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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
VIRGINIA CRY, JAS. %. 1866.
March 4, 1866.
NzssRs. EDIToas :

MzssRs. EDIToas
Deqr S,Js:
must beg the
| indulgence oiyourselves and readers Tor my
long silence. The dearih OF Lews aad fhe
multiplicity of cares is my apology Even
, now Ihee is nothing 10 communicate OF
special importance. Basiness is extremely
dull, a 5 is always the case with these wes-
tern mining towns during this season OF the
year. The wIGier sell in here about The lifsI
oi December and we have had some ex
iremely cold wealher-Ihe coolest ever ex-
pefienced. For about ten days during las,
month the ihermometor indicated on an ay-
eraee rs degrees below zero, being down
10 30 al Va. Al Summit city, which is high-
er u2 in The mountain, aud about Ten miles
east of Va, spirit lhefmopeior went down
10 4s degrees-Snd al Bannock city, seventy
Ave miles west they experienced 30 degrees
of cold. Wha. would The people OF CoIGm
hia COuEty Think OF such weather! A.
though the weather has been so very cold !
have not Suffered from the effects OF il more
! than have oliendo al home i'm he States,
from tie fact, doub less, that it came 90
gradually and | was prepared for it. But
many persons have had their ieeI, hands
and faces frozen for want Of proper care at
he commencement o! the cold weather. 1t
is net an uncommon hing here 10 see men
minus the goes OF one loot or both, re-
times whole foot and sometimes both leei.
The frequency Of ihe occurrence OF gold ex-
element, caused by new DISCO cries, and
the consequent rush AID general ssamT.eGes
10 those points, aud these being for The most
part in winter, are the reasons why so many
become irozsu. Two or lhree slampedes
have taken place this winter. A new dis
covery. was made al Sun River, about 1870
miles norih OF his place and hundIeds OF
men were soon on their way ihiIher-some
in wagons, some on horseback, and some
on loot, with their single pack animal carry.
ing their "grub," mining implements and
cooking uieRsls. A man runs great risk
in going on such expeditions, not only of
suffering frc m cold but Of losing every Thing
he has. Men often leave good claims and
other good business prospects spend the
whole season: make nothing and return TO
find their claims Jumped and all their
prospects biighled.
The Indians are likely to give trouble at
San River next season. Ii sis reported on
good authority that they have already mur-
dered some six or eight persons and have
stolen some stock. We supposed that the
treaty effected by the new Governor. Gen.
Tho. F. Meager, at Fort Benton a short time
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

Many persons have imbibed the idea that
the Democrats party claim Andy Johnson
Snch is not the case. We simply endorse
him in his constitutional efforts to restore
the Union of our fathers, and 10 bring
peace and order out of confusion. So long
assAbraham Liacoln adopted wise and con-
stilutional measures the Democratic party
aided him in the field and al home. Their
support 10 his successor is the more out
spoken, because the Radicals OF his own
party have denounced him-and il we Jailed
TO cast our strength for him 10 Congress,
every one knows bis policy could not pre-
vail nor would his veioes prove effective.
Moreover, our support is disinIeresled.
That is, we neither claim nor ask from him
any reward in the shape OF offices. We
wish to prove that our parry is one Of Pria-
ciple, and needs not the cohesive power OF
bIunder 10 keep il together, nor can its sup
port be purchased. But we do insist thai
Andy Johnson shall ill the Offices within
his gift by his friends, and mol BY ayowed
enemies. Aud We insist that they who en-
dorse the Radicals in Congress are his en-
emiee, because they encourage them in
their opposilion TO his policy. The Presi-
dent has taken an appeal from Congress 10
10 the people, aud it ia utterly impossible
especially for an ofise holder, TO endorse both.
He who is not for him is against him, and
where The lines are SO clearly drawn, there
is no middle course. .H ia-1-i5 and
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
A Word to Our Subscribers.

