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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-06-14

'tAvI1hS con whom iii adiictsd should consult.
No one ever heard Of patient Of hA not being cured
since he has been in this sty. His reputation has
voushsts In an the city papers, bis pstsnts and tho
medical profession both here and abroad being the
most skilled specialist here and thorough master Of
ali sexual diseases. II al others fail, don't dsspalc
give him call. It Il only common occurrence wtsa
him TO cure such His rooms arc separate tov
ladies and gentlemen and the most complete In tho s
Y.uNo MRN TAXI PAATlcuLAR NofloA.-Doctor Mge-
Low devotss much Of his time to the Of those
eases caused By secret habit which 5nins both body
and mind uniting the unfortunate FOR either
business society The sad eject Of these early h.ei
or the Of riper years, u to weaken and dob
tAto the constitution destroy tho physical and mental
powers diminish and sniseble tho natural feelings. and
exhaust tho vital energies Of manhood the p!easN -
Of life arc marrsd. the object Of marriage ustI.
aud existence itself rendered term Of unceasinE msery
and regret. Such persons, especially these centsu-
plating marriage, should lose no time In making nsme-
date application, o. DR.. B., by his new treatment b
enabled to insure speedy and permanent cure.
CONSULTATIONS free and confidential. Once. No. ITO
South Clark Street. Of Monroe half block from
tho Post Office. Post ONCE Box III, Chicago, H.
Ofnos hours from Q A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Send for hs "Guide to Health" Published nonahlv,
free Of charge.
n B.-Laass, send for descriptive circular Of Pc.
aarie Remeds, tho best preventive OF conception
known. Scat to any address free Of charge
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DURHAM HOUSE.
CREsCo Iowa.

This house is eligibly situated to BUSH
ness, near the Depot Of the McGregor
Western Railway. By giving strict atten-
ton to the wants Of the travelling public,
they hope to merit the confidence and re-
ceive a share ofpublic patronage. n3O
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e RENDERED USELESS,

The most eminent Physio.
iAns, Oculists, Divinss, and
the most prominent men Of
our country. recommend the
use Of the CORNEA RE6TOR.
FRS for PreebyopiA or Par o.
Long.8aghtedneas, or every
person who wears spectaeles
from old age ; Dimneos OF Viz.
ION, OF Blnrring ; Overworked
Eyes /; Asthenopis, OF Weak
Eyes /: xpiphora, or Watory
Eyes ; Pain in the Eyebsll ;
A1aanrosis, OF Obscufity Of
Vision /; PhotophohiA, o. In.
tolerance Of Light ; Weakness
OF tho Retina and Optic Nerve;
Nyodesopis, or Specks OF
Moving bodies before the
Eyes : Ophthalmia, or Infam.
nation Of the Ego and Eye
lids /; Cataract Eyes Hemio-
pis. OF Partial Blindness :
q the Eyeball. and
Imperfect Vision from The
effects Of Inflammation. Ia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-06-14

The GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. There
fore the nervous and debilitated should i'm
mediately use HELNBoLD's EXTRACT b.,
CHU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-06-14

The resolutions read at the Loyal
League meeting called to try Gree
ley, set forth that the objects Of the
Loyal League is to cut off all bust
ness and social intercourse with Ger.
tain prescribed citizens. In word
the Loyal League is a conspiracy to
injure certain people in their bust
ness and character, and as such its
members might be legally indicted.
Such a society is an illegal body
an organized band Of busy-bodies,
conspirators, slanderers and disturb
ers Of the peace. All kinds Of con-
spirators may be indicted, and the
resolutions before the meeting to try
Greeley plainly show that the League
is a conspiracy against the fair fame
and business peace Of all who are
not of its faith. Let the Grand
jury open its secrets.
The Mongrel party taxes sixteen
llpuStiuu dltIC1cS. IL t1AcS eNcTN
thing but the breath of mans body
and it comes SO near doing that,
that it taxes the breath almost out
Of his body.
Old Thurlow Weed complains that
the leaders of the Mongrel party are
expert plunderers.' They ought to
be expert at it, for they had great
teacher, even Thurlow Weed him
self. Ifthesc pupils can steal more
than their master has, they are ex.
perts indeed.
In one Of Wendell Phillips late
harangues he said:
"We are surrounded by childless moth.
ers and orphans; We have mortgaged the
right hand of this generation and the next
to pay $4,000, 900 ,ooo VIC have taken Tie
comforts from this generation; we have fill,
ed half million patriot graves
Yes, 0 traitors and knaves, you
have done just that, and you justly
deserve to be hanged. The man who
does not, from his Utmost soul, abhor
and execratc you, is himself a Grim.
- Duy lIUUA.
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PERRY & CONKLIN,

