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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28

y published THAT new indictment against
Jer- Davis has been drawn Nd in the Attor-
ney Generals Office since Mr.. Speeds re-
turn TO Washington, and-the4 Judge Uu-
oerWoods Indictment will be withdrawn
and the new one substituted. Itisnot i'm
probable, however, that some changes NAV
/ be made IN the Indictment at presefst bsfora
the Norfolk Grand Jury. The iupression
still exists that The trial will not take place
before fall - -le--ls.saA
APPLICANTS FOE PAEpoS..
Applicants for pardon are mot 50 nurae-
rous as they were few months ago, but
those who apply personally are none the
less 1mpoTtunate. Pardons were granted
to-day to thirteen persons, Of the classes in
eluded in the lst and 18th clanse8 of the
Amnesty Proclamation.
FREEDMEN N TEXAS
Gen. Sprague, Assistant Comniissfoner Of
the Freedmen's Bnreau in Arkansas. has
forwarded TO the Commission, nuder dsse Of
the 18th inst, e communication from Capt.
Abel, a Superintendent Of the Bureau in
that State, which says that the freedmen
are coming IN almost daily from Texas IN q
destitute condition and report IL a. anarchy
and despotism reign there. Many are
driven from their homes and families and
many have been shot and hung for ex-
pressing desire to enjoy their rights a.
freedmen. Gen. spfsgue in conclndine his
letter says; It ia very probable the report
is exaggerated, and he Is ofthe opinion That
It is, although Capt Abel has never shown
a disposition to repeat sensational rumors.
~, RE-STERxExT OF soLDrzEs. -s
The workmen engaged in collecting and
ourylng the soldiers and civilians who died
IN the service in and about Hampton, Vir-
ginia, report that they have thus far re-
inferred in the cemetery at Hampton the
remains Of about four thousand men. AS
most Of these men died of wounds or dis
ease IN the hospitals near Fortress Monroe.
their names, rank and regiments are ali
known.
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VIM. E. Saunders, N. D., Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon. Once No. 1sl Erie street,
between Euclia avenue and Prospect street. Res
Ideuce 149 Prospect street. Ofics hours from to
10 A. NJ, and from . to and tosP NJ
auo-.ooe
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GenfIemen's Furnishing Sfore-Nov
open at Il Public Square, cObb's new Block,
where can be found every variety of Furnishing
Goods, consisting Of Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
suspenders, and oentlemen's Toilet Goods, all
made of the best materials Trade furnished at
wholesale
mar17:k13 MACKENZIE 4 PARSONS,
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POfatOes-By car loads, barrels, sacks oil
bulk, at so Msrwin street.
mays5:sls J. Q. SIMMONS 8 co.
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B. FRANKLIN, Agent


Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of the United States, 90 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, 5000, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81, ,OOO, 900. .OO-pureIy mutual An
nuaI Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
oAtH- The next dividend i'll be declared Feb
ruSry 1st, 1857. 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad-
vantsges In its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that OF any OF the older American
Companies, and its yw business for the psst year
(s13 s23, ,OOo) excseds the new business Of any New
York Company in any previous year. This Socie-
ty has met with bat one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip I. Price, who was insured three years
since for s.. goo. Bis heirs received the amount
Of his policy (s5 oOO and dividend 20 the amount
Of SS73 1000 in cash, within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs & MUNsON, General Agents,
Nos. and Park Building
maya Cleveland, Ohio.
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Paper collars of every pattern, made Of the
finest linen stock, consisting Of Grsy's, HsthA-
ways, Troy, National and the Persigny style
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
Manufacturers Of the Partisan Yoke Shirt,
marI7:RIS Il Public SQUARE Cobb's new Block,
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MACKENZIE a PARSONS.

