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The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-13

tho act Of levyiny war, tho very dehni.
tion Of treason the punishment inflicted
is deprivation Of a great political fran;
chisc and liberty, onl o. many civil and
social rights--tho former being a severe
punishment, the latter being severcr stih
as involving loss Of propcrty, incapacity
to follow q profession, and exile, aud all
being brands of infainy these punish.
mcu.s arc Inflicted by disrcgarling tho
ordinary course uf judicial proceedings,
in tho legislative assumption Of Judicial
inagistracy, in tho assumption of juris-
diction vvor tho past which belongs on.
ly to courts, in nullifyins and transcend
ing the criminal code, chancin. the rules
Of evidence uud thus ubrosating the con.
stitutional clause requiring two witnesses
to tho overt act of treason Gro conviction
could Lc had, and dccrccin. tic gurit Of
all who could not or would not swear 10
their innocence without indictment OF
trial by jury, und by compulsory soH.
ciiiniuatiOu. ...
| The definition Of the lin Uf a'ttaindcr
il thus more than satisfied, the definition
Of IN er pos, tarto law thus completely
filled out. l'u: to prove this is nothing
to Radical, whether Of tho Missouri
breed, tho Greedy breed, or the Seward
breed. They all knc the law to bo in
iamously laslcss, but their object was to
conform TO constitutions--it was 10 opcr-
ato II gigantic poiticu! prescription uud
arguments against them had better be
mlIgcsscl to their fears, wllicl. arc uniy
dormant, than TO their patr;otisu1 which
las ceased to exist. .--Ne,u Yrk World!
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A Dead AIo!--A California RiacnlaA
KILLS Three Robbers.

Tho last California mai! brings rartic.
ulars Of the following remarkable story.
A sage 20 b wos dvc.haulcd Ly hisl-
waymcn, on lonely road in Nevada conn.
ty, between Marysvillo und DownievillN
ut I o'clock on the morning OF May 1st,
anl robbed Of IS, 900 belonging to Wells
Fargo & Co. Within few hours thcra.
after tue sherilTs posse was s.artcd out
in different directions, and Steve Yenard
struck what proved " 10 tho right trail,
up Yuba river. lie followed Lis lonely
anI difficult road alone, into rocky r..
vino tLreo miles from Lu,uan habitation,
and raw ut some distuuvc above him, par.
tall concealed by rocks. u u,au counliu.,
money. Tho man saw hia,, aud Stove
tLous sht the ti!.c Uf Que Of them Lad COME
for tho robbor was already t.Ain; niTn
when Veuard fired. INSTANTLY another
r.bbcr appeared, but took shelter to fires
AID when Steve saw the roof VI this mans
load he scat liu, the contents OF his soc.
om! barre, aud, having loaded anew, ran
forward 70 secure the booty bciyrc others
o. i'.o roLIcs baud should appear, coui.
lent that two Of them We're done for
He haa already got TIC money bags wloa
third r bier showed hilauc!s, st'!l high.
er up in The -av:uc, anl Steve now fired
hiss sl*, which 1rs: taking fatal effect 4
fonrih WIS fired, and dead mans body
ro;,cl down among the rocks. Steve
N,n.rl bought the Ecws Of his advcn.
turc and the $4,000 into Nevada city 10
2 O'clock the same astci noon of tho rob-.
bury, aud soon after the three dead bod.
res wt.o brought in --tl.c first slo, tllro'
the heart, tho second through tho right
cyc, the third through body and head: and
tho Grst and second wi.ea found were
cleuching their cooked pistols. Wulls,
Fargo ): "a. rrom;t y awarded Steve So,
600 and It last accounts Stcrc nni hin
rifle were lioniz!ne IN centra! California.
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Tic Growth Or Wheat.

Judge Russell of Iron coonty, produced
from II single grain Of wheat stucl Of
seventy five stalks, averaging ~ gruius
each, or an aggregate Of two thousand
ono hundred mud seventy five grains
We're bushel and half (thc ordinary
quati,y} sown OF an acre, and produce il
the proportion tkis grain has done, tho
yiUld would be 's,6G2A bushels to tho
acre. As tho hundrolth part Of ,l;is
quantity is a large yield, and mere than
double the average crops in tho State, IN
interesting investigation would bo 10 do
tcrminO what becomes of tho wheat soWu.
Who can tell2--Ropuo!ican.
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M,'ton Keller llvins near Frederick,
Maryland, MIA killed. - TOW days ugo Wy
III" "xp|osinn Ut u she'll which he plowsd
up. rhs Shelf had 'Hrn buried in the
ground siucc iSG2. ...r. ..,r .e
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Newspaper Postage.

