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New YoRK. Aug. 25

Nh" lohA, aug. 70.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Herald
states that developments are partly made
which ailege unquestionable transactions with
government finds on the part of Lieut.. Col.
Binney, paymaster of the department. 1t is
alleged he has paid men in 7-30s, and the
banks have charged discount on redeeming
them, thus making large sums for both the
banks and himself 1t is stated that he has
thus made from $40, 600 to 5000 He has
been ordered to Washington to be examined.
Gen. Curtis command at Lynchburg has
ascertained the whereabouts Of S3S, 800 in
bullion, formerly belonging to the so-called
rebel government
1t appears it was appropriated BY two
agents, 10 whom it was entrusted to take il to
the interior, who have been arrested, but they
had succeeded in spending al but about
81, 400.
4 The nsses special dispatch says Maj Gen.
WilSon, the cavalry leader of the South, wa
expected in Washington Friday.
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Steamboat Snnk-The Ketchum
Forgery, &c.

INV UKk, mug. 20.
New Orleans papers mention the sinking
of the steamer Ida May from Shreveport for
New Orleans, with $50 bales of cotton Pas
sengers saved.
The Post says the extent of the abstraction
of funds and the forgery of gold checks by
ketchim, aggregates four millions two hun
dred thousand dollars.
The Posts special says the friends of Alex
H. Stevens are making strenuous efforts for
his pardon.
Maj. Walloch denies that he refused to obey
the law of Congress setting aside the taxes for
colored schools.
4 cabinet meeting was held this morning,
all the members being present except Mr..
Stanton.
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Mississippi Convention.
Jackson. Aug. 2

JAFksUN' HHg. 70.
The ordinance proposing to submit the Con-
stitutional amendment to the people for ratif-
cation was rejected its rejection lost by SO
to A.
An eloquent appeal memorializing Presi-
dent johnson to grant pardon to JEFF Davis
and Charles Clarke, late Governor of Missis-
sippi, signed by over four thousand ladies was
read and approved. requesting the President
of the Convention to forward the same to the
President of the United States
The Convention gives the President the
right to reconvene them when deemed nee.
essarv.
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Nrw Yopr Auo o.

NEW 1ORK, Aug. ..
The returns from No. precinct in Prince
George county, Nd, show that l30 out of lsO
voters have been disfranchised by the war.
Upwards of so government pensioners at the
South have applied for renewal Of their
pensions, stopped during the war, but only
three have been granted. New pension agents
are soon to be appointed in the Southern
States.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. %.
A terrible accident occurred on the Ten
nessee 4 Alabama Railroad to-day. The
passenger train which left here for Painsville
his morning run off along the trestle work
near Reynolds station. The entire train was
thrown off the track Ten or twelve persons
were killed and about twenty injured. The
express messenger, N. Hazelfore, is among
killed No further particulars.
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stanton al West Point tt-Large
Fire.

Secretary Stanton is a, West Poitt to spend
a few days for the benefit of his hetlth.
At Al o clock this afternoon fire broke
out in the Fire Works establishment of Mr.
Jones, 16 John street. A sheet of flames
burst through the doors and nearly extended
across the streets. There were many explo-
sions, and the lower part of the building was
soon in flames. There were three persons
escaped from the building with their clothing
on fire. The building was nearly destroyed
Two girls who worked in the upper part of
the building were burned to death. Others
had narrow escapes.
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~FOR SHERIFF.-At the request Of
many friends annouDes mysef candidate M re-else
ton Sheriff Of Lss county u fhs snsuisG election
10 pesvent ausstioha being ssksd declare now thas
aginss Negro euna&e any where: IN favor u tsdrtons
Liquor LrsDse Law and subscribe to the rss oIufson.
charissSn, Lee county the 2Sh day Of July,
1855, Of which Capt. Bailinger vas Chairman.
augi0 ISkABL ANDkkeOh.
II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Once, At Keokuk, on the 26sh day 81
August, 1885,
u9-To obtain any ofthsseiettsrs the applicants nnst
call Tor slusrssssl lrs give the date Of his list anA
pay two csnts for advertislng.
A1fnct called for within 80 nssfA they VIII bessns
10 the Dead Lstter Once.
-Avsssssffor the Ssfss ofa letter to the vrterf
within thirty days OF less written printed
with the writer's sSas Pssfss and State across The
enhand end Of the envelope, the face side VIII b
complied with at tho usua prepaid rate Of postage PAY
T.. ofl
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TT S. MARSHAL's PRoCLAMATIoN-

