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TT 8 MARsHAI,s pROcLAMATION-

TT S. MARSHAIs'S PROCLAMAIlON---
~. United States Of America, S'fhern Dtrts'o "
I0cgI, Peter Melendy, United STAT Ars na -, .h
State Of Iowa do hereby give publ not.ce LIZ ,as a
case OF tue United States against two s.es 80 ~
ada, in cause Of seizure and fur1e'tufe oss a. az
Congress, did the 18th day o, su'y. iov, "a
county of nry and State OF Iowa aia ats - 81
into nv possession for ,fe custody steam q
boiler, aud smoke stacks and appendaees a''a,n,
run of burrs including belt. and connexions, IA
still AMI coonec,ns Including donpie werm
anJns mill corn shelter and belts, Ivy onsneis oI
c,rn in ma ear mash tub and fixture iocV ousneis OF
rye fapount 80 est mstei) bale OF pc, IVY bushels
.riv a $50 bu heels sheiied corn large water tubs
os;r scales lot Of tin vessels, termeuting tubs,
cofIers 900 slaves aud mill rigging. pair
rairhanks hay scales tbis GOO gslions) whisky 60
emnty whisky bhls receivers lot Ct hog (4ex50,
r.tisers and connections office fixtures; and hereby
so give public that thu time ASST med for the
turn II and the hearing this il the
tuesday IF september being the 10Th day Of septem-
Der A. 1868 aud hereby admonish and summons all
rersous claiming any interest in said steam engines d
Gin, or knowing having anything TO say why tne
should be decreed be forfeited II the onted
aHd Condemned and sold to answer the prayer OF
said itelsnt that they be and appear before said District
Court in the city of neokuk in said District
sail 18th day of Septomb-r, 1865 al 70 O'Clock
when and where will be heard then and there
rpose their aims and answer sid libel OF infor-
nation aud make their allegations IN that behalf
PETER MELENDY, ". 8. Marshal.
By II FULTON Deputy.
Ecotpt Lee Go Iowa Aur 26 '65
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CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This unrqrgef preparation which the peer
liar properties Of restoring hsir lite color
and IL to color IL Possessed before
turned grey. II IL a permanent fer dandrun
strengthens and envens the OF the hair vss
hair lasting and al moisture, dsnafuf scurf
itching and soreness Of theskin. Persons that have
this Preparation that they have tried 81 kinds
ronic and Hair Restorative end had be al l.
hnd article that we1id produce tie desired result
ustil they had tried nF Hair Tonic II hs- Fed pei
who bad solid OF daudrur AL kaitfsa ard
cr.re1ted together in the share uf CAP covering the
Whole hs&d and in the Of thirty af.r
Tonic the scarf and Gandraa all disappeared and
hair, which had until that been PrTented from
growing. resumed its former healthy -ro~'h-
In the Of one James Aershop the -ist Iowa
faniTy whose head wss covered ri'h Task coating
apdTu and scuff, mentioned ali whose hair
had almost pietel- fii~n out shown the virtue
this Tonic for In the Of three w3 application
gift his scalp assumed healthy condition. aud his hair
commenced 20 grow beautifully. This I. only case
Of the kindin thousand eouid mention Others
but for want ofspAce aud cost prevented from do
ing
sold by q EoRGE cABUs, corner OF Second aud Main
street. Price rs per bottle liberal discounl
hs tr sd~ meh5ld6m
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A B A R g AIN!
Farm for Saic for Less than the Cost
Of Improvcnsats!

The Wood Of IF 90 4cres Of the Lad sciu ray More
than Is nnir Asked for TIE tchoe l6rpA exesasire
Of the Cutting and DetioesjN1 a. ~ y n.
YVHE Farm contains 1870 acres, situated two
miles due east Of Croton, Lea cn.sts iosa With
good, large z, anne House, Bsuk nara Wood fbed,
Work Shop, Poultry House. Smoke House, aud Sheds and
staing for Stock good Cellar large Csterp and
YER Filling Wells. There IL also good Hewed Log
House for Tenant 600 600 Trees OF choice
Fruit OF s kinds There some so under fence,
the balance good timber near to Market Alr proper
ion IL set In improvements ell neariy new
will sell very low applied t, Tie pxenises
Will sell low two gu ctions Of lad peAr e@tre Of
State. (ang,2-dsw1ml Il O. PYI0
4ro Rart1t, Enrtch the Dlooa. ~
beentify the compexion Hclmbolds Highly corcens
saeee 1euiA 1kttast eNAp9illA oas boSeiS eeea6 =
soNeh on1lss seahe 1yssu - Dsessa1sa ~ s95s7
- ANDVga
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LNAX SEED-5.O00 bushels wanted at
J. III 4est arset ~. fer s4ssf Foasis Lscd and
OIL Go ., ROBINSON q Il lRs. tb.I Agts-
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HAMBURG CHEE<E-ReceYed weekly
H. Ohio esnsis4 E4snt,
ga Did at lowest market price- t. the trade hy
aax26 ROBERTSON ALEERS.
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HAMS-Sugar Cured, Bacon SIDES and
shoulders, isr sale by IN. cs.k siGE.e ri--e
sng9s R0BEETsok ALbBRs
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TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION-

