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This is to certify that l have examined Ma
ranville's Calendar Clock aud consi er them re-
liable l think they vii perform all that Is
claimed for them. i. W. Passion.
Castleton, April n, 1855.
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4 GENTS can make from $1,000 $500
L Il per month by selling Patent Cairpdar
Clocks Address X. K. MEANWHILE,
may3L& wlwF Ca,tlaton. Vt.
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4 )
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fl4l&w3ul
, 1865-10-25
LAW intelligence,
Patent Medicines and Their Makers
A Specialist and Reputation.-De-
sertion and Diyorce--The Haz.
ard Case..Insanity.

TN11ED STATES CoUnr-BJort Ju5ges Ddpas and
D7zmuHond.-The case OF Hasa,d ncaInst the Chi
caso, Burlington and Qutnty nsir,sd Company,
vas concluded yesterday afternoon md given to
The tuly; 1hez verdict viii probably be reported In
surfaion Gopa7-B.for< Jp52t Go-y.-A suit
choose against David Gooda,il1ie to recover dana
4 biil prn5trg ior = divorce VA, died BY Eliza E.
Davis against beg husband William :. Dasts: Com
md Lived with him for oDe month. when be wiull-
" and eanseessly deserted her, nnd b. s1nce r.
Gfommes and Michael Ullrieh against William
Iii Of goode. consisting q liquors supplied during
'hs piaii ppaii n aespsi, a u.s commenced BY J.mcs A.
siss 10 s Ia 3eyond
'nc c1aer14 R'ss z cesn1@S5s1e t Jasat + RWiam.-
r. as s1a cses apes VAS
tascn from decision Of Justice Moore oy the de-
fendsntf The suit, rs brought in the lower court,
4 ruit IN aseumpeit wss commenced b. Charles
F. perlwith aea,nst Leonidas @. Bradley and Uur-
Ton ii. Ford, 10 rccorer damages laid al Ssoo upon
A bIii IN chanrery was filed BY Thouas Desmond,
OF Philadelphia. Pa.. a!sainst William b Peabody,
Of CbiraEo. 10 opia1n redress undet the following
alleged etn1e Of tacts:
Tic complainant is manufacturer Of two or
three patent medicines :" for THE certain, speedy
md cilectual cnre OF I'll private and dtsrrpRrabIe
The firm name or Desmond 4 Co., md are eupbo-
uiously narned The 'Samartants Git, !" The Good
samantan's SURE cnre," and tho ''Samaritan's
Foot and Herb Juices" consisting Of fuids
pills, Gc- When purchased from hin, 50 great Is
their eeacy they will about cure at sight without
nny application at all
Peabody, of Chicago, eoodly quantity Of these
immaculnte epecthcs but in TIC latter part OF the
SIMMER Of 1Ssa, he discontinued supplying hun
with the maicY1ls. So bitterly did The Unfortunate
Peabody lament and appreciate his loss that be f1-
medlase]y sought refuge In the assumed utle OF
t'Thc Good samaritan, :" and OF or ahout the 10Th
, 1865-10-25
Tuor Ar THE DRIVING PARK.
ssCooley,s, aTraveIler's and SHADY
Shczman,,-ts Cooleys' Again tho
Winner,

