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Valuable Farm and Mills foy
Sale.

GdkG
TNtlE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
L. Grist and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
Saltwater, near treepoft, Harrison county =
Said Farm contains one hu ndred dnd seven.
teen acres of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or
chard in bearing order, coal bank, and an abun
ance of never failing springs A large
amount of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is oil under good state OF cultiva-
ton
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind at
all seasons OF the year. There is an excellent
coaihank at the mill door. The mill has three
run OF burrs. Every ythipg about the mill is in
complete order, and can run at all seasons Of
the year HE
s The subscriber will sell the above valuable
prope rty on reasonable terms Persons wish.
ing further information can cqll on the subscri
ber on the premises, or c NJ Allen, editor OF
the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio,
ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport, April /, lS63-tt
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May 90, lS63-3t.

~, LEATHER WHIPS, -
E COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line Repairing
done and work made to order OH the shortes
notice and Of the best material aid workman
ship. u' AtF de.s
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, a:
all work is warranted to be as represented
and as cheapas at any other place,
J. K. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Cadiz, Apt. l5-6m. y
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The Invisible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positionS
upon q single wire, at a consider
'lble elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this singularly beautiful
Parior Entertainment is card
which needs only TO be known to
INDUCE thousands TO visit the Pa
yilion for the purpose Of seeing 1t
aluDe.
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The most delightful Of Equestrian
Ladies, in her brilliant Act Of
Horsemanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backwai d with
as much ease as forward, flying
balloons ana over banners,
and forming pictures Of such eie-
rance and grace, as to have gained
'r0r her the sobriquet of Queen Of
Trvp mud Ppuutv
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1V'V UT" 70F'F"sJ
Ia FARIE KATE,

HA EATN u MA LTK8s
From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role of thu
New Ballet. pronounced by first
Masters incompatible ; also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
A,igo.
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NEW AnYERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers OF papers
in Cadiz, to take effect from and after January
I Ia6Q.
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Madame Robinson, Mile. Agnes,
Nile. Alice, La Fario Kate, Mile.
Ne Lorme, from the prin
,ipal fheatcrs and Amphitheaters
IF Europe and the United States,
md Pixies Grand Opera House
Cincinnati.
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' 'F ''"~S-p
In his great four horse Demon Act.
The elegantly formed, and beanti-
fully marked, aud highly trained
4 rulJiau h0rsa
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FISK'S PATENT METALLIC
burial Cases

E'gEsE Cases sro extensively used and pos
4 sass valuable advantages over all other
Collins. for Transportation, Deposling ia
vaults or l0s ordinary intennents.
They arc made Of the most imperishah.s
Materials, and also eaameled inside and out,
% prevent rust, or corrosion and when prop
erv cemented are imporvious 70 water.
The Subscriber has made arrangements with
the Manufacturer Of the above named Cases,
and viii have on hand al sizes aud also all
kinds Of wood Collins with coffin handles,
Plates engraved Diamond studs and screws,
which he viii furnish at the shortest notice,
and most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL s. SCOTT.
Bennington Center VII 32tf
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Brandies, Gins and Wives,
Also, Jobber In all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