AGENTS roR TER
EXCELSIOR,
EXCELSIOR,
EXCELSIOR,
Cresco, Iowa.
To the Farmers Of Northern
Iowa and Southern MINI.
In introducing ourselves to the
Farmers of this section, as Agents
for the EXCELSIOR SELF RAK1Na
or DROPPING Reaper 4 Mower CON-
B1NEp, as also for other kinds Of
Machinery, We feel justified a.
stating, What the farmers themsel-
YES know. that two-thirds Of all who
have purchased COMBINED Machines
for the past few years have been
completely swindled.
We do not propose to tell you in
the manner of Agents generally,
that our Machine is the only one in
existence, but We boldly assert, af-
ter an experience Of many years in
the Machine business, that it is the
only one that has proved a success,
and that will stand the test; and
this We ask none to accept on our
own statement, but will prove it
under any circumstances, WET or
DRY by practical demonstration,
ss also q thousand testimoni-
ais we have from farmers from all
over the country in praise Of its su-
perior qualities.
THEEXCELSIOR
last year, received, Diploma and
Premium at the
CLAYTON co. FAIR.
as the best Combined Reaper and
Mowor.
This Machine has been introduced
extensively, not only in the Eastern
and Middle States, but in your own
and for its popularity we will only
refer you to the pamphlet published
by Brown, seiberling & Co., of Mas
sillon, Ohio, the manufacturers, or
to the Farmers Friend" publish
ed by II. B. Malone & Co., McGre-
gor.
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They can be used BY any one With . certainty
tho eye. More than 5000 certificates Of cures sse
exhibited a$ our once. Cure guaranteed In every
case when apphsd according 70 he directions
funded. Wri1e ~ q cSexIar-ssNe grace.
Address, Dr. J. STEPHENS 4 CO., OouAsts.
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DR.. arc Rl0X

h Ne only rhysioiAn, - . 0pecis1It
BOW In Chicago that can b sntirssy
relied upon. DO 70 mn, snd not suffer
that horrible disease 70 remain 10 your
system, disAgufine, your fAos and body.
bssides Destroying Your hsppinsss and
future prospscls q ". Hs - mSde
PRIVATE DI6DAoE0 md N1RVOUS
DEBILITY his study for ths past
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have been injudicious. In SEASONS
of financial embarrassment these
reasons leave labor without wa
gcs, and per consequence suffering
for the most common neccssaries OF
life. Those representing capital
though their dividends may be re-
duced by the suspension Of labor,
do not not come to immediate want
from such causes on the contrary
the accumulations Of labor, srelim-
tied to the individual laborer, who
on suspension of work sees famine
and want staring himself and lam
lily in the face. In short llbor
without its daily wages is unable to
hold its head above W alter for scarce
ly a day much less to establish
itself in business. Thus does the
Tribune theory by proving too mach
refutc itself.
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to any address on receipt Of thirty
cents.
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once $40 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

a. On. J. e7EPHEM { Co. have invented
and patented . MYOPIA or CORNEA FLAT.
TENER. for the euro Of NEAR-SI0HTEDNESS,
which has proved great success. Write fos .
Circular.
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Sucker State Cultivator,

Sucker State CultivatOr,
The best in use; because it has less
draft than any other throws the
dirt to, or from the hill the plows
are Independent Of each other; it
cultivates between the hills, as we'll
as between the rows the plows may
be worked to any depth and control
led by the feet of the driver leaving
the hands free to manage the team.
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We keep constantly on hand and
for sale, the Celebrated Chicago
SCHUYLER WAGON,

We also keep constantly on hand
the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-06-14

ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
Two LEGS In one-you can take Oh the Foot and
put on Stub. All In want send for Pamphlet
J. ". WATSON, PArsnrss, 700 Broadway, N. Y.
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~ STEPHENS MAGICAL EGYPTIAN ORR.
INITIAL EYE OINTMENT will cure lnasmed
Csre SusrasieJ. o. ~oav r.fxa6sd. yr,ts (ev
CiYevtor-4aikd{ tes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE Cry GovERNMENT.-The Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen meet and organize this afternoon The Repuh-
Leans have nominated w. NJ. Little Of the Twentieth
Ward as President of the Board OF Supervisors Tbs
Democrats have in caucus resolved 10 support A. Al.
Bliss (Rep) as PresidenrOf the Board OF Aldermen Henry
McClos1ey Dem) as Corporation Counsel, W. g. Bshsp
(Repl as CITY Clerk and J. Flanagan Dem as Keeper OF
The City Hail The Democrats Will also support W. j.
osborne FOR the Presidency VI the Board Of Supervisors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

FOUND DEAD IN THE WooDs-The body OF an un-
known German woman about years of age, found
in Wyekofrs Woods, Greenpoint, Saturday afternoon
II exhibited no outward marks OF violence and IL Is be-
leved that the came 10 her death by exposure
The deceased wore dark calico dress feet inches
i'm hit and had dark hair and blue eyes Coroner smith
remOS ed the body TO the deadhOnse TO await denticar
ton, and viii hold an inquest on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
THE EXCISE LAW.

VOLUNTARY CLOSING OF BARS YEsTERDAY-FEEIfN0
AMONG LfoUoR-sELLERs.
The recent order of Superintendent Kennedy, CAV.
ing notice that and after the 18th instant the Sunday
clause of the Excise law viii be strictly enforced, an
that all the power Of the Police Department VIII be uses
TO effect that result was the yesterday of the vol
untary closing Of many barrooms throughout the city
Al the principal hotels the notice, BAR CLOSED, was
conspcously posted that persons IN quest Of some
wk of the ExciseIaan in abrdng the right of rinker
10 publicly indulge in tho use OF whisky or rum hs9
sesfanfants generally the notice, sBAg CLOSED" wa4
also made use Of; but virtually It signed nothing u
whisky bottles We're shronded in White sheets las King
Alcohol had died and wrapped in hundred shrouds
%Bo ToS sD be % reey
away. All that the applicant was required 70 40 Wss
set "p drafP TO this would the reply, "Yesj
take seat at the table and you can have AWNING yoSS
the sellers profits Increased.
There were some places however, where liquor could
not be procuredthe doors being closed and amttancS
to the bars being impossible These were places wnic4
about be most strenuousy enforced their
are not willing to nsk violation Oi the Terms uioes
TIE inor sellers throughout the city are generally very
pqued by the decision OF tue Court OF Appeals ana
strong organization has been formed 10 so shapen the h
fnence of the body with the Legislature that az the pres.
ent session. the law Will either be repealed or modi-
However II must be said that the sellers resolved 70
submit the law. The following taken from one OF the
organs OF the liquor dealers and drinkers Indicates thao
those classes have not yet abandoned hope from tho
Courts which have been their fast friends 80 far:
decision Of the Court OF Appeals based
one on appeal il will observed IL civil s However mach there
supporters congratulate themselves upon
deca eight Judge Wnghts opihios
settles the eonaorsi Of the eepse is True but dc following
important points closed
The night the police arrest when merely keeps aa1
does mol sell hqaori .
g. police establishment peemptery
II o'clock midnight; OF,
Third police to close establishment Sunday
finally
The right 81 the police to arrest without yausnt
habeas before the Recorder OF C
Judge any Judge at Chambers
At meeting Of the Board OF Excise held on Saturday.
the following resolution was adoptede
That AUTHORIZED pay 20 the Treasurer ofths
Asylum for Inebs ten cent Of the excise money
during 1866 the order Of said Treasurer counter
signed By the President Of the Asylum.
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nr,ru IRON INJURIES ON 4 fERnY-BoAr.

Coroner Warren Of jersey City on Friday was
mon TO hold an inquest upon ths body Of Horace
Perkns ~ & ~ Daniels South Bergen, from injuries
sonn,aa% IN a ON the 18th q becemseF Mr.
Perkins on tne ns an on ns New
y ys I'm the engineer lost control Of the engine IN
esScs OF which the boat struck she bridge Win 49,
sntiy thrown TO the floor and sustained tnesna
inriss which resulted In his death july
we're postponed for the purpose Of sa ssssfsd
;tizer OF Port Byron csynea Co.. ~ r. TO vh1cn sss
the remains were takan FOR tnts'1nea"
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NEW.JRRSEY NEWS.