Fancy Cabinet and wooden Toilet
Articles, Of the most tasty Etyls, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, HurIbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. Il. PIPER,
may8RI5 Mechanical Jobbsr.
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Exquisite Tooth and AEOufh-Wash.-
EAg ARoMATIQUE is & preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
q delicious taste to the mouth, a sweetness to the
breath, a hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and sensitive condition VI the teeth aud
gums.
Prepared solely by CasweI, Mack Co., Eew
York, and sold by all Druggists. dec27;R10
Hair Dressing without a Particle
of GreaSe.-GLTcERIA dresses the Hair beauti-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
to the scalp, oleanses it from dandruff, relieves
headache, and is absolutely free from all grease
as not to soil the finest fabric.
OAsWELL, MACK CO..
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by Druggists. dec2T:R10
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coTrnELL i DIoKEY.

Flour of Unburnt Bone, manufactured
BY the BOst~n Milling and Manufacturing Co.
This is acknowledged by the highest authority in
the country to be the very best Fertahzer for all
Agricultural and Horticultural purposes in use.
Circulars containing directions for use, testimo-
niAlss &c, seat free to all applicants. To be had
In..this section only Of
D. H. STAIR & CO.,
nays Late J. Stair Son
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IfDireetIOns for Using WOIeOtt's An-
nihiIatOr are complied with to the letter, the
following results are warranted. Entire relieffrom
Nervous Headache, Nervous Toothaehe, and Neu-
ralgla, within Eve minutes; cure Of Catarrh,
the worst cases of 30 60 years standing, in
twelve weeks. Catarrh Doctors dare not warrant
q cure of this dread disease, although charging
from 500 to 81 600. wolcott's Annihilator is
under guarantee to do this, or the money re-
funded, at a cost of only So See terms of guar
antee wrapped with each bottle.
Sold by all druggists. maya
Peach Blow POtatOes-For sale in bulk
by load, in barrels in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at 6s Msrwiu street.
mays coTrRELL DIoKEY.
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Old Looking Glass and Picture Frames
regilded to look as well as new by
CASTLE & HARNETT,
may25.S20 l79 superior-st.
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Flower Seeds.-Ws have ready fer sale
large and choice collection of Flower Seeds, the
growth of 1865, which we will send by mail free Of
Postage. Catalogues will be sent on application.
B.H. STAIR co.,
marla Late J. Stair i Son.
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ed exclusively BY Messrs. Mackenzie & Parsons,
No. Il Public Square, in Cobb's new Block. This
pattern Of Shirt Is the only style worn in the
city Of Paris. Its great popularity is its perfect
adaptability to all forma Of the human body,-the
81 being perfect. marl7:R1S
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For Breakfasf-For Dinner. For Supper.
New Bermuda Potatoes; new Bermuda Onions;
new Bermuda Tomatoes.
Your Grocery or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY, 12O West
Street, New York. may7
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CireuIar.-rhe beautiful engraving of "Abra-
ham Lincoln, the Martyr Victorious" by John
Sartsin, is now on exhibition at
F0LJAMBE Bros Art Gallery,
2ll Superior-st.
B. FRANKLIN, Agent. may26-Sls
Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
ls5 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays:RI5 AN PIPER
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WALKER 4 TAYLOR, Proprietors.
PRICE 25 & so CTS. PER PACKAGE.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
where. STRONG ARMSTRONG,
msr2s:RIi Wholesale Agents.
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BosTox, May 26.-The British steamer
Pronites, from Liverpool on the I1tb, hal
ust arrived. Her news was anticipated.
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The Rest and cheapest Horse and