HAVING facilities equal, II not superior 70
Ii any other House. lar obtaining MY Goods
Direct, under Custom House seal, most re
speetfally call the attention 81 The County
Colur' issioners, also Town Agents aad dealers
generally, to examine mY goods before puFchs
ing. All Goods Hirra1tei az rspIsssute9, on so
Sale. NV stock consists II pars as follows
0tard, Dupey < CO., J. 4 +. AIaritt, Ines
Robin & Co.. n. Barrisrriou & Co., United Pro-
prietors. Pellesoinie x Sgnellc Brandics, Yin
icrs Swan, De kupper'S London Excise, st.
Nicholas. Excelsior and Cihuu True Gins. 81.
Croix, Jamaica aud Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Zimmemans aud Lonr~orth's
Ohio Wines. Chainpneue and ClRret, ufyarious
brands. OLD BOURBON. Monou1ahpla, Old
Rye and Wheat Whistles, 81 tle yery finest
quality. Also Mehsn's Irish Mar WAiskey.
Ali Of which are offered i. the lowest market
prices.
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TIE feisls bad marched Hway n
RE s.reciioa q Chaneellorsy lie, ten
miles abovs FruaeFcksburg, 70 attack
our nem wing there posted, leaving
q ar.i ouly 10000 men, and ssbse-
eaea,ly no. nsre lhaa 5000 70 : 900
~ Their wgrks.
Tbe euemv has bern forced % agai
o. ground II Gen. iiooker's choosing
"A he promised hl. soldiers 10 the gen
cral order Published IBIS morning
h0uld b. the ease.
4 uas believed IN beth wings thar Gen
sicnsuau Z, gapeii:lon to sus the railroads
between tie rsttis ard Biehuaard had prev.
8 ,assessfal. thus esiasg Of The oaiy path
u retreat
"a soaeasEt ua Gsa Heaker a. Fal-
aoath ofsaesess. that "a conformity wish
+ his orders force had already commenced
10 rebuild 1 bridge over the Rappahannoek.
The troops are ia the finest spirits ani sr.
cty,hiog locks propitious
Nes Yors, May 4
TIE Herald has en- extra giving dates up
F .a i o'eloNk ~. Sunday. with the im-
portant statement tia, the rebel stores near
Freacrieksbarg and at stopsman's Station
hal bstu burned. and gyu the following
rameFs
+ That our right had captured sixteen pie.
oes of artillery that the Irish B rigade bad
I taken three rebel batteries that cur cayal.
- we're tearing up the railroad tracks IN the
rebel lines, destroying railroad property
crossing their country, carrying conslerna.
ton aud dsmay to the rebels that oui
forces advanced mile yesterday, driving
the rebels. aud we're still driving them witt
great slaughter
Sunday, / a. m.
There IS heavy canurr4diag on tie right
New York. May 3P. NJ
lis stated that the presiden, has receiy
ell dispatches from Gen. Hooker, stating
that he hal severed the rebel cogmagica
ton between Bowling Green and Hanover
Court IIelse; that Sl0cpm has captureJ
1900 rebels after crossing at Falmouth; tina
our communication with Gen. Stoneman hat
been cnt of BY rebel guerrillss, but soon re-
iustatrd, and that he Hookerl hopes to cap
lure an the rebcl force north Of the Pamun
key river
An news thus far IS encouraging.
Washington, May 4.
Tie following dispatches we're recciye'
this morning at Gen. Heint1lman's head
quarters
Fairfax Station, May 8.
! A heavy fight occurred this morning nea
Tarrcnton Junction, between portion 0
ny forces under Col DeForest and tn
Black Horse cavalry, aud Mosby's am
other guerrilla forces The rebels fed in Al
directions % Of Mosby's men we're takeI
prisoners. There are three officers o. Mosby'
command among the wounded prisoners.
My forces succeeded in routing the rebel
af,er heavy fight The rebel loss was very
heavy in killed and wounded. Tom FELTON,
the rebel spy was killed, and several othe
officers we're wounded but not dangerously
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IMPORTANT NEWS I!
Fredericksburg Taken
REBEL RETREAT cUT OFF !,
THEE REBEL BiTTERIES TAEEs ! !
By the Irish Brigade.
New York, May 4.

The 7ribHae i on. with an extra
this morning, which says -" Oar
news 81 mail from The Rappahannock
i up to Sunday morning. A, thai
time our lefi wing was Ia possession
81 Fredesicks5arg. aad TIE hrst iiae Of
rsdOabts 81 tie h.li behi-a Il. and VAS
seeing il way to the second Toe.
Tbs liver sas crossed, ard ihe re-
doahss carried wuh great ease aad
9Th very SIGH, los o. ne.
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prices and sizen I'd ahotngraph opie..

Pho'g'ph FOR ironing sxio in plain, II 50
Duplicate Copies, eae. 90
or Five Copies for Five Dollars,
lPhogph ios Fraiaing, Exioin, cold %
Duplicate Copies, ea~h 90
or Five Copies for IRehiy-fre Dollar
Life Size Copies ~ heads, fI co'oJed or in
Crayon Style. $50 90 cach.
When you sisA lie Photograph cei1rei, be
careful and state n yoaT letter he color " the
Hair. Eyes and Complex 'ol VI the person, airo
the celors Of the Dress etc
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DEATHS.

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE.
Obituaries, including poetry, inserted for FIVE
CENTS line, to be paid for IN advance
In Seymour, Conn, May % HENRY, son or
Charles and Cornell, Douglass, tagged years
and 10 months formerly Of Manchester
In Hospital near Alexandra, Va, Michl el
lIanlsud. an Irish soldier IN Co. G, lith Regi-
ment. N. Yoluuteers-son Of james llanland
Of Dorset.
This youag man was highly respected by
his companions IN arins--beongea to the com
pany raised IN Manchester, (Capt. Muuson's)
At whose expense bis remains were sent to his
friends, and buried IN the G atholic cemetery,
n Dorset, on Thursday last.
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commissioners Notice.

