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sAna sreAsap 0iht IN fakee n sceak9i} ~ AAt
insJt dss;S 70 I'D ~ hav
b beds k1nrly d AdEG nv tn KIM
nv. aid have seen the whole crop 81 6eAfi0s
DESTROYED almost instahtaneously, while in >
few DAYS afterwards the plants, as if by magic,
wouldrserthe hsdswnh lussnenl aaaves.
We do not believe that the undiluted oil
would prove injurious to the leaves, but such
extravaganza is unnecessary. as the small
quantity va, have given is efectual. -
s, No toubsfthe eggplant ~, en9 allanseos
that can be reached by the or can be de-
stroyed.
There is scarcely uns of our readers to
whom we are sure this hint alone will not be
worth nsany annual subscriptions.
We may add that any oil is as good ss coal
oil, but being likely II b lhn1 early OBJ
tanned when wanted, is recommended also
care must be used to keep the water in the
pct stirred when used, so that portion of
the oil gets out as the water runs, otherwise
the oil floating on the top of the water will
stay there till all the water runs out and only
the oil left for the last. Fer This yreason, q
syringe, in many cases, win be preferable 70
the watering pot, as the oil and water will
have better chance of getting out.-Gar-
denerls Monthly. AsA 'esxsa.xTEg
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Chr @ott @Hp.
POETRY.


~ NyAAaa.M 3saASG1k@
Sing we stanza concerning MAMA. s,s-;sa
Twin lakes tha, feed the scanturient Nile
To them Lake Superior's voted inferior
They're wetter thai Wetter by manya mile
Hippopotamus, elephant, creatures irreleyent,
Live on their margins-nct horses and kinei
Slave women sly, very white ivoory,
Are products in chief Of that rsgion divine.
The deserts sandy as old 0symandyas s
Saw, about thirty nine centuries back;
But, close by Nyanza extravaganza
OF verdure appears on the travellers track.
While Danube and Arno, wild menace of war
know,
And Seine wears singular sinister smile,
Thames, river Of traffic, has sent geographic
Prcelaimers or peace TO the birthplace of Nile.
TIE Orl
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LAW OF IOWA.
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[PuBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
cHAPTER6L Il
Transfer Books.

AN ACT for the transfer Of real estate to regulate
the assessment thereof and facilitate the col
lection Of revenue.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By The General Assem-
BY OF the State OF fora, That from and after the
taking effect of this Act, ii shall be the duty Of
the recorder ofdueds In e4ch county il this state
to keep in his Office books for the transfer Of real
estate; which shall consist of transfer book
proper, description book, index book, and book of
plats. a. -
SEc2. Said transfer book shall be ruled and
headed substantially after the following forms;
and entries upon the headings upon the transfer
books proper, shall be in numerical order begin
ming with section The transfer book thus:
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FAMILY CABE1.
Case Of SO vias and book complete 90
Case Of 20 large vtais In morocco and book... 90
Case Of 70 large vals plain and book..... 90
Case Of Is boxes (Nos. ~ ID and book-....- %
These remedies by the case single box, sent 70
any part Of the country, By mail express, free o,
charge, rscefpf OF the price, Address
HUkPHREFy SPECIFIC
H0NEOPA TH7U MEDICINE COMPANY
ofbcs md Depot No. $50 Broadway, New-Ymk.
Yor sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his onseo a.
sonaily By LETTER. above, s all terms Of disease
ian17dIy
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9 U0ARS-6O hhds. New Orleans Euga,
y q ~on r. ~ y .,Ay,o,n -
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THERMOMETERS. -Kendalrs 8. in iapan.
- ned tin asA aaepsr cssee for Di~tiile.s hrsussp
80 sa1eps'a sAA sgT net weather, for sae BY -
Nh tWxIxMo0h bARILRr1 o.
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MEDICAL NeTICE.
J. s. LOWER, N. D.,