The Best and Cheapest Horse and
Cattle Medicine in the WorId.-Walter
B. sloan's Improved Condition Powder, The
great standard medicine for Horses and Cattle,
for the cure Of the various Diseases to which
Horses and Cattle are subject. Used throughout
the United States and Canadas during the last
% years. sLoAN's CONDITION POWDER
HAS THE LARGEST SALE or ANY HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE IN THIS COUNTRY. 1t is com
posed principally of herbs and roots, and for mild
ness, safety, certainty and thoroughness, stands
preeminently at the head Of the list Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines. The fact that the GALES have
steadily increased for the past i've years, without
any advertising, is susicient testimonial in their
favor. In Borse Distemper, they will allay the
fever, and promote healthy termination Of the
disease. One powder and 3 part of box of the
ointment will, in all cases, the Horn Distem-
per in a COW; tive are sometimes required for an
OK.
SPECIAL NorIcE.-In all eruptivs diseases, and
such originate in an impure state Of the blood,
Poll Evil, Fistula Surfeit, Scratches &C., this
powder Is Of the utmost importance TO remove all
opportunities tsint from the system, and TINS
prevent q return Of the disease.
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FRIDAY last was the forty-seventh birth
day Of Victoria, Queen of Great Britain.
The Englisbmen of Chicago celebrated the
event by playing match game of cricket.
between the Queens eleven and the Prince
Of Wales eleven, also by foot races and
quoits, and in the evening a supper. The
cricket match resulted, as it should on such
day, in favor OF the Queens eleven.
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Died.

ST. LOUIS, Nay 27.-The total loss by the
fire last evening will probably reach $780,
600. Mr.. Blows loss is $50, 900; insured
for $780, Studley & Co., S25,600; In
sured; building $4,000, insurance un-
, 1866-04-20
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CIVIL CAUSES.
Johnson and Drumheller VS. J. NJ. Armstrong;
settled at pl'fs costs.
G. H. Sandy vs. Cosaus and Afalohai judg-
ment, by default, 10 favor of prf for Sl2l,l7.
A. Frank VS. johnson and Wellsi dismissed at
prfs costs.
P. Ritz VS. Craig and Kerr; continued for ser
vice
A. Frank and Co, VS. B. Grounds; settled at
plff costs.
J. r. Dagget vs. johnson and McCormickf set.
tied at Pl'fs costs.
F. Orselle VS. H. NJ. Johnsoni settled at pl'fs
costs. ''
Joseph Petty and Mary Petty VS. O. P. Eagan;
settled
Wilson vs. Frazier; settled at pl'f~s costs.
Flanders VS. Rnekle; settled at plfs costs
Huntoon and Co, VS. L: Markhami settled at
pl 'hs costs.
wbatingham VS. Z. Wing continued for
service.
FurgusOh b Co. VS. RObt Dupuis; continued
to- next term.
L Tim aud Co, VS. R. c. Dunn; dismissed at
pi frs costs.
Wakefield VS. Marshall; settled.
Mix and Fargo vs. Dannet; settled al prf's
costs
schHe6Iy VS. Simmons and Scott continued
for service.
A. B. Roberts VS. N. E. Roberts; divorce
granted.
j. H. Lasater VS. NJ II Hemphery sale of land
for confrmationi sale confirmed.
j. NJ. Vansyckle vs. s. W. Tatem -
L. II. Wakefield VS. W. II. Babcoek; Judgment
BY default vs. deft for Sl6O,95.
, 1866-04-20
important 70 Merchant, and Traders.
UEEr LopaE CIrY. February |. Is6s


EDIToR STETEsNAS - IN view of the fact that
large quantities of liquOcs, tobacco and cigars
will be broush; into this Territory the present
season from your place and other points on the
Pacific coast deem it advisable to call the at
tenton Of freighters ard merchants TO the fol-
lowing, which, if needed, will save them much
loss in time aud money
In tran ferring liquors from casks which have
marks Of United States Inspector to kegs for
convenience in packing, have the certificate Of
some revenue officer, showing that the liquors
so transferred have paid their duties. Also,
the same with regard to tobacco, cigars, etc, rs
they will be seized upon their arrival here it it
cannot be shown that the duties upon them have
been paid
This is written at the suggestion Of a number
of gentlemen engaged in the business here, and
who are sufferers by the seizures made during
the last few days. Respectfully, yours,
K. j. PERCY,
Assistant Assessor Sd Div. Dist, NJ. T.
, 1866-04-20
THE CIVIL RIGHTB BIBh,