a srot Of far more than ordinary interest CAME OF
yesterday afternoon on the track Of the Driving
Park Aeeociation, between the fauons horses
Acooley,t> "I1ave1lcr" and lady shermnn,H = the
The frst named going to wagon and Tho others In
harness. The attendance oi sporting uen was
large md the interest evtnced intense, The peculiar
arrangements Of The Iace making It q very even
ior The 1uce wns f1,0oo4 but This bore but small
proportion to .he money which changed bands IN
@ he,s o9 heas md % u Esnfst 1Ss1 rbaS
and SIS for second Amer tht f1tst heaf, however.
thcy advanced 10 t1x and s6of for f.tt choice with
Cooley the tayontc. The husscs were ~ IN rps M
sondien and ns be
IN IN unrapslg sxc'.ine race was anticipated. -.
-! =. .,si II 4sse Seiaa9sa q IL Re e.
o1is|e "dsas sosnaS kss'as
cyen on thc start "Lndy Slez12an not more taan sa
three FEET behind On re afa sSn tssnt for skp
nIog. breaking rp every fer rods, I2akng . 1s~
jumps End coming down again Nth NEs.5s Esrr5 "
suc'cns 10 makci seem that be lad dtseo af
thc list quaEier 60 tightly that he broke mp txioe
made up fol his slight loss ''fEaveliets sk'p,
.heaa bSt on the md
Cooley recovered that distancc md lapped nm
on the home stretch, LADY Sherman" beng laf e.
ipai gait ST chop skip and jump tthc same OF
fence tor which be IN: Taled OF he Iaes at ka!a
mazoo, hut Cooley nevertheless kept Wo,ktnl
up steadily, until he crossed the string fan 1wt
lcpg,lF AHEAD. Time 2::aas1a. "Lsdy Sherman '
| barely ta.ed her dis,ance. .....a
The rain came down heavily On The conclusion Q
| this heat, econ making the trnck quite eof ant
heavy. On, until tho second heat wns called; mi
| during liz continuance, the min poured fteadil
down, and the wind blew 1t kritcta1y In tho faces
i nnHEY
Sxct.d Heai-Anothct very beautiful start va
obtained for ibis hest. the differences between th
hofecs belnE scarcely perceptiole, but "coolcy'
having little the best Q! what 1aele T.s Again
no iirhtly, ind he broke for short distance Ihi
tseal and "1ta,elsrs" lively sgcsesseD o. set,v s
fisn Whjek be Kept and improved on until nea, y
sose e rs th aS a9. A. ns nd s 1sdy ST.
man Two lengths in h,s rsar. a
Eoat .aa elk stde %iSs S1ourSi him hmses eees
md roter unlit al the turn tnto the home st!rtct
hn isplea the fapk Of Its leadcs. Great WIS tae
, 1865-10-25

Town Polls open from ? p. n. to P n;
The primary ineetinga win be held tp ths sataoas
wards a t9f IT. On y en- j
noon, and closing at sesen O'Clock, at the places
und under tho directions Of the persons designated
Fiji Kard-at Court House, sher.d'e ONCE
Juages--Dantel T. Avery, Charles b. feaeock' y
sseona wera-At soass Of ; 54ssse2 : ss2,a! and cask
Streets Jpdece-J. c. Dore. G. P. Kellogg.
;sas EsIis II :;5ssts ia Sts@faak B. d"5' C. g.
Tvsnty~eecend stseets: Jadees-Wm. Wheeler W.
P. Cometock and 4. 2. Rich. .....
FiIth Ta5d-John 1ahers school honse: A7ensF sag
s;ssh %s;S-Heary Slsneyer.s s;sst5 Gess1 st5eet.
streets: ,Judges-P. 4. Smith, c. Teefmief anu
1; E,ghtb wasd-coznes Of Ruekcr and Tyglt1!a, "!
Judges-R. II. auilfosd, Samuel Hoard, Il s. 1's'
ninth wrd-At Skating Park. Jndges-wtllla'd
woodward, George Gardner, J. 7. CutlGr. NV.
II Isse r g Cd %sos, stss 5nERs . nosd g.
A. @. Lull, ]. C1oush Halues, Joseph Lane. .r,,
Eleventh Tard-At BEuns' saloog corner q ital-
sted and Kin1ie etreets. Judgea-Wlham stokes'
1eH's ts hssa$ss $ash aoles Sss Chicago and Milwaukee
avenuea. -Judges-Jatob SchoneW old, John bcnes.
Thirteenth Wa1d-Ergine House, Larrabee street:
Jpdgee-Ernat pruasins. George Cooper A1suss
Fourteenth ward-At F.. FriIImsnn's corner d
| vision and Wells streets. Judscs-Mr. Goeoe1' E
fifteenth Wald-Tnner Hall. Jnages-Frea
KGbler, Samnel Shack1o1d, James Grant.
shtesnts WaFdENstn Market k 4oIse; Ra35s;, Judges
be held At tie usaai places Of holding sneh meet :
Ing, the sssh dayof October 1855 et ne hoat o,t
, 1865-10-25

The fdeut1,y Of The man, (he case was postponed
I'LL to-moI7uw a11e1poon, In order to introduce
mure testimony. The p11soper Was held 10 bsil In
he sum Of $50 for his appearance.
Charles Dudr. = lEght:hngered individual, was
s1agncd tor stealing dirk knife valued 1t $500.
finn Charles Chadwick. proprietor Of the Variety
Theatre. he wae bound oset In The sum OF xll0.
, 1865-10-25
Cook County Republican Union Com
YendtDn.

