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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

There is q child in Detroit with two
perfectly formed noses, one Roman,
and the other Grecian. ~. lss,.., -
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
IOWA NEWS.

The lst Iowa cavalry, now at Aus
tin, Texas, have received orders for
muster out.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

Less than two-thirds Of the persons
married in England in 1858 could sign
their names. saa aF 3.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

Ford's Theatre, Washington, is TO
be turned over to the Surgeon-Ge
ais Bureau.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

why talk about not sleeping wink when
people in their sleep never winki
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

The following statistics are from the
general minutes of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church for 1866:
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

in Mitchell. on the 18th w.t., Mrs. Sarah
W. Poindexter, wife Of p. W, Poipdexter,
Esq, of that place, aged 81 years
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
BORN,
MARRIED,

In this village, on the 29th alt., a daughter
to Mr.. G. w. Fletcher. n yf.. f.n..@
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04
ACADEMIES
THE o os,olsAl
TRAVELLERS INSURANCU Go
OF HARrFoRD, CONN.
Cash Assets, Dec. ], $585.838, IL.

Cash Assets, Dec. !, $585.838. IL
INSURES AGAINST
Accidents from Rnna,cay Horses,
accidents from Slippery SideieaKs.
Assaults BY Burglars and Robbers.
Railroad and Steamboat Accdcnfs..
Sprained Ankles aud Brokra Lwbs.
Erplosioas, Collisions, BwrMi~g,ilo
DrOraing.
Accidents OF all Kinds.
Co" Policies of any amount. from one month
to five years time, at small premiums. Over
700 Losses Promptly Pad. IT.91g
j. q. PATTERSON. President
ROONEY DENNIS, Secretary.
Applications received and policies written
by KOBT. q, REINIGER, Agent,
10 bsl Charles City. Iowa.
December 2G, 1866. u gsga swsem
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-01-04

books! BOOks!
GMITH & ATKINSON, at the Postofice,
- are extending their Book Trade. They
are now supplied with School Books, Choice
Miscellaneous Books, &C., and will take or
ders for any books not on hand, to be furnish,
ed at publishers prices. ~ #2
They have fine assortment of Diaries for
1855, Photograph Albums, and Gift Books for
the holidays. sls Ia
Just added, good stock of Wall Paper.
Charles City, Dec 10, 1865. i 5ln
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
morrlhIe.


We learn from the Louisville Dsmr
oerm that The odious Civil Rights
Bill, that has been pronounced un-
constitutional by Judge FowLEn, Is
still regarded 10 other parts Of Ken
lucky az The law Of the land, Some
time ago, three individuals wore arr
rested for an alleged Outrage upon the
PERSONS aud property Of come negroes
~ Nelson County. The parties were
taken before The United States Com.
miesioners, aud hold TO answer NJ the
present term Of tho court The grand
jury, Ut its present sitting, returned
indictments for burglary and larceny
against each Of them The Gases were
consolidated and brought 20 trial Fri
day, The ihaih witncsscs in the case
werc negroes. The attorneys FOR the
defense, Zen, WARD md II. II. Coon
nELL, Esd objected " tbd admission
Of the negro testimony upon tho
ground that, by the laws Of Kentucky,
II wasenot competent. The objection
was overrdlod and the testimony ad.
mittedaa gli 94nb sNR oA. ~
WHAT'S 10 become Of IA If negroes
are thus. permitted 10 testify ih the
United States Courts2 One Of these
fine days solpe white ecoundrel will
be oonyietad on negro testimony and
sent TO the penitontiary, Surely, n
ohivalrtd people cannot tolerate such
ipfamouel proceedings. White men,
forsooth, convicted by negro wit
nessesl Alas alasl there IL no 1u.
turo for this Radical-riddon ilonntryy
Destruction dstares II IN tho Iaeo,
Desolatiop baq marked il for its own.
Ii there no balm in Gilend. noppbysi-
sim there to prevent tho dire oonse-
auenees sure to follow tho admission
Of negro testimony intoaour Courts2
We know not; we fear notno Wetrust
gpme Conservative chap will suggest a
remedy. Something must be done,
and that immediately Perhaps The
Louisville Courier can afford us re-
lief. We turn @ itas our only hope.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
FAC MIN.