Having combined the two Democratic
papers OF This place, we feel entirely safe
in saying, that the DKMocR4T ASD SrAR has
to-day larger circu.alion than any other
county paper in Nor,hern Pennsylvania;
and with the steady increase in circulation
which ii now enjoys, and with linle' more
energy on the part of our many friends
these Numbers will soon he Increased 10
Two thousand five hundred Nothing less
than this should satisfy the Democratic
party. Enterprise industry and money,
will be literally expended 10 make The
DEMOCRAT AND STAR in every respect first
class newspaper.
Oar mechanical i'm Hrovemenls, however,
cannot be made, and shoulG not be expected,
until alter The FIRST OF April next, when we
will remove our combined material and
force, 10 a better business location. Pro
foundlJ in pressed with the desire 10 DO all
in our power for the edifca,ion, pros perity
and happiness ofIhe people, we kindly ask
their sympathy and support, anI above all,
he favor Of Him who crowns every good
work.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

Iris believed that Dead Duck Foney,
cana 10 his end by gorging himself Too lib,
orally upon the ofIal corruption and Iich
pickings he gobbled up under Lincoln and
bully Stanton. Pity he had'n, been taken
when he was fine, fat, and saucy. Now
lhai be has been left 10 die with gangr,ne
he is already offensive; stencil in the
nostrils OF The people, ana win have 10 be
removed from The sight Of Pedestrians.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

KEEP it before the people thatthe Re
publican is the apologist and defender of
MERCUR; that Murcur is The obsc-
quious follower Of THAD STEVENS.
aud that President Johnson calls Stevens
a TRAITOR.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

KEEP it before The people that the Re
PlGiica1l is in favor ofthe Freedmen 8 Bu-
rsau BIZ and that he refuses to retract
his opposition 10 the veto of the Presi-
dent.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
The Fenians in Arms /.

ONE MILLION OF MEN READY To MovE-OxE
HuNDRID THOUSAND DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED
IN TwENTV MINUTES.
il is now esIim ated at the Fenian head
quarters that over a million of men are ready
10 move Tor the liberation OF Ireland The
writ OF habeas corpus has been suspended in
ireland and hundreds Of Irishmen are being
arrested and imprisoned. The Fenians have
held some OF he largest mass meeting ever
held on this continent. lr New York Wash
ingIon, Boston, Troy, al Burlington VI. and
in numerous other places they have,
and are still holding large and enthusiastic
meetings. An immediaiete demonstration
on Ireland i-expectG. The following Proc
iamation has been issued.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of John JacoJy, deceased.
T eiters Of administration on the Estate
i 4 Of John JacSby late of scott township.
deed. have granted by the Register of Coium.
BIZ CO.. 10 the undersigned.
All persons having claims against the estate Of the
decedent requested TO present them TO the under
signed without dsl.y. and all persons iDaested to
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
2uGALG SALE
OF
V.fLU.7BLE REfL ESTATE.

w Ill. be exposed at public Sale Mr.. Unangn'
w Hotel, Fishingcreek township Columbia
county, On
MONDAY, THE g2CTHDAl OF MARCH. A. D. 1866,
al . O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,
situate in Fi-hingcreek township. AMI county afors
said, adj ching lands (as named in deed of ths
heirs of Georgc Laubach the heirs of Daniel Peaer.
Lydia Miller and John Laubach 4; c 'ntainins
33 Acres aud AZ Perches,
more or less, which Is more than half cleared ant
the balance wO1d land there is n stream
ming III rough said land, anI it ]! thought By some
that said land ccntains Iron Ore,
CONDITION purchaser will be re7uir ed
To pay third of the purchase money ON tue day
Of sale, which time pos ossesson.wi be given. AMI
the remaining two thirds of the purchase money the
purchas r have year from day OF sale by
having interest on the sane until paid. The pur-
chaser to pay for the deed sri stain? The deed 10
be gwen on the receipt OF tie last nsmPd payment.
LAWSON HUGHES.
March. :, IS6G-ts
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

