths Front, &e.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 2l. sc3
Brigadier General X. g. Granger tskes command ~
Nashville morrow. Generals X. H. Mitchell and James
u. Morgan ordered 10 tho front General Mitchell
takes command Of q cavalry division.
The rebel prisoners here leave for Alton,
Illinois.
The river falling with two feet seAns Of on The
shf ais.
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son. 80 TAR as this station concerned For several days
the unusual number n small the bay has made
certain that on ke first favorable night quite fleet ~
cotton laden vessels would Try 70 the blockade last
night the wini fair and the absence OF any
light seemed To make the task oi eludng the b kadiag
neet an cosy one. lt the intention OF the nd
ing ocer o tins ship 10 send boat into the wash Chan
mel early IN the evcring but by abo delay tho
bat, which was In charge n Acting Mstsrs Nate ~
Dyer did not leave The ship until long after dark making
nearly ten O'Clock before she reached her statn Be
fore this two schooners had shpped out keeping Ia the
shadow OF tho lind. Mr. Dyer, coming IN sight
o; Iort Morgan saw a vessel, appare ty az anchor,
In tho channoi close TO tho fort He pulled cau-
uousy up between tho fort and vessel; hut his
progress was arrested by bawser between her and
the FORT Then he saw, by her lying stern TO the wind
satisfying himself that he could got her or he con
cadea TO beard and burn her. Accordingly III, boat
laid aonrshIe rnd tho boarding party, headed by Mr..
Dyer gained the deck and secured possession of
seven Ia number without any coaius,on. although Il
TIM crew so much frightened that hc Jumped
board
false alarm regard tp the appearance tho rebel
gunboat Gaines which known TO be behind the fort,
caused thcm 10 abandon che sch before she
fairly on hrc but dscovc ing their mistake they
ed, and, broakug opcp two barrels OF tufpenLns they
saturated tho dockioad completely. ny tho hv,ght hight
the prisoners hurried iuto the boat, which pushed
OF into the darkness lrft as the Gaines II sight
round tho angie ~ tho fort Tho boat returned 10
ship httlo after In the morning, having been per.
tecty successful without rng shot striking blow
Ono o the two vessels which escaped carly the
ing captured BY the kanawha nine o'clock
thc evening and the other by the gunboat about
midnight.
Up the present time tho cotton account Of this weck
alandg n fOllOwS.--
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W. cyFs ". tsad nu. fss lissrroos 80 s,sa'sshp
Cfa 81 say ~, suDso,rtsas - tn s,l..,S rsisrss
.es ~ b. rscsivce - ths oass u a. Asssbsa Isls
efs,h CO... .Asy, +, Iss ars.d-sr.
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THE REBEL NAVAL RAID.
sketch OF the Union sloop- of-War VIM
cennes.

Sketch OF the Union sloop- of-War Vim.
cennes.
Tho United States soop vinccnncs built at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard In 1926 she was sevcn
dred tons burden aud carried eighteen guns Her length
hundred and twenty feet thirty feet
beam, depth OF hold htecn feet six nchcs carried from
eight twenty OF ballast seventeen hundred
gallons Of water and provisions for ave months and
OF sixteen and half feet draught OF whom loaded
She sailed from New York up1n her first cruise Scptsm
Der 8, 1920, commanded by Mas,er Commandant W. y.
Finch squadron Commodore Jones, and arrived
at Rio Janoiro October ~, 1926 and returned 10 New
York juno ., 1890 after having visited valparaiso, and
Macao. China she sailed from New York again February
2, 1881 under command OF Master Comrnandant X. X.
Shubrck IN the squadron Of Commodore Elliot, and
turned Neg York June Is Norfolk June 49, ls33
she again sailed from Norfolk November T. 1888, eom
manded by CApt As. wadsworth. and ono q tho
squadron u Commodore John Downos She arrived ~
Valparaiso October a. 1884, from which place she sailed
the day, and arrived II Norfolk June 1880. In
August 1885, she again sailed from Norfolk, under
maDd cf Lieut.. r. 7. Craven and composed of tho
squadron engaged the exploring expedition o( Lieut. c.
Wilkes 70 tho Antarctic Pacific and other oceans and
arrived at View York June II ls<2 In January lsS3 she
sailed from New York under command Of Commander r.
Buchanan and of the squadron Of Commodore Chas
Stewart, home station, and arrived Norfolk August
1884, Sailed again from Norfolk May IL. lt<5, under
command Of Capt II. Paudinr of the squadron OF C,m
modore james Biddle In company with the Columbus,
arriving In New York Apr 1sl7, which place she left
November IL, ls49 with the squadron of Commodore c.
kcfauley, In command OF Commodore w. l.. Hudson.
she arrived New York from this September n
1852 she sailed Nay Q. 1853, from New York. and
engaged surveying and exploring commanded by Lieu
tenant H. Rolando, and was OF the squadron Of Com.
mander Rnggod. From this year until $50 she was Of
the African squadron and the rebellion has been
attached the West Gulf bocgadng squadron rendering
excellent service ~ a blockaccr. sho of the
vessels which nsured conspcuousy In the ropes run"
affair at the head of the Passes, when her commander
asked n " he should blow her up by moonlight walt
until the lunar orb went DOWN"
Sketch or the Union storeship Relief.
The United states storesbip Relief built In Phla-
dehia 1896 and carried four guns 100 feet long,
30 feet beam depth Of hold 10 and 1875 feet draught
Of water. She was, December g. 1885, attached 70 the
exploring expedition under command Of Lieutenant A.
Iornin 10 the of 1897 sbe made cxperimsn-
trip the Gulf Stream. In the fall of 1887 sho
attached she squadron OF Commodore ap G. Jones'
and remained with until May 49, 1888. In August, 1885,
she attached TO the exploring expedition cf Lieut..
c. wilkes, since which time she has been employed
conveying stores 10 the different squadrons.
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Our Pensacola Correspondsn nee.