The weather promises 10 be delight
fal for our Fair, which begins to-day,
aud continues during the entire week,
We we're highly gratided, the other
day, Ia passing tho Gfounda, TO 500
that every thing IL 10 splendid order
and readiness for the coming exhibi.
ton. We do not believe d moro con.
yeniont or pleasant spot for fair enn
DO found In tho State. There h an
abundance Of fine shade for the stock
,and visitors plenty Of excellent NO
oommodationa for exhibitors Of every
variety Of farm products, mechanical
skill, or professional taste, and the
track. in the form Of tho figure 3, has
few aupefiora In tho State.
We are also greti6ed 20 learn that
the number Of entries, up to last
evening" were largely In excess Of
those made during the same length Of
time NJ any Of our previous exhibit.
tiona, This, certainly, 10 a very fa-
vorablef Indication Of success. We
urge oar citizens, who have heretofore
been careless OF indifferent 10 ita sue
cess, 10 mako nm effort to BIO repre-.
scented there by some article. Every
farm, every shop, every manuihotory,
every household, ought TO have an ar
ticlo Of bomc kind on exhibition. II
all take hold Of the matter with the
proper spirit, our display will exceed
anything of the kind ever witnessed
in Southern Indiana.
The premiums for fast horses are
unusually liberal and must attract a
great many horses from distance.
Indeed, we understand that the super.
intondent of the Fair was compelled
yesterday TO order the construction of
more stalls to accommodate the Ia.
croeAe Of stock that The entries prove
TO him would be there.
Our ladies must not neglect their
interest in tho Fair. Upon their Of.
forts will depend, to considerable
extent, tho success Of the exhibition.
We trust they will not permit the TIA
bic comfort department 10 be either
deficient in quantity or quality.
If all will do their best our Fair
will be source Of pride and pleas.
ure, otherwise we may only think of
il with modification,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

Politics s6ehi 10 be running pretty
high n Memphis, Tennessee. This
ID gratifying II shows that tho friends
Of Congress and The government are
not 10 helpless In that part Of the
country as we have been led 10 be-
lieVs From the furious tirades that
We find In the 1Datdache,, We arc al
most induced 10 believe that the Rad.
ieals may yot carry The city Of Mem.
phia, Wa copy a single Paragraph
from . late issue Of that papefi ~
Mr.. Moore, tige Radical oandidate fdf the
Legislature. says hs n opposed 10 rebels
holding once, THIS 10 pa open Insult 20
every man who tfndeed through rain ana
halt aua Shetland snow I'll defense ~ what
he believed t0be Right, W. H. Af06fs the
e9whrdiy sneak who patted the bfhve
Federal soldier on the bhek, but ,BsYsr
raised his buby hand ~ dafebse Of bis
country, nov proposes ~ bmnd upon the
brow Of the Confederate soldier, 4 tsiiamsf'
" uheleanp "tnfsriofityW " there il u
gotaflih Memphis that syinDatnized with
ths late rebellion who Gun nov support Mr.
Moore, hs ~ efaVan hearted apostaie
Father you who lost a noble boy IN the
struggle, n you forget tliis insult 20 his
memory. aud vote cor Moore, You deserve
30 be forgotten ~ your d6d. Mothers,
what Is there ia the person 0f w. o.
Moore that he. OF his clan, should enjoy
privileges denied yoai honest aens7 siss
tsfsl teach Diose who wish "a Dfestribean
degrade your brothers, that they can
neither bash 10 your smiles OF receive tie
votes ~ Your husbands aud fathers.
What villain Mr. Moong mast be7
Ilo il opposed tefebela holding office /;
BE- pattod Union soldiers on the buck,
and never raised his "puny hand III
delepee Of his country This isg d
mild Wby of putting IL, for mn IRA.
hhchg Tint paper means That Nj
MooRE never raised bis hand agsipst
his Government or course, agiepa-
thizers with the late rebellion car, not
support Mr. MooaE without being
apoatates Fathers, mplbera, and sis
tors, whose relatives wore lost in the
struggle, Gun neser fotgiye him. and
he can not be expected to receive
the yotea Of one, q /" back Ia the
sroiles Of the others Mr. MooaE,
you are overwhelmed by mn Ava
lanoho. ns ~arvr'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

I Cor LgFr Might before last the
passenger trim from Nashville 10 this
city stopped at Bowling Green. The
conductor shouted twenty minutes
for supper, aud about thirty passeD.
gers rushed into the dining room.
Among flic hungry thirty we're
some ladfeela few of whom loft their
children on board the train. While
the passengers were eating, the train
went off and left them. HusbaDds
we're separated from wives, wives from
children, children from servants, and
the feelings Of those who were left
behind can better bc Imagined than
described sope Of them came up
on the freight train .- Louisvittc DEM
OcTdI ,,... ..t.s..tts . ffi8ssfft a9sa
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t
IRelllng.