The postage on Weekly Newspapers
t, f,,hscribcrs, when rrepaycl quarterly
or y.s.ly in advance, either at tho mii!.
i.. ot,icc or Office Of delivery, yer quar-
ter. G. months) five cents.
Weekly newspapers. ZONE to!y "n'r)
son. by he rublisLer~, {, actual fu''|'"h.
ws Within tho county whore p.in'cd anl
published, Tree. Tnora arc IN 'ia'"e- in
which subscribers who reside within thn
county receive ,hcir nnil mat'er at post
Offices beyond the county lini's: Sntl
PERSONS are ci.titl.d to receive the PAPER
trco Of p"stage. But subscribers who
li:c out Of tho county. anl receive their
mail mattyr at post pIIcc within it, must
rnr po,'a.'n.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-13

A concert WAS recently given in Chica:
20 by i've hundred children, accompanied
by uin, cabinet organs and piano iurte,
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Railroad ENtsnsivlh

omaha, July 3.-The Government
COMMISSIONERS have examined nn'l acccp.
tel IN ad,li,lona! 70 milcs OF tho Western
Pacific Railroad. l2j miles 0f tho road
arc now in running order. Regular pa...
srnser traius, carrying tho daily overland,
mail rum mcnccL running to Columbus
tho first Of July. a, Columbus tho Dali
ly liuc OF overland stages ccnnrvts with
the Railroad.
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THE LINCOLN COUNTY HERALD
e rrst,aHtD rysaY FRIDAY ny
T. ID m Il y ID j. Il l. IL >.
TERMS, - \ year In advance.
Rates OF Advertising

Nuc sssare, 10 limos or loss ono in'cr''o"' - ov
r:ash additional insertion 20
-,Jminis 'rstors's Notices, U"
-fin,l Settlement Notices, oo
.r.Av Norioss (of a siuglc stray,) %
ia n additional stray In same notice, w
%. 4 liboral deduction will bo made to yoar'y
= !scrtiscrs.
,fH- All Legr' ad-erfimm,n's must he paid tor
y; on publication 10 certified to.
,.e. Transient Advertisements must be oeco'n-
y.aiei with thc !cash.
..A- Advertise ncnts not mnrkcl ornumhcrcd
w,l,hs Inserted till otherwise ordered md charged
for at the above rates.
Professional cards Of ton lines or loss, will be
n4n,cd onr y"ar for $40.
Marriage, Death, Funeral and Church notices
will hs published free.
All communications Of n personal nature tDnst
~ published ever tho writer, nnmo.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ~ p,r,"m' 'ntrrrs
ted that tho undersigned Administrator Of tho
estate Of Clifford H. Sittou deceased, will mako .
Final settlement Of his administration Of said os-
tato at tho noxt August term Of Ito Lincoln county
Court, to b. begun and hold in Troy, on Monday
tho 18th day Of August 1855. J.; NJ. KING,
June 2c 1865 u20.4w Administrator.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-13

Si.u,t calls ure the best, as the hy sa,d
When liz lit W the hot stove.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-13
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to- ail persons inter,
,e,cd chat the unlcr.ignei Executor Of tho cstat,
Of Valentine Harvey deceased, will make Fin,
scttiomcnt Of his administration of said estate al
tho aext August torn Of the LiI,cu]n county
Court, " DO begun aud held IN Troy, un MunduJ
tho I3.h day Of August lS0d.
=. u. SHELTON,
june @3 1868 n28-plw Executor.
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One day last week heavy thunder
storm passed through Shelby county, Ill.
and during the storm the liz htning struck
II tree near Mr. iolloyhers house; twcuty
hogs which were lying under tue truo vt
the timo were struck dead.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE it hereby given that letters .! Admin
1Nistr'i"n were granted To Hardin l.. Sitton
on tho estate of Wilson Barker deceased, Juuo
ly'h 1850, by tho Clerk Of tho county Court oi
Limcoln county Missouri.
All persons having claims against snid estate
ARE required to exhibit tlcnl to tho adn'lnstra'1r
for allowance within onc ycnr from the 'lato Of
said letters, or they may bo prccluird f,oni any
benefit Of said estate, nnd ii mt exhibited within
three years from the latJ of sni luttcrs they will
be forever barred. HARDIN l.. SlrTOS
juno ~ 1868 no6-lt Administrator.
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FSeroos.o oW1 Account "a nhA
s ors.a.s aAa Capture orColeael