KEEP it before the people that MER-
CUR voted in favor of Negro Suffr age
in the District of Columbia, and that the
Republican is in favor of Mr. Mercur for
re-eleclion.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

KEEP it Before the people that somebody
iss either fooled, or hat Mureur represents
his party on the negro suffrage question.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

KEEP it before the people that the
President classes Stevens Sumner and
Philips, with Davis, Toombs and Sill
dell and that the Repu5E can is for Mer-
cur, who is the folio wer of Stevens.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
HEADQUARTERS F. B.
NEw YoRK March I 1855

n T. II
Bas1IHrRs The hour for action has arriv-
ed. Ths hobeas corpus is suspecdsd in Ire-
land. Our brothers are being arrested by
hundreds anu thrown into prison. CalI your
circles together Immediately send us all
the aid in your power al once, and, in Gods
name, lei rs start for OR destination. Aid
broihsrs-help i0r God and ireland.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

We urge our Democralic friends through
out the county TO be prepared for the coming
Township Elections which take place on
the l6 insi. |! any petty difficulties, or
personal spleen should exist, Danish them,
good men Tor The Offices and don'i fail 10
elect them. 1t is evident that our enemies
are al work-don'l let Them gel iool-holJ.
Experience demonstrates lLs' fact: give
Ihem The lille fngeF ;hey take The whole
hand-giTe them The whip and they lash
you.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
For Governor.

= 4 -
Hon. HrEsTEa CLYMER, of Berks County,
was nominated yesterday, on The fon'ih
ballot, b. the Democratic Sidte Convention
al Harrisburg, for the Office of Governor
Mr. Ciyrner is a naiiSe Of Berks County,
having been born there in 1897. He is a
lawyer By profession, and sound and coed
one. He is o gentleman and Acholar;.. and
what is considered by many important, a
perfect m as,er of the German as well as
The English languages
He - a man Of splendid proportions and
Of exceedingly fine personal appearance
As an orator he has Few superiors, and as a
ready and powerful de5atcr, he takes rank
WIKI the fret men in the Commonwealth.
Mr. CIymer was elected to The Stale SEN
ute in 1850, since which time he ha, con-
iiuued to be, and is now member Of that
tody and tie ackno wledged leader OF the
Democracy, 10 boIh branches of The Lsgis-
larure. He is gallant aud able champion,
and viii lead Us triumPhsntlJ through the
fsh:, 10 victory.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esiate Of Joha ~. Yost, of Locust township,
deceased.
I ETTERS OF Administration the estate Of John
- Nj. fost late Of Locust twp, dec d. have been
granted by the Register Of Columbia county TO the
nndersignedi all persons having claims az ainst the
estate are requested present tn EN- for lemen
ana all persons knowing them selves indebted to
make payment forthwith HENRY YOST
Locust twp, March Z, 1866 lfT ADM
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

SINCE the title ofD. d. has been con-
fered on j. W. Forney, be reminds us Of
ibe fellow spoken of il the scriptures,
who goesh about like roaring lion,
seeking whom be may devour. l Pet. 5 !;
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07

"7he principle j. fruly fr:d in the riad, o T
tie hmeliC1n Psop,s thai there should be NO
T6IATION WITHOUT REPRESENTA-
IiON"-EItrdct frem President J0hnson's
YefO Message.
That's the true Democratic doctrine NO
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTA-
Tl0N. Lei these words be written in let
lers Of fire, that all may see and read
ANDREW JoESsoS has sworn to see that
every State has a republican form of Gov
ernmeni, and as tie Southern States are
taxed bul not represented. his manly uuer.
ance may mean a great deal
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
628. HOOP SKIRTS, e2s.
Hopkins Own Make"
MASUyAcTURED and SorD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
No 62S ARCH Street, PHrLApA,