Betting, especially on elections, il
an Unsafe operation, Perhaps, of all
the doubtful things Of earth, elections
are the most uncertain. We are sat
ished some Of che Democracy are OF
this opinion. We learn, that IN the
Seventh Congressional District, in
particular, several prominent John
son men have been ruined, financial
ly, by the result Of the election there.
so confident were the Democrats of
success thht theyobet with a reckless
ness That's was surprising, in many in
stances giving large odds TO their OPP
ponents. Many Of them are now
wiser aud sadder men. In the Eighth
District, also, the johnson men lost
great deal OF money staked upon
the success Of Mr., Purple. They
had 30 little confidence in the people,
that they thought, through the Presi-
dents Office and PERpuE's money,
there was no such word as fail for the
Democracy. The result was Nmost
disastrous TO them. Hereafter they
will hesitate upon betting against the
loyalty Of the country.
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The Population OF EyansyIlle.

If wo adopt the rale stated by tho
Cincinnati Commercial to be correct,
by which to arrive ut the population
of our city by the vote Of last Tuoa.
day, we END that the number Of in.
habitante In Pigeon Township IL o..
$40. This will give the city aud lis
various engagements population Of
not less than twonty-six thousand
souls. Tho election shows unmis-
takoably that Evansville is the second
city In tho State In population, as the
returns Of the Internal Revenue
proved II 10 BIO the 6rst in commer'
eial Importance.
In population, next TO Evansville
comes Fort Wayne, then New Al.
bauy, (Which falls considerably be-
hind), endiourth on the list is LalAy-
cite,
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enc nlnle oenlral OommILlee.

The indianapolis J0spndt thinks
the loyal people Of indiana 0we
JAcog r WafuHT, Esq, 4 lasting
debt u gratitude for his services as
Chairman Of tho Union State Central
Committee. They may 80 appreciate
bis labors about indianapolis bat We
haven't found the people 80 enthn'
siastio about the matter N any
other portion Of the STATE. no
truth about tho matter i, tbea ~ - ms
District va would have been far bet.
Ter of without State Central Com.
nilteo. for, IN that case, We would
bave made arrangements on our own
behalf for speakers with which 10
onrry on the canvass, and would there.
by have carried three counties, which
wa failed 10 do by tho negligence Of
this Committee. While the Commit.
teo, In the early part Of tho canvass, by
their largo promises, led ~ TO believe
that VIC would be- we'll supplied with
ablespoakors, they neglected us almost
entiAsly We have already stated that
the Committee only sent 10 this Dis
triot two speakers, mud from them We
had three speeches In four Of our
counties not speech was m..de by
their appointment, While w0 To7
peatedly called .atteutiop % tho
fact that We had four very
closely contested counties, and
that good speakers could save
them to us, not single speaker came,
Tho result was that tho work had
to be carried on by local politicians
Tile Democracy carried three oouus
tics Of the District BY less than thirty
Eve votes, If the Chairman Of tho
State Central Committee had done
his duty, we would hive niue i1em
bers Of The Legislature from the
Pocket instead Of sis, aud because
we have ak, (the largest antisdemos
cratic delegation eyor sent, IN not
owing to the assistance Of the Com.
mitiae.
But the past Is gone aud cannot hb
recalled We arc moro interested for
the future Tho campaign Of 1868
bids fair to DO closely contested by our
old opponents n N importn1t that
We hayo an early and efficient organi.
satlon We want no more campaign
management, such qa we have Just
experienced. Either the old Com
mittee ought TO be reoreanizod or
now one appointed, We believe the
deficiency IL not Ia the District meni
bers, but in tho Central Directory ut
Indianapolis, aud that, we think, can
be materially improves, What ssy
the Republican press on the subject.
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To tJorreApon,Ienta

We never notice communications,
not accompanied with the name Of the
author, who must be- made known 10
us, II unaequainted.
Write on only ono side Of tho paper.
Don't write unless you have eome'
thing 10 say Of interest 10 the pablioi
and BIO a. brief as tho subject will nj
low.
Communications should be- address.
ed 10 the Editors Of The Journal,
and not 81 individuals
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

iTng New Albany Leot0cy and C1Dty
mereiat are engaged In q eonifovef-
sary ~ 70 which paper has the largest
circulation Ia an article ia THE
C5mmfreiqi wefnd the following gem
teBe6. lesB ~ ~ ha'fss8"
ut ftbs Commercial has a larger BONA
hde list 81 regular subscribers than any
other nswhDapsr, save One, Published ia
the state. ~ intends ~ fstain aid in
crease u. n does not intend 10 die " rot
from a1ndietons aneetai9n Of dignity
Tic C1mmerciai assumes too much.
IL may flourish extensively IN the
Second Congressional District; but
when II claims moro than that, Il Is
going beyond it, depth, Southern
Indiana comprises far more than the
Second Congressional District, aud
We arc prepared TO say that tho C51,-
n,eroiat has not the lArgest circulation
Of any paper ID Southern Indiana,
nor is II the second paper inthe State
10 point Of eireulatidnaf'si " mei
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
MenLlr MnrLet lloHleM.

