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IS Public Square,
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested The insoiFenry or the estate
III Of sarah Taylor, diseased. co. ghleh Z an The
Admiuistras5r 20 TIE Clerk q the County Cou-t II
smith county. Tennessee; and an order hsvilE
been made or pchicsuun 10 tle kashF le Union
n@Espsper Published ID NE city o. kashYiis. Ten
resEees for Our EleuessiTe Eees -. requInnE al
persons haF % elalas agzInst Fad estate 8 he
them. properly a1s1@ufoated aith The Cerx o.
sad Ocurt % on bei1fo the isi daF Of September.
1885, 30 ratetae sfiueneut. under The insalveuf
laEs q ne etaee or hsT ail - crerer trrred
ms 4 tnsreieie p = - nnil1a n zoe nans April
sth. ls81. laps st'l JH WIlLIAMs, Adu-
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RIvER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
In Smith County Circuit Court
O.tobsr Rules. 10 Clerks OHce, February "a 1855.
Th0"2 y. N h0sn''' BIZ 70, Divorce.


ON molten o. comp siuants solicitor IN tn cause,
u anne airing 10 Che SATISFACTION o. the Clerk, on an
dawn thst defendant d nonresident rf Igunessees
Il rs therefore ordered that nouce o. gwen by pub
lrsuon in G. e Nashville Union, q newspaper puo-
li-hed rn che city Of Nashville, fenues te, four sue
ces,ivo weess. requiring sad Martha Jane Hughes
10 appaar lsf1re tho ueKt Clrcuit oou 81 srn ID
courty. Tennessee. setting a. the Court house m
Carfhsee. on TIE ain Monday m March next, isdb,
thsn ana there 20 peai, a. muir or snsser % com
tlainaurs uill, CT the same vii be tnken or con-
ie.sef aud set DOVE Tor hssung erpaIIe, a. % her.
WIN J. CLEVELAND, CLERK.
TIKI vrft per =. +. WuKrssoS, ID Q.
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FnE.-An alarm Of ere occurred yester-
day morning, occasioned by the burning Of
q chimney on the corner Of Ash and Sum
iaer streets. No damage was done.
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AA0 nAYi Agents. wsntsd % ssu rcs
- - - md uonderful sEWIE6 MACHINE,
80 csh ohsap one hceneod, Address aAAN
risRg, Biddaf0Ta hHtss.
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HAErKRs 6UERRuLAs.-The noted guerrilla
Ellis Harper has been seen recently in the
vicinity Of Richland Station. Several Of
HarPcr's gang we there, and it is reported
that Harper himself is in that neighbor-
hood, badly wounded.
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Nj IL E N A ,

ne nod and Injury of the age, without single
fsgIt. one tr.al VII co1un-e tlr u9oi sEel -.c.l-
Makes PUDDING, Cakes, Cls.i'..s n.tni aalses
A., without .singass, With ..s .. l' egg ai '--
- h, -.-i.--.~v vgrrar FHrr greatly mproFea
Brsad nj CaFe. Itis als1 excellent or tlIese1Iag
-gert -eucs. srtv.s s.rf. ar tt1sl soup, &C.. f0r
Iee-Cream nothing can compare Nita Pc ..-r
boiled milk vii pr9il.e f-.a .-s.-- -t
ch1roiate, toa, tc.
But On IN one pond paczsEes, under ihe ir-aie-
marx Msizeus. with dlrse...l- ..r ert.
rnost dalcl0us article li ....i PIG 500
iuFalids Of AID ages. For sale ns a.'- .-.i A'lt-
aists everywhere.
WhoIeauls Depos. fGG Fuiton - View Aors.
WILLIAM UUilfEA General Al'.i
ina. a -rv
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1866.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The only business In
this Court, yesterday, was the disposal OF
a large number Of misdemeanor cases. VI
course. details would be without interest.
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Dollar Each.

All the above list OF goods viii be holu Tor one
dollar esch. Certificates OF all the various articles
s'a icg Whist esch ons can have, are drst pu. into
envelopes, sealed up, ard mixed; and, when or
dered are tak en- ont without regard 70 choice, and
cent by mail thus giving ali a fair chance. On re-
ceipt OF the Certificate you can see what you can
have and thenitis at your option 20 send one dol
l-r and take the srucle OF not.
one Certificate may obtain you q Gold Watch Ser
vice OF Silver Plate, or any other yaluab article.
THERE WILL BIZ NO BLANKS.
One sealed envelope containing an order for one
Of the valuable articles our list, will b. sent %
any ADDRESS on receipt OF Is cents. for 81. IS
Tor s.. 30 with 3 premium for S. 100 wIh a pre-
MAN solid silver Hunung Case Watch, SO. Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases. GOods not
pleasing the tastes OF fancy Of our customers viii
be exchanged free Of cost.
Agents End others will DO allowed 10 cents on
each cert icate ordered by Them provided not less
than SIX are ordered a. time. Agents viii collect
Is cents for each certificate and remit IS cents each
to Us Address al orders 70
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS AGO,
P. o. Rox, 357s. l02 Nassau Street, n. Y.
Great chance to make money. Agents wanted
everywhere. iet9- w6m
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Wanted.

N FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MFN se engage in
III 4 trsFeiirE husiness. Paw from go Ii 81
PER dsy. Cal a siSi Cedar Htisst Cor slshi dsys.
arrIa-o
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NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA
&
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME
OFFIcE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
AC asp n A \ " RATankna.

OFFICE OF GESER&L SUFERiNIEsnEsTi
MAC. AND n. &. n. W RAlISoAns,
NASHVILLE, TENN, March 4th, 1885. )
ON and afer Tuesday, March G, isee, and until fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trains WI Tun as ioi-
ows:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
IEAvE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South al 40 A. NJ and $50 P. H. Arrive a. Ohaita-
uo0ga 81 $50 P. =. and $40 A. ~ next day.
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. 600 A. q, and
s.4LF NJ. Arrive st Nashville At acc P. N. and e4o
A N next day.
Ali trans connect az Wartrace for shel6yUle.
NASHVILLE 4 EORTHWEsTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor Johnsonyiile, and al points
West and Northwest, 81 Az ?. y. Arrive 81 John
songllie az $50 p n.
Returuing-Leaya Johnsouvills l.i0 A. r., srr1Fe
At Nashville a. 6-5oAA.
Trains on n. N. ". r. K. connect a. Johnson
mic with first Glass line Of Steamers Cor fsducahi
cairo and st. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE
on steamers connecting with "a n " RsilEoad.
Passengers BY this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Trans stop 81 az tutermedlate points
WM. y. INNES, 6eni supt
n. 4 Q. and n. n. ". r. kds-
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
N NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

AENG
Tenn dats-
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Medicines Furnished at Che Dl,pensaTT,

All persons applying DPensay furnished measfse oh,,
have their cured.
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1866.
1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR wEET.-speaku1
q ''Coslar,s Rat, Roacn, Ant &c, Extern 'nator-
more fralu and provisions are destroyed annually
10 Granl couniy By Vermin than would uaY for t0ns
d this Rat and Insect Killer. H-Lruoasfsr tWA|
Hsrad.
ss-Seo "CosTAz's" advertisement above.
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Wea]

With dhu the ailments eHuy wrs
or BY description given BY their hny physician Of the
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Dr.. Foote's Advertisements

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way, New York.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR qHF
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"COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMiNATOR is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ihcEt0n
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get t, properly prepared, VII eat q, and every
one that eats q w die generally, A. some place
distant a. possible from where it was taken.-L Gkt
Sine, Mich Murgr
assoc "COsIAR's advertisement above.
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syphilis Tey oruc very sho- r-.
Uh5h shrufb
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EEFrRs BY PERMISSION TO

EEFERs BY FERmissI0E TO
Hon. Rehsid Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
Hon. Vim. G. Brownlow, Governor OF Tennessee.
Bhg. Gen. Jas. P. BrownloW, Adj Gen. State Of Ten
nessee-
Hon. M. n. Bueu, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville
P. v. Mszey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co., Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
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rovernor's Message.

We are under obligation to COL WIN, NJ
SHANNON for copy of the Governors Mes
sare which we lay before our readers t"
80 r. the exclusion of all other matter.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-26
NEW OREGON, HOWARD COUNTY IOWA OCTOBER 26 1866

Absent, Field, st. John, Goodrich
and Pettibone. Mr.. Stone presen-
ted the following resolution which
was adopted. RESOLVED, that the
Clerk of this Board be instructed to
cause the road leading. from New
Oregon to Howard being road No.
81, to be surveyed and located ac-
cording to sections 65 66 and 81
in Blue Book of 1860.
On motion minutes of the day
were approved. On motion, Board
then adjournnd SINE DIE.
AARON K1MBALL, S. RADFoRD,
Clerk Of Board. Chairman.
The Bangor (Me.) Democrat,
referring to the result Of the cleo
tion in that State, gives somo idea
of the causes of the apparent fall
ling-of Of Democratic strength.
tits the old story over again, with
the usual results;
The leading democrats, desirous
of recruiting from the Republicans,
yielded up the nominations to a
mere omnibus party in some dis
tricts, which course largely offend
ed the rank and file, to the extent
of preventing them from doing any
thing, and in many cases keeping
them from the polls In short this
liberality was overdonc, and it
worked injury.
These are tho main causes that
kept Is, democrats from the
polls, and at least 1000 johnson
Republicans. We could have done
10, OOO.bctter had we gone into the
election. alone, under the old ban
ner Of democracy, with no Office in
view. We have no doubt the de-
mocracy could have thrown $4,000
votes. We have thrown abount
So, 900. We have learned a lesson
that may be of service in the fu-
ture.'
The bold maintenance Of demo-
csatic principles is the true course.
When will the leaders and managers
learn this fact?
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TRUTH W1rHoUT FEAR OR Favor.