The most Complete assortment OF Laiies' Misses =
and ChIdren's HOOP SKIRTS in this City gotten
up expressly 10 meet the WANTS of FIRST
Trade embracing the newest aud mo.t-6eetrb,s-
STYLES and SIZ-s Of Gore Trails ~ oG-sTery length
from "a to yds. -fofTd---0 TO So Springs al 9
TO 50 90. Plain skirts, all lenshs from 2f to yds.
round the bottom at 81 40 to 81 Is.
Our line Of Misses and Children's SKIRTS. are
provcrDiaiiy beyond all competition fir variety oC
styles aud siZ well Tor fAish and dura6ili-
~ varying from c 10 30 inches in length. 10 a.
Sp'IUgs az - cents 10 81 - All SkiIis OF 80 Ck
OWN MAKE" are WARKAsTED 10 give Satisfaction !;
but HUY NONE As sucH, uniessthey have, "HopkiH's
Hoop skirt Mandatory, No. 52o Arch Street,
Stamped on each lab
Also constantly on hand. GOOD SKIRTS. Manufao-
tufed in New York "A nd the Eastern States, which
sell 1T very Tow PriCo=. A lot of chcap skirts
10 SPrngs, CD cents 20 springs. 81 00-35 springs
81 lj-3n spiings, 81 - aud 40 springs 81 50.
10 Skirts. made To der and Repaired.
= TEKNs CASH. One PRICE ONLY
March :, Ic5G.-imos,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
aOUTRERN GENERALS i:
Their Lives and Campaigns,

GAIT. w. PARKER SNOW.
With II Splendid S.eel Portraits.
Vol, evo. 500 Pages, s4.oo.
Containing 81 graphes q the distinguished South
ern Generals, iih fur aud graphic accounts OF tbs
various campaigns in which they were engaged IL
j. nost important aud interesting volume, and has
been prepared ith the utmost care and thoru .h-
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
AGENTS WANTED

TO sgLL TIE GREAT AMERIcaN
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.
'he cheapest and most wonderful Puz-
zle Of the age. Agents easily make from
$40 TO SO day will give any agent 81 90, II
he sell 50 thousand.
u Send IL cent. for sample PuzzIe.
PHIiIr HILL.
March :, l566-dt, 256 Market. st, Phira.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
Nctu A0aerfisememis
Administrators Noticc.

HUMIHiStPdIOf'S NOtICC.
Estate Of Peer Deloag. late of Ceafre
faOP. deceased.
r ETrERS Of Administration on the OF Peter
| cDeIjng, late of Centre township, COLUMBIA CO.,.
decea sed have beeh granted by Register of Coum-
bia county to the undersigned all persons having
claims against the estate of the decedent
quested to present them for settlement, and thosei
Indebted TO the will make Immediate payment
TO the Administrator.
HENRY DELoNG. Admir-.
March, Z. IsGG-ow 81 -.->-.------s
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-07
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH,

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WOMEN OF THE SOUTH"
All the sbove W oTks are having an immense sale
ana agents are doing splendIdl everywhere. May
are making from 80 to SIS day.
We want an agent IN every town in the Southern
States Returned Soldiers, La dies, Teachers and
others, will find this most profit able employment
Exclusive territory given, and liberal Inducements
offered To canvassers.
For particulars, address
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$40 Brockway, n. Y.
March :. '67-4t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12
rslE NEWS.