We direct the attention of our
readers TO our Review Of tho various
markets Of this city, which VIC have
prepared from actual observation aud
canvass of the trade, aud we believe
will BIO found about correct.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
Takes Hard.

Fl
The Roekport Democrat feels badly
over tho result Of the elections.
Somehow or other they turned out
very differently from what IL expected
and promised its readers, From the
tone Of it, editorials we conclude that
itrthinks ~ Ils3 zen lt 'al5''
~ 1.-THE tneinsiBh1iy days have Gonai W
The saddest o1tbeyeaf."
1t had hoped that second MoeEs
had arisen TO deliver the Democracy
from bondAge, and lead them into
Offices flowing with milk aud honey,
Tho result proved ita MOSES to be
only a jonah. Unfortunately, too,
the discovery WINS made too late to
throw him overheard, aud thereby
calm tho wdve5f Of popular indighd.
non. Poor fellowsl One blow from
tho grept Republican, whsle dashed
their vessel TO pieces, aud the misera-
Bile craft With alton board disappears
brAoath the surface.
The Democrat ID distressed about
what is.aoiHgto haiipon1 Worse ttian
that, Il dous the prophetic gafb, aud
tellp IA what terrible things tho future
has 10 store for az. II aays.
II the vote Of this county IL 10 be taken
az erGterlqn Tor tho 4ettled poiiesgt6 be.
inaugurated ia Che future, the decision IL
~ 80 ALL :.
post man shall be- doubly taxed, in order
toproteetand suaQoU The rich oendshoide7'
who tho present hump Congress has, ex-,
empted from taxatioh And the Repre-
sentativafrplh thisoonhtyAand the Aana-
tor from this district, will be dareliet to
thair duty II they should fail 20 vote for
the CONGREGATIONAL ANanahdlneut, which II
intended 10 give tho negro the right 60
vote and To hold office. In all probability
they W III be called upon TO cast their votes
lJtBaor abaiaa striking out the 18th article
Of Dor State Constitution, ana although
the Republican party refused ~ Endorse
Col. Wright for voting for That measure,
their present Representative ana Senator
wiliyQte just aa Col Wright did, n they
heSe an opportunity. We put this upon
record for the benefit OF our Republican
friends. our prediction r. that they will
also vote for a. fTohibiiof1 Liquor Law.
Wa want our friends TO remember Htis,
atssS weshave charged upon the Hapob-
lean aaefty ms beng III favor OF negro auf'
fraaa. Sfhey denied the charge. Now we
put upon the record another prediction
thntif the proposition IN voted upon at the
nextlgssion Of the Leglslatpre--whethar
or not llio negroi sltsli have Tho right or
auffrhAA, that The Representative nnd
Senators elected by tho Republican party
viii vote 10 giyn them that right.
/ OH the miserable RAIDS. What
woes will they not bring upon us2
They are going 70 have niger suf-
fraee; tax the poor twice in favor Of
the rich bond holder, who amt to be
taxed at all, at all; they viii have the
Constitutional Amendment, which il
intended TO give the negro the right
to vote and hold Office they are going
to strike out the 18th Article Of our
State Constitution, and they arc going
to vote, also, for a prohibitory liquor
law. Hence these tears on the part
Of the weeping Democrat, who, like
RACHEL mourning for her children.
will not be comGorted,, because they
ri . .
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More scared than Hurt.

For some days past there has been
IN unpleasant fumor circulating
through tho country othe effect that
tho Republicans Of Iowa had lost n
Congressman 10 spite Of their large
majority IN the State. A cireular WAX
forged aud scattered through one Of
tho Diatrete-the Sixth-announoine
the death of the Republican eandi,
date for Congress. BY this means
great many persons were induced to
scratch off bis namc from their tick i.
eta, aud Il was supposed that no waa
thus beaten, Later advioes, however,
place his election beyond a doubt,
aud that, too, by a majority that will
reach four thousand. This settles tho
fact that ia all the States which held
elections on Tuesday last, The Rcpub.
leans Lost only two Congressman,
while they gained two, leaving the
delegations from these States precise.
" as they stood in the lust rohgross.
This ia an unexpectedly gratifying no.
suit Tho most sanguino Republicans
before the elections did not x}oot
10 do 80 we'll. .a.iilatHt hne
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
South Carolina.