The Republican Union yntcss or Cook County arc
hereby requested to meet IN their wards and
towna, at The places and times herein nan1ed, for
the purpose OF elccting delegates to County Con
yeptiop, 10 be held nj the Circuit Court Room, in
the city Of Cbicago. On tho ecth day OF October,
1885, al O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates 10 be roicd for ut the
election In November next. for the following ofices:
Judge OF the Superior Court;
Deputy Clerk Of the Superior Court;
A County Judge;
A Clerk Of the County Court;
A County Treasurer;
Two Associate justices Of The rearn,
A County Superintendent OF Schools;
A County Surveyor;
Tolfce Commissioner, North Division;
Police Commissioner, South Division.
The plumber Of delegates each ward anu Town ID
Ia fc11
, 1865-10-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chicago hoard OF Trade Dattery AH-
socialion.-Thcrc will be special meeting Of this
Aseoclation.on Thursday evening. Oct aCth. in the
roems OF tho Young Mems Christian Association,
foF The transaction Of very important business.
Every member Of the late Battery Is earnestly re-
quesied 10 be preeent. by order.
j. C. FLExtSo, s. H. STEVENS,
Recording Secretary President.
k71ta
, 1865-10-25

THE GnkAr SHOOTING MATcu.-The great shoot
lug match, between the TWO great champions,
". King, Of Springfield, md John Taylor, ofJczsey
City. cones OF at thu Dzs71ng Park 1omo7nW.
competitors arc 10 evenly matched in ekl has fui-
parted great deal Of interest to the trial and bets
arc running high. We predict large attendance
and great iport. The parties are now stopping At
tre II ntteRf1n Nurpe.
, 1865-10-25

Four Hundred Stoves nj .tuctIon.-0nr
readers who need stoves are reminded that A. q.
Garfield. No. % State street, oce1s at private eale.
al greatly reduced pces, his entire STOCK OF heat.
Oh hand at that time ui he sold anueton, to close
this department of his business The stock now
consists OF the Stewart and othcs pas1or, ot1lce,
hall, bedroom and shop coal etovcs; also, wood,
parlor and boz sioree, all Of which viii be sold
uUch below the market value Of ahe goods. MF.
q. aIto has en- band 100 cook Stoves, consisting Q!
he stewart, Aacec, Victor nnd othcrs which will
be closed ont at gseat saeEihcc. sN9
, 1865-10-25

A Fad Brentl the srcatest curse OF life.
How many lovers 1t has separated; how many
ron. dearest friend viii not mention it and you may
be ignorant Of the fact yourself TO effect radi-
cal curr use the balm Ut o Thousand Flowers as q
denti6oe night and morning II also beautines
the complexion remortng ali tn. pt1upes and 1eck-
leg. Priec Is cents. For sale BY all druggists.
agent and al druggists. ocS:t16S-3tA-w-r
, 1865-10-25

element smn,g the crowd In and ahont The staud,
srd, notwithstanding The pouring rstn Il Was yith
no litt1n difficulty that tho tack could oa kept clHr
s5Ssae Goaey ,e' .ss eooe T Is 1.
Cd. camo out With astoniehipE power and By talr
seuyre trettipg outoosed his opPoneni. WIG ~ e
ksss ssptnf s1apgp asppD e a stap1f aR saa e
The rain eiin continued 10 fan, and nearly double
itat this interval the shower Wo1ld PISS ovst In
this line sunb.face wt. trotted1 not worth re-
periirG az The time made vas only &o5H.
third stte.np. gave q dne start I, "CooleJ" very
slightly leading. This slight didsnenea was made
up 1t The first turp when the three hoEses we're s1-
line began to sho, tfcns Of speed md for the nrst
quarter made such magnificent display that II wss
EVIDENT that continuance Of anything like It WonId
9 s4l sss a Spsst
This heat, HE lhe Others, nas naanltesty between
COOLEY" nd the "TayeIle5;" ScoSleym stia III
ft15 I, an aens sa. @
Himself fson ID norotony a1a wea5tnses q eoa:
esT a9oni s es .hs.d & ss sas sa ' 81 ss arn 10
wa'h itso chestnut, gong at ,a,. lsn kilns LIZ
sg oi @iaay % Sherman" Who made throughout
a rfeished d!fpla,1 1almost a. sloT 4
ra1e scoo1ey" the ncs, IN three straight
Matr, When it Is remembered that
be had fonr wheels to draw; that The truck was. In
the 4T1t heat bad IN the 4eeond worse, and IN the
third almost 100 bad for use a all; and that this
track esen In Its best condition. IL much slower
han either OF the prominent tracks of tho county,
II must be ADMITTED that this was ono OF sCoosy's"
best performances, although the time does not
eeem anything remarkable. The following Is
brief rec1pitulatlm OF ihe rnee:
REHABILITATION.
DH1yHo PANE, CmcAoo,
October 81, 1855 (
Ttot for purse Of s, 900, mile heate, best three
IN five:
Il. HaEttngs enters bl. e. ): Cooley. III
Holcomb = b. b. m. " Lady Sherman" 5
Horton Chea. b. " Ttavtllerh. ...... 3 3
'Coocy" 10 trot to wagon; ''Ttasc11er" md - La
dy SbcrmAnr In harness.
Time u n mile.
I'd " ............. ..G40H 1:s0H ss3GA
Sd !. .G4lA Lei a=a7553
Another tot between the same horses viii como
nN;o, 7tur Efaya
, 1865-10-25