BY II FULTON, Deputy
Keokuk Lee Co Iowa, Aug 26, '65.
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Heokuk Ice o., Iowa Aug %, 'o5.
At s. MARSHAL,S DENOMINATIONS

1T $. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
- Editei States Of Amerira. S,utterH Dirisioa Of
I8gi Il Peter NeeudT. United States Marshal the
State Of Iowa do here give public notice that in the
of the Uaisei states against boiler and tteam
CINE AHA of and terfsture under acts
of Congress did the An day of August, A. 1865,
the town Of freu In Henry comfy Iowa attach
ard tisefatD possession fw safe custody boiler
steam engine mash tuh worm tub aud worm, re-
cciver small reother, empty barrels bb rye whis
Nv, 70 sailon-l bol cherry brunce. 80 gailonsl !
dl1pler g-hs4d. containing hisbwnes r scales,
y hbls whisky. kegs of Shiskv aud hereby also
give pablc uoticeth this time assigned for TIA return
OF warrant ani heading OF this is the 81 Tues
D. e SrpsB oe-. being The 18th day Of September,
lsiJ aaA LcTety a1u.oIi- an6 summons al per-
sas 81 nng intecest IN said boiler and steam en-
CINE 81 air o. knowing or having anything to say Why
~ Should NOT he dseree 10 be forfeited 20 tie
Omitted States aud lac demaed and sod the
PRAYER Of sad hsnt that they be and Appear before
sf District Court ~ its In the city Of Kekuk in
said District said lath lay OF <eptanbar l's5 al TO
o'clock when aud where sait cause will be heard,
ts and tn i1terpose their claims and said
cl IF Information AMI make their all cations la that
behalf PETER MEi.BSnY, e 5. Marshal.
By II. Fr TON, Deputy.
r-eot1l- Tee c. rn~e Ang p, ls95.
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mo BBfS. CHOICE FIDUR-Made
AVO from the beet selected old ssae1f safe -
apg1s R0BER1 son q aLBkfs.
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EmersOn's Agency.
=. -
THE .sFLORENCED

SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion
which ensbi.s the operator
to have the work carry eth
err way, or to elnnge the d.
rectioH and fasten the end
ofseams by turning a thumb
screw. They are noiseless
!, nd can be Used where quiet
Is necessary. Their stitch 10
tn. wonder of all, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
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- 4. United NG,es Of America. Southern Dirisi0n of
aea i Peter Meendy United States Marshal for the
Of Iowa. do hereby give public notice that in the
II the United states against three bbls ofhsh~il
in ctuse of seizure for under acts Of Con-
gress did on the 4th day of August, A ID 1865, AT
MIunt Pleasant. Henry county, Iowa attach and take
into nay possession for safe cistoiy bbls highwines
AMI hereby also give public notice that the timA
signed for the II said and hearing of this
is the third tuesday of September 1t being the
l4th day OF Sc MEMBER, A D. 1865 and hereby admnn
il and summons all persons claiming inter 1t in
sid thls highwiues, knowing having any III X
say why the should be decreed he forfeit
81 % the United States and he condemned and sold to
the prayer said lib liant that they be and APP
pear before said district Court at ITS in the city Of
he kuk In said District, said 10Th day Of SEPTEMBER
1865. at 10 O'Clock when aud wh said III
b. heard then aud tn ire aerpose their claims aud
said libel OF information and npke their aega-
lions Ia that behalf. PETER MELENbY,
s. Marshal.
By H. FULTON, Deputy.
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BY TT. FULTON, Deputy
KookHk, Lee Co.. Iowa. Aug rs lsd5.

IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
- . Efifsd Safes of AmerFcd SJLtasrn D.rtsion If
b0a.T, Peter Heieady, United States Marshal Tor the
state Of iowa do hereby public notice that in the
case Of the United States against six half barrels
Of shsky in of seizure aud forfeiture under
OF Congr--s, did, the - day of July, 1855 ut OF
tumVa, Wsp-lo county lQsa, attach aud take into my
possession for safe keeping six hbls of whisky ,rked
% VI g. aad h.rehy also giy- public notice tat the
tins assigned for the return Of ad warrant and hearing
Of this is the 81 Tuesday Of September IL being
10Th Jay OF September, ,. 1865 and hereby adm
ish and SUMMONS AL persons claiming any Interest in
sail six q 5eis of whisky or knowing having any
thing say why the should be decreed be
forfeited - the U4tsd States and be condemned aud
sold II answer the of said helant. that they b.
an apo4ar before the District Court IL in the
city Ut keokuk In said District sad l9th day of Sep
temhar lsJ5 at 10 o'clock. and where said
viii BE- Era then and there To their claims
aGi Answer III libel Of normatiua at make their obi
cations ia that behalf PETER MRhENDY.
L I Marshal.
By II FULTON, Deputy.
Ea.AriE n. nr
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A Card.