nFFERS his services as Physician and Sur
~ geon to the citizens of KeoAuk
~ Once At the Drug Store Of Lower Pollock No.
~ Main etreet.
DrAesidepce on the corner of 18th Morgan.
jyl+d3m
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Observe the following symptoms
Resulting from Disorders of the digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fuiiness OF Blood OF the
Head Acidty of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Die
gust for Food Funess Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructstons. sinking Flnttcrinx the Pit az the
stouarh Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fiuttering II the Heart Choking suoea
ting Sensations when in wing Position hmness of VI
sion Cots Webs before the Sight Fever Dull Psir in
the Head Deficiency Of Perspiation Yeovness Of the
skn and Yes Pain in tho eide, Back, Chest Limbs etc.
Sudden Flnshes Of Heat Burning In the Flesh Constant
Imaginings of Evil, and great Deprrssson Of spirits.
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERFKrfs-see that the sigma
tnre Of 20. H. JACKSON Is on the WRAPPER Of each
bottle. ~ Pice-fingle bottle ONE DOLLAR, or a
half dozen for FIVE DOLLARS.
HS should your nessest druggist not have the article,
do be pst Oh BY of ths intoxicating preparations
that may be offered In It's place. but send to Us and We
will forward securely parked, by express.
Principal Once and Mandatory, 6ai Arch etreet
Phfladelphie, Pc.
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= = b Daily Minus.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1866.
Georgia Items. /,

Georgia Items.
10 ro. ls.rR1cA.-The ship Gozconda, Captain
M,srr,1y cleared at Boston on the 18th instant,
FOR Africa ,.ia Charleston The Macon Telegraph,
ri S,,,.iEay. savs; .1.sszEs..: ;#s.ss.s
s. Some two hundred and odd OF colored persons
gIe ao;s5 Il, lake their departure from Georgia,
nut:er the.vquices of the American Colonization
apciety. W. ioarn that Of this number about one
Hundred anil seventy are residents OF this town,
a.a forty o, fifty from Sparta and other places
itwiIl be see. that they will march in procession
fom the Second Baptist Church to the residence OF
JEFF, Long, who will present them with the Lberian
splors. -. =
Macon says thst the authorities ii ssa
collins per day. to bury negro Panpers. tsrea -
htarye and to die"
On Thursday night last the jail at Brunswick
vas ur and t soner sae names aat tSe
4 building on fire. hoping to escape during the con-
fusion incident thereto.
Hon James NJ Calhoun Of Atlanta is out t., as a., ap
orig nal Union candidate tor Congress IN the 1tn
! district Chronicle e Sentinel.
day was the day set apart for the second meeting
af the citizens of Griffin generally to decorate the
S graves OF the Confederate dead who rest in the
ee and nappy
|, ,dstng ono Indeed, the graves are oil in excellent
9rder, and most Of them were beautifully decorated
I with eYersrecns and flowers, some OF them having
been beautifully hedged around with boxwood 1t
vas \ enost charming acene-the matrons, the
Young iadcs the little misses, all there doing their
), fuli share OF the sacred work Of beautfyng the
s0ldlo1s graves. s.
CorroS.--A largo number Of wagons, laden with
khat precious staple, cotton, came over from Edge
field District yesterday afternoon. These, togeth
az with those that doubtless arrived from our adj
iaoent countiea will contribute largely to the en-
z-hrening OF our streets to-day. Our merchants
liberal in their purchase of country produce their
country friends should be- quite as liberal with
them Daily Press, Augusta.
s. The STATE LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature OF
Georgia will convene on Thursday, the LIST proxi-
mo. Matters Of grave Importance will come up
consideration, and the inference is that the ses-
sipn will DO one Of unusual interest to the masses,
AM. .aborous to MEMBERS bid.
I'VE learn from the Griffin Star that the Coweta
House, in Newman was destroyed by fire last week.
Dr.. j. L. Blornt, Of Stewart county, has been
elected State Senator for the 18th District. Ut. s.
announced himself as in favor OF the abolition OF
. county courts, and of strelief' to the people.
! [Sau. Ne1s and Her0M
! { a correspondent Of the Augusta Constitutional
iBs objects TO the present loose manner OF seleeng
Jurors and says That avfew days since he noticed
syoung man on trial for simple larceny, who on the
ground Of Ignorance, youth and poverty, was re-
leased from prosecution. The same week he was
/ sitting in the jury box.
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y 5ohrr two weeks ago young italian priest arriv-
I'd ut N@Ys York from Cuba, and was made the VIC
fti,n oi Oh ingenious conspiracy. Ho was robbed
20. his wardrobe, diamond rings, a gold watch and
three purses Of gold Through the perseverance
of jle detective police officers, Che thieves were
traced to this city, aud through the assistance Of
Bpeteotyc Dunn they were arrested in Commercial
street; $4,000 Werth Of the property recovered apa
% Ise rassalls ,ssaturued to NeW York. -"
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Jefferson & Brothers have published in 12mo
neabcloth binding, clear print, 224 pages, the talo
s;Cof IN II some time since under the name Of 0fhe
STORY oi ElHlbeth." This narrative got many
readers il i4 previous shape, because Of the pa-
q lt writer, and kept them, because Of tho
wo1oaay net and simple skill which she avaiod
acters aa English, though the scene is chiefly in
Paris and the heroine meets many vicisstudes,
that draw ont the finer qualities Of its authors
=zz -
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

