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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-24

BEHIND THE TIMEs.-The Vim
cennes Gazette Of the 21st inst. con-
tains an appeal to the Republicans of
Southern Indiana, beginning as the
time for our Spring elections is
near at hand" &c. The Gazette is
way behind the times. Why, our
Spring elections came off on the first
Monday in April. The appeal is at
least two weeks too late.E What's the
matter with our neighbor2 He must
arouse from his slumher, or he will
be unconscious again when the Octo-
Der elections take place, and be issu-
ing appeals after the contest is deci-
ded. 4g4g afg c. 8.
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81 3
1T is gratifying to observe the jubi-s
LIANT demonstrations of joy over the
Presidents course, of those who very
recently could find no terms strong
enough to express their holy horror
and detestation of his character, ty-
rannical disposition, and acts. 1t is a.
symptom Of returning sanity; but we
fear their approval is subject of fall
ing from grace. They have, perhaps,
hastily given voice for him unequiyo-
callg and unreservedly In their Joy
while ignoring his general opinions
and policy. 10 We y tess a.
The people are not prepared to re-
turn them to power just yet. They
know too well if they did that SO soon,
the naalsgadnts would again OBJ
tain the ascendency, rule the party,
and through them the people, with a
rod of iron. Whatever faults the
Union party may have, the people
know they only are to be relied on
during these dangerous transition
times. The advocates of the right to
seeede, and justifers of the rebellion,
cannot, by anything they can sag, con-
vince the people they are, yet awhile,
fit TO be trusted in power. 's's
W. Ut
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, greatly en-
larged and improved, will be ready for
delivery this afternoon. 1t is full of
the latest and most reliable telegraphic
and local intelligence. We say to our
country friends, that we design paying
especial attention to our Weekly
hereafter. and feel confident we shall
be able to present them with as good a
paper as they will be able to get any
where. To the home papers they must
look for neighborhood news, and the
JOURNAL shall always devote much, if
not most. of its attention to the col
lection and compilation of local news.
We trust our friends will make an eff
fort 70 enlarge our Weekly circula-
ton.
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TCommur Gated.


INDIANA S DEAD At Fort PIcRENs.
La strolling through the spot dedi-,
Gated to the remains of the Federal
dead, far South, my heart was moved
with feelings of sympathy for those
unfortunate men and their distant
relatives. | turned to my Hospital
Register and took a list Of. theirnames,
and sincerely request an insertion in
the columns of your wide-cast paper,
with the hope tnat this comniunica-
ton may meet the eyes of inquiring
friends who mourn their loss. They
sleep in the warm, dry sand on the
Island of Santa Rosa, Vest Florida,
near by the Fort, on the Gulf side.
The following are their names.
IssgMartin c. Morgan, Battery L, LIST
Indiana Heavy Artillery, (21st Reg. \;
Thomas Shaw, Battery NJ, LIST Indiana
Heavy Artillery; Andrew Casswell,
Battery /, 1st Indiana Heavy Artil-
lery. They died in the month of No
ssnlber, 1866. a. =. COM, r
Late Surgeon in charge Of Second
Battalion, LIST Ind. Heavy Artillery,
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LATEST NEWS.

Navigation is open between Buffalo and
Cleveland.
The Treasurer of the United States had
in his vaults, at noon, on Saturday, $685.
.!qls, III.
The Judiciary Committee, it is said, has
agreed to report against any modification
Of The test oath.
Gen. Grant, before leaving for Richmond,
issued general order for the protection of
Union citizens in Florida. s.l-ss Is
President Johnson has invited the SUI
preme Council Of the Masonic fraternity
south to visit him E. ~. s,.s., $50
The river is falling at Cincinnati, with 26
feet in the channel The river is also fall-
s,,sr II. I, ov,ssvsgl4 " III = ArsAA ~ sA@"es =
The President has approved the bill au-
tnorizing the Secretary Of Che Treasury to
sell such Marine Hospitaisas heInay deem
advisable. vsNFafHsa BOZ Aa3ah
It IS reported that the President will ap-
point the 18th of May as a day of fasting
and prayer, IN view of the prospective
coming of the cholera. .sa sanexrsss 81
No new National Banks were chartered
last week. The total number now in exis-
tence is 1850 Total circulation, sa8s2sO,9ie
The amount offractional currency issued
last week was s256, 200, and the amount of
transfers of the Treasury Department was
sI0,38,O77. a4 = sa - aslA sai g
Tie General Land ONCE has transmitted
10 Iowa certificates authorizing that State
70 locate 900 acres of land as indemnity for
that amount of swamp land in Cass Coun-
ty, sold by the. United States. s
The report telegraphed on Saturday, that
TIE Reconstruction Committee had agreed
on their report to the House, is contradict
ed. A full meeting of the Committee was
held, but no definite conclusions arrived
at. The Committee meets again to-day,
and it is thought some definite plan of re.
construction will be recommended.
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STEELE a TRTBLE.