Indie. AFFLICTED with D1scoloratfons
on the Acc, called moth patches, or with fcckles,
FAEcK1E LoT1oS. It ID tutallible: Sold By all
drrsgtsts. ocsTGt2i3s-w FEN
The 1c>TalIx1nnno Of Fashion; the FaTor-
lte Of Beauty: the Pet Luxury OF every dressing
room end toudolti Cans't thon Guess what 1t Is.
readesl Ahal we'll guessed Thou art right II
IL Pbalon's "Nisht blooming Ccrcus," Of per
fumes "the icfsmoug ten thousand." Sold ev-
cryMhcze. j57+1t
, 1865-10-25

Go to tho Uc%t-Eo to bryant d
STATIONS Chicago Commercial College to get .
thorough, practical business education. or to be-
comc good Telegraph Operator. Address (enc}os-
Ing stamrsl for circulars, BHyASr & STnATroS.
Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-10-25

Atlnntic White Lend md Llnseed OIL
Co.. OF New York, manufacturers OF Pure White
Lead. Red Lead. Liharee, Glass Makefs' Red Lead,
&C.
Also, Linseed OIL, Raw. Boiled aud Refined. For
aa1c by druggists and dealers generally, and BY
ROBERT COLGATE l. CO., General Agents, 257
Pearl street, New York. octidsC9 9Gitstcw.wEs
, 1865-10-25

- f.i1
MAJOR Ayaian btaoees;
DEAB SIn: The undersigned citizens Of Cook
cnCnly, .apprecIatiug your sterling integrity and
thorough 6usfne.a Qualifications, and desiring to
recognize your valuable and distinguished services
in representing this county and State tu sustaining
the laws OF our country during the past four 5ears,
respectfully request that you Will allow your nalne
to be announced IS candidate for County Ife1su.
rer OF this county, hereby pedgfpy or hearty nud
qndirided support:
Jno. y. Rice, brig. Gen julius Whiie.
Gh1s. Randolph, Dtlg. Gen. J. y. Tnrchtn,
Thos. 3: Br3an, Brig Gen. l. 2: Bradley,
JEp. {. Hatnes Bdg. Gen. jag. r. Stokes,
Chas- n. Holden, Brig. Gep-A.J. J.Stolbrana,
Joseph Mediu, Cot Jno. Mason Loomis,
Fred. letz, Col. Ezra TAYLOR.
]. I. Scanmon. Col Isaac Lsut1shanses
letef HaEe, Col. A. 7. Hochkiss,
u. u lA11ed. Co!. u. y. EldfiaRe.
Nm. W. BoItngton, Go!. ltobt. 4 Gilmore,
AndieF una1, Eo!. Owen SleTa1t+
~: y = DnsEGta' neais, 1oi pa9set - HamSsou4
Hc1i;l Iaid. Col JOIN /. TEnccock.
r. ". Gates, Il Col, Arthur {. Dueat,
cannel McKoY It. Col Alex " Hpfpu,
Wm. G, Deakmau, It. Col, Jos. 8. Reynolds.
Chauucey T. Bowen 1t. Col. T. ". InosYenor,
F. 1. Underwood, It Cot c. 4. Adams,
n. F. Deecher, Mal. John ClTbourne,
John q. Gindele, Mal. I: Z. Holden,
4. c. Clybon1ne, Ma}. Wm: WAGNER,
Uurh A. White Mni. C, II. Cooper,
RichRr1 Turner MR1. John Mccarthy,
, 1865-10-25