! RoCuEsTKR, n. December 28, 1851.
Messrs. p H. DRAKE & COL have been great suf.
tarer from Dyspepsia three four years. and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago J
ried the Plantation Bitters and to my great Joy am
nov nearly we'll man. Ihave recommended them iD
several cases. and, far a. know, always With signal
benefit, am, respectfully yours. --
Rev. J. 8. QATHORN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aar AWAY WITH sPEGTAOLEs.-oLD EYEe
made new, without spectscles, Doctor OF Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten CENTS Addresa
aB. FooTE NJ. D., Nc. l1o0 Broadway, New YORK.
November 8 ....z...--
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PH11ADEzpH1A, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1862.
REspEoTRD FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bittera Thou
wilt send me two bottles more. "
Thy friend, ASA CURRlN.
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wMUsIO BOOKs-BAssINrs 90 MELOD1O
EXERCISES, In form Of solfeggo's. for Soprano aud
the art Of Singing, by CARLO BAss1N1, Books, each
pIAvo FORTE oALrsTHENrOs, collection Of Exer-
oises strengthening equaizing and acqn1ri1 exi
bility of fngering, by FhANCIS FL. GROWN, recon-.
merded BY aorrsoHA1K' BAeezN1, and others. Price
All the latest alp = Of INSTRUMENT
TAI AND VOCAL hUalJ published By
~ te1'> o0&- WM. HALL 4 sON,
No. 643 broadway, New York.
Music sent By mail postpaid on receipt OF msrked
price. mWI omo --o 0o.ooo. =
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A9 ITOHl ITOHl ITOHl sORATOHl
soRAToHl sORAT0Hl WHEAToN's OINTMENT
s cure tho itoh in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum,
Olcers Ohiblans and al1 Erupuona Of the skn Price
80 cents, Fer sale by all druggsts By sending GO
cents to WEEKS POTTER. Sole Agents, ITO Washing
ton street Boston, It will be forwarded by mall free
postage, to any part Of the United States.
,une 6roOD
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

H8 It completely neutralizes the peculiar syphNtc
posoH and eradicatea every particle Of the tan from
the system forever.
Ra- This is not remedy that MAY CURE, but one
that DOES and WILL CURE every case without failure
when taken according to directions.
aar Neither ia It remedy to be tred but one that
has been tried and thoroughly tested In some Of the
very worst cases Of secondary and tertiary Syphilis,
and in every case made complete oure and gave the
sufferer new lease Of life. health, strength, and happt
ness.
R- II is now being used and recommended in their
private practice by Of the most eminent physi.
clans in the United States.
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g T..-.18RO. *.

Another wonderful Ingredient, of great use among
the Spanish ladies IF South America impartlng beauty
to the complexion and briancy to the mind is yet
known to the commerce of the world, and withhold
lts name for the present.
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E.G.A.R.
DIR. LAWRENCE'S
CELEBR AT ED
ANTI-sYPHlLITIC,
FOR THE CURE OF SYPHILIS IN ALL IT'S
FORMS.