II =. MA ahSf1AL - Ot1zA NJ Hun
~ Unled States Of Ar>rIea, &.Athcya i,t-tssoa of
focd IL Peter Mel-ncy, United ststes Marshal the
state oil lows do here give publ that IN the
case OF the United states agsinst boiler and
gne .. aha in of seszure and acts
Of Congress. did, the &th day of August A. ID 1865
the ,own OF 1ren on in Henry county Iowa. attach
and take into possession fer safe cusios bJer
steam engine, nissh rub, worm tub wo-n I re
eeyer, snsl rsstifer empty els bbi r,e whis
Ky. co gsiious,l bb. cherry boupce. $50 Eslens)
dyatler, hosshead containing hghwnes pair scsies
x beis whisky. keer OF whisky; and hereby .so
give pntc notice thar the sssigue thu return
and hearing of this Is the 81
Ga OF September. being the 10Th day Of September
d 1885 ami hereby admonish and summons eli per-
claiming interest said boiler and steam
gne, st au, kns~inx havisx ANYTHING say Why
the should not be deer ell 10 b. forfeited 10 the
United States aud Re ndened and sod to III
prayer OF said teant that tLey lie and srIear before
said District COURT NJ its the city Of Keokuk
said District ssd 18th day Of eptembrr. lSs5 at
O'Clock = when AID where esi will be heard
then and there to int-rpose their csns and sad
,ei Of inormA ion and make their all saians ia that
behalf PETER MstENbY U \. Marshal.
BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co Iowa, Aug ., 1866.
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II
~ . fai.ed sSotes of An>yscs Sea,hern Drristoa of
ioed-I, Pster hsieady, uiitei States Marshal the
stste Of iowa do hereby give putlc notice sh, the
case OF the Unitsd States against six half barrels
oi hsky In cause OF seizure and forfeiture under
Of Congress, did on the eth day of July le6s OF
tamwa, Wapro cou atty 10 sttse and taAe into
psesion for ,sfe keeping six bbs Of WHISKY marked
~ NJ q and hereby also giy- public notice Il tn.
time for the return OF aid airing
Of this Is tie 81 Tuesday of September being
18th cay ci September, %. 1865 and hereay ainon
ish and summons al persons cisimng i.ter-st In
said six 4 bes. OF whisky. or knowing having any
thing To why the should not be decreej lie
forfeited to the United stAt~s and be condemned aud
sold to the of ssid hbesnt they
end sppesr b-cre the District Court
city OF h-okuk in said District laid 18TH day Of SEP
t-nber. lsos at 10 clock when and here ,sid
viii be heard then aud there TO interpoe their elaine
aud answer ssi libel finformstion
CATIONS Ia that behalf PaiEk NH kSpY
Z Marshal.
By " FULTON. Deputy.
Keokuk. Lee Co Iowa Aug.e e5
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New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
Cotton sales 1850 bales, prices unchanged,
bales, stock $4,000 bales.
Sugar and molasses, dull and dropping.
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Nrw Rprra.