large cavalry force Of the enemy reported be a,
Fast Pars, about twenty Eve miles from here.
On the 10th of May the United states sunboat Aroos.
took captured the schooner ssa Llob. ooming out n
Mobile, with 40 bales cotton, barrels Of turr-n
tine and bag u specie The prize has been cent 10
key West for adjudioatkn.
On the iitb Of May, tho Spanish consul can,e down
from rensncoin uncer Gag Of ru,e buy some
provsf or bimscn. He states that famine prevails
al Pen. acola.
Arrived Nay ". chartered s,esmer rhamcr with ord.
nance stores, ~.
An letters FOR the and crew ~ tho ae United
States steamer Preble rbond he directed ths Ened
etaics steamer Totnfnsc, Iensnoga f1a
Arrived Nay 10, ship lara Ann, ~ Bath NJ with ica
aud hay Tor The med cal department ~ ilis art1y
from the Mobile TssJsne May ca, the following
Me- of prices -
oposEsw Rxran-
by late receipts groceries enablsi 10 ofIsr 70
the trade th~ fsowing articles, VIZ Prime rice.
pounds for O. prime leaf ard ms rcr 10 tu,sts'i
tS per bottle; cooknz soda o. 10 do. black Is.t~r,
- SO Do. prime cid Ko, ~ 20 DO. vutgar f Nv gs
Ion and varius other ARTICLES onered ~ lh- nac,
lowest y<nibie figures, ~ ~. u. Mci.nsid A st6a
corner Of Cedar ana Dauphin suects.
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&C. Geuerai sco5t and the Revenue Law. 3
TIE following IS taken from the wash
ington correspondence Of The Cincinnati
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A ~DMINIsTRATOR'8 SALE
~ ersO al Property belOnglug to the Estate 81
REUBEN II Blackmer, deceased. c0Dsi ting Of a good
Bugg Table. Bureau, Chairs, and o-her propsrty,
Vili be SID At TubliC auction a. the late dwelling
house Of said deceased, on the i6tn d y OF May ID.
1868 co Hm-ucihG at four O'Clock P. NJ, and will con
tinue from day TO day thereafter till the properly is
solt. E r. PhRhlNS,
~aurcQ-4gq Admi~istrator de bOnis non.
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81 LEADEk
aeRNTNG. NAV u. 1853.

