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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

STATE FA:K.-Burlinston Sept. 18Th, and fol-
lowing, will witness the next State Fair P
Nlclendy. O! Cedar Falls is elected President.
James d. Wright Of Clinton, ,etar,; Ed.
win Smith Of Davenport. Treasurer. At s!s,
meeting OF State Directors, "a menpHsisI re-
guessing ii tax on dogs was prepared Cor lesis-
lati e consideration. Can We hope th It our
Assembl men will have nerve enuu.h to t.
the rrsim -lts Of good for nothing. Swapping,
| sheep.killng. liable.to 80 mad brutcs tina,
in'est our state. One dog. not worth the
| feas he carries, costs more to feed than u Zig
which will bring (thi' winrer) S25O0--he
will kill or MAIN S 90 worth of sheep in one
night. and yet dog PETERS talk OF them as
| though they were sacred as the Egpyts,
cats when the Pharnahs Of old bowed to tn. II
As gods. liza dog is not worth p'yng taxes
| OH, let him be conf -catei.--A. b. Lyman ri
Marion, claims to have sure cure Tor lao.
clulera: it is equal quantities OF alum, sulphur
copperas and ca, c,sne pepper: t,ke a teaspoon
| full of each, and feed it in milk. palntablc I,
the animal. AS this disease is somewhat pre-
valent, tue remedy here given is worth atsen
ton.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

"BaicK."-This cditoria! genlas has returned
70 La Crosse, and talks as though he means
to stay. In publishing tina. he had sold out
and might so to st. Paul, We ONLY stated what
some Chicago guerrilla t,ld us, that he
knew it from Bricks ewn statement. little etc.
~ did M. M. any injury, we will take it back in
the sane formal manner which Marked it's
publication. Marcus thinketh little Of the
chaplain ia1ucnce at Madison IS wiinesscth
One OF tho most nonscnsical ways of spend
ing money is the employment Ut state chap
l,i, TO open the daily session Of Wisconsin
Legislature with prayer: Con.rite supplication
before the Throne Of Grace is laudable. blu,
the steraotypcd custom of hiring man to in
tercede with God for hundred or more wire
pulling politicians. while they are struggling
IN to take their seats. studying up some new
plan 70 get money for the ".ger' and wash
woman, is decidedly comic.
Tie conclusion Of the article suggest tht
Getting Of the salvation Of tue legislature e
tie lowest bidder"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

DEsMoiNEs We will give brief histo
ry Of tie Legislature when our wise men
get fairly at work. Thus far the business
is one Of preparation only. In a few days
We can begin to see what will be likely to
be done. Subscribe for the DesMoines
d,iles or wesklics If you want to see par.
t;cular-.
May We ask why "Senator" is repeated
before ever mans name in the first t:anci
Of our Legislature? Such Pathological stuff
is not used in the q. S. Senate Mr.. Clay
hand Nr. Douglas were sufficient for two oil
tbs leading minds Of the Union. b. T
Hun. and Charley Pan'.s, pleasa tell you1
| reporter 70 stop il,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES The folly Of That
law Of political parties which compels the
speaker to assign subordinate positions to po-
litical opponents on committees, is demonstra
ted in the appointment Of the committees for
the present year ia our Legislature. The names
Of some OF the nblcst members of that body
are found dangling 1T the tail enh Of com
mittec .npon some Hnimportant subject, while
some much inferior member who rcjoices in
belonging 10 the dominant party, figures at the
head. 'tEfIa a. Z ... ie7.t '
We clip the above from Madison paper
Is it not the case always and everywhere =
Party favorites are invariably selected as chair
/ men, and the men who really do the work oil
the committees are in the tail Of them The
Iowa legislature has SO few dem ,cra's in il
| that zee c,nnot complain Of ncglsc'! Let 81
| rip" Whn cares We cannot expect blood
from tn.nip. nor justice from a part san who's,
only merit is his ir'n adherence 20 the rules o
the gan. with which, he howls.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