ury,, belonging to the bounty fund
the treasurer be and is hereby in
structed to apply the s,me towards
the redemption of he warrants
drawn on the relief fluid after the
lst of January A D 1887.
Mr.. Griffin presented tho bill of
j d O'Donnell claiming one hun
dred dollars ($100) bounty which
was allowed and the cle,k instructed
to issue warrant thereto.
On motion the clerk was instruct
ed to notify Messrs Moore, Daggett
and Gillett Of their appointment as
commissioners to apprise damages
in case of road No 1I3.
On motion Of Mr. Griffin A. .opv'v
of s "A stone commissioner was re-
ceived and accepted and the time
of the final hearing fixed at the Jan
uary meeting Of the Board.
On motion the following resolu-
tions was adopted-Resolved, That
the treasurer of this county be and
is hereby instructed to pay no road
money to town clerks after the first
Monday in October in each year.
On motion the resolution
instructing the clerk Of the board
to request the counsel for the school
fund of this county to continue the
suit in which said school fund is
plaintiff and James Hall is dcfsnd-
ant until the February term of the
district court of Howard County.
Mr.. Stone in chair, Mr. Radford
presented receipts Of James Cray
for bridge appropriation drawn by
him, which shows a settlement as
follows.
DR.. Cr.
To bridge appro- BY receipt Of
priation for Chcstert Geo Wallace
township $75,0Ol $15, 90
Tho Buckland
E.... -'".. $50,
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The Constitutional Amend.
lalent SvviMdle.

The first section of the constitu-
tional amendment is either intended
to give negroes vote or is it not.
If it is, it is a roundabout, conceal
ed, and tricky way of doing 1.-THE
worst possible way. If negro suf-
frage was not the Radical intention,
then these pets and darlings of
theirs are excluded from the basis
of representation, as they ought
not to be, whether they vote or do
not vote. They should be repre-
sented as the aliens, minors, and
women of all parts Of the country
are represented at the ballot-box by
the adult male white citizens; in
Congress by representatives chosen
of these. They should be taxed,
for direct taxation and representa-
tion are proportioned to population
by the Constitution. We have
heavy burdens to pay; the three Or
more millions Of Southern blacks
should not be exempted from bear
ing their share Of them. Now ten
States are taxed on their total pop
ulation, and that total population
is excluded from all representation
whatever. Is this representative
government?
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An HNClIcIt.

As train Of cars was last week
approaching the suspension bridge,
near Niagara, the conductor found a
young man who could not pay his
fare. The poor fellow was evident
ly in the last stages of consumption,
and cmaciated to skeleton proper
tions He sat by himself, and his
eyes were red, as though he had
been:weeping; but the laws ef the
company could not be transgressed
and he must leave the train. Not
q person moved or spoke as the con-
ductor led him from, his seat, all
shivering with the cold; but just as
he reached the door beautiful girl
arose from her scat, and with bright
sparkling eyes demanded the amount
charged for the poor invalid. Thc
conductor said IS, and tho young
and noble girl took that sum from
her pocket-book, and kindly led the
sick youth back to his scat The
action put to shame several men
who had witnessed it, and they Of
cred to pay half. but the whole
soulcd woman Indignantly refused
the assistance. When the train
arrived in Albany the young pro-
tectress gave the invalid money
enough to keep him over night and
send him to his friends the next
morning.
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marian and Cooley to be
Looked After.

Secretary Browning and Attorney
General Stanbcrry, we are glad to
see, are moving in the right dircc-
tionrelativc to Harlan s transactions
while he was in the interior office.
His Swindl inr tranco o+;nn nx .n-+ol
the last day he was in Office, at
which the Cherokee lands were sold
at a mere nominal figure to lot Of
Connecticut Spectators, has been
already set aside. The inyestiga-
tions, we learn, will be pushed
through to see where the treasury
and the indians have been defraud-
ed and who did it. Colonel Bogy,
Of St. Louis, who has been appoint
cd to Cooley's place, intends to rip
up a few things in that department,
and see where it was that Cooley
and Harlan acquired 50 much wealth
in so short time. And VIC would
suggest to Colonel Bogy that he
send a commissioner to Dubuque to
probe into few transactions with
parties hereabouts. by so doing be
will serve the cause Of honesty as
we'll rs the governmcnt.-Herald.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-26
Extra ct from Minutes Of Pro-
Ceedings Of Board Of SUI
-peryiSOrs of Howard
County Iowa.