T1H1s ExTR TRAoRD1NARY AND TRULY vA1uRAn1R
l. Medicine s prepared with the utmost skill and care
by regular graduate of Medicine and Pharmacy from
and Is therefore
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IA smile was on her up-neath was IN her loo.
strength was In her step, and IN her hanoe
l10' 'D'1Na D'1N T-1880-.X.
few bottles Of PLANTATION bl19Eas
- VIII cure Nervous Headaohe
- Gold Extremites ana Eoverigh Lips.
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath.
Fletulenoy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short BEoath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
= prostration; Great Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak RoWeies &C.
Which are the evidences Of .,,,x.-a,,
-. LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYePKPslA.
It ID estimated that seventenths Of all adult ailments
procaed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
secreons Of the liver overhowng into the stomach pol
son the entire system and exhibit the above
After long research we are able to present t9e mos'
rana1kable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced Within one year over s1
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION B1TTRRs and not an instance OF compliant
has come to our knowledge -
lis most efectuel tonic ana agreeable snmuiant
suited TO all conditions oflife
The reports that it relies upon mineral substances for
,ta active properties are wholly faise For the salts.
action OF the public, and that patients may consult
their physcians we append List of ta components.
| OAL1sAYA bAnK.-Oelebrated fer over two hundred
yesra la the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness etc It was introduced into Europe by the
Count ss wife of the Vioeroy OF Peru In l840, ana
afterwards sold by the Jesuts TOR e eoTnou. prtce o.
It, oo ,ssaht in sircr under the name Of JesNs fot0
dsrs. and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
of France. Humboldt makes especial reference TO is
febriuge qualities during hs South American travels
CAsoAnG1LA BARK-For diarrhoes, colo aud diseases
of the stomach and bowela,
DANpRI1oN-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop.
sioal Affections
OHAMoM1LE F1owERs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromattc. strnulant and tonic
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
WMTEnaRBRN-Fo scrofula rheumatism, etc.
AN1BE-An aromatic carminatfve; creating desh
musole and milk; much used By mothers nursing
Also oloyebude, orange carraway, cosander. snake.
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~ ooTaATE'g HONEY soAP.-THIs OELE.
GRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand.
made from the choicest materials, Is mild and
.mollicntin its nature, frsgrantly scented, and
extremely bene fcinI In Its action upon the skn Fol
,ale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealera.
- F,ehrusrv 1yf
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xs- MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, AN ESSAY
Of Warning and instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
ith sure means of relief Sent ee Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr. ]. 6KHL1N HoUaH.
ron, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
Aumat14 8mo
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.@ ARTIFIOrAL EYEs.-ARTIFIOIAL RU.
NAN EYES made to order and inserted BY prs. f.
BAUoH and P. GoUGELn1ANN formerly employed py
'sI.osg Ans, - 'o.. ~ =. " ~ 1yf
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A FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PHYSICIAN
READER, STOP :! PAUSE !! THINK

Have you ever been affected With Syphilis In any Of
ts frms2 II So do not the fearful risk Of entail
Aorrld diseases upon your children and ohdrens
children to the third and fourth generations, but be
positively to drive every vesge Of the disease
from your system at once, by taking LAWREN0E's
ANTL8YPHILLTlO.:
RS- It has heea remarked by celebrated medical
writer ast syph!hs !h ana It's o @ Seud De
would disappear"
a This valuable medicine is pie Asant to The taste,
has adeltghtul odor, and is not in the least Injurious
a8- For sale By oil lruegsts, and
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SHERMAN HOUSE,, OnuoAao, M..(

MRssns p Il. DRAKE & Co.:-plrase send us another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Btters. As morning
sppetizer they appear to superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed. --
Yours, DO, Gsk0E q WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has net heretofore been
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Tttino,,:als from e most distngniasd Artis IN Europs
10 Aessrs Chiekaring d 8oRs:


SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London
Among the ohiefpoints Of excellence Of the Ohoker
Ing Psnos Of which speak the renowned lists in their
are tho greatest possible dsp richness and volume of
tone, combined with rare briGancy, clesrneas AID
perfect throughout the entire neale; ans,
above all surprising duration OF sound the pure ard
athletic quality OF which changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch
During the past forty three years this firm has mana-
''0.1N0~ 80, 900 PLAN O5,
In the construction Of whoh they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement. They hsvo invaria'
bly, been selected and used by al Of che worlds &C.
kno,vedged great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
THALBERG.
I consider chictering & Sons Pianos. beyond com.
parison the best have ever seen ~ America
GOTTsCHALK.
Iconader ohiekering Sons Pianos superior TO any
They are nnrivaled for their singing qualities and FOR
the harmolious roundness of their tone. There Ia
nerfeet homogeney throughout all the registers The
npper notes Arkable for oIearness and purity
which do not find ia any other Instrument, while she
distinguished for power without harehness and
for amagnihcent s0nerity.
WEHLI.
Your Pianos are superior to any have ever aeen In
this country or in Europe
have never heard tone so psrfeot It yields evory
expression that IL needed IN mGsse, and its quality s
capable OF change TO meet every eeOtlment u
rare power, and is derived from the perfect purity OF
It's tone together with its sympathetic elastic and weA
balanced touch.
POZNANSKI.
During the past eight years have constantly played
upon ts justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours axe the
only instruments that have found. either here o. ii
Europe to equal them In all their points OF exceence
1t may be satisfactory to onr patrons and frleaas
ong the public at large to state that nave
been received from all the leading artists who nave
visited or are now residing In the United States W
whose Names besides those above, We append, na,n
LEO DE MEYER. GusIAr "a n5t,n = A6A'
ALFR ED JAIL. o. sMMnUtGOuun;u BEN. Gunu
H. ANDERSON. ON.- NJ sIhAAooon'
- Nv : ARTHUR NAP0LA0N.=
And many others.
nor ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LISTS
SENT BY MALL. ==s#z z==
.WARE.RooMs,
10. $50 Broadway,
N b w Y y r K.
- fmw6rao
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Worth CarOltna Items,