New Brunswick, Ang. 25.
A special charter election for Mayor took
place to-day. John e. Jenkins, Rep, was
elected by Al majority.
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]. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION-

II -. MAhonAls fhOlLAMAI HIN
- Essfsd - Safes Of America, Sostt<vs D1rss OF
iote1-t Psfer M-leniy, THited at MARSHAL fsr til
etsts offo~s d. hereby give pub ic notice that
css@ OF the ln't~f States sgsnst tro steam engnes
dts In cause OF seizure and frteture der
Cong'ess cid, the 18th day o. Jniy, 1885, In the
cJunty o! nry and State OF Ios did ,at
fHt" posse~eon for ssfe todv nxines with
bsasr. and stacks and appebdAses attached,
raa Of burrs, incjating tet- and esnBecioDa lary.
still ant eosnsctf ineluding donbie attached
.nans mill corn shelter AMI belts 100 bushels Of
crn IN the ear. nash and nxtire 90 bushels ot
rye ta'nnunt estimate - bale Of p, 1ee bush
barley malt, $50 bu h-s si-iies corn usr
psr scales. lot o. TN re~--i,. -Tm-n;ins iubr
roosrs so .tsves, saw snd mil rgs ns pair
sairbanhs bay SCALE. btis (zo0 llohs) Whisky
empty whisky bits &r@c.iv-rs lot - kg pens AS r
r~rt,hers and nectioas flee fsur.s AID eer.fy
also give puLc notice th the fire asst the re-
turn ii ssid variant the heA q, this cause Ia the
ID ruesdsy 81 september tsiBs the 18th dry ee,,. nj
b+r, A. ls65 and hrr-by sdnnni-h aud ns all
per-ons oAimas any Interest Ia said q, ,s
aia. or knowing er having .nyihinx 10 ssy WY the
should be dec be fortified g. the u,.d
states a.d eondfrDe aud sold Or .yer "
sd hbelis.t taat they be appear eo.e sail Dist 1T
Court at IT. rnas IN the t, Of neokrk in said District
on sal 1874 lay of S-et-mb =, 1863 a, 'oocIoeka
when and where saif vil hesrd then there
10 lot rpose Tn Dir esins and i'd Lib Of fnfor-
nation AID maks th-iT aiis gatiors IN that behalf
PETER MPLENbY, q. ) M.rskai
BY FULTON, Deputy.
keokrk, Lee Co., lows. Aug 20. Is.
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CAIRo. Aug. %.

OAIKO, Iaug 20
Three hundred and eight bales cotton ar
rived at Cairo yesterday, also 400 bales for
Evansville. u for Louisville and ~ for St.
Louis.
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New YoRK, Aug

New York, Aug 25.
Among the passengers on the lost steamer
Brother Johnsthan was James Nesbett, for
many years one Of the editors of the San
Francisco Bulletin.
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TT S. MARSHAL.s PRoCLAMATION-

~ t1sit.d Mates Of Amerlea. S9tia,,s D.riror, Of
br II, Peter Aslend,, limited stNtes G.rshx for the
STATE Of Iowa do hereby public notice that
ne United states sns' three bits Of
tn cause OF scIare for Of Con-
gr--s, did. the 4th day Of Ausa,t D. 1885 A.
A9anf Plsasaaf Henry county, lows, attach and
into my s-iSn for safu e-s.ofy bbls high vines
and hereby also give public that the TIM
slxned Ter the return of said hsarnx Of this
can.e Is the thrdTuesdsy Of September IL being
ls.h ay OF Sc Jtenber, A D. 1865 ami hereby admcn-
ish and summons ali persons claiming any inter II in
said cbls high vines. knowing hayihg thinf
81 ssy why the shon'd not be dtcreed forfeit
ed 70 this United States aud be Condemned and to
answer the prayer of said lib liant that thcJ sp
Pea before said district Court rooms IN the city OF
ke knk in said Dstit said 18th day of sept nbes
lso5, at 10 CLOCK wn~n and where said cause il
be heard then and th're 60 oterpose their
answer sad Iihel OF information aud make thsIr assa
uons In that behalf. PETER MELkSUY,
IL Marshal.
By II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keoknk, Lee CO, Iowa Aug es lse5.
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NEw YoaK. Aug. 26.

The steamer Ocean Queen brings nearly :
million in Treasure, and large number Of
passenger.
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'sSkinning Snakes"
FUNERAL NOTICE.