] r. 4 .
VERNON SPRINGS iowa, OcT. 10Th 1866
Be it remembered that the Coun.
| ty Board Of Supervisors of. Howard
County Iowa met at Vernon Springs
in said county on Monday the 18th
of October A D 1866, and was
called to order by the chairman, S
Radford esqr.. who declared the
canvass of the election of the 9th
instant duly opened. n ....
Thereupon on motion the Board
adjourned until one o'clock 2. NJ.
One OnlnrL D. ~.
Board were called to order by
the Chairman. Roll called quo
rum present. irI..-
On motion the chairman appoin-
ted Messrs, Fields, Griffin, Ashley,
Thurber and Stone, committee to
canvass the returns Of the election
on the 9th inst and report thereon
to this Board. n .1'i :. r
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock tomorrow.
Tuesday Oct. T16 1866, 9 o'elek.
Board called to order by the
Chairman. Roll called. Quorum
present. .. ... r.
Committee on canvass Of election
returns reported (report published
last week and the following named
persons were declared duly elected
to the Offices named below.
Aaron Kimball, Clerk of the
District Court; w. H. Patterson,
County Recorder. On motion said
report was received and adopted.
An appropriation of 800 made
at the September session Of the
Board to repair the Hewett bridge,
but which did not appear of record,
was confirmed, and the elk instruct
cd to amend the record in accor-
dance chcrewith. .s. ..
On motion adjourned to 2 o'clock
p NJ.
afternoon Session
7iBtarl met pursuant to ajournmcnt
roll called, quorum present. Mr..
Thurher from committee on sheriff S
accounts reported the following; &C.
counts; which on motion allowed.
J. F. Powell Sheriff, Clmd Aid
liu"tns for Harlow & Johnson, 300 5000
J.F- Powell Sheriff fer serving notices Of app i'm
nent ~ jurors &c. 900 o,ee
For care OF Harlow and John son, $40 $40
Conveying Harlow and johnson to jail II SO II 30
j Powell State VS. Cornc!ia Owen, II 10 IL l5
Mr.. Thurbcr from Committee on
TIP. officers accounts presented the
following accounts which were on
motion allowed.
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OUR GAINS IN INDIANA.

r,lo Drinucratlc gains IN INDIANA
arc very heavy, as compared with
1864. There is o larger vote polled,
and the increase, save in one dis
trict (CoLFAx's), is wholly on the
Conservative side. N1BLAoK, DEM
oerat, in the First District, is re-
turned by 2,2OO majority-a gain;
KERR, Democrat, in the Second
District, has increased from 1913
to 1877. HUNTER, Republican,
gets less than 500, when his Radi-
cal predecessor had over 500. JUL
IAN, in the Fifth District, has his
majority cut down from 7, Jas to
about 600. This is an enormous
gain In the Sixth District, Co.
BURN has only 1920 against 1888
two years since. WAsHBURNE, Re-
publican, in the Seventh District,
is reported to have made q small
increase. ORTIZ, Republican, in
the eighth District, has only 800
against lat two years since.-
There is no noticeable change in
the other districts. We doubt if the
Radicals will have seven thousand
majority in the Congressional vote,
against twenty thousand two years
since. Well done, Democrats Of
INDIANA.-NewY York World.
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A CARD TO LNYLLIDS.

A Clergy while residing in South
Americs ss n missionary, discovered u s:.fc
and simple remedy for the cure cf Ncrv-
GUS Weakness, Early Decay, diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Origins, and the
whole train Of. disorders brought on by
b .ncfnl and vicious habits Great numb
ers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe for preparing aid using this
medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one
:ho needs il, FREE OF CUaaGE.
Plessc inclose postpaid envelope i'd
dressed to yourself. ADDRESS,
JOSEPH T INMAN,
STATION d. BIBLE House,
3lv7yl New York City.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who. suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the receipt
and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
ricnce, can do SO by addressing, ja perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
37v7m3 ID Chambers ST., New York.
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present, the minister said: s"Thosc
who wish to be joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony will please stand
up, ~ and nearly all the young ladies
arose,
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Mrs. -. O. PRESTON,

Would announce TO the people Of YER
NON Springs and vicinity that she is pre-
pared to dc BLKAcu!sc, pREsslSG, TRIM
MING and all other kinds Of Millinery work
in the most approved style. ,... 0.-
A. Dress Making, Cutting, ii.:ir ;.
and Fancy Stitching done on short notice.
3lv7 Verncn Springs, June IL, 1866.