Major w. ". Pierce, for many years resident Of
Wilmington, ind during Confederate times Chief
Quertermaster of the Department Of North Caro-.
hna died in Norfolk Va, on Monday night last, OF
Cholera. Major. Pierce was ono OF the most enter
Irising of the merchants Of Wilmington, He leaves
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IA smile was on her Ap-health was IN her look
atrangth 1vas IN her step and In her handsPIAHTA.
rIoN BIgTEBs," -
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James II. Wahh, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR: AS you are going sack to The Unitsd
States. must beg you TO remember me kindy to the
Messrs ChokerinR. Tell them I was deiIBhtad wiels
their Grand Plano. .forteas good instrumeA lsink,
as .uas ever turned oNs, both in touch end tons.
Wishing ou, &C., remain over truly
H F. BROADWOOD,
Firm Of I. Broadwood b Sons. PIano-forto Manutac.
turers, London.
, 1866-08-30
Illinois mud Michigan Canal,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.

DRDoEpoRE, August al .. m.
CLkAEEn-Pfop Morning Star, Peoria, 3te95 Is
stores and holiovase, GO brls sat- 1000 rc brick
Jcdtsson, lasa≤ Commodore Eooe 81 IL # lumber,
900 # lumber. 20o0 shingles; Drlso Joliet s. A.
douglas, No. Pekn. sjl II lumber. 400 la,h II
Mc1nnau Otawa. II 900 It lumber 100 b.ls salt Belle
France Morris; Ocean Plain. 1853 1t lumber; Union.
rcEtn. s,ii6 II lumber.
ARntvBD-Dsrge No. I, LasaIe, is tons coal Gold
Hunter. Lasallc 5e0 bu corn y. Hes, Lemont o. ys
Tubbte stone s. F. Gale Lcnunt 20 gus rubbc stone
Laay franklin Lcnont, 50 yds rubble stonc Colonel
Manning, Lmons, IS sds rubble stonc u yds dlmeu-
slon ktone Cuba Ottawa. $500 ba com carondotct,
buffalo Rock hu corn Waterloo. lnSallc. a0 bu
corn, 2oo bu wheat; r. Sotlhrup, Nuooka, 125 tons
carth; E. Dusnham. Muooks, 1e5 tons Garth Hepub-
lie. Joliet Aound I0 tons earth Ocean Spray Ottawa
s 100 bu corr Laura Anh Norris $50 bu corr $50
rs sunaftes Tobacco Plant, Sankakee 1000 bn corn
Robert Holmes, Utica. a6ol bu corn; H. Cooley, L.
mont. Sc yds rubbe stone; Mary Walker, Lcmont q
yds rnbhic stone, % yds dimension ftonc; George l.
Taylor, South Lockpost = yds rtprap stone wllsm
Merriam, Joliet Mound. tio tons gravel.
DR1poEronr, August -. 1876.
clEArKp-s. F. Ga1c, Icmont; u. Hes, Lcnont;
Lady Franklin, Lemont; Il. Cooley, Lcmont; Colonel
Ilann!ns. lcmont; Mary Walker. Le.uoat; 1sab.!la
Morris; Contrast, Morris; Orator. Lassc; r. Norzhup
1Tlson Defiance, Morris; H. Hanltu. OttaEa; Il. E.
Goodttl, Ottawa, g9,000 shingles; Geo. L. TAYLOR,
sollh, Lo;kpost; Gold Eag:c!; Nautilus, Psl4on.
1so 500 rs stars and heading: Commerce. Joliet T.
casks tan bs <: Elizabeth. Lockpost, 2ss mcrchan
disc: Eclipse. Lockpo:t; Neptune, Ottawa, Iys
feet lumber 20 100 shingles; a. s. Carpenter, Joliet
Gold Rod Ottawa, . t93 fet lumber, 90 lath j. B.
Pteston Morris s'6s feet lumber; Republic. Joliet
Mound.
AEftvEn-Cnad!lla. Marseilles, 500 bu cora; I'LL
dose, Sencca. 5,o hu York State, Seneca $500
bu corn Portland, Lasalle. $500 bu corn J. 1Ia.ring
ton. Ma1setlct. 5,s0o bu cora W. S. Gurnee, Lcmont
Is yds dimension stone; II. 4. Loomis, Ltmont y ya
flih}1e Stone.