avynopsis Of which we give on our first
page, rs the frst and most decided step
which has yet been made in this country to-
wards eeDtralised despotism. Hitherto
the protection of persons aud property has
been left to the States and Territories, but
under this bill the General Government can
and does intervene, and makes all these
rights dependent upon the action of officials
who receive their appointments 1irect from
Washington. Even what has been known
as police regulations are interiefed with, and
heteafter on the Pacific coast there can be
no distinction between Cinnamon and white
citizens. The bill practically carries into ef
feet Summers proposition looking to the
equality of all men before the law" Hith>
erto very considerable revenue has been
derived from special taxes imposed upon the
Chinese, but under the operation of the Civ>
Il Rights Bill this IS prohibited, and in fu-
ture the degraded races will be subject to no
taxation that does not equally apply 10 white
men. Probably all this may be right, but
those who study the philosophy of events,
will see 10 this interference with local and
domestic Legislation, an entering wedge which
if faithfully followed up can only lead to the
concentration of all power in the hands Of
the Federal Government. When the rulers
of France desired to build up a centralised
despotism, their FIRST blow was aimed at the
local Parliaments, and when these were sub.
verted, Paris readily dictated law to the Em-
pire. So, too, in our own country, when
the State Legislatures are shorn of all pow
er, although the Government may continue
to be called republican, it will be only so in
name, and from that time forward, in the
United States, civil liberty will cease to ex-
ist The law in question virtually alters
TIE Constitutions Of nearly all the States in
the Union, and renders half their laws mop,
eratiye. A cotemporary well asks, if Con,
B'eoo Hoo 'bC "u'hOllNJ tHuo " OlOL OuL Cldst
Constitutions, and annul local legislation,
why not abolish the State Legislatures at
once, and let the States occupy the same re.
laton toward the General Government that
counties now do to the States? In this way
we should fairly get rid of what the radicals
term the "heresy Of State rights, ,"'but when
these are wiped out what check shall We
have upon an ambitious Chief Magistrate
who seeks to usurp authority? statesman
OF the olden time prophecied that crazy
PhilanthroPists "in giving freedom to the
blacks would enslave the whites" The cur,
rent Of recent events would seem to indicate
that the prophecy is about to be verified.
Let US hope that wiser eounsels will prevail,
and that our country may escape the fate OF
all previous republics
, 1866-04-20

ALL PES0NS should test tile merits of DR.. HOS
TETTER'S s STOMACH BTTrERS. While il IL highly
pslatabe a beverage, u is unequaed a tonic aud
inSigoratOr In the pursuit Of fortune at the mines
many persons exposed tothe attac fcomp aiBts
ofhe digestive organs and Of various kinds Of fever
u isthe very article that has long been in demand
at the mines IT, daily use will restore the tone Of
deranged stomach mpart fresh vitality 10 the dges
tive functions, and cheer the spirits. Yet the Bit
ters Is the safest Of all stmulants. Let the miner
who Is exposed TO hot and dry, wet and cold be
certain to Obtain supply o. The genuine Ho~tetter
Btters, and he will hnd certain safeguard 70 Health
Sold BY all Druggists aI dealers everywhere and by
HODGE & CALEB, Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
, 1866-04-20
NCLLAS ROAD.

Could not tue people of Oregon and yOur Terri
tory open the Mullon road with one-third the
expense, and save at least l2j miles of travel by
so doing, rather than be humbugged by a little
steamboat operation \ little inquiry Of the
practical men-men who have packed and trdv-
elet over both rUutcs--ougHt certainly to be en-
titled 10 consideration. II men are sent out to
examine and report upon route is it we'll TO
send those Who are interested on any particular
route and coTld AS well make their report with
out leaving home? IDAHO.
, 1866-04-20
Administrat0r's NOTICE.