W.. the Subscribers, being appointed by
w the Haa. tie Probate Court for the DIS
tFe. of Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive.
examine and sdig,' ihe claims Ind demands
e al persons again Tie Estate Of
GEN. MARTIN ROBERTS,
late d Manchester, 10 said District, deceased
and alAe aii claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto: ard SIX mouths from the 2eih iay
q April. 1853, beng allowed by said Court
Tor that purpose. We do. therefore, hereby give
noiice, iha; .He sill attend 70 The business Of
cur appo;nimen, at the late dwelling house o.
said deceased. Ia said Manchester, on the last
Tues4ay Of June August ard October, 1853.
ffvn, TO o'eiock A. N. unfil4 z. ", On esch
of said dNvs
DATED - Manchester. this 2sih day q April,
A. d.. 1883.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL


Dear S,r '-ln tje absenes Of sulicieot as
s1r.ment of medicines for general uses IN the
Camp. YVES induced 10 Try gonr celebrated
remedies, viz The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and 1Glu Anodyne."
IS regards the Pills, must say, that never
used pill with 20 much iuecess. In every
case where haye had occasion 70 use a gentle
catharsic, | have employed The pills wiih a
splendid effect; and you may rect assured that
shall not be without theui IS iohg ~ il Is
possible for me 10 obtaia them.
Tho Cough Remedy | have used with
equally as rood success in Bronchial Com
pl..ints. had occasion 10 gse It for tickling
sensation IN my throat, caused by being oblg-
ell 70 " out IN the uigllt air. ard taxing cold
found almost instant relicfby the prompt use
Of yorr Universal Cough Rcmcly," and mni
heartily geeamuSendl Il 70 oil afflicted With thfoa.
aud lung complaints.
The Tolu Anodyne have found 10 be "A
very great serrice Ia e..scs ~ kenrsl9i Toash
ache. 6sc. I be men are subject, mere or icss,
70 een.isut esPosure, thereby contracting ihs
most pAinf4 q n! diseases, Neuralgia and
all complaints connected with the psryoas sys
ten. By the proper and ptolnp, use q the An
odyns, YOU wi|l oDigin immediate reiisf.
| shserfnlly recommend The above prepars-
tons 70 tie public, ard more particularly 10 the
Soldier and would advice every man 10
provide himself with bottle Of each. before
leaving for the seat u war.
With great respect remain.
Yours tFniv.
JOSEPH HOTT,
Hospital ste3ard, 18th Pn casalfy
iohn l.. BsBnsweii. lc1.or, Mas.
?. :. The a1ovc iesiimen nj was sent entire
iY unteiie.isd, and ! bsg il mar be aoccp;sd
with confidence, aud placed vhsre !, car he
seen b g. From 81 connected with the Camp
or Hospital, correspondence u requested
JOHN l.. HuNNKNET.L.
Proprietor, boston. Mas.
he abcve uxAOel preparations ere ~ ,ale
81 the tqainex Drug Store, Hanebe<ssy, VI.
4ed by az wAeiAssss and rstsil asslers.
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ELIZABETH LACKEY'S Estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

At a Probate Court holden at Manchester, in
and for said District, on the 29th day Of April,
A. D. 1868.
Treses., Hon. y. S Kent, Judge.
The Administrator on the estate Of ELIZ-
ABETH LACKEY, late Of Dorset, il said Dis
trict, deceased. applied 70 render sn account Of
! administration.
Whereupon il was ordered that said account
he examined and audited al a Probate Court 10
be holden at tho Probate Office, 10 Manchester.
10 and Cor said district Ga the last Wednesday Of
Nav, 1863, snd that notice hereof lie given BY
Publishing this order three weeks successfully
10 the AaaclsHe journai, printed al said
Manchester, previous 20 said time Of hearing.
% II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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Certificate:

We, the undersigned, citizens of Lamoilie
Comfy, VI, hereby certify that We have used
in nur families, more or less, for about FIVE
months last past Washing Machine, patented
hv Mr.. SalnEel Wis wall, OF Hydepark. We
consider il valuable machine, both 10 saving
labor and avoiding the usual wear aud tear OF
clothing. 1t will cleanse al articles Of ordinary
use by the simple motion Of TIE Machine, in
which is 10 pounding Of hpd friction to inlure
the articles % DO cleaned. The Machine will
10 such wp.k with much less labor and much
less injury - the clothes than the ordinary way
" rubbing ON wash-bosrd. Very dirty Rrsi-
cles ike shirt collars aud wristbands, may re-
guite some rubbing, but the Machine il so ar
ranged That II can be done in Il az conveniently
as With common Tub and board. For suds-
ipe and riusing, the mochue s very valuable
II vii not iiurc the fines; muslin fabric, lille
Il win cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets, and
cvon carpets more thoroughly than can be done
by hand. We consider il 10 great improvement
on every kind Of Washing Machine We have ey.
er known, aud It's operation gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction wherever Il has been tried, We
think itmu.t som come into very general use.
Hydepark, VI, June u 1859.
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MARRIAGES.