Second st., Between Chestnut and Cherry,
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, FLATHs, &c, of every de-
cription constantly on hand Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
apIS-Iy
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Notions Exclusively!
The finest and largest Stock ever brought
to the Southwest.

III. M. SWEETSER, NO. 20 MAIN ST, &
Would call the attention of Merchants
and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately
opened stock of the CHOICEST NOTIONS ever
imported to Evansville, which he is offer
ing at less prices than the same articles can
be bought West or South of New York city.
EyansVilleis celebrated for her wholesale
houses; but none OF them can compete in
size of Stock and Prices with the goods on
hand: for no house not doing an exclusive
Notion business can appreciate the wants,
and prepare to meet the wants, of dealers
in that line.
NV goods are all of the very LATEST I'M
PoRTATIoN, direct from the Houses of the
great East, and of the best manufactures
of the Old World. TO finish up my Stock
in every particular, selected IN all from
thirty-twO houses and nlanufacsoriess in
Guiding the best and most reliable brands
of all articles known as
N O Il I 0 N ..
In my ample stock may be found the, fol-
lowing, III part, VIZ:
7pJ SewinS Silk pins. Needles Elastic
- Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps,
- 3 @tic1es, Brushes,
Beads, Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, Wallets Jet Goods,
Head Netss Ribbons, Neck Ties, Sta
tionery, Linen Thread, snndries. Collars,
Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirt Bosoms, Wooden Goods,
9qH Carpet Bags, &c, &c. oullsE5.l
10000 ARTICLES NOT MENTIONEDl
AS am engaged exclusively in the Notion
j obbing Business, I can. offer better and
more complete Stocks than those who deal
in Notions and other Goods. My Stock is
the LARGEST AND BEST ever brought TO this
! city, and solicit an examination of my
/ Stock. Dealers will find everything in the
Notion line at No. 20 MAIN STREET. n9s
| tHn 5gf H. NJ. SWEETSER.
marStf Evansville, Ind.
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ONE may perceive a flaw in valu-
able jewel. an .imperfection in the
most valuable of pictures, and a, blot
an ugly spot, on a beautiful landscape.
One may not be justly accused Of in
consistency because one recognizes
aspects of character and habit which
cannot be approved, in the most adj
mifed and esteemed of friends, in
whose opinions and conduct we usu-
ally coincide, as wise, judicious and
worthy of all honor. 10
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Theodore 7Tilden, of the Independent,
AYERS that three hundred babies in this
S ate have been named by admjring pa
rents after the Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
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"A WONDERFUL LADY,. a

[RADAME r. CROMPTON, THE
Wk greatest Astrologist and Clairvoyant
now living, has arrived in our city. and
taken up her residence ON Centre street.
opposite Clark, where she can be consulted
on all matters perrtalnting 20 her profession,
Lucky Numbers, the Death OF Friends or
Relatives at q Distance, and Restoring
perfect Tranquility between Man xnd Wife
She has also in her possession 1.-THE cele-
brated Rock Diemond Ia present from the
Emperor Napoleon), in which young ladies
and gentlemen can see their future part
ners. All the Madame asks is q call. and
she will convince the most sceptical OF her
wonderful powers. ..sas asEt &c.,
Consultation Fee-Ladies, 81 co., gentle
men, 50 90. f3e 100 ffea april d3w
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m LARGE STOCK OF BIRD CAGES
EA For cal NJ cost

- gknEE 10
wagz9s exosss We1za h9sa AGO.
ms.3a
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FANCY GOODS,
$ Corsats. and Nets

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vzs aia3nN hrs s19ispJ sinqsa Y. be
ont az. NeWT ork. ssssrsl aicaprlS tsosn set
--f-r's4 fagn.} 9d5 10 Llsisu1o4 hiia 1910
sff. sA..o fessl4 siauk 10
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10 A1O@ae t-@af4+s34f4s q ta+Aft -f-sf
} j. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