7 ETrERS OF DAINlSTRATIOH having b..,
4 4 issued to IDe, by the Probate Court of VII
M4iia county, ". T., upon the estate ofT. y. NV
RY laIe OF said county, deceased, notice Is bersS,
given to all persons indebted to said etate TO c,
forward and pay the same. All persons havbS
claims against said estate requested 10 pTe,s5
the same, properly verified, within one year fro-
date or be forever barred.
GEO. I. BERRY, Admiuistr.,c,
Walla Walla. Aprll II, 1906. 10 W.
, 1866-04-20

FROM BLACKFooT.-Mr. Waldron, the
cIpressman, arrived at Walla Wala, on
wednesday, the 18th, having made the trip
through from Blackfoot 10 fourteen days.
Mr. W. reports the snow about ten feet deep
90 the Ceur d Alenc mountains. All the
streams are running full, and until the spring
freshet is over will seriously obstruct travel.
None OF the trains that have started this
spring had proceeded beyond the SpOkaue
Many of the packers will 20 by way Of TIE
Mullan Road, whilst others will try the Pen
dOreille route. As a rule, this latter route
is in bad odor with the packers, and it is
doubtful whether even liberal expenditure
Of meaDs on the part Of interested parties
will induce the travel 30 60 that way. In
this connection, we refer to the letter Of our
Montana correspondent, gentlemen largely
engaged in merchandising at Helena. 1t
will be Seen that he very emphatically gives
the Pen d'Oreille route the cold shoulder.
A writer in the Radiator is equally severe
upon this latest humbug. In view of all
these facts, would it not be we'll for our
Portland friends to avoid the waste Of the
money contributed the people of San Fran.
cisco, and expend il in opening the Mullan
Road
, 1866-04-20

TERRrToRAL LGws.-T. F. McElroy, Publ
Printer, sends as a copy of the laws passed at
tire hast session of the Territorial Legislature.
The laws are comprised in neatly printed vol
ame Of 275 pages. On reference, we find that
the marriage law went into effect on and after
its passage. The bill was signed by Governor
Pickering on the Goth January and consequently
from that date i,s provisions were 6inding. Un
der the provisions ofthis law, Vancouver will
no longer be.a Gretnu Green for the baby lovers
Of Oregon. We fear that brother Hines will
sufer the loss Of many a marriage fee.
, 1866-04-20
NOTICE.

r OST FRoA THE NAIL, between owvbs. A.,
Walia .Ralla, a PkOMISSOKY NOIE, 9iy.o
III IIvor Oi DR.. l.. q. kinney, or order, sgusd
Kurry, tor Fifty Dollars, giten ono day amer d,,.
and If romemOer. dated IN the summer Of lSS53
The Nute has not been paid, and | warn all person,
against purchasing the as it is Yet due me M,
name is on the back OF the Note.
lS-3t DIR l.. C. KINNEY
, 1866-04-20

BLAcKFooT ExPREss.-It will be seen
from their card that Messrs. Waldron, Ed
gar & BuchaAsn have formed copartner>
ship for the purpose of conducting the ex.
press business between Walla Walls and
Blackfoot All these gentlemen have been
in the employ of Wells, Fargo & Co., and
as such arc fully posted in all that relates to
the express business. Active, energetic, and
honest, as we know them to be, VIC heartily
commend them to the public as well worthy
of patronage. The 6rst express, under the
new arrangement, will leave Walla Walla
on Tomorrow, (Saturday,) and thence they
viii max tri.mODthly trips.
, 1866-04-20
BLlance due; e;..-..........
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, | &c.