A COAX --Wnen Gov. Stone was inau-
gura,ed, payer was uttered giving the
Creator to understand that William 81.
was among the greatest as well as the most
,noral gentlemen Of the age A soldier IN
he an .ience. pr@bibly "c,ppsrhead'
lreverently whispered (oudly) to his next
ne ighbor, iii. may succeed in making the
Almighty believe all 'hat, bnt li'be ~
if he can fool peeple WHO, know Bill as
well AS we do 's
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

MLRcANTiLE.-We call special attention
to the Adv Of MrJ. ID. Sutherland Admin
is,rator Of the estate Of his brother l.. Suth-
erland, recently deceased. L. MAS ore
Of the best merchants Of this city, very
careful. in selecting stocks and¬ less at.
ten,iyc to the market value Of goods. We
believe that bargains can be made at whole
sale or retail by calling next door to Buck
& BiclSnel's Furn;.urs Store. j 3. Su.E.
er!and is authorized TO settle tho business
Of bis deceased brother and those dealing
with him will And him ur.baDs. and man.
Xix. in every particular.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

though melancholy poetic article .Governor
Stones Inaugural in slices, with comments
Schurz ..Cigars.....Soldiers' raves in the
South. .Gsp'rcrs ..."Bonnty to soldiers w A
Picture Of IiadicAls by the Chicago Journal
49,. Tribune Csrre .ponlent OH Southern Wo-
men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

THE Poor LIN this intensely cold wealth
er we must remember those who are suf-
fsring. Foreisn missions, hea,hcas and
down south" demands on charity arc well
i, enough at times, but orr o1on poor should
be cared for at all times. The President
of the Aid Society of McGregor tells US the
funds frstraised are exhausted, and pri.
vation is::,taring humane relief committee in
the face. 1t US give literally when tbs
gents of charity cab. Wcmust doitll
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

Billiards.
This bt antful. manly and scientific game
has almost reached perfection in the hands oi
the wonderful Frenchman, NJ. CARME. We
thought our PHrLAN was some but Carmc
lays all living players in the shade. Mr.. Phe.
Ian does not pretend to rival him. Recently,
ut a billiard tournament in Norfolk, Va these
two gentlemen entertained large au !iencc OF
gentlemen and ladies' The game wns 4G0
points, csrem. Carme's average was 90 to
phelan'> ~. Carme's msssc shots were much
applauded. The Post says:
At the close 1T the match NJ. Carne per.
formed some of his most dextrous tricks with
the balls, by making caroIns upon the top OF a
hat, the neck Of n bottle. kiss shots and other
ingenious and scientific shots His last trick
WAS that Of placing six balls in a line at the
lead OF the table, and striking them alternate
ly. kpockin: them around the table wi,hou,
their striking each other and collecting then
| all ut the head OF the table in u cluster. This
feat was 'apturou-ly appauded.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

MAGIC Prot. Lester. after very sue
ccssful tour in ths ceuntry has returned to
McGrssor and will entertala our curiosity
lovers with a Lecture on and denonsua-
tiyns Of E ec;ric Science, Mage &c, &c.
Having exhibited hers before on several
occasions, the Prof reduces the price Of
tickets to 20 cents, to be had at the door Of
the Bastist Church basement. on Thursday
evening".
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

MAJ HERMAN, Ct Waudena, spent 3
few days with Us last week; he brought in
nearly 100 hogs Of his own raising See
Advertisement Of the German Lumber yard.
....S. II. Lsmpson's lost Watch. :. Con.
s.itution B.tters- &c. " Kelloeg's Sale.
1.-THE Bounty Warrant advertised by US
last weak was found and restored as soon
as the TINES was circulated A. Pear.
sail and Joe Reynolds, bought and paid
$4,000 for the lot and wooden building ad.
j,ining Benton Bros on the west. Pearsa.l
also bought and paid So, 200 Tor the vacan,
lot cast Of Cases Drug Store.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
McIEryoR. ,Iupy II. 1866.

