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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-27

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at Nashville ~ A. N.
Leave .............-................ 300 P. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville S- ~ A.
Arrive AZ Nashville I'D P. n.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express;
Leave Nashville 7.9l P. n
Arrive At A. NJ
IousvIII,E AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 60o A. N. and $40 P. ".
Arrive at Louisville at s1 ?. ". and 81 A. NJ
Leave ) ~ 4. ". ana h,5l P ".
Arrive AZ Nashville at.-500 p N. and 400 A. v.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives in
Nashville II IS A. N. and leaves SO P. N.--eT-
cept on Sunday.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..........6.40 A. N. and ~ P.
Arrives At Shelhyville......-........- P. NJ
Arrive Ut ChattanOosa-. BOD A. N. ana 5go P. N.
Leave Chattanooga. 49,. blU A. NJ ana ~ r NJ
Arrive NJ Nashville. h.lO A. N. ana o.5U p ~
Leaves A. NJ
Arrives az Nnshvill A. NJ
Sunday exceptedD
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at........7:0O A. NJ and 54hP. N.
Arrives At Nashville at-.-6SD A. A. and 6:3O P. n,
EDaFFIELp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville at.......-.......,lOOOA A. N.
Leave Nashville LID P NJ
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves kashylle.-............-....... A. NJ
Arrives al Nashville P. NJ
TRIUEE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. N.
LEw1sBURg AND EoLENsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesiay. Thursday, and Sat
urday 81 7:30 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
r-~rrvD ar.rrs Avn oTuRR srrfJsrrrEs


Coupons ..-----.----...-.----..--.--... a.4 %
Louisville 4 Nashville r. K. Stock.-.-...-.--.. 50
Nashville 4 ChattaR0Oga X. R. Stock. 20
Nashville Corporation Checks.--....-.-.....--.6 60
South Nashville Street r. r. Stock. 80
Suspension Bridge Stock 9
Davidson County u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-27
Middle District OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of bis appointment as assignee Of G. 4.
Morris, Of the county Of Williamson and State
Of Tennessee. within said District, who has been
adjudEed a bankrupt upon his own petition, By
the District Court Of said district.
J. q. CORE, Assignee,
decl5 lawSw' Franklin, Tenn.
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second W asIaiuaf0n and Southern VIA
chattanooga.
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sl.st Washington and SOathern Wa
Chattanooga.
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NASHVILLE AND NoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.......7:00 A. NJ. and 5:4hP. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at--6:30 A. A.. and 6:3O P. n,
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Firsi Northern.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-27

/ have been upon the bench about four
years; know of no objections, have heard
of none. know have made faithful
and impartial officer. No one as ever
knew or heard, doubted my legal or execu-
tive ability. / have been a lawyer, with
full practice, since l839-six years of the
time Attorney General, and, as before said,
four years upon the bench. With my
knowledge of the law, the science of
pleading, and practice, and the rules of
evidence, enable me to dispatch business;
which was a great saving to litigants and
the country. My brother Judges will par
don me for saying that have done more
business since the war than any three
Judges in the State | am fully Endorsed
by Andrew johnson and Governor Brown
low as a lawyer, and az loyal Union man
worthy of all confidence. As before stated,
have held all my courts promptly, met
early and held late, never five minutes
behind time in my life; and now 10 be
disgraced by an unusual, not to say stocked
and packed convention of persons, who
knew or cared but little about qualifca-
tions for such judicial positions, snd to
select a man that could not write OF file
declaration in debt, or a petition for a
ceTte0rdri, or hill for divorce, injunotion
and alimony correctly, and in a lawyer,
like manner, to save him from tor
ment--nothing but an insurance, COON
skin Judge, who stopped here behind the
army, and set up as an agent, not as lawyer.
He has never appeared in my court in but
one cause, this was an insurance case, in
which he was sued-did not appear as a
lawyer-if he had any license he never
showed it. Ia this he was trying TO cheat
and ruin some honest Jews, and because
Judge Campbell did not charge the loss
exactly to his notion, he said he had no
more legal mind than a id jack ass. and
now this man Cary purposes to occupy this
exalted position because he says Chancel-
lor Harrison and f. H. East asked him TO
do so. Therefore declined the race, con
sidered myself and the position brought
into disrepute, and sent in my resignation.
warn the people of the purpose.
The speaker stated that he had been
overslaughed and denounced as not being
the friend Of the negro and not worthy OF
confidence. His whole record gave the
lie to the assertion, as a member of the
Border State Convention, the Balti-
more Convention, and a. q delegate
to the Republican Convention at Louis
vile in 1868. In the one he helped to
nominate Lincoln and johnson, and in the
others he had labored to obtain the
rights and disenthrallment Of the slave
Years ago be was President of the
Board of Aldermen. You all remem-
Der those days when corporation checks
were par and the Gig prosperous
Even then he introduced resolutions pro-
tective ofthe negro. Yet he was pronounced
no friend to the negro. He came to the
franchise law. He said that he was chair.
man Of the Executive Committee. He
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-27
THE CITIES OF:THE DEAD,