COUNTY OF NTz PIERCE oS'
G. GANBEJ, of the California Brewery, being duly
sworn, does depose and say, that the account hereto
annexed is inst and correct; that payments other
than thOse therein, enumerat ed have been made on
account thereof; that there no offsets counR'
claims Sgainst the same and that A. c. SMITH, Asso
ciate Justice Of :he Supreme Court Of Idaho Terro,
ry, is justly indebted to deponent in the sum oi
three hundred and seventy-four dollars and hfY
cepts, (s374 5O,) as setforth in said account
a- .Fs @. GAMBEL.
Sworn and subscribed to, before me At LeWs0''
this 29th day OF March. A. D. 1856.
G. KREBS, j. p, Lewiston Precine''
, 1866-04-20

Books AND MAGAzrNEs.-Persods re,
quiring anything in the literary line will
read the card of s. j. Mccormick, of the
Franklin Book Store, Portland Nc. has
peculiar facilities for supplying everything
in his line, aud having an established repu-'
tation for punctuAlity and correctness, per-
sons who send him orders are certain to
have them filed to their satisfaction.
, 1866-04-20
ORDINANCE NO. "a.

Go IN RELATION TO CERTAIN LICENSES
The People Of the city Of WalIa WaHa do ordsa
as Joiloes, to-lru:
o SECTION l. That from aud after the passage Of
this ordinance the price of license for retailing
liquors shall be fifty dollars per quarter.
SEC. 2. The license for storage of gunpowdsr
il the city magazine shall be ten dollars Der az.
num- payable in advance, to be COLLECTED by til,
City Treasurer, who shall not deliver the kew Of
said magazine 70 any person until such license
shall be paid
SEc. 3. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage. l8lt q.
, 1866-04-20

Tar IT,-Halrs sarsapariiIa, Yellow, Dock, and
Iodide Potass Is undoubtedly the best Alternative and
blood puri6sr in use. Sold BY all druggists.
, 1866-04-20

SrRANGE.-Stoppiug in at the express of>
fee few evenings since, we were surprised
to notice several bundles Of printing paper
marked for the Arulanche, Ruby City.
Considering that our friend WassGn is so
terribly down" on the Columbia River
route, we must confess to our astonishment
at finding him Shipping by the detested line
Brother Wassou, please explain. Has Chico
ceased to exist, and has Humboldt been
given over to the Indians, that you are re,
duced to the sad alternative Of shipping by
way of the Columbia River? Let us have
light on this question, lest we be forced 20
the conclusion that in blowing for HUMBOLDT
and working for Chico, you have endeavOred
to h1mbug your readers
, 1866-04-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TuE CO-PAhTA EkSHlP heretofore existipv 1.
il tween BLOCH, MILLER " CO., aud II5r,S
l. IM, DONG business ar WLlIula and Waila N'nso
;.nder the irm name OF l.. I'm d CO., is hi. A.
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due ~
firm must be paid tO Bloch, Miller 4 Co., Dale, 1
BLOCH, MILLER Il CO
LUIS TIM.
.Dalles, April 18th, 1865. 1872
, 1866-04-20

FIFTY CE>Ts is tho price Of Hal's Pulmonary
Balssm. For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma,
aud all the varied affections Of the throat and air
passages, it is invalua Bile.
, 1866-04-20

tFy- The foregoing account aud affidavit is pub
nsh,d to put an saloon keepers on their guar
against A. C. SAITH, or they may be caught cgSi As
have been. [I6-3wl @. GAhBSL.-
, 1866-04-20
PUBLIC .SAIR

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That as ADM.
~ TRAITOR Of fhe estate of JOHN CAMPBFT1
deceased IwiA sell at-Public Auction on he NV.
IN JUNE, A D., 1866, the one upSyS,L, ,i,sL
half of Ill the Improvements, and right titls ss5
int crest in the Farm known as the PEN D uRFI1I IS
RANCH. owned by the deceased and k. N, RI
JOINT par tners ia business.
ISAAC L. TOBEY, AdministratO,
Covlle, W. T., AbtiJ ~. 1866. ISL