W sue Nesovliie Banner.
Late one afternoon Forrest came into IN.
eoieosta! room Of TIE Rebel, q Ohaa,enoo.s
wnese three o. -four Of hie cid frienda ~
colIsstsds end gave 10 minute narr.s,vs ~
~ rsesns eampaiga. HE dsecsiptivs povs
- aro aetusally vssy eood, end. on this
ecc1aieo, he Va full Of his story. ana enohs
WITH the sntAuoias0 end si4plicitv 81 :
ehil1. He had pursusd Straieht's cs,rms
aehttne svssy day, fee nearly fortniehV
ever - olno6e harrsa coantry. for s.vs,ri
hundsod niles, end With q inferioe az.
capturing hin q lase b. strataeem. II
wasn'e certain whom | demanded HE sur,
render. which would have 70 give in, him or
ae. eet Il vas like . ee9~ Of peker. /
sailed hin q sioels pair to his full
trusting - loek. He essmed n 0rst a
have veg )ieele eeo0deacs in ~ mi.
ect l said: ! glvs ysa Ave ninvsse. I'vs
Iolievsd lea aad lea6Ae - Ssr NO 49,.
- ~ have eee - juse vhsrs l ~
-. II 6esd q 0Acei0@na lives. ana I
80 - cAases - eteo Il q 70 ycu don,
! w,.s b aaswsrabls fsr de siaessusn,
stasishs ~ fairly ..b,.s.a.n Heat.
Z seseags sssatsy. Hls e1vrsrrv -
eneva y bss dsspssese ~ NJ -
nand 49, jadsd. What could \. :. ; r.
- eeee4 pok aay leoeee end q. ~ ~
- 9iGhe b eani1csd. He ss,." ..
- - Q sew 0iautso htmoulf snd ~. 49,
Slaenee pstssasea, undse ehe e1sort - 4.
ssurth tASlr aum0es. ..Whers 4 ~ eos
q year command, General p ashsd -,
oesAteht. fosrses soilsd grimly end M.
- Rn0lv U-..~-aH~ go ~ s~1 Uso0S
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The Onawa Gazette chronicles the arrival
of many new settlers In Monona county.
The teeth Of mastodon or some other
monster Of an earlier age Of the world, were
developed in N excavation in Page county.
Charles Wright, of Webster City, 10 the
inventor Of an improvement in saw for oil
kinds Of wssk. A gentleman living in Hoe
mer has invented spring wrench.
A lad named Edgar Perry, about twelve
ysass old, was drownsd in the Cedar River,
about five miles below Charles City, on
Sunday last. LIE with several other boys
were bathing.
II. Burlingame, Jefferson, Buchanan Co.,
July ID, writes: "Nhsat good oil through
these parts, the best ever saw in Iowa.
Oats corn, barley and rye Ill look we'll"
Three of the radical members Of Cong>
rcss from Iowa voted for the new tariff bill.
They were Price, Grinnell and Hubbard.
Tho people should remember those gentle.
men.
Henry iIardmsn, Wilton junction, Cedar
county, July 7, writes: Fall wheat bet.
ter than last year. Spring wheat good
better than for ~ years before. Rye, oats,
and corn nre promising. Barley hardly an
average crop"
Samuel Fees, Quincy, Adams Co. July
II, writes: 1.-THE wheat crop OF this coun.
ty is good. II bids fair for good crop, and
the quality will be first rate. Oats and po.
tatocs are promising"
Mahlon Saunders reports to tho Wspsllo
Republican that. in his capacity ~ cattle
buyer 10 the eastern part Of the State, be has
found but little stock. The cattle have
nearly oil been picked up, and tho few re-
naming are held ct enormous Hgures.-
Hogs are very scarce, giving poor show
for trichinosis.
Large quantities Of wool are being 70
ceivod at Independence BY buyers. One
buyer has already purchased over 1900
pounds, for which be has paid from 40 to
80 ccnts per pound. There are now nearly
10000 sheep in Buchanan county, and the
whole clip must amount 70 about 10000
no 81 da.
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That noble "a vstssan sol1lse end slatss.
man General, Jeaa 4. DIG psselaias hin
ELF in favor Il ~ Naassnal uniea Con
sentative Ceavssaies q PAladslsAia, and
will uodeuessdly sspssssas - ~ occasion
70 lend HE hsasssa voiss and tiuslS infiu-
sncs In favor Of ~ inmsdiA,s and perfect
restesaaisa u ~ SlAlss 70 Ill their rights
and ioounitiss under The Constitution. =
General DIX is natieoai msn-h~ az more
widely. asd aoas more lavoesbly known TO
che ADssican psepIe, and bic endorsement
Of this great movement ofths Conservative