EDS. TIHEs :-ltis very easy to misrepresent
facts, even though unintentonallv 20 have
no doubt 10 the case when you make the state.
ment in your issue Of date, that in Great Brit.
ain 25 900 900 out Of 30.OOD,O 900 are unrepre.
sented in parliament. There seems such an
ignorance of the real social condition OF En-.
gland among Americans, that cannot let this
statement pass unchallenged therefore, please
accept the following facts.
Population Of Great Britain in round
numbers. 3o.0oo,U 600
Women Gin excess Of
this number realty, l5,0G0,O00
\ Children, and infants in
| the eye OF the law
| (under ~ ycars), 7,50n0 900
| Criminals, $4,000
| Seamen, etc catered
on census, but usual.
| ly absent, iW0 t,. $40 DA0 ....
23.5OO, 900
Citizens. having a right Sc,
to vote, according to
your statement, s,ono, 900
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There are ! G30 national bark,; capita

There are Gao national bank; capita +.
800, 900 900; circulation issued, 1852. 900
aud Of bond, put up rs sfcur'ty, $500 10
900
The ways aud mems com p.ttec are look
Jog at the sui ject Of reducing the inc ms
tax 1t is proposed: to reduce il or snb>t'
tu'e some other mode, such as a tax on
sales.
1t is. 'rumored that president Lnp'z %
Paraguay has communicated to Gen Mir
Of ths Argentine forces, prep ,s'tions .
| a cessation Of hostilities between the tw,
hostile parties.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

N 3RruwEsTERN PACKET CoMPANys MEET
ING -Tnc aunu.l msctn.g oi the stock
aptderS Of the NJ lrthwe>tern Packet C",n
paw was hid yesterday, January II II,
1866, 'or the election Of officers Tier,
sese represented at the m citing 3 rs
Snsres OF stock ont Of the total OF 4 600
shares. The election OF the former ,ard
# Directors and efH GERS Of the company
lie etn'e, rs fellows:
PreSd .nt--J ahn LiSicr Of Prairie d,
Cnen =
S .cre:ary & Treasurer G org 4 Blan
chard Of Dlhuqn. ..
Snperinte dent Wan. e Wellington o
Dnnuqnr. .a..
Ia. re election OF these nsl.nen Wi
re received with hearty approval by "a,
| who have hu >incss to transact with tn
Company. -...t~ p. .,....-
a dlvl lend Of filtcnn per cent, was de
clar.d I" the ST ckhnders
Tn No lhwe>tsrn Packet Company !.
css nually a Dubuque company, a lar-
u .riiy at tn st ,ck D.rny owned III tn.
| city, ard the people Of Dupuqle have r,a
Sn to pride themselves upon It's cnteipri>
and prosperity.
| We learn that the bats Of this line ar
10 he thoroughly refit,ed and repa Re-
without ref.isace to expanse. lncrel>
Inducements will b. off red to shpp.r
next season, .nl the carrying trade If IN
PArke, Company. already large, will u
doubt be cnrrc 20 lIingy enlarged. .-
Few, il any. changes will b. n.ie in IN
offers of tn boats. those having been II
the employment Of III. company being a
that could be desired in tfic ncy and pr
u'ar favor, md IL would h. diff .ult to ii
I their places with a good, impossible wit
better m,n Extra preparations IRE bein
made foI tn bus ne, OF The comm. SEAS Il
AMI tia company intend t. nave me t..
line of packets on the upp'r river, ami d.
tarce all cnmpa,tiah fh"y merit SUI
csss and will win It, Dubuque Da,ly Hs'
II aid ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
NJ ARIyIED.

At Eagle Station. ". & p. du e. R'y on Saturday De-
CENTER ~. BEN iiuNrrIyG, of pgnr, Po>tvilo and
North Iowa generally late of the I'd infantry, L. Miss
Mary THOMAS. of Esgie. Wisconsin. 49, .e. he.
Kinnaird has gone the way of all mcn-Een has
started, and OF 'the onld sthocl of 1856, there
rem .ns only Allen, S"uthm'yd AMI Stafford. When
will we have the pleasure of writing the obituary of
their s!ngieness' BEN. yon know wish you and
yonr Lady all the happiness that lf. furnish. May
yu respect and cherish each other twenty years
you now TO. -..- .. .-. ... 81. e. ~: y E.
In Monona. Dec. 10th, 1865 by the Rev. NJ Policy
Lncius n. Dickens to Eunice T. Mead all of Pleasant
Ridge.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