There is a reported gain oftwo Democrat
ic members Of Congress in Indiana.
In Pennsylvania the Republican gains
claimed will probably result in heavy losses
the majority for Geary will probably not
exceed $4,000.
All Of the Washington newspapers declare
to-day that the elections have resulted ~
was fully anticipated here. With the sxosp.
ton Of Psnnsylvania, where the majority
against the Administration 10 not one fourth
of what was expected BY the over>sanguine.
Large sums Of money changed hands % -.
tima.ed majoritiss in that State.
Cholera seems to be on the increass In
Chicago-there being 66 cases reported yes-
tsfday, IL Of which were fatal.
Tho Grand Lodge Of the I. 0. o. r., Of
Illinois, met At Gslsna, on Taesdsy, and
elected II. 8. Herr. Bloomington, Grand
Mastsr; Jaoss A. Bush, Peoria, Grand War
deu; Samuel Willard, Springfield, Grond
Secretary; J. R. Scrosg, Freeport. Grand
RspSssensative.
The Chicago driving park ASSOCIATION have
eoocaudsd to wind up business. The muir
der Of McKsever at those grounds has made
then unpopular. The grounds and effects
arc to b sold ct auction.
General b. F. Butler has beea neminsted
for Coagrsss By he Republicans of the Sixth
District Of Massachusetts,. The Reputlican
majority 10 that District At the last election
Vas 5000.
The Republicans claim gain Of TIVE con.
gressucn in Pennsylvania.
From private letter from JeGerson coun.
~, Mississippi, to . member Of the 6rm Of
J. w. Gillespie 4 Co., 1O4 Gfavies street
We ere kindly permitted to make the follow
ing extract touching the cotton crop:
"Iu July, felt confident would make
l50 bales nov, cannot say what the crop
will be, hut fourth Of that amount 10 %
much Is can reasonably expect; and, l
assure you, il grisvss NE 20 think hew short
the crop will be, for had compromised my
debts owed before the Was, and thought
would get out pf debt this winter now
d, not think to dear expenses. The cosn>
mission oefchanls il Nev Orleans, Who he'd
debts due them, and furnished supplies and
money 70 their debtors, 10 sxpsctaAisa sf
getting the I'D deN paid, will do veil b est
- il such 10 not the eass.
"Ths most astonishing thing 70 ~ i,
that cotton should b - low. caanst %.
dssstssd Wy csston wseth forty -0vs eeots
IN January aad February. with . pesspssa
sf AGO., 900 bales lstae nsds q loee,
shoold not Be worth - much, & neasiy -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12

~. SWANS vle1asLE HAia BALn
invariably restores trsy hair to its /risi-
MI color, without siainng the afin -
elS>hus. II leaves tic most a !, dead
and\ crisp hair, soa. moist anf glossy.
eau> i. 10 curl, an,l seep. i, il 3iu place
while promotes i. ero~tA and pre-
cents itsk falling o. 4
II eostd! , seitaG 81 ., ~ d)Asi.
NumeroS prerar.iens fos', .leehsl
and sulph a' h.vs ben = lined upon The
public. asd N hing ,osal failed to give
satisfaction. Ill mansf Etursrs havs d.
ser.edly eone I, kri.f/
Dr.. Swain war; y bic Vegetable BALM
70 accomplish all he claims fsr ii, and
suthorisss his aeeni 2 refund he money
whsrsvsr h Mils tol Z sasisfaction-
II is ~ entir y and ssientils
preparation. prod ted b be dissilasios =
rare and frasran lowers, hieh rssdsrs Il
sss saly the > 1 rese~ef i u world.
but nakss Il ssicuhrly ssshls = :
hair arsss,.d II bssA oA yesae
While IL liq 3 purity and ~ ssor ass
i..srili.s ..r..s With 'A' y y .is-
tares usua y ~.
The PRO rietor has letters fre@ nNry q
he nest kstiaesished . well = fasIN Nsa-
Die psove, judges, elerUnen, lA~y( T.
phydei gss, opera singers. setrssssa q
ssrtii as to The remarkable -irtue' q
the Bhl0.
Don't 1T any dealer urge upon you dif.
1eeent article, but n your ueoman @ g.
not p this. send one dollar nrs nrntiso. rLl pot
oe toth0 nearest agent Or tne Pfop1aesoT.
II 1be grey hair, send for No.t
II pr hair dressing. ssnd ior 70 -.
C.H. swain, proprietor. No. = soosh We
Ter street. ChicAgo.
= Chiea0o.
HARRISON 1 srARKs, Wholesale and Ret,
Agents, Dovenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12
Lively AerrARAxcE.-ror the past tbres