noon, the saloon. No. 153 East Madison street, In
the absence of tho proprietor, 3lr. James zerca,
was broken into By compile Of youths, and nearly
everything valuable eztracted. They also broke
clothing, some valuable jewety, 80 in money. and
atwa.ch which they pawned 1t No. ao9h Clark
street.. The matter was given into the hands Of
Detective Webb, who, In ahoFt time, discovered
he guilty parties. Their names arc Jacob smith
aiias Jacob Wilsou, who, by The way. has slrcady
served TWO terms it Joliet and August Moreth. Il
rested. rave information q the ohc1's whereabouts.
They were both ssraIgned before JuAtce 5tuttGTaut
yesterday morning. and in deAult Of $50 bail, sent
10 Jail 10 awnt their trial st the uext term Of the
Recorders Court,
, 1865-10-25

TTNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
~ remaining st the Chicago and Z. l. r. + Depot,
At AucI1oN: on Saturday ost eS,a a. 70 oelocx:
will ba sold to pay charEes:
ii trunks tno marks, trunk, checked 32i9s trunk,
boxes. mo maIks3;l box. Mrs. Hemls. Deldharn;
box Capt. gardon. va1lses. tno no1ksl; ysllse.
mark; trunk, n. Il. K; t1nnk- checked l0st; i
trunk, Ellen E. Hin: ! trunt. John Lames; chest,
{ro Marks Chest checked $50; satchcl, Mrs. l. s.
HAakias t9 tatthels, tno marks) carpet bags: tuo
Inatk1};1 bag, checked ~: hag; checked 81;
ptl5sJ12St So II a. {thr
, 1865-10-25

On FRIDAY, Oct 18th, It " o'clock. We will sell at
orr Rooms, ~, 40 and ~ DcnrborD street. a1argc
and elegant assortment Of Chamber Suit! Ia Polish
Halr Cloth snd EePp, EtsSeres, Watnos, Marsle TOP
Tables and Stands OAK sileboags E1;cnslon LaIss
BOOK Shelves and Brackets: ua,1 Clo1h ant o!hsr H
Deds Al.o several dozen Horse Cards, slightly dhn-
aged. Also, Invoice Of Fiua PAINTINGS and EnEEay-
noon beforr the sale. GILBERT d SAMPSON.
t7l6 Auctiouccrs.
, 1865-10-25
GIamten @=Gorrespnnuenee
39ersoltal.
@atrinlOuiat.

MATRIMONIAL w ant d
lxl Correspondence With 4 woman from 70 to 50
years Of uEc good character In view Of atrlmonT.
Oar Accustomed TO work only Eeed rGspo2d. Address
CHARLES WILSON, Chicago P O. E1
, 1865-10-25

FOR SALE-North Division
l.. Two nrstc1ass brick houses, two:stosy. ATTIC
and basement, Superior street. eat Of Wolccrt In
perfect order. 1nmedia Possession Of one-othes
tkt or Msy. Al. AVERELE. Real Estate 0nlco No.
A!ctr0rtl!tnn Flock tI75
, 1865-10-25

TOR SALE-A choice lot on the
L. N. ". corner OF Ontario and Wolcott sts., North
Division, 10 feet by 1 with large trees Ia ont For
Ralc cheap. A. j. AFEEELl, Real Estate Office No.
= MetruCntttcp Block. tcs7
, 1865-10-25
9SDarplttg,

ROARDIEG-A A small private
DtamNy, west of rnton PE1k. few steps ttom the
street cals gEe Two gentlemen large. cheerful,
iurniahed room. With closet. good board, fuel and
light md ali ihc comforts OF lome. None need ~.
ply un1esa gtlllng TO pay nherany. Address "F q"
Tribune ot1ce. ttN
, 1865-10-25
,jfor SSalr.