ELI GEORGE fPn"rRinr +. a.,s
would respectfully inform my friend. and the pub
lie generally. thai the TRlMnNT iluUsE is open. 1T
has been thoroughly finished and furnishes, thr"ug nut,
and large addition built on. including Ball Room.
Connected with this house is the largest Barn and
Yards la Northern, I"wa Nc Ians will lie spared to
make this first-:liss hotel ..Frtt I|7tf|sLF'
No Stages leave this house daily for all parts.
Having secured the services of THOMAS POWERS. the
tv rite clerk of the fremont Tor the past ght r.,
hope to merit literal share of your patronage ASA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
0Yours &C."

"Yours &C." -.
JAMES WmonT, Esq Secretary Of State,
will please regard this Office as under OBJ
LEGATION to him for q List Of the Members
Of the Eleventh Assembly Of Iowa. As
one named Wright ought no. to do wrong
We are not disappointed in this receip, Of
favor. The journals Of the State carry
tn. venous blood Of general information
to the public; it is only proper THAI
officials should supply them with the arts,
rial.
Hon. d. LEFFisIwELL Of tbs House, is
our creditor for Da,liss, for Auditors r port
and other Public Docs. We wish Left
was here a. this moment that we might
inquire of him what Andy Johnson said
to Gov Perry!'
The Statesman, daily. comes to lis rPgu.
larly, for which this Office is indebted to
| Col, MERRITT, its excellent and talented
editor. The Register we also get daily
Hperal times from legislative friends.
We feel complimented by the very liber
al order received for the TINES from mem
bsrs Of the Legislature. Our thanks fol
these favors are due to prominent gentle
men Of both parties; our paper could no
expect much notice from body so emf
nan.ly anti. The compliment is Of moi
value TO US than the cash consideration.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
For Sale!

WANT to sell at reasonable figures. the property
] known Mt North McGregor DORIS HALL in
c'udny the basement and title to the half lot. \, r
terms apply at Dorr HoXsi.s residence, N Mct;regor
to t4Siw3) C. V. KELLOGG.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

A ltr,e number Of gusts were entertain
ed one evening last week at G. NJ. Colgate's
residence. This is the second large party
Of the winter ard in every respect it WAS
pleasant to be there.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

NAUKEGAN.- suburb OF Chicago
Is requiring notoriety so says the G"'settc
AS rioiouslt'le Lake city, On Monday
night of las. week two respectable young
cigar makers in the employ Of Dennis,
Lyon Il Co., were attacked by Chlcag'
rowdy named Phil Pfifer and few Wan
kcgan caum, ONE Of the c'gr buys was
knock I'd down. Help soon came and 40.
hacco' and the raughs went to pistol firing
carees>ly at each other. Til, resnlt wa.
the wounding Of "Stumps" Of the Ciga,
brig ,de aad the ditto OF Pifor and PETE
Nolan Of the roushs. 1t is thought, If moi
hoped At W,ukeg,n that the lea.ier Of the
b.ackg turi> will ''s,pp oa." permanently
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
NEW ADVERTISER NTS
S35 REw ARDy

rs of red for the SAT- return to the sui serer, of 2.
l. VI. L,mpson Co.. n ne GOLD HUNTING CAS-
2lst between the Railway House Pr. dn Chen. aud
Mcuregor. (4Sl) S. NJ. LAMPSON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
!,O',O,OOD

, 25,SOU 900
Leaving only 100000 unrepreseutcd, in
stead Of 25,GOO aOj AS stated by you.
England has many faults, and one of her
greatest is her suffrage law, which I should
heartily rejoice to see amended vet love the
cold country. "and '.j"sice" too-hcnce ''thcse
presents" lam, yours truly. ..s..
-----. An ENoLIsHMAN.
We are glad to be Corrected. rs above ;
much Of the information of the press is Oh.
Enthusiastically. too-from exchanges. Cor.
rections"vare always welcome at this office
Ed. TINES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