In Manchester, April 22d, By Rev R. S
eastman. Nathan 81 Case Of Arlington, t
LYDIA Perkins OF Manchester.
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WlSWALpS IMPROVED
WASHING MACHINE
PATENTED JUNE :, 1889
The Graielt LabOr-SaTins Machine ever
Invented.
Read lie testimony and judge for yourselves.

Tho following certificate, signed by all tho
C.nnty Officers fJr the County Of Latnolle, and
M tue Town Officers Ans Business Men Of
Hydcpark, where this Machine w@ invented.
win .iiow 10 what respect it ia held at home,
where il he, been put IN use.
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The subscribers offer the above Machine for
sale on she following terms Any one wishing
20 purchase can take machine one month on
trials Vt the end IL the iuoRth be can return the
machine, uanjured, Or pay the price o. it, as be
Chooses.
CANFIELD 4 CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, May &c, 1852.
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ron SALE.

4 Gss year az black Mare SQUAD and geU-
~ 'is. VII make : very desirable fsAIy
beast Eugsi:re u ihs Josvsai ysses
- AL
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which upon receipt q tho price, will b. mail
e. or seat per Expre.,. free n Expense 10 say
part Of the coanirg 8yaiinhie.
i Album, Bound il c.0sl boiling i2 pictures,
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iudic;ally declared void; and people
Who do this and can not or dare not
maintain and exercise the right Of adj.
vocating the repeal Of bad laws and
the change Of q policy which they
believe to wrong. are slaves, and u
the idea Of treason and slavery is right
we arc resolved neither TO be traitors
Tor slaves. We will submit to every law
passed pursuant to the Constitution,
las long as all constitutional means Of
redress are lcii open 70 our free c1cr
else. including free ballots, free
speech. free press, and an untrnmmel-
"a judiciary; and We pronounce every
effort 10 take away from the rcopls
these means Of redress, by militar,
orders and arrest. or otherwise,
fragrant outrage against the rights Q
a free people.
| IL. We denounce the members Q
the Legislature who. BY the abandon
ment OF their seats and failure 10 dis
charge the plain duties imposed upor
them. were guilty Of q violation Q
their oaths, and we fear will brinl
ldiscrcdit rpon the State; and We dc
clare that the Governor can clear him
Itself from completely in that crime
only by taking steps to prevent rcpu
lIdiation.
1 13. That the arrest Of Hon. Glen
lent L. Vallandigham. Of Ohio. for n
other reason but for the exercise OF hi
fright Of free discussion, has been re
ceived by the Democracy Of Indian
i|with feelings Of Just disapprobatior
las another evidence that the first an
most sacred right Of the citizen ha
been stricken down in lis person; an
I, I've send to that gallant tribune Of til
people the sympathy ofhis Democrat
'friends in Indiana, who, though n
sailed at home by kindred oppression
are yet prepared to stand firm by hil
! lin his defense of the sacred right {
constitutional freedom.
\ Ia. That we hereby reailirm an
Endorse the resolutions adopted by Il
democratic State Convention whic
assemb.cd in this city on the 3oth da
IIof July, 1862.
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OIL, Is reported by the knowing ones
members or the Union Leagues We presume
that several prominent citizens. Democrats
are soon 10 be arrested for speaking disre
specially Of his honor. Govcrnc. Morton
Fear Tor our own safety, ard asa means o
escape from impending wrath. We thus pub
licly implore his Excellency's pardon for 81
past offences. md promise 'menied ways.
fer the future. though we doubt not our pri
vate opinions Of his Exceliency will s,icl
10 us Ihro' life. and be strong even in death
LA .ayette Argus.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE or
SALE OF LAND.