Nyw-ENGIAND SocIETY-The England So
cety OF Bergen at meeting Friday night elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President john
a. Parker, VicePresident A. A. Woodward; Secretary r.
b. Seymour; Treasurer, Henry Gaines. .t.s. 80
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4musementc.

WINTER acknowledgements at n.
w MONDAY, JAN. Z,
EDWIN BOOTH
EDWIN BOOTH
will appear rst time this season. IN his great character Of
LUCIuS JUNIUS BRUTU5
In John Howard Payne's great play OF
BRUTUs, OR THE FALL OF TARQUIH.
supported BY
Miss IDA VERNON
Nine. METfIUA sCifELLRR,
Mr.. BARTON HILL,
j. n. G0TTHObD f
and
A POWERFUL CAST
TUESDAY EVENING, (frst tims)
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
BRUTUS.
Admission, 75c. Family Circle, Soc.
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DELEGATES TO THE SEMI-C ENrENIAL ANNIVERSARY
OF THE AmERIc,s coLoSrzAros SOCIETY. AT the meee
ing the NewIerscy Colonization Society neg on
renresent the NewJefsey Society In t1e s t 49,
Convention be held in washington; xbercromSs
tell and H. f. Frelnghuysen tho Rev; III H ateae 's
- Waeot Jackson, esq, and the Rev. W. d. S'eee'
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MONDAY, JANUARY =, 1867.
Amueements.


PISTORrs LAST NIGHT AND MATINEE
- v,v,Dyr,, in NEwfoRK vr,z,ppru,
BEFORE HRR DEPARTURE FOR THB WEST
THE COMPANY LEAVES HoR DETROIT ON WEDNESDAY
FRENCH THEATRE Lessee and Director }. GRAU.
FITS Ii MoSbs SOi yRS 1S ~ I an o'clock and
ADELAIDE RTsToRi, on BOTH OCCASIONS AS
rurs nESddIzABETa QUEEN or ,F ESGL sl,1 ppru
WEDNESDAY, Aff nsRSS 11SU4RY 's@M&fISEE
EoTcR-A. The wse.day MaDee the price admission to parts
he "a" ALL . s -ss vi. s Be Charge IN private
wyDryspw,R AY-EL LHSArs6iy M,rrryR
MATISEB-wEDSE AFTERNOON.
FOR THE LAST SsF" Tt At n y PSS; SRsR 1T
on WEDNESDAY WA APTERSooS1 MATISEE
seats VIII be securel without extra charge
MADAME RISTORI AT STEINWAY HALL
IL FIRST GRAND RECITATION OF
MADAME RIsTORI
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1867
Mr. L. Harrison has the honor that having effected an
engagement with NJ J. Gran and
MADAME ADELAIDE RIsroRT,
he wi" have ' AND 5SS Ga h RsCrAros
on TUESDAY EVENING January when she will read IRON the Poets
Mr. Theodore hona m Orchestra has also been secured aud Will
perform selection Of Classical Music appropriate to the OCCASION
ONE BoLLAR TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE
Tor stelnvsy Hall Beer shrmers No FOL Broadway aud
PISTORI RECITATION BOOKS,
~ Translated Into English be obtained to-day the several ticket
Offices, and at stenway Hall during the evening
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ MONDAY JANUARY T. 1867, =
L4 4HE S %SaTF PSyiT dSBFiI o.
LAS? NIGHT OF
Mr CHARLES BARRON
LAST NIGHT or YOUNG AMERICA,
Last night Of the Splendid Scenery
- TUESDAY January g. 1907
Complimentary BENEFIT rendered to
,vpnUpsn,x =, han nIp ovo srprKp
MONDAY, January l4-TtE RICHNGS ENGLISH OPERA COM
PANY.
'' OF ''' B fSs'sni sc sn AND TEArBR
l. ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
Mss SARobSg alCHSGs Mis- TEL .pAb HARRISON
Mr. VIM. CASTLE, Mr @ CAMPBEiL,
Mr.. EDWARD sEGUIy Mr. JAMEs PRAK
~ ~ MT JAMES ARNOLD
large and efficient chorus and GRAND ORCHESTRA have the
SEASON on ESGLIsH OPERA
OLYMPIC TnEATERi
commencing
MONDAY, gASuAR u r,.,,. Nm, nr
Ay0LO, ROSE or CASTLE MARTHA, DAUGHTER OF THB
BEGlME Dr dIS BS' I BoHEMIaS GIRL
and several other popular operas
A CADEMY OFFMUSIC, BROOKLYN.
~ SIXTH MONDAY POPULAR CONCERT,
"a, N a0 .,,i . Jss. = alta O'Clock
Miss MARY LOUISE sBG gggirv so,,cvo
Mr. p LBTsCH, Trombotn soost.
Mr.. HElSDI, Finite soIolst
Mr. CIV, COLBY Pianist -,,.
cELBBRATED ORCHESTRA.
Reserved scss % cents eEra
MADAME MONTANIA's SHEET WAX Cor
WI Wax Flowers IS cents per doeh Ne s Broadway near
Ie --~--,-~-.~--,xxxr~-x,uury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