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the country, the undersigned take great plea sure
in saying through tire columns Of your pspor, ,iiat
our renowned preparation known as GOES DYS.
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il the parent OF health produces vigor, strength
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Uni.ea States and Cunudgs, at 81 per bottle, or 6
bottles for S..
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Proprietors,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Facts for the People.

II is well established fact that o PREPARATION
has ever been placed before the public, that as
remedial agent for the safe and speedy cnre Of
Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza, Tickling in the
Throat, Honrseness, Soreness of the Chest aud
Lungs, aud the Re ief oi Consump,ive Cough. is
equal to Goes Cough Bdimm Allo' not known
in the Western States until the Fall OF 1863, over
100000 bottles of it were sold md used by The
people; It's immense popularity being the result
OF its undoubled merit Messrs. G. G, CLARK &
Co. of New Haven, Conn, who a,e the most re.
liable Of the Eastern Drug Houses have offered
reward OF 500 10 any man who would produce
an article that would cure any Lung and Throat
affection ssquick as Goes Congh Bulsam "A nd
arc without any take., although the offer has
been made public over two yenrs. The bot,ls
corpurss tavraby in size with any o. the 65 ct
preparations aud its strength il s. cond to none,
making IL no, only the best, but the cheapes, rem.
edy in the world. We have the united testimony
of such houses as Lord & Smith; Fuller, Finch
and Fuarers Burnham &. Van Sclanck, j. II. Reed
L. Co., and II. Scovll, all heavy druggists in the
city Of Chicago. together with the assurance of
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Northwest, that they are selling more Of this med
icine, and that II gives greater satisfaction than
any other Cough Bal.um now extant No fami.
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health, provide Tor disease.-C CAieago Trib.ne.
f84ml
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The War Meetings.

The meeting held at the Court House
in this village, on Saturday evening last,
10 devise measures to clear the Township
from the Draft, organized by elec,ing G
G. Field Chairman, and d. w. Can't eld
Secretary. 1t was voted to appoint a
committee OF two in the Corporation, and
in every school.district. to ascertain how
much money could be raised, spd report
at al adjourned meeting on Monday
evening. On Monday evening,it appear.
ing from the reports of the committees,
that an insufficient amount of money had
been raised, adjourned till Tuesday even
ing. Oa Tuesday evening, the com
mittees reported s654o ; wbereupon the
following appointments were made
Committee to Procure Volunteers-M
G. Garfield, B. N. Shaw, John Murray,
Cd.
Secretary to keep a record of moneys
paid-C. w. Munsell.
Treasurer-B. W. Garfield.
The Township offers to pay $500
Bounty 10 each volunteer; and it is ex.
pected that all who have not contributed
to the fund for that purpose, according to
their means, will do so without delay.
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DR.. Cheesens a n's Pills

have been Standard Remedy for over 30 years.
aud are the most eiIec,ual one ever known for
all complaints peculiar to FEMALES. To all class.
es they are invaluable, inducing, Nth certainty,
periodicd al regularity. They are known to thou.
sands throughout the country, who have used
them at different periods, having the ennc,ion Of
some OF the most EN- inent AmeTicon Physicians.
Explicit Directions NTH each Boz. Price OAs
DDLidr per Bor. or Boxes for IS, containing
from 80 to so Pills. Pills sent by mail promptrv
secure from observation. by remitting 10 the Pro.
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Proprietors.
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold by Cook e. McGowan, Chardon; 8 Moe.
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II. E. Kellogg and Cook. & Smead, Madison;
Burr & Bates, Willoughby. 77sy ldecs
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Nctioe to Township Treasurers.