GsueTai scott and the Revenue Law. 3
The following is taken from the Wash
ington correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette: 3iie4
"The following letter from General Scott
-exulains itssIf Ii may be proper 10 state
in this connection that General Scott re-
-rpives about $4,000 annually from the
dTrsasurys of United states, for which he
rsrFormsf No duty whatever The consti-
-tuional provision fixing the salary OF the
President as clearly declares that his sala-
~ shzhnot be reduced as the law cited by
the BieuienantsGeneral; yet Mr.. lincoln
insisted on3paying the tax uPon'hIs as an
example to the public
Hoa. JokH 2 LegAl CoalNissl9'er q Inie'3@
c 1TsFR4II " iImYself Of the appointment
Of alnew Commissioner to appeal from a
decision of the officer against me, dated
iDeeemBef zen, 1852. 1t is due, however,
TO Governor Boutwell, to say that my case
was not distinctly before him, or the decl-
sion probably would have been otherwise
beg permission TO lay it before you IN
the smallest number OF words.
--1aI an. retired officer under a special
o. proFision Of law-seotion l6, act August
Id 1861, in these words: THAT should
The Brevet Lieutenant-General be retired,
under this act, il shall be asithout REDUCTION
u h~iselgrsat pay, or allowance
SHOW please cast your eye over my set
tlement with the Paymaster, copy OF the
aceotr1t herewith for the short month OF
February, and It wiz be seen that undo
1.-The decision in question S3Ll3 were de-
d6cted from that months pay, subsistence
uRnd allowance 70 satisfy the Internal heY-
ssenuetaZ.
~ This ersmDIifsatioa must satisfy tie
-cmind as well as the eye that such redue
ton is made in violation Of the faith OF
Congress, specially pledged 70 ne
81 have the honor to remain,
r. Very respectfully.
-H * Your most ouedient servant.
sH- WINFIELD OTt
Commissioned Lewis reply to Genera
Seotes letter Obiecdng to the assessment
of the revenue taEan his salary. taaes lH'
Ground that no Especial pledge was giveI
BY Congress when the law giving him {
certain salary as a retired officer wa.
passed. While the same law provides fol
the reduction Of the pay Of other officers o.
the army, upon retiro~V =.
service. he. by the clause referred TO IN hli
later was exempted only from mat re
Jnetiop. The right to tax was not inyoly
- - siv passage OF that law
and the subsequent taxation is not heo5
ject Of the law, butmerely the consequence
and becomes necessary in order tho. thu
duty Of protection which is due IL ever
citizen for his person and his property
may be performed, and the sources of in.
come preserved
"He alludes to the necessity which
made the levying Of the tax imperative. Il
the contest now waging for the ezistenct
of the nation, the largest latitude Of con
struction should be assumed in order Il
impart to the law all the efficiency Of whiol
it is capable for the accomplishment o
purposes which every loyal bosom mus
make its own.
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MUSIC.
MONEY TO LOAN.

RKO 0OO MONEY ADVANCED,
DOOs OOO in sums to suit-at the old gtend and
we'll known WA9NERiS Omce, on securities Of svery
Kind. viz: DRY Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds, yewelry, Bire Arms, Fur
niture, Carpets, Ol0thtug, Pianos, htrrora, Paintings
Business strictly private Established 1851. Watches
aud JeWelry for sale s. bargaing.
JIG. WAGHEB. No. 3 Wsttr.BG
OoG. BupartOF-SE, over Davis = P1exoftoB store
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. FGAL NOTICE.-The Etna In.

7 EGAL NOTICE-The Htna Insurance
1 Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuy2nogaeoun
ty, in the State Of Ohio, against said Htna lnsnr-
ance COMPANY, setting forth that on the 2lth day
OF NAV, 1862, the said Atna Insurance company
issued to said Johnson q policy OF insurance ana
thereby insured said Johnson against loss or
DAMAGE bv fire to the amount Of two thousand
dollars, for the term Ofone hundred ana tWenty-
six days, namely: From May 2lth, lebZ' az Y
o'clock at noon until october ISL, LSoz. ~ Il
o'clock at noon, on his, said Johnson's, hshlng
tackle, consisting of tWine, canvass househoid
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
in the fshing business, all then being and con-
tanned IN a small WOOD ouil9lhg slluAteH % "
dock, corner Of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 9S4. Vistula division 10 the city OF Toledo, IN
the State Of Ohio, and thereby promised ana
agreed to make good unto SAID Johnson az! such
Immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount S2,OOu.OO, as should happen by nre 70 the
propertv above mentioned, for the perlodottlme
above stated, other than IRE Whlch might nap
pen or take place by means OF any INVASION, IN
surrsction- rot. or civil commotion, or Of any
military or usgrped power, and except loss by
theft at or alter alre, to be paid within sixty Gays
after notice aad proof Of said loss OF damage
should be made by said johnson TO sad Etna In
surance Company, in conformity TO the eondl-
tons annexed 10 said policy Ihat sald proper
ty, on the q h day Of September, 1862, was IN
said wood building situated as sforesald' acct
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
fire, Other than FIRE which happened by means OF
any invasion, instruction, riot or civil commo-
ton, or Of any military or usurped power; mat
on said 9th day Of May, 1852, and also AZ the time
Of its destruction and damage by ire as hereln-
before stated, said property was worth S5,OO9,oO
and more; that sud johnson performed all the
conditions Of said policy on his part to be per-
formed that forthWith alter said loss, said John
son gave notice to said EtnaI Insurance Company
ofsaid boss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
to wit, on or about the Sd day Of October, 1862,
delivered to said Etna Insurance Company q
p a%rticular account Of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath; and that by rea-
ofthe premises, said Etna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable to pay to the SAID
Johnson the sum Of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
asking for Judgment in his favor against said
Ena Insurance Company for S2,O0O,OD, with in
terest on the same from December 4th, 1862.
Said Etna Insurance Company is required to
appear and answer SAID petition on or before the
ith day ofJuly, 1853.
CHAS. L. FISH,
n--n an 1000 N4N,-,au ND~ DTofnffE
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-CALR oF BEL EsFATE BY oRDER