Lively ArrEARAxcE.-For the past three
days our streets have presented lively IS.
pect, teams from the country erowding the
lssee and streets up ~ far as Third slrest;-
oil loaded with srain. onions, potatoes and
apples. seeking bsysss. A. ths wheat si
this section is Of good quality Il brings .
fais prics, ranging from q, 90 70 $780,
Much Of the barley being .colored sslls st .
low figure. Potatoes come in slowly and
sell, BY the load. for 50 or GO cests pr
sashs'. The huge piIs Of produce stacked
upon the levee. together With the feet that
vss weather may come before iQcan be ship
ped, - 10 the case Of last rear, seems 10
suggest the proprissy Of better aturags.-
Here is chance for mon Of capitAl;t 10 invest
in . paying enterprise, IS we'll as TO confer
benefit upon producers and shippers, and
also establish our home market upon GRIN.
CT basis. The fact that difference oi two
or three hours in The time Of arriving IN
town with loads, should make difference Of
three or four cents on bushel, would in .
measure DO ovsrcooe, BY having Ipropes
storage. The facilities for shipping ought
not 70 maks) THE marked diGesenee il .
single day. This state Of things is fast Gre.
ating distrust Of buyers among The farm
err. A few good barges owned st this point,
or large store house. would materially bet
Ter this state Of things. awe would suggest
to farmers the propriety Of taking measures
70 prevent this local Auctuation in prices,
which, during the season, makes some dif-
ference in their profits. OF course there
will be changes in the market, regulated BY
the demand and supply, but - long - the
foreign demand is good. with proper facili.
ties and accommodations, our market would
be lrmer, and better for al parties concern.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12

Gsxr's FuRxisnIxs 0oone.-Ssm Perry,
q No. 4s. Bssdy STREET, keeps constantly
On baud . eeoplsAs assestment Of al the
latest and most fashionable ssyles Of gents
furnishing goods. Having manufacturing
department connected With his establish
ment, he is prepared 10 make 70 order
on short notice. and in the very bsst
manass. 1ls ssssinuss alec to dispose Of
II kinds Of fesdy naes cauthnS at the mos.
reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12

tnen proceed TO remove all distractions in
sa'u street at the expense Of said owners o.
property.
Aid Seymour offered the following res
olution:
hssoteed, That the Street Conmisione,
y snd y hereby instructed to essvel Brady
ss.oes from Twelfth street to Locust street
.'tn suitable coat Of gravel twenty fee.
~ wautn N centre Of sald street. the work
- y performed under direction Of the
ss commissioner without day.
(Io be Continaed)
sCPARNB CoUaN
An0rAKNr TENN, 1eo4
HON: RALPH P. LOWE, cbe Justice.
NON. Jonx I. DLLor. II
z. G. Coin, 0udses.
0konoE q. WRIomr.
=. b!ssRll, Attorney General.
tnos; = WIruRow, Reportd
Asw Kinney. Clerk
-. OcrosnR.e. 1see.
49,. Jones Va Swas. Johnsoo couasy,
Reversed.
go OcroBsR. s.
$3.50 Ayers ". Home lps. Co. Polk Co.
Affirmed
N7c. Ayers vs.. Hartford Ins. Co. Polk
Co. Affirmed.
S4S0 Norris ". NcGafick. Mahssks Co.
ReverDed.
OCToBER, 4.
253e. Jones ". Bsnford. Muecstine Co.
A@fQ4d.
SSSE Iowa HomeaAd Co. 70. Webster
Co. Wehs1es @. R0Srfeed
2SsA Gardner ". Csle. Jshnsoa Co. Re.
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