TnE West Unam Rscora thus campli
ments II m. A. K,sson, Of our State:
John A Ktsso is the oaly msnher OF
Congress from LAVA, VIII, sold himself 10
the ID, and voted with the copperheads
on the most import INT questions before thu
present Congress"
John A Kasson drafted the Republican
II solutions at tbs Chicago Lncnln Con
vsntion OF go aud is confessedly the ables
man in Iowa on the Republican side
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

We, Abe undersigned, acknowledge the full
and prompt payment Of losses sustained by US
in the fire Of Dec. 8. 1866, so far as We were
insured in tie. Iowa Mutual Insurance Cpmpa'
ny, at the Lands Of W. w. Patncy, Esq,
Gent Ager. II. u. EVANS
p. O'BRlEN,
G. ZiECELMEYER.
AeGse,n-. Iaa's 10. 1865.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of administration the estate
of Ltayet Sutherland late of Clayton County, and
State OF Iowa. deceased All persons indebted to the
said estate requested to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the notified
to present them. duly anthem icaed, tr settlement
Dated ut Metre :or, this I'D day of January. 1906
es# JAMES ID. SUTHERLAND,
4wsSt Administrator.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

Use DR.. d II Seelys's Lqnhi Catarrh
r. NEEDY for Catarrhal difficulties, Cold ~
tn. Head, and f,r cleansing the nose and
head, that your days ,nay De lgngs ~ which
to be honored.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24
House Com nittees.

House Committees.
Speaker WRIGHT starts his Legislative
schso as follows: -. --u.
c. Ben. Darwin, Chairman of judiciary.
Mr.. Finkbine Chairman Of Ways aid
Means. Tnese are the two IN nst mpor,aot
committees; one tells what is law-the
Other finds the m,ney to run 1.-The IN,
ch.en.' The Other committees are as I'm
portant in their sphsrs as anybody bu
they are the smaller wheels of the machine
Clayton Judge LErFlSSwELL Of Nc
.Gresor, is op Expenditures, Police Il gu
la;ions and ION 8 H.. ana Representative
Districts. eve think he will be found 1T
home on each subj ,cD. CARRIER is Oh
Ways and Means, C,uniy and Township
org sniz,tions and on Agriculture. OLN
sTEo is on Agriculture, Public Blildns>.
Atlamahee. -WKiGur is on Claims ard
New Couaties. Fellows, Schools, Elec-
tons and Library NJ
Ftyette = ABsgSErHy, Charitable Insti
tuio,,s, Elections and Con .ressional Dl,
tricts d G. GooDRICu, Blnks, Printing
Judicial districts. .r'" ,
Wiaaishies WILLIAMS. B,nks, Incor
porationS [Chsirmau) and Railroads.
BsowS, New 9 ,unries (Charnan), Rules
highways =
DabV2ic = BAEHeR;a Judiciary Rnles
C,nSt!tu lonil Amend nent. Compensation
Of Officers. Jads, WILSON. Federal r la
tons, Suiiciary. Railroads.. O'BsIEN
Ways and Means, County and Township
org,nization, Domestic Manufactures
BAIL, Internal Improvements, Judicial ant
Congressional Districts.
/ Chiciasau --TIsDALE is Chairman o
two COMMITTEEMAN unusual honor, bu
the labor is light except in clerical care
he runs the Library Committee and tina
on Enrolled Bills. As Clayton County
one Of the oldest in this state had thre
pretty good men at d IS Moines, tn. Speak
or might have given one of them chair
msn>hip, but we are no Speaker and tn,
subject is hereby dropped.
U,utrd and Mitchell dist. No "a =
Mr. PoISDExrsa. on Railroads., Charilahl
INSTITUTIONS, and Judicial Districts
4 Ftyl and Cfrro Gorlo (Dist No. sc J.
Mr.. GAYLORD, on NV C,uaties and o
Sen. aid R'p. Districts.
The ab We list comprises about all tn
Cou ties and districts il the range Of on
genera. Iowa circulation. II any nf tn
names are not correctly placed i, is TIA
fau|, of exchnng.s.f The Senate Cpmmi
tees We will PROBABLY get Tor this issue.
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$50 REWARD.