masses will have telling effect in favor Of
the rsatosalion Of the States.
So, too. il will BE- noticed with pleasure,
that the Democracy Of Ohio, through their
Central Committee, have joined hands with
this great movemsnt-not - % abandon
mont Of the democratic party name OF
crssds. but 70 aid in the great and glo,iou'
work sf sssassasisn. The work 10 moving
forward gsandly, and With great force ant
pswse.
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The act Of June 9Th makes several i'm
pertant changes Ia the Pension Lac. One
such 10 that every assigamsna sAls, pledge
OF mortgage Of . pension clAim shall be ut
tsrly void. Ifany pssaoa other than the
party psosionsd shAll receive any moneys on
account Of . pension, he shall make aaida>
vii that be has no interest whatever 10 the
moneys. and Il be sweass falsely n that
rsspsss, be nay b punished for perjury.
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nsn. a pab,is nsn e puhlis pspsssy.
.Whca. M sntss tbs osas u pso5s con-
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"a Neithsr kavs as dseaftsd iron bosom.
b. precedent By sssseei"s the ssss.as o.
: secular paper fes ,hse,ssieal discussion.
What would ovr boosted ehsist'an politics
b. vos.h without ehsissieni'ys Religion
should psrvads oar politics and every law
hi -ursuit Of life. We should have religion
- .sr oo,tesess tss - ps9.iss y sss ~
iis,or. Carissisnisy should give tone end
1|see,,on to our e0eeruuent. u - hsd
had psrs chris.isnity. ss6 snossh seef-in
time would have trs,snted cus ersss
ssSeSaion. and would boss saved - inoeh
suffering, both 10 body and puses.
1.-THE pure and Holy Jesus, and his sent
to the nations. pssashed n the sysag"gus.
in the msrket places, in the forums, and the
schools Of philosophers, Jour humble SER
,vaat, may dslsnd = sdseeass What they
tought in secular o1wscoosf.
} 1|sny ether seassss utgie b offered. but
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10 valuable assistant to the Zodiac and SaEsaparla
subdung the disease. The Iodine and Safsapafilla
purihes The Blood and removes the canse, and the
ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy and pefnanent cure u effected Both
are recommended 10 be used for these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine q 6arsaparilla
Ii rapidly superccding all other Sarpaparillas and
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old sar-
saparllas arc discarded worthless and nearly
obsolete while this u every day increasing In popular
hvor. Druggists and dealers who formerly purchased
BY the dozen, order BY the Gross and Five Cruces
nj . time. It IL warranted Six Times STRONGER,
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Sarsapsr-
lila or Blood Purifying Medicine now offered to the
Public. NO money will be taken for It, Therefore
ask for
DR.. uastorly's Iodine 4 0arsaparilla
And take nothing else.
Plice-the Iodine and sazsaparilla q 10 per bottle.
Picc-0sidley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment,
- cents pea bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr E. Easterly Co., No. 10
North Fifth street, 81 Louis No. Sold at their Branch
Family Medicine Store, No. " Madison etrcet, Chi
cagO, 1is
Fur salc BY al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-21
llVE Err les.

The Eclipse Livery Stable.
Corner Thirdanl Perry sts.,
~ WILL Al ILL HOURS FURNISH
EH Livery, Boar llossss and pay partica-
lar attention to FUNRfLS. on Short Notice.
~ Charges reass able: r,-.
june28d div WOLf z hewitt.
CITY Lively STA BILE.
TIRE UNDERSTOOD HAVE
i just opened nev
l.avERY sTlDLE,
On Third street, be.sen Brady 1N I
and Perry. and have socked with new pug.
gise, New Carriages, ,Ssu ceesss eneSeod asd
eentle horses. -
Particular attention aid to Funerals, Picnics,
and Parties attended at ell times.
Horses bought, soll lana exchanged,
jyl7-dly BARD = ZIMMERMAN.