REsTITUTroN.--The Rev. Luther Mcdonald OF 81
Marys Church. corner of LEONARD and Remsensts f. D.,
ON saturday handed over TO Mr. jenkins Cashier OF the
First National Bank check for 500, which han been
given him for the purpose Of restitution by an UNKNOWN
but repentant sinner. frl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

Cry REroRM.-An adjourned meeting of the cti-
zens OF Brooklyn in favor Of general reform In the
Municipal Governmental that city, was held on Friday
at the Common Council Chamber, City Hall. ex-Mayor
George Hall in the chair The report Of COMMITTEES Of
rive apponted at previous meeting received and
ON notion adopted. The committee named the following
persous 10 consider municipal affairs and the abuses
their aana cement" report thereon at future meet
ing: j. @ Breyoort L. s. Barnham J. p Wallace. y. Il
Ford Thomas IL. Rodman. J. 5. Th0rne, T. Rowe, "A.
B.s Tayis, H. j. Cullen, W. Marshall @. X Marylns
D. d. Whitney, G. " Persons Martin, 4 ~ rfs1'
French and G. A. Jarvis On notion she Appointing Com-
mttee were added the above. Quite long discussion
nns,od In vhiel Messrs Mckenzie Shepard Hartmann
Chifienden Harris and others took part, some OK the
remarks being rather spicy and decidedly personal bue
after mi little real progress was made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

FIRES IN 1s66-There were 300 fires in Brooklyn
during the year The losses from the same amoursed
TO $97s,937, aud the insurance TO u, Il5,9l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

PIGEoN SHOOTING MATCH FOR s2Oo.-A pigeon
shooting match for 500 side viii take place on Thurs
day forenoon next at the Club House, English Seghbor-
hood on the Northern Railroad Tho parties In the con-
test arc Morgan Francis and John Ryan OF hoeokeps
against Isaac Trtas aud Robert Crimes OF Fort iss
Other matches viii also off on the Same Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

THE WEEK OF PR,YER.--The pastors Of the East
ern District will hold prayermeetings during the week
AS follows On Monday at Rossst. chapel; on Tuesday AZ
the South Nntl-st Congregational church,; on Measss
dav nj The First Pesbyferan Church; Thursday IN the
Soth Ffthst Methodist Church; and on Friday III tns
Central Baptist Church, Fourth-t. The meeunss WIZ
Open at 4 ID.
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HENRY W JAMES
Capt and A. q. ~. BTt Mai, y. 8. Army.
anhIn OIner.