To the Editor Of ne Gate Cty:Piease insert the fol
lowing notice:
The funeral of A. nEarH VIII take place from the Pres
by'erian sburth At Warsaw, Sunday, the Htb inst
AZ 10 o'clock Friends II the family invited
attend
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DRIED BEEF cask best Sugar Cured,
- inst received RJBEhTsUS ALBkhs
aug25
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ELAX SEED-5.0 900 bushels wanted at
u highest market rice for the .S1,n Lonts L>od asd
OIL % by ROBERTSON & ALsERs thtir Aets.
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keOkuk Classical school.
VTHE First Session of the eighth year Of
Il this Institution will commence
On Mon1ax Nr,,fSuabeT 4fh.

In th new building corner Of Seventh and Blondeau
NJ a.sstant for the coming year will be eents man
Of experience from the East, aud who Intends making
teaching profsssion.
Besides ali primary BRANCHES our Of Classics
nad Moth ematcs 10 sufficiently full TO opsblc young
su 70 enter advanced class In any Of our Eastern
Colleges Also, fall course Q. the subject 2. BOOK
keeping. ~ W JAAItCoN.
.r~if Principal
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"ANTED-10, 900 bush. Wheat. 5000
w bush Rye, s. % bush. Oats and COZ Flour Bar
rels, by ,aug46 ROBERTSON L ALskiis.
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100 BBLS. CHOICE FLOUR-Made
AOo irom the best selected old ~hsaf ior saie by
aug.6 ROBERTSON 4 ALBEgS.
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HAMS-Sugar Cured, Bacon Sides and
- shoulders ale by the cssk or single piece al
aug26 ROBERTSON ALBERs
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AMBURG ICHEESE-Receiyed weekly
IL tirect tbs ia,riss N Ohio oh cUls.t Iasnt,
nd .oli at lowest rn.rket priees 10 tn trai-ty
anglo koBERIsuS .exgg5.
! o MONROE R. irry.
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lava C0FFEE-Old Government always
- ON h.od at Isuxlel RoBERTsos &Lskgs.
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TEAS-Imperial Young and Old Hyson,
Il Gunpo~ DEF japan, otlong, the hest Of each con
stsnils Q hand 2. RoBERTSoS ALDEAs.
ssga6
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n .MARSHAL's PROCLAMATION-

By II. FULTON, Deputy
Keoknk, Lee Co., Iowa Aug s6 lse5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15
..IlErisI lIu.iiicIi'

Christ crueiied, saws an excel
lent Old divine. Is the library which
the redeemed ones will To- STUDYING
throughout all eternity. Eternity It
self will be too short, in which t. un-
fold the wonders of redeemlng love.
or to utter the praises Il chat blessed
Releemer who was crucitied on Cal
vary for a sinful world. And al the
hos, Of the rams ,mei. casting their
crows before the Throne, in token
Of their own unworthiness. shall all
matte in one long. loud, adoring an
them OF praise. which shall reverb
crate through the clorious portals Of
Heaven in one grand. everlasting
chorus Nv orthv Is the LAME that
was slain TO receive power. and rich
IS, and wisdom, and strength, and
honor. and glory. and blessings
Unto Him that loved III, aud wash
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15
S.iIiili.n Il Y CIR.

\ rich old @eaticmln, residing a
Manchester. was lately called upon
BY some members OF the Bible Soci-
ETY. there To subscribe his mite; he
replied that he had been thinking oi
the natter, but would first wish t.
become. acquainted with their plans
etc, AMI WISHED them 70 call again.
Some time after, they did So. and he
told them he hai made up his mind
to subscribe a guinea vcar. and i'm
me lately began II CONT ont upon
the table a quantity Il guinea~. -
v hen he had -. t. tW,ntv-one, the
gentlemen stopped him and said. a.
their time was precious, they shonld
feel obliged il he wonll give them
his subscription, that they might 60
The old gentleman. still continuing
II count them ont upon the table
they interrupted him a second time
when he simplv Hoped the gentle
men would suffer him to 90 on. and
on he went till he had counted down
eighty guineas.
There, gentlemen" cried the Old
man, Il promised Won 4 subscription
Of n guinea a year: I'm eighty wears
Of age. and there are the eighty
gulncaS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15
Mary ana I,er Mother.