! No, 3 Second streetGin Brsy's b Block.
cHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
D measurement, and fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that Will
suit the purchaser Tucking Skirts, St1tch-
ing BoSoms &C., done with neatness and
dispatch.
Thankful for past sfavors, the subscriber
respectfully soiicitS continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. J SMITH.
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OF THE BIG PADLoeK.) silatI
wenak,
sold mo

s.s.s ~ ,ssiia aoiiax i $ 5o slSii
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-12
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, October IL, 1856
FbOUR--Fine, SIS 50W6 90; Superfne. G 25m
D 70; Extra, 5000 90; Double Extra and Fancy
j0@l3 90. Rye Flour 8 90.
GRAlN--0ld Red Wheat 245c; amber Micbi.
gan old. 237c; new, 255; new white 265c. Corn
65c. Oats 33@36c Rye 77c
P0Rk-Mcss heavy $685. light 81 90; butts and
rumps % 90.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l9c; do. kegs, 2Oc.
BEEF--Mess heavy Sl6; do light Ia 90; prime
POTATOES--Neshann SOC; Long Pink
Eyes, soc; Merc0rs and Carriers, gOc; Common
and Mixed, 75c.
TALL0 0W-Mutton 1Oc; Beef lOl5c.
oo bO rIEK-Fresh roll 27c; in keg 25c; common
EGGS-16c.
Chickens dressed ap h lS02Oc,
turkies 22c; ducks 14@l5c; geese lO6Dlec.
COlfee-Rio 2Gd3Ic; Jnyn AOc.
Sugars-raw sugar l0@l4c; crushed 17@l7l%c :
granuiated l7Hc; coffee l6l4c B coffee l5i%c,
y coffee l446Dl5c Tcns-Young Hyson l0606
lS5c; Imperial l45@lS5c; Black 0O@15Oc
Japan llO@l30c. Molasses S0@1OOc, Siruns-
fair 55@6Oc; good 7O@lSOc prime 9O71n0c
Rice-Rangoon lie; Carolina l3c
LUMBER-Clear S55; I'd clear $50, box s45.
stock boards S23; common boards 500. culIad do
"a; fencing $50; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strins
S4S; "a do $50; joist, seantling and timber feet
and under, $40; A lS-inch sawed shingles 90.
lS-inch sawed shingles Is; I6-inch sawed
shingles rs and %; clear and second dressed
flooring 90 90; common dressed flooring "a On.
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding S2S; dressed stock common. 12-incL SI5.
dressed common boards $40; Lath So
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.

DAME REMINGTON, the worid.renowned As.
trolosist and somnamoulstic Clairyoyant while in
calrYtyant state, deneaes the very features Of the
person you to marry and by the aid of an instr
ment OF intense power, known as the Psyohouotro,e
guarantees to produce Perfect and lifeke picture
ol me fnture husband or wife Of the applicant, with
date OF mar age occupation, leading traits Of char
aoter' &c This is no imposition, as Testimonials
without number can assert. by stating place Of
birsh' age, disposition color OF eyes and hair, nd
enclosing Fifty Gents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to Yourself you will receive the picture by
return mail, together with desired information.
Address, in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RE-
MlNGrON, P. o. Box eJ7, West Troy, MY. 2lz
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A Rare One.

The following missive from "My Policy" man
is uerbatim ct ieratim copy of letter which was
received few weeks since by one of our citizens.
The photography is a clear indication that the
sehoom lister has been far away from home. 1t
is curiosity in its way:
SEPTEMBER, 18th, 1866
Most estemd old friend resevd yours of the s
and who's glad 10 hear from you after SOW long
time Il famley ar 1ngoyen resenabl healt at pres
and am inhops that this may find you your
mother Ingoyen good helth. Well you say that
day week Iwold lik TO see you oil wonst NOR and
shak, your hand talk over old tams, as for old
badly you kOw if iwhos togit ahot of him iwold
handl him perty rough you say that you hav got
into buseus that you ken max acmfertabl liveng
lam farming IL was dewn perty well but this whar
Clend NEE out tho frs draft that was, Draftd my
olds sun he wOs opSed to goen TO the whar sol
pad three hundred dors h he stad at home.
am rasn corn tpbac & lam tryn hard to git
another start but 1t looks lk up hill buisens lam
agonsen man & if you hant want you to wax up
IL kom to tam, on the day of October next shur
you spok of komen to me that is olrght iliv %
mills from Cincnatia when your at cncnatia tax
the nashvill bot ship for Chilow thar you will
tax the hack to filesety thar you will in our for
iserl smith by dewn SOW you will find me
Did you fetch eny Of hutchns migsens home
with you ihav thot severl tiams abOu them &
whisht that ihsd fetch about Ahlf dusen with me
fer Ihav dauter that liks to reed very much
Well 6Ohn ibeV that thar is nothen NOR at pres
ant only wright Oftn let NEE know how youar &
Twill try to dew the sam.
Direct to Point Isabel Clear Mount CO, Ohio
remain yurs in I. l.. p. f.
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DIED.