I OST within this city the road between this
IL place aud Fred rickslurg Iowa. a samll BROWN
LNt ELOPE, CONTAINING $40 IN tUERENLY.
above reward will bc given Tor the return OF said pack
age to thus Office, the subscriber at illiamsiown,
Iowa. Ash WA. b. GRANT. '
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

TN this city, POCKET BOOK containing an amount
i '"f currency. The rightiul owner can secure the
shmo by calling npnn the sui scrilcr OF L. j. Strouse
Bro. with proper Identification. .--- .
4S3 ,H.# l.. j. STROUSE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

'e afab,c and courteous in youth, that you may bt
honored in age aEa4.
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The Best Tonic in The World.
HIGHLY REc5:sAhszNDED

HH mHny Of iLe mos, prominent
H"a successful Physicians iH the
country.
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Citizens. having a right
to vote, according to
your statcMe MT,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30

CT The incomes for 1865 in Detroit are
just published. The following are the lead
ing ones Senator lack. Chandler, SCI, 200;
Captain E. B. Ward $46,138; Hiram
Walker, distiIler, $45 917 D. NJ. Richard
son, match manufacturer, $43,108; j j.
Bagley, tobacconist, $37, 366; John Owens
State Treasurer, $37 431 D Whitney, Jr.,
lumber dealer, $35. 400; Dr. E. M. Clark,
$751; late Lewis Cass, $3O.094
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
fro BE CONTINUED


A New LIGHT House Lighthouse
Board has established new light house at
the extreme end of the north harper pier AT
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Lake Michigan.
which is designed to take the place of the
present North Cut Beacon, which is to be
discontinued after the LIST of September,
when the new light will be displayed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30

I
The Jotioaoin0 In the s. E. Or. 80, T. 9, Rs. %.
| W. Berens-se d blk IS 8
Alison Mygatt-n n except the pit on side ia ken
by u NJ d L Co and 8 11-12 rds by J1-l2
rds out of sw cor; blk 80.
NJ Coeman-Com at Sc cor of n a sd Blk; thence
on line of bk 11-12 rds, thence on line par'l
with line sd blk Hip rds, thence parl with
line 50 bk 1l-l2 res thence parl with line sd
blk HIP rds to beg. Blk 30.
Jos Eitzenger-Com 16 rds of Sc cor of sd bk
thence n 10 rds, thence $500 rds, ther.ce Is
rds, thence G $500 rds to beg. Blk 80.
S. Fisk-sw u NV Il Blk 49,
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> second Wards E sec 30. T. r %.
A Mygatt-n n except pit on side taken by GBM
| &CRRCo and 11-12 rds by 11-12 rds out syY
i cor-pt Blk 80 3
NJ Coleman.com at Sc cor n n of sd blk, thence n
on line ofsd bk HIP rds, thence on line parl
with line of sd blk 1-l2 rds thence pari with
line of sd Blk ll-l2 rds, thence parl with line
| of sd blk il-2 rds to beg, pit blk 30,
Strong Bond-Undiyided n NV 4 Sc X Blk 80 3
| s Fisk-sW 4 4 hk 81 q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
RELMBOLD'S
FLUID ExTR a GIT
HTJCHTT
BCJCTTU,

tor weakness arising from Disease. The exhausted
PoEers OF nature which are accompanied by so many
si4rmng Sytnptoms, among which will be found In
Gsposon 70 Exertion Loss of Memory, Wakefulness,
Horror OF disease, or Forebodings of Evil; in tact,
unlversa Lassitude Prosration and inability to en-.
ter into the enjoyments OF society.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
HImbold's Highly Como trated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT

SARSPA RILLA-.
For purifying the blood, removing all chronic con.
sttutional diseases arising from impure state of
the blood, and the only reliable and efectual known
pemedy for lhe of scrofula, Scald Heads, Salt
Rheum, Pains and Swellngs of the Bones, liberation
Of the Throat and Legs Botches, Pmples the face.
letter. Eryspelas and all scay eruptions Of the skin