Mother. why do you read the Bi-
bic so mnclz" said little Mary. =
'.haven't yol rel it all through:'
Yes, Mary, Il great many times, }"
said her mother.
We'll, then, you must know all
there is in it by this time; and yet
you read it every day"
HDo You remember, last summer,
when vou were away at school, Ma
ry!''
eyes, mother"
''You told me then, that whcnev-
er Won got a letter from home. YOU
used to read it over and over till ii
was almost worn out.
''And SO | did. MOTHER
well, what made YOU read that
letter SO often! You knew all there
was In i.
Because It seemed a pleasure -
and it make me think a1put home,
and vol, and father.
so, ms dear, | read over some
parts Of the Bible that | have pcrus-
ed hundreds of times before, for the
same reason, that It reminds me Of
my Heavenly Father. and my Sa-
viour, and OF what he wishes me 10
do; and therefore do | love to read
it..
rs Heaven mr. home, too, moth
err" said Mary; shall You take me
with yoa when YOU 90
! cannot tell you, my dear; |
cannot give You lew to go to hcav-
en-, hut | know wine can.
All, YOU mean Jesus Christ, do
You not, mother .
Yes, my dear, Won must ask him,
and You must read and learn to I'M
derstand this book, which i like a
letter from Him to rs, to tell Ms all
about himself and Heaven. When
YOU can, ! hope You Will love to read
the Bible a much a | do"
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
THREE WOR DIS.

Three precious words from Saxon land
We in our language End,
That Join two worlds in holy band,
A, hand Of frieni il join ii with hand,
Or mind is linked with mind.
One speaks Of human 10 e dntold-
The purest fame of e rth
Purer than gems, brighter than gold,
Glowing in each true humas soal,
For her who gave it birth.
One Urn of earth, earth cannot hold.
1t crosses death dark flood.
Enters that city paved with GO d.
And there its endless joys unfold
Eter aally with God.
The other lifts the soul above
E,rth's cares. and tolls, and tears,
To boundless, pure perennial love,
There are on aye in bliss to rove
Unknowing time or years.
These words dear words, 50 sweet, so pure
Come like an angels song,
There's nothing nobler, brighter, truer,
With hopes anl promises So sur
As here we grope along
They brin. q sacred, quiet peace
The mind on them IN stay.
They tel US sin and pain shall cease,
And point the soul to its release
From thi. its house OF clay.
The soldier fallen in the strife,
His better arInof glrds;
And as he gladly q es his lite.
Ninsles with thoughts of child and wife,
This trinity of words.
To them through life, at every breath,
Oar purest thoughts are given
And nearer, at the Christian death
As these three words some kin | voice saith
Draw Mother, IL me, AM Hsaren.
".
Mineral Point February, 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15

IN the matter of the i'll and Testament of S2rTh
N rehe I'd, deceased.
an reading and filing the petition or Mary Ludlum
OF Iowa ounty, representing among other thin n
that j. hu Newman, executor Of the last i'll and
meut of arab d'reheai deceasrd has tel7 died
leaving part OF the goods chaels and OF said
sarah Morehead unadminotersd, and praying that
Nelson Newman of 'irar- County he appointed admin
strat d> tojS non Of he estate q said Sarah More
head is ordered that said petition he heard before
the Judge OF this curt, at the Probate Office in the
village Of Dodgeviilr, the oh day Of February, \
D., sos.
AMI 1t l. further ordered that public notice thereof be
svel 10 all persons interested, by publishing CRY
TIN. order for three successive weeks prior 10 said iav
Of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating In said county.
Dated january 10, 1865.
JOHN BONNER
Sr3 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15