UNITED STATES MARSHALs SALEmCir:-
~ Court Of be Ute StateDes Of Wisconsin JAMES r.
coEp,oy he . NSssSs and Minnesota Railroad ccHpsa S Cham
ss9 Sess hS w S Gs s u HstSrJ James watson
ho@s Edwin q dsssM Kee7sleT Hgns GsSrgs n Mesr Henri
leaf Frederick Lind sebastian Knetler Lawrence Graham Donald
a Raaa Franklin j. Blair Edmund Persons Philip Justice
win IownseBd the Mercantile Bank Of Hartford Conn., August Law
thOa Charles Quentin John H. Tch, Byron Kbou Nathaniel
sy Rsiosd Company cicero ComstOck George Chapman
GD s md Sf 81 virtue 81 dsrs oEds made by c
Shs i dy Of sepber A D. 1856 viii expose for sale aud sell a
ibe 2t day q peeer a y To a. ooes q 'ee afternoon Of
En-. Day q, the ooSise described Z, %SIseI IN the y
Ssh road hs, been constructed m operation and also
Of tslrbus to Midisnd where It connects with
o. .se railroad q sad SSTP1o ansS % ~ S oiag
i was OF the execution Of said mortgage ana
,se or parcels u land which might hereafter constitute be
ts Of e roadEsy town sites eIgne6oa WORKSHOP espo
Other buildings and s the oihe, Land ana seN 's's
tsn constituted or mgA, s9e, ss5sr Of Them ana o
Gen made Or made thereafter and ali tie engnshoase work
sPpansai aid railroads or either Of them whether ten su, or
Give engines and rolling stock and all the %aeas tools mpe
s1. ss S Ssc csn s viz 5 roGs or either Of them
SE MUM 81 Ie sD So s sS @ $40 s s SO s
- 80 s s ss s 81 81 49, ss 49, ios ~ sos Sd l sd
ideg part q aa morgsgoc premises such poleoa o. we
rolling stock bought bF The hectNer
srnifg Division Of the said railroad bear 20 the earnings
OF The Division aeraRed by the report OF H. L. Palmer
M confirmed by the court also all and singular the rights hbe
Railroad Company 50 far thty relate 70 SAID
H.ods ro Milwaukee City and from WATERFOWL By
f Columbus aforesaid and all the property real ard per
liberties privileges and franchise Of said Rail-
road Conpsny they rete said railroad from Santee 70
P,raes Cty and from Waown Of Columbus 90 Midland
The said sale viii he made without prejudice 70 any claim ngd or inter-
Al Of Rphri MarneG In front sixty feet " lots (a
S 6 and seventh and the alley Eve @ aud SIX 3d. Ia
BIOL frtyone an IN the Second the Cty Of Milwaukee,
lser under several Judgments against the Ia Crosse aud Nil
siroad Company favor " nil Rudd ana The otnr
and that viii sell al The Other property
tsrenbeore described before sell the railroad ow Waterfront, by
Wv sf Coqmbus 10 Midland. CASSIUs FAIRCHlLD
r. Marshal "A and for the District Of Wisconsin
gent % 1896 Sept ~ law - Dec2kS
sale is hereby ADJOURNED 10 FRIDAY lin January
1851. Al to- szmebOur and place asaboye. - ..a
Milwaukee Dec % 1855 U. & Msrshal Wsee,in.
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Amusemenfs.


B,o.av,! MUSEUM Ss,Is AND MESSGEsIs COMBINATION
MUSEUM s; sENAGERIE AND DRAMA aass. =
EyGAoFaksTTD For "A 4 LIMITED PERIOD ~ IA,
mrs @ HOWARD. f7i
who VIII appear in her original psrsSnsion q -
ro0.rv ToPsEY y.
!, q. EyEey AFTERNOON At a. EVENING AT q
TkCLE TONS TONS CABIN =
UNCLE UNCLE TONS G GAsIs ,..s
oRiGfNAL MUSIC AND EPYecrs
p'I'liSiEs aC Es u Ks a4sS , AND SCOTLAND
with 4 Es Sii s sssa 81 fs rI ss ccsss
ENTIRE Van zNSTasE COLLECTIONS ,1s OF LIVING WIZ
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GIANT AND GIANT.Ess, ZACH OVER 8 REBT HIGH.
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a LEOPARD CHILD
Admission, % cents; children under 10, IS cents -
NIBL0S. :, GARDEN A. VIZ vpe,v,rS
oSE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH PERFORMANCE -
BLACK * CROOK CROOK
PARisiENSE BALLET TROUPE.
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE
On t Ss% Ss'i SsSC V, be presented ~
NEW music, 80. Ia +.
TWENTY FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
THIS tsArvIRDAI), JAN H. 1857 AT ONE VobocA Is
Psrg9e and Dress circe ogs Dollar Dollar
Curtain rises At n at MaaaSs, O'clock
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