~ Office i hereby given tina. BY virtue
~ Of nm order OF the Dubois Common
Plens Court, the undersigned administrator
DC bcnis non Of the estate Of Mrr0n Jonc.
deceased will offer for sale a. public auction
on the premises. on
SATURDAY the 9th, DAY Of JUNE
1863, the following described Land and
Premises. situated in the County ~ Dubois,
and State Of Indiana 10 wit. The east hall
OF south east or. Of section fifteen (I5) town
one 4 L, south OF range three 90 west; also
the YES, bali u the south west az. Of section
No. fourteen I4) town ono ID sou'h Of
range three (3) wcsf, containing together
100 acres more or less.
TERMS One third cash, the residue in
equal payments al six and twelve months,
with roie Of interest, waving benefit Of ap-
Praismcnt, land secured by good freehold
security Sale 10 begin ~ 2 o'clock r M
ALLEN Il. FLEMING adm'r.
NAV 2yd. 1863 -4w
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TIIon. Clement i. Vallandig
ham, Of Ohio, was this week taken
south, and sent under . flag Of truce
to the headquarters o. Gen. Bragg.
within the rebel lines, BY order Of his
majesty, the Emperor Abraham l.,
on account Of exercising his supposed
right Of discussing tho national policy
Of his Majesty before the people OF
Ohio. This We suppose, is one Of
the natural fruits Of the success Of
Establishing ROYALTY IN a heretofore
free country. II Is intended, VIC pre-
snmc. that the people should learn 2
lesson hy this. and hereafter lie careful
how they offend the kingly feelings y
the ruling family, and at all times "
ready humbly to bow the knee. and
lexclaim Long live the Emperor. un
der the pains Of the ancient despoti'
punishment Of Punishment. We mis-
iakeit, however. if the masses of Ohis
10 not choose vallandigham, as the,
ought, for their next Governor.
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1.-THE news from the army Of the
Mississippi this week is Of the moss
exciting character. The army under
Gen. Grant. has fought several bloody,
but successful battles, and is now
around Vicksburg, besieging it. II
was reported during the week that the
city was taken. but that was Lin.
|colnitc. On Friday Of last week ouI
forces attempted TO take the works by
storm, but were repulsed with heavy
lose, when the idea Of taken them by
storm was abandoned, and orr troops
went into a regular siege Of the enc
mics works. 1t is now supposed
that it will take two weeks or more
10 reduce the place, though no doubts
larc entertained as to ultimate success,
III Gen. Grant is properly sustained,
by reinforcing him with heavy siege
guns, and all the men he requires
but in the meantime the rebel Gen.
/ Joe Johnston. is at Jackson, with o
considerable force and recruiting rap
idly, with the intention Of attacking
Grant in the rear, and compelling the
raising OF the siege. This lie canno,
do IL our Government really desires
to capture vicksburg, and open the
Mississippi river, as in that event he
will find Grant with forces enough to
resist any attack he may make. But
liz Is useless coniccturing,s as 0 few
days, at most, will tell the tale. We
have several hundred brave soldiers
from this county ID this fight, and
shall await the particulars with great
anxiety.
Nothing Of importance has occurred
Iat any other point, although should
1.-THE rebels withdraw any considerable
force from Gen. Bragg to help John
lston, Rosccrans may be expected e
make an attack on Tullahoma.
The indications arc that . draft vii
lbc ordered in Indiana some time il
July or August, but there is no ccr-
tainty as to the number NJ men TIM
will W. rpnnircd
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1TvIIE undersigned adminislrstes q Ne
j estate Of Gregos Miller hate q Dooele
county deceased. will On Monday - 10.
day of June 1868, q The late residence q
said deceased, sell q public Suction, a! h's
personal property. not taken ~ ne yse0.'
consisting Of Wheat. Corr Hsys enc Hc!Hs
four Cows, Cattle, Crops % - So Hsnass
Implements. house-helt uteosihs &s- I.
TERMS or SALE. "A credit . ~
months will Be given % oil 5000 evef Y.
The purchaser giving nose With approves
security, according % lao, bsavisg issssess
rom date Of Sale. All sums q o3os escef
20 be paid in cash.
Ma tGsh fEAH -.
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.T~ixt woman md wine
Mans lot is 10 smart;
IT'S wine makes his head ache.
And woman bic heart.


IN he members Of the Evangelical In
4 thcraD Church. belonging 10 the 81.
Johns Church in the town Of Holland, in
Pasoka township, Dubois County Ind, are
hereby notified that IN election. will be held
in Holland, on Monday June 18th 1868. Al
nine O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose ofelect
ing three trustees scr said congregation.
GEO. PHI. RUNKEI.. Iuih- mfn.
FIR LIpPOLDT.
May 3oth. 1868 -3w+
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed Admins'
trstrix, with will annexed, OF Johannes
Brcner. deceased. Said estate 10 sup
posed 10 DO solvent.
ANNA BRENER, aimrx, with viii
may 23. 1SG3-31-
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iron account OF non arrival 81
paper wc are compelled to Issue but a
half sheet this weeF.