BRoWN.--At Oberlin, Of Typhoid Fever, on
Thursday the 25th of September, in the 25th year
of his age, HENRr NJ. BRowS.
The subject of this notice was wel.k known 10 the
people of Wood County, having long filled an inn
portant position in the Auditors Office of this
county, which position he len iu order to ct him
self to preach the Gospel. He has been cut down
at the very outset of his career which promised to
be one OF great usefulness, on account Of the COM
binatou of exeelleuces which were found in his
character. ASS Of business he was prompt
efficient and entirely honest. As a Christian, he
was faithful, consistent and jealous. As son.
brother and friend, he was a model-s Christian
gentleman-a loyal citizen, perlling his life u his
country's navy--a diligert student, lie has not
lived in vain. His works do follow him.
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Mrs. Tsber, piece embrudery.
and muif.
H. Henderson, selfacting hand.oom.
feck, Hamilton e. Co., chamber sett lot shot
guns and revolyers, tire-rons. clothes-wringer
and display Of plated ware.
Miss Martha kudcr, chcmise woke.
Mrs. WIN. Soash, balmoral skirts.
Mrs. Hugh Barton, 2 double coverlets
Mrs. Z. Iost, sofa pillow.
Mrs. John Soash tettiu tidy aud crochett chem
se yoke.
Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald, shell box and chess table.
Crook 6 Freeman, sod plow.
\. w. st. John, horse pitchfork.
Mrs. Harper 6 Ms. Mcdonald, bonnet.
j. ). Skinner, improved buckeye mower and
reaper, hay and manure loader, aud harpOon hay
Miss +. Ross, hair flowers.
Mrs. John Powers, orna mental needle work
They also commend the following as worthy Of
favorable notice
Mrs. Lee Moore, pair linen stockings.
Mrs. IL n. Tupper, ornamental vase.
:. ID. Fuller, clothes-wcnger.
Il. II. Bacon, washing g-machine.
A. Rakestraw, grain measurer.
ThOs. linwels, Florence sewing machine.
Mrs. Taber, 2 cages birds.
Mrs. James Raymond, Lounge pillow.
Mrs. J. w. Tooker, tidy, &c.
A. G. Matthews, corn drill
Mrs. L. Oswald, ornamental rice frame, wall
shell basket, picture frame, frames of sewed Gene
work, pairs slippers, ornamental bead work,
coverlid, piece linsey, piece satnett and worsted
toilet cover.
r. Kitchen, churn aud corn planter.
Mrs A. Matthews, tides and cushion.
Amos Dewese, lot cauliaowers, red peppers
and squash.
T. j. Pelton, spinning wheel
Mrs. r, Patterson, whatnot.
7. 5, Fuller, husk basket.
A. G, Mathews, force pump.
u. w. ScOville, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine.
Jas. Brown, sample Brooms.
A. 7. Mathews, pair doves.
j. q. Smith, lot Of wine plants and wine-plant
wine.
NJ. ID. Tyler, mammoth SQUASH
The whole number of entries at the Fair were
about 500 the Attendance was large, and every
thing passed off quite pleasantly The fruit ON
exhibition deserves special notice. 1t was
marked OF several in attendance, who are usually
in attendance at our State Fairs, that they never
saw finer exhibition of apples. The specimens
were large. smooth and nice, and the competition
quite numerous.
MARTIN WARNER, Secretary.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned having established Real Es-
l. tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
An so Acre Farm, in section 30, town 4, u
s. r. Between 80 and 40 acres improved; orch.
ard three years old, containing 100 trees log house
and good well three miles from Perrysburg on
good road.
ALSO
An Improved Farm of 100 Acres. in Sec
ton "a, Plain Township 90 acres under cultiya-
tOn, and nearly all under fence Il large orchard
and good well, together with good frame house
and barn.
ALSO
A Farm containing Os Acres, In same
good barn and large house, with good frame house
in course Of construction.
Also "
The NE. u of the NE. 4 of section 2s, town 4,
north of range 10 east. Good House aad Orchard.
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres in section A, Gen ter Township, well
timbercd with black walnut, white wood, &C.
so Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 10, Milton Township
Lot No. 8.
so Acres, in section 10, Henry Township
timbered.
goo Acres in section II, Portage Township /;
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysbnrg.
izs3 The above Real Estate will be offered
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser.
SLEVIN q PARSONS,
keai Estate Agents, Perrysburg, o.
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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