Nothing that is not wholesome genial and r.,tcr.t
i've IN II. nature enters iHo tie composition Of os.
TIT EES BIT Rs Iif popular Ir.T aTation con
iI.s milne raj 81 any Kind deadly botanical ole.
ment; fiery eXciiaut: it j. conbIati ion of III. *
tracts Of bals;mic EerIs and IIaufs ritL II.
| pure>t and midsst OF all diGusvs siimulauts.
Its well to be forearrned against disease and q.
lar as the human system can protected l., human
means against ma ades .ngendertdb an INV .le SON.
sphere, impure water and other external causes
| +oSTkIlEts BIiIEEs may lie relied on a ne
/ guard.
/ In district infested with Fec>' and Agu-. IT has
been found nfaIlihe preventive and irre.si.bi.
a. remedy ard thousands Who resort to it DER sp
thousands ho neglect avail a., ns,rc- Of its pro
tectye qualities in advance. are'oHred by very brief
course Of this mary eious medicine feF'r and Age.
patients aftsr teiug Pi Win quiriue for months /.
iog are no. nf- aIr.ntIy restored Il, igaf,
few day by the use Of IiuSTEITkRs BIT1ER@
The weak stomach Is rapidly invfgorat,d nd IN,
petite cred 10y Ibis allie Tonic and hsree IA
works wonders in cases Of Dys and in less een
frned forms OF isDiGEsTIeS Acting a. gentle ana
painless apperien, veil uor tie Ever il also ~
yaIi ny rrii'Ets me CoSsTPSTTos superindueed by
Irregular action Of the digestive afd sectty. organs
Person. Of feeble habit. liable to Nervous Attach,
LoTHsS$ II Spirit, and FITS of f0psop1y ira
prompt ard permanent r-ef from The Bitter, IN.
,esi mo"y on this point is conclusive and ,rs.
both sexes
Tie aronv OF BrILTors CoLrc I, Immediately as
suaged by single cf the .inluIsnt ard ~ &C
cSaiN Te'"rfng TO 1t, the return Of the plsist
may Il prevented. --f
Asa general To-'ie. HOSTETTFR'S fITTEFs pre-
Huce effects which be experienced or witnessed
ii fore they he fully apr GATED In cases Of Con-
SfffufiGnnF W.1EDS~s. PFe1DGfur< DscOB ard De.ii-
itv and DecreJuda sing frcm OH SGH 10
tie electric influence In the oonFale,cent stage, Of
ri II cT,rrates de igitful inyircrSut
When the powers Of nature are relaxed il operates
reinforce and ret stablish 81 m.
last hr' mt least il is The nn1. 81 fe Sf5,r syorf
being manufactured FRI scrrd and iIrfcrou, rate
rials ard entirely free from the elsn.r, rre,.pt
NOR" or iss N the ordinary torics and
the present day.
No family medicine ha. been so universally srA "a
nav he trny "dd~d. dess, ->6T, popular it'll tie "a
BITIERS. =
Prerared by HosTETTER SMITH. Pittsburgh. Ia.
soid by all Druggists Groeers snt stereke~F0
s-eyvwheys Iy9&
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15
Summons

STATE OF HT>COESTN-TO Va COUNTY
CIRCIIT. COJRT.
irLACE oFU. s srAMP.l
John W ifeahcock Plaintiff, agaius. William Holman
defend mt:
The State Of Wisconsin
To William Holman, Defendant
" OC are hereby Summon d to answer the complaint
Of lohn w Heat hcock aintif. which is filed il
the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
Iowa ouu:y, Wise nsin, ard copy Of which is
herewith served on You, and to copy Of your
answer the subscribers the Law Office of Cobb
" ilson i Sudduth in the city Of Mineral Point Iowa
County, Wisconsin, within enry days after the ser
vice OF this summons sxclu.ve If the day Of S.rvice
md il you fail TO "A said mpaint hereby re
quired, the plaintiff vii ia Judgment against
ninety dollars, with interest thereon from the
10th day Of December, 1867 at per Per
mum, besides cost.
Dated January II, 1865.
OBJ, WILSON < SUDp.Tu
swS OF Mineral Z in Plaintiffs Atty's.