FOR SALF-Planing lIill-Anc
ard Ohio streets, eonla!n Eonr PlanIn.. and Matt
Ing Machines. one Ee saving Machine nnd nil nrc'
tnfv Sans Anl Tools frGrattc for the bnsl,esS. ~.
shinRo Machinery complete, caraae OF making ihlr
thousa1d shingles peE dny. together with Ssh
doug la1se ard profitable bMs!nes: Anh!y on
premtsc7. DAVID G00PWlLLIk
, 1865-10-25

TOR SALE-Dock property-2Go
feet on North I.rancb, 800 feet deep e1ss PEI foot
valuable lot. 200 feet on South Utauch. oi feet
deep. iSpnting on Archer Road. 100 feet On Ogden
sl b. go tssf on ArsnsF Rosd Aso eood }es tos
bury streets, 1.Q1its feet-cheap. sPRiNGEE q
AOREF. Real Estatc Brokers, No. Metropolitan
DloEk. :. IiiQ
, 1865-10-25

8EwIxo WoHEt uE1ox.-There viii be m eet-
Ing Q: the Executive Cum,nIttec Of the Sewing
Womcns Protective Union, at The rooms of the
Association, 11s and III Dearborn street, this after
nom al three G,caorE
, 1865-10-25

DQARDING-A pleasant front
1b room, newly furnished. with small roo1n lon'
Ing also. tNo bacE rooms. may ee had with eosr3,
No dYThlfJ avenue, near Van Bnreust. There Ii
sIlath III ihe hnrac, and bpI few poarders. Ills
, 1865-10-25
dlanteD==partnersbips.

WANTED-Partner-With 5000
PEotsa. xroe.aie, s66 per cent For particn.rs can
en James Yesst 4 q Washington sttsS; u Gents, n
p n, for Two days. None but young mnn need ap
, 1865-10-25

ACCIDENT IT TIE SKATING EEk--A serious nc
e'dcnt, and one which might have proved 1tal, oc-
cured. yesterday morning, al the new Skating
Rink, corner OF Wabash NJ enue and jackson street
The roof is being creescd sections, md Il becoua
tne Necessary TO rcmoyr some Of THE stays, sud
den gns, OF wind psccpltaed thtee Of the sections
to the ground seriously tnjurns three of the work
Homer was hidlr injured in the side, the blood
flowing quito freely. but fortunately no ribs were
broken. Cave1s had an ankle epsained. End waa
but eight. A number OF Others had miraculous
escspe- The dam1gc 10 The building il between
, 1865-10-25
TYaANtEU==-HalH Belu.

w WANTED-Immediately, one
w hundred hands 70 work In Saw M!!1 10 Ntchi-
gan. Goo1 Wases and steady work. MILLER i
EAh4rSnE.
, 1865-10-25

FOR SALE-One of those desira-
l. bic Houses IN the marble block on West Washing
ton street, West and pear he sknang ra.k fhls pro-
urder peculiar circumstances, for few days only.
Terms satisfactory and possession In 80 days. L. II.
J!5.ot,1 Nh 4 --- tilt
, 1865-10-25

WANTED-Ten good coat max
w crs. Also six good pantaloon makers. at 50
I Iak e street, JOHN BEERS. tJc6
, 1865-10-25
THE CITY.

ILLINOIS STRrr7 CulrE1--1hcre will be preach.
ing In the Ilinoie strcet Chapel, commencing at
half.past sevsn o'clock by tho Pastor. Rev. e q.
Taylor, All xfe invited 10 attend
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-03
Iowa. News

SOME NAME.-They have an Indian mp
in Hardin county, whose name, according
to the Sentinel, is Ugh-ne- e-ga-war-whoop.
If he knows how to yell in accordance with
the fashion of his name, he is regular
screamer.-lSt0te Register.
CURIosITY.-One of the most marvellous
curiosities of the age is now on exhibition
at the office of "The Iowa Homestead"
Exchange Block. Itisa lamb with twelve
perfectly formed legs and two heads The
monster came from Dallas county. 1t is
alive and apparently healthy.-lState Reg
lister. ..-
R. r. Surveyors arrived here last even
ing and have commenced surveying to-
day. 1t is not vet settled when the work
will commence on the road. About $500
has been subscribed in this county toward
making up the $4,000 required. The tax
voted two years ago TO pay for the right of
way will amount to about $4,000. This
with the subscription will only amount to
a little over half the amount required. and
it is yet uncertain what the result will be.
Patriot