The amour, Of funds duo tho several
Townships in Geauga County, at tho Fob.
ruary settlement Of tho taxos collected on
the duplicate OF 1864, viii be ready for dis-
'ributon on and after Wednesday, tho 18th
inst.
am requested by tho County Trcasurer
to say that ho will leave for Columbus on
tho 22nd inst, to settle With tho State, and
would prefer paying Township Treasurors
before that time.
&C. FIELD. County .Audiior.
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Address JOIN B. OGDEN,
No. so Nassau Street New York.
P.S.-Nervous sufferers OF both sexes will find
this inform atiOE invaluable. 7S3m3
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DRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs arc widely
known as an established remcdy for Coughs,
Cotds. Bronchitis, Hoarsen,ss. and other
troubles of the Throat and Lungs Tboir
good repu a'ion and extensive use have
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NJ 0TkCE-To James Rogers, whose place OF
~ residence is unknown--one OF the heirs at
law Of Jesse Builey, deceased:
You are hereby notified, that Benz amin Fl :.
Murphey. Administrator of the estate OF Jesse
Bailey, dece ased, on the Sd day of Feb A. d.
1865, filed his petition in the Probate Court,
within and Tor the County OF Geauga and State
ei Chic, alleging that the personal estate Of said
decedent is insufficient TO pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized in zee simple ot the following described
real estate, situated in Montville towns ship in
said County. 10 wit. A part OF Lots No (7) seven
and (S) eight in said Montvilc, (beng all :he
real estate Of which the said Jesse Bailey died
Sc zed that Eve Baiiey, as widow OF said de.
cedent is entitled 10 dover IN said premises; and
that Harlow X Bailey and Elizabeth Bailey his
wife, Charlotte h. Hathaway and James f. Hath
away her husband Azubas Ann Bailey, Julia
Rogers and Jas Rogers her husband, and Cathe.
rine Murphey and Benz. II. MuTphey her hus
band as heirs at law, hold the next estate Of
inheritance therein.
The prayer Of said petition is for the assign
ment Of dover to said Eve Bailey and for a sale
of said premises subject to such dewer estate and
for the payment OF the debts and charges afore
said.
Said petition will be for hearing on The llth
day of March, A. d. 1865, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can he heard.
BENJAMIN H MURPHEY,
Admir- Of the Estate Of Jesse Bailey, decd,
by Durlee & Stephenson. his attorneys.
7S7W4
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Probate Notice.


"HE following accounts have been n cd
Il in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun-
~, Ohio, for settlement. viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Adm'r of Estate of Joseph A. Ely. decd.
Samuel Griffith, "
Err John Tiilev.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Ex'r of ErasIus Preston,
Laura Turner,
Adm'r Richard L. Slitor, "
de bonis non Charles O. Paine,
Said accounts will stand for hearing 10
oaid Court, at the Probate Office in Char.
don. on the 25th day of February, A. D,
1865, at ten o'clock. A NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. O. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardou, Feb. 3, 1896. 788.-3w.
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com mpanied by Mr.. o r Litimoro aud lady.
Mr.. Lntimoto Lost a leg at tho taulo VI
Jonesboro, Sept. lat 1854. Admission TO
lecture, 2b cents ev- For reference as 10
merits Of Mrs. Tbonpson's Lectures, seo
notices In all tho daily Journals Of Clevo.
land. y. T. LA1IMORE, Agent.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
" be presented TO the Commissioners of Geau.
GO County At their meeting to be held in March
Law out road in the township Of Montville, be.
ginning at the north east corner Of James Sid.
iey's land; running south on Sidleys' line to in
orsect the Legget, road at tho school house.
Montvi lie, Feb. I'd, 1865, 1e6w4s
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THO TIE NERVOUS. DEBILiTATED AND
L DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufie.rei having been restored to health in
lew days, after many yenrs OF misery, is willing
TO assist his sutferin fellow crea,uresby sending
(free), on the receipt Of postpaid addressed en-.
ve!ope, a copy ct the formMia Of cure employed.
Direct TO JOHN N DAGNALL.
Box 1873 Postoffice, Brooklyn, NY.
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DR.. Checscm n MS Pills

were the commencement of q new era in the
treatment Of irregularities and distractions that
have consigned so many to a premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she 10
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place the general health begins 10 decline. These
Pills form the fin 81 preparation euer put forpari
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MARRIED.

In Chardon. Feb. 4lh. 1865. at the M. E.
Church. by Rev. w, II. Wilson, Mr.. RILEY
D. SHERMAN and Miss MARY J,
HEATH, both of Munson.
In Springfield, Mass. Jan. 24tb.by Rev. N
Stutson, Mr.. G. B. CARTER of Chicago.
H.. and Miss EMMA L. MARSH. of Clari.
dom Ohio.
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DIED

DIED.
In Palnesville. on Monday, February 9Th,
JANE CAROLINE EATON, wife of Rev.
J. I. Eaton. and mother of Gen, H E.
Paine Geo, 4. Paine and James H. Paine,
aged go wears.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
~ The Commissioners of Gesuga County
will be in the township of Claridon, at the
residence of Col. Erastus Spencer, on Tues
day, the 7th day of March next. at 20 A.
M. 10 receive Proposals for building .
Bridge across the West Branch of the Guy
ahoga River, about l mile south. east Of said
Spencer's. &C. FIELD,
1856 County Auditor.