%he advertiser having b9en restored to health in
Ie" weeks by very simple remedy after having suf
'ered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 10
make known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
TOT all who desire It, lie will send copy Of the pre-
scrp'lon used Gree Of chsrge, with the direction
for preparing and using the same, which they will nnd
SoRs ouRE Tor coSsuMrToS, AsrHSA. BRoSoHITIs
CoVeHs' cotps' aud all Throat and Ling Affections.
rhe only object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
senphon Is to benefit tile aiictei spread Infor.
nation which he conceIves to be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as II will
eostthem nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, rREr, By return
mail, VIII please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
ssAS Williamsburg Kings Co.. Sew YoTk.
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tCommuuicated.l
LNVHIIIIUUIVUIVU'T
ReSuscitnting the DroWneI

ReSuscitating the Drowned.
EDITOR JOURNAL: The recent notice which ytu
gave of the death of four persons by drowning
while On picnic excursion, near Toledo brought
t. my mind method of restoring persons who
were deprived of breath by drowning. 1t purports
TO be a discovery by DR.. FA1RBRoTuER, French
physician
Let the person be laid on his back in horizontal
posture, out in the open air free the chest from
any ncumbrance let press steadily on the
abdominal muscles, and another at the same time,
draw from the lungs by firmly holding the mouth
shut with finger and enclosing the nasal organs
in his mouth. If be ssary, repeat this effort
ia free the lungs Infuse warmth by rubbing,
and use of stimulants.
i saw the success of the above method in the
case of boy who was black in the face, and tp
all appearances dead. Drowning is caused by
filling the lungs with foul air. Remove this and
set the lungs in motion. BY little care and sell
possession, any one or two persons perform the
operation.
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Henry NJ. Blown.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
teachers of the Oberln Sunday School Association,
relative to the decease of HENRY NJ. BRowN:
WHEREAs, Our Heavenly Father in His Infinite
wisdom has removed from earth our friend and
brother. Henry NJ. Brown
Resoirei, That though greatly afflicted we
humbly bow to the will Of God knowing that He
doeth all things well.
Resol0ed, That in our deceased brother we found
a valuable co-aborer in the Sabbath School cause.
who's example Of humble trust in the Savior and
earnest zeal in His work has inspired us with
greater earnestness
RcsotUed, That to his relatives AMI friends we
extend our he rtfelt sympathies, knowing that he
was well worthy of all tie affection and love they
could bestow upon him.
Re'o1ced, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to his friends.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood Count,

.
The following are the transfers Of real estate in
Wood County, as shown BY the books in Recorder
hERRr's Office, for the week ending October g.,
1865:
1l3, TontOgany -$i75
s. @. Fo.te to J. McCurdy; sw So sec 20, To s.,
range III 40 acres-Sl 00O
D. orat.lek g & w. Crook, seu.i n out-lot 20, in
J; Sill 20 Y. Crook, SEN; in-lOts and 20, Per-
rysburg-SS0.
p. Cunningham to W. S. Pierson; e x s,v sec
81 tp 4, U. 5. r., so acres-S40O.
-. Cox to A. r. Wickham; 40 acres A,v sec
2l, Up 4, U, S. R.-S0OO.
u. Leathermau to II. N. Eastman; NV Sc and ne
sw and Sc sw sec SO, tp 3, range $500.
j. Ames to j. APPLE; 40 acres of side sw see
81, Up 9, range 10-S875.
T. Bishop TO G. o. HosckI Sc So sec IL, tp 4,
$50. N''"e0
$500 So
J. Douster to A. j. Ketehum; n \ KnXW
y 20 sec 70, tP 9, range 10, 10 acres-Sl25.
No. Of transfsrs-l2j total vaiue-S6,O ,Os5.
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The Mystic Tie.--C. q. II. & G. u. G.
The first Of the initials above stand Tor an old
friend To the public one which every one will
recognize and tor which every one has Kind well
come; we refer TO Goes Cough Balsgm the
cheapest and best preparation in the world for
crnup, coughs, colds, and all throat and lung com.
plants. The second are for Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency aud general
debility. Both articles are now too we'll known TO
need any praise from us. Let the afflicted always
have them handy.