Report Of the Cemetery COmmItsee.
The following was submitted to the City
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EDGFFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville A.
cave Nashville Is P
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays ut
o'clock r. NJ.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-27

Y Y
peea1ur, memphis and New Orleans
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

From7AMtosp.m Sundays. 7to9AM
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New York yesterday as follows:
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TdgeReId and Kentucky R- r.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
AUCTIONI
DY VIRTUE OF LICENSE from tbs n
Id d - EnIrf tLA Ri anl u -

DY VIRTUE OF License from the p,
ID bate Court the Real and Personal ~
Gaze OF Ms. Electra Knapp, late of 80
viii be sold AT publit auction, OH the ire,5.''
Oh saturday, November -, 1867. at 10 80,
\. VI. eA
The Real Estate Is the late restleDc4.of,.
decreased, ~ituitec "a Farlee village /, n -. ~.
distance f.on post Office. church ana sI.'..
consisting .! 5 acres OF land. an exeeN.I,.
story house and out-3uildings. with uev,,t
i4- water. II Is the place tornrrl ave -.''
peru# led ny Josiah JuSlin, Esq. and i. r., l'1
led bv al t~ one of the most de4ir,lf 80
lions III tH-s Vicinity ne terms ol pavrgen,
Vii h- S5bt down, and the remain,.r s,. "a '''
iir-t OF April next. without interest tiU n ~,
liue Tire Personal Estate consist. of ! .. .''
ard various articles of household r.lrfit,.."
At the same tihre and place will he .old w.
lInl hciicr, about 20 bushels of corn. a At.
o. 81 corn-!odder ard hay, aud pair Of r.,,
harnesses.
CHA- KNIT. Auctiuuecr. ~
JDHN sIkATION, Excxec,utar
7 Fairlep. Nov. =. 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

An act to extend and d,lg. the
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ia ""1F'"'"' To .'tHo'i 81
chapter IL Of tine general statutes,
u,i;cd 81 qlcnsc,c aaa.us, private
rou,,,Y>
= | ,, -.
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, 'a"'i"N ara 'aoo' district nun
her one oL Ludlow.
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lb.ua.G.. nm. ,aIur,. Wits II.,.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

A CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
n ~outh A,urIica as "a MISSIONARY. discovered
=, 81. Ia ~ul5le remedy iOr the Cure ul NeI-
yom- " ,kno-, Early Decay Dis"t,e oi the
Crii.sy and Seminal organs, ana the " mole ,
man, al ii ,olocr. brought on 10y tsneIul ana
4iciou, habits. G.cat numbers nave oe.h
,Ir.u.ly Cured 10y this NOBLE remedy.
pra,u','. J h. =, desire 10 beutnt the athlete"
and mnfortupa,e.I will send the recipe for
,rrrarm. 4 u-in. an, medicine, ia a sga''a
Envelope, g. ,Jy one .who n.e'.H H. Free "i
charge. 1l,.-.
ed 70 yo,.s -y,I .,-,,,, ,>-,f,x
Address JbNiiI a.
Station D. Bible House,
c. New York CITY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
Notes on the Early Political History
OF Orange County

Additional to our notes in our
The Sth inst, We dud. that IN
iu' ldlutioual convention q.
l'9l, sadfofd was represented by
jon Barron; Brooklcld by Daniel
hiI'ssbury; Corintb by Peter Slice.
m'nj Faillcc ~ Nathaniel Niles;
Ne"burS by Daniel'Fotyandj Ran.
doIpb 10y JOSIAH Edison; sjrauurd
by PotW PvUDock {, Ilotiord by Bo.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

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81. "A '.'' I '''' wa
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n,,nd,. he. IN tl,e .I'.igts'nl. III. ..,s..,'..
NM a. ~" 10
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Growth ana II II u,ur,. ,.af....ir,I ,,I NJ
Incredible Yields hu-Iul, .-d nf., ,55lt al
harvested oad-.v..r,. "A st,f,t,., r., ti,,I a. t,,
saw them. and rendered more rrttt,tr. fl,,n.
great -uUeuolIN OK. ofh,i .out. Il, t'i.
tune thi "hENthkARIE OA,H i, n ,...
thou called. found NJ, a, int,.ufrnbli,. i...,,
mails. aud hundred. itpot, Ilul,ii.u. - ,r,,,.,..
even for small uumb'r, ot thr.c ONT. ul,n,.t
1T any prize came from all rIn.-t.- i,,,,.I,
from most Of the New England ANA N,.t,,,,
state. Aiaut of these ANIL ot,uf. ,g,, ,,I,, Il
Tor the iutUo.c of allowing ntfI1# ,.,,.,
+ rrni,. with iLc.. ,tt. m alt,I,.t i..'..F ~. 80
and the Target nuniut oi fbcr, .,o.,. I,,..,,l,.
/ ana planted ia drills. unou .iu.ttt t,,t .,,l,
Of ,d GS Mr. Km.i,' toi mo- o, ,a' 'l""I',l
t truly wise aud brur,oIrut ti,,i,,,= ~, - = ~
/ ougbly and sc,,t.ls sting In. a., n,t h,r.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
CaraCo'ss Celebrated
gfsAlvD.