ESOF COURT-Byvirtue Of an order from the
Probate Court Of Cuyahoga County, ONO IN sun
of Edwin r. Perkins, administrator de oorls non
OF the estate of Reuben Il; Blackmer ". hulaan
r Blsekmer ct. ais, l shall sell on Saturday,
NAV I6, 1868, at two o'clock in the afternoon, AZ
the door OF the Court House IN the CITY OF
Cleveland, in said County, 70 the highest BIDDER
ben H. Blackmer, deceased, 10 wit; situate IN
the CITY Of Cleveland. inthe County Of Guyana
pa, and State of Ohio, and is known as beng
west half of subdivision f~fty-four l5D of Gran
rer's subdivision Of ten acre lots Nos ftty-four
and ffy-fve GA and 55,) and having thirty-three
f33l feet front on Prospect street and beng one
hundred End nmety-seVen and one-thlrG Aly'Zsl
feet deem be the same more or less, subject TO
the dover Of the widow, appraised at 81 per an
mum. Appraised at 5000 ~,
Terms inside known at the time ofsale' DaAeo
April II, 1868. ,,v--s
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate OF
Reuoen H. Blackmer. aptlo
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OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
y OF PROBATE COUBT.-By virtue Of an
order from the Probate Court Of Cuyahoga Coun-
ty, Ohio, in suit of Morris E. Gallup, executor Of
the estate ofSylliuh Miles VS. Emeline Webb ct
al, 1 shall sell to fhe highest bidder the follow
ing real estate As the property Of Sylllma Miles
deceased, to wit On Wednesday May 9Th,
1868, at ten o'clock A. N, on the premises situate
in StrOngsvilie township, County Of CuyahOga,
State OF Ohio, parts Of lots Nos. AZ, As and 81,
bounded west by the turnpike, north by A. Pom
erov and Nathan Foster, East by Caleb Carpen-
ter and south by land belonging 10 Frederick
Bartlett, containing one hundred acres, more or
less; and at the door Of the Court House IN SAID
Cuyahoga County, on Thursday, May 2Sth, 1868,
at ten o'clock An, part Of lot 464, IN the vlilage
Of Newburg, CuyahOga County, OHIO, beginning
at q stake set in the ground which Is twenty feet
south and five rods and three and one-half feet
east Of the southeast corner Of Methodist Epis-
copal Church, thence due north thirteen rods,
thence east four rods, thence south thirteen
rods, thence west four rods TO place Of begin
ming, containing fifty rods sfland- Also, in the
city Of Cleveland, ouynhoga County, Ohio, part
of original lot No. 81, commencing at a point IN
the south line Of Superior street and the west
line Of land formerly owned by E.. Dwight, and
running southerly thererom at right angles with
Superior street, one hundred and twenty feet,
thence westerly, parallel with Superior street,
twelve and ons-third feet, thence nOTtherly,
parallel with said east line to the south line Of
Superior street, thence easterly along the
south line Of Superior street twelve and one
third feet to the place Of beginning. The last
described lot subject to q lease made by said
Syl ina Niles to Ahaz Merchant and j. G.
Vaughan. Lot in Strongsville appraised at
$500, lot in Newburg aPPrailed at 500, lot IN
Cleveland appraised at $500. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
MORRIS E. GALLUP, Executor.
April 9th, 1868. apr2s:4AI
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OVERS.
n City FRENCH FRS

FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
GLASS DYE HOUSING Ing Senera st, (op-
p0site CITY HotsI) BY UMLAUFT & HERrEL.-
Highly recommended By the last state Fair Of Ohio.
Dyeing and Cleaning IN all its branches, Please cali
and examine goods in the Store 70 ind the difference
with other dye shops, as We finish our goods by steam
machinery AID presses. The only watering machine
In the Western States to finish Silks like new.
A-REFERENcTs. mesgr5. Prescott q Chase, AlcOt
& Horton, Baldwin & Co, Tayl or, Rr4sWold 4 Co.
Rrttberg q Hausmann, Morgan, Root a 60, and
other Merchants aprl4 AS
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CERTIFICATE

1000 CERTIFICATE.
This is TO certify that about Q 'ghteen months ago 1
commenced using STEELISG's MRR0sIA. Ny hair
ives short thin and rapidly falling out Ihad tried
.many Hair Tones, InviEorstOrs, &C. without receiv-
Ing any benefit. Soon after using the Ambr0sia, my
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing so
rapidly as TO astonish me Now my hair is thick, soft
and glossy, and g i've f7et four inches IN LENGTH
tf result attribute solely 10 t1e use OF e~terling's
Ambrostal a. since I nmeuced ming it 1 have ap
phsed nothing else 70 my hair.
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IEaAL NOTICES.
ssIGNFE'S SALE.

A SSIGNEES SALE--Pursuant to an
~ order made by the Probate Court IN the
matter OF the assignment Of c. H. Robson, IN
iavor Of the creditors, l shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
IN said county, on the 10th day of May, 1853, at 2
o'clock, ]. NJ, the following described lands and
tenements, to wit;
Ist. The east Z Of southwest z Of section
No. "a. Townships, north Of Range 25 west, IN
Warren county, in the State Of Iowa, being 81
acres. Appraised at $3.50.
I'd. The southeast 4 Of the southeast z Of
section Is, in Township 70, north OF range e
west, being in the county Of Dallas, State OF
Iowa, being 40 acres. Appraised a. Sl5o.
3D.. The southeast Of section z and the
northeast Il Of the northeast 4 Of section u IN
TOWNSHIP 81, north OF Range 80 west, beng IN
fhe county Of Calhoun, in the State OF Iowa, ana
heinz 200 acres, Appraised at $500,
An. The southeast 4 and south OF north
east L ofsection 19, and the west u ofthe south
vest Y, and the southeast 4 Of southwest = OF
section 20, in Township ~, north OF range 30
vest. and the east% Of northeast = OF section
10 In Township so, north Of Range 80 west, De
| ing in Guthrie county, in the State OF lows an
being 40 acres. Appraised at Sl,329
Te7ne casb J. {. GRANNIS.
Assignee Of c. H. Robson.
c,ryrn AnriI Is. l863. a~prI5,439
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bamhsr. producing tho moat perfect c0mbustluE
.ogsibie. increas tng heat, saving Fuel. eonsumink
moke, and improving the operations o. the stove
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Mra Il A. BROWN,
No i92 Broadway, N. Y.

NO 70 b~rladWaY, NJ.
HS-We advise young per ons, whose hair il begin
ntRe to fattout tnfake warning in time. aud save
their has, by using the an brosia. To those who
have already lost their hair, The free use o. ne AM
BR0SA E1usurey re-t re it, as II has douefo for thou-
nands. -
EE-Dr. STERIING1s AUBEUEIA is astimulatinr onx
PC extractOf R08cs- BaTks an Herbs. IA will cHre al
dlssssesOf The scalp aud mbhLHg q tha heal; eutire
" e~Fedicafes dmdruG, Pr vent The hair from affiug
out, or from turning premsiurey e a.. Causing It 20
grow thick End long 1t ise1tirFy diffreut er5m an
other prepaIaiOnsi andcan be relied on.
@-Itis a wen known fact to thousands in tho City
q New York that this IS the only ar ic yet discoT-
IerHothat vii CURE the Disease o. the scalp and cause
The hair to Grow.
@PRIoE per BOx-COntaining two botta.Rs
= 15 q. q. STERLING, Sole Promoter.
q q M aqsproa5-.v r. VIZ
E-For Sale by ali JrurEnzis. m-srs.EadsW