A correspondent of che New York
Herdid informs that paper that Gov.
ORR IN anticipation of tho endorses
ment Of the restoration policy of Con-
gress in the impending Northern cleo
tons, is inclined TO try the experiment
of calling his Legislature together for
the ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment, aud to move also in be,
half of new election for members of
Congress, to the end that men may
be chosen who can take the testaoath,
whioh,is a law Of Congress.
HA NBMB iHuOlEhafH HoI h1tAf WV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. and O. u. 4.
Arrangements Of Trains for the
Fair Grounds, and during
40 the Fair.
TTnATNs wiz LKAvE THE

HynAGNs WILL LEAVE THE
~ Evansville Depot al 800 AID, and the
DEPOT and Fair Grounds every hatf~hour
through enefi day tiii about pm.
Tickets % cents'-ehiidfen ~ eentA~to GO
and tetufn) must be purchased bsforC sBs
tefihR the cars. Tickets ~ EgHnsyiils ana
return sold NJ .thr Fair UFguHdef Fare paid
on the cars without a ticket ~ cents eaeh
way. set. feefts II
The WILDERNESS Accommodation Train
runs during the Fair gs an Excursion
Train, NJ bnlfsiafe for the round tfip-leAy-
Ing Vinesfinea at 7fib ain, arriving ~ the
Fair Grounds at 1905 AIN, and the city ~
l0i2G am. disturbing, ienvgs tho city ut
a pm. ana Tho Fhif Ur0undA ~ 4i2O pm,
arriving ~ vineehbas 10 o. 10 PIN ON
FRIDAY, thla train runs all tpe way froia
Sullivan, len Wing there ~ BfBJ Am. ana res
turns ~ Sullivan ~ 1874 PIN. Fare rom
gA points ab0ye Nine shtes, and feturn,
only w.
I'fbs Mail Train carries visitors ~ the
Faif ht bhifafHfe for the round trip, Tickets
70 return, good on all trains during the
Weeh IOIfN fNEIlltt i 10, fsitpt.
Evansville, Oct. Is. locl9 dat
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

arqBot. Alive can 'lAay 10 Ithe,Ltpt
.oeyat Is, Fret not lhyself beeause Of
evil doors Take no ,thpgsbt Of
the morrow sufficient unto the day
Il tho evil thereof" fit will only
look over the Good Book IL may find
other passages equally consolat0ryn &
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16


A CORRESPONDENT writing from tho
West to an Eastern Journal. says Kansas
city, Missouri. will soon be city of i00,.
600 Inhabitants IT'S annual review Of trade
a. published In the annals OF that city
showed business OF a6.0li 400 "a. Behind,
aud commercially tributary 60 Kansas
city, II a grain and fruit producing country
larger than the States OF Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota
with no other outlet save through that city
That correspondent unquostion-
ably owns some corner lots in Kansas
Oity or has been employed by sosno
one that does. Kansas City soon TO
be city of 100000 inhabitantsw We
advise everybody not to sell off their
property and start FOR that city on tho
strength of the above report If they
do they will find themselves badly de.
ccived, Kansas City il a ilourishine
little town, but there arc several
places out west that have equal
chances with il in the race for com.
mcroial prosperity Some OF them are
already ahead Of il in wealth and BON.
ulation, aud their prospect for con.
tinued growth aud prosperity is equal.
ly good.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-16

DOES the right TO make laws for tho
people of the United States reside in
a Congress elected by the ballot, or in
President elected by bplletp
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STRAYED.

eTmArEDv- HORSES 80 About October
- nth, fr9m my farm on the Newbnrg
road, two rntlaa from Evansville, one large
iron-gray norae. i've years OLD ana one
dark brown Mare, ave years old. a suit
able reward win hepeld on deliyety OF the
~ Main street, ,,s'lfs ~ J. ~. MORGAN. !,
soctlg div sdi IT, eenaunjnvH
80 nhi WI -, .r1aH'
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Second Dlstrlct.

The following is tho official vote Of
the District;
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esNwcI wdAfveNA str "A
.As1s ysaea2 1Be iss
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.


w AOig0fOl HOR0uOt HOR0HUMi
CASH paid for sorgho syrup, ono % one
lNltf ilRowN, BUTLER a CO..
Crocers and Commission Merchants,
Coffee, Tea, nc. De,
No. A Walnut Rtraef.
fenih dunn Cihoinnnti, Ohio
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