Wear constantly hearing favorable reports
from ihuae shu have tried tbis remedy. Amy
Anthony, siir u Marx anthony, % this ,ity,
aud litiug 10 ku.'6 I.utust st., pftrird with .
itl"n uu itr hu.. tps Oc'itly induced 10
tuatH . q. % .I tit. 81 htc. Aluust Instantly
ellie 'Auru .ual irli, nom The pain, which had
boon iiuu.t .H,udui lable. Every uthrf .cite o.
~ hul ia proved uHavailinR. ThOsu Who
..f' it'ii % uhrc are ~ lhcu o. i'a merits,
aud luihiH. tili induce hsg 10 ~ v.tsVu.
eugg " ~ Sivsr .s@s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
DIED.

Ia Oxford, y. H.. Nov. Is, of consumption
Miss Martha I. Dame, grd 81 YEAR,
In this village. nov. Il. Mrs. Hannah Corllss'
aged - years and - months.
She was "A christian woman. one whose lie
was an ornament to her profession. Her whole
III. was spent il this town; and to know, was
10 love her.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

1T WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM"

III llI.--
l'rmr... Pain killing Iagjr Oh cure. headache.
h'hn = Pan KILN. Ma5c Oil rut,stoufhacLp
krW'. rhi ki.irg Maai, uil cures ncurnlni,
hrhur's fm1 Killing Magic Oil cufca cholera
tuuthus
Renna'. Pain Killing Mage on cures rhcuina.
tsu.
kenno'n ain Killing Magic Oh cures lam,
utfH.
Rom, s Pam Killing Magic oil cure skin dis.
eases WV
Some folk pecm TO he proud Of telling bn.
anne th,u shoulders ato'-Of "my rricL In
thn nnck '-or. ~ have got the Stinticap-nnI
d',ight N bray ling that "nothnp eap cure ,u,is
hui Whtt v, - tuch lawful felk - 4, ,,,,
s"n"c's Pmin.skiiIing NDuicOiI.
lt'thluil u W. not Only cure tlIoif lln,1rs.s mi
'nath avn. thor ptins, but we actually tale
an w. Mud Of Drag out of ibcmw and ,hav
ianhIt "vh up, aud say, N wurkcs liko n
N''d by al Druggists, 80 chants and Ora.
WV. HE.NNt. aole proprietor end pan.
u'a', 70 ilti thrll, Mass.
Suld ~ Bradford, by Goo pIoHhr1i Pier.
mont J.. II. eating; Newman il, Kew, s.
V" ois~fd, " 1881 4isoL...s.. la.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
LL.RI BIR1OA SLSTdTE
SDNNsS.IONEIy~' NOTICE

INllE sJBsCkIBLks, having been app',Is
Il cd bJ the Honor abiu Probate Couit iO '
District ol Hiadiuid, Commissioners tolttSg'V,
examine and adjust all clailns and &c AMIN,
all persons, against the estate OF Lew II,,,as,
late Oi TOpbLaIn, ia said Distinct, M, ~ -
Cd, represented insOlyent. aAd the tsiI' tt5,
months from tho 18th day oi ot'' oI
being allowed by tai1 Court to the NJ.
said deceased, 10 exhibit aud rie't Wv n %
spcriho claim. b,ino us. owe rol'u va.
ao win hteud to- the date. 81 or 81 '.r
mtbt n ITO ttll iou.cDi 81. q
t..,I tu. o. .aiU .,.IiI. lO
f.,..... t...... uH ~ .,e
tID,A 10. 1t 81. tt.. a. t.il tstl "a -"
iOsM FL NJ b!..-, CuiuD.'s
t.3 l. Ilt s-Li, ...g
.np.s~.-, M. d, ~.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

- Hftfsfuhb hi+t HHt
~ Probate Cotui, held a. fqNes,
within ard iar.aid district. m .o ith day
Nov, 4. - $50
Sire. " T. s. prhnfd and taId irgl.
ART, ui Bradford, Executors 81 .s estate "
Geo. W Richard, late of lirudior suo''.
ul'. "'e'uspd, mahcs aWli,u ar 80 ."o
court Jar ii,,u-, ipr,ll an OF tbs i, r.''.''
said deceased ct which bee died seized ,io ~
t's,,'d IS hai .huol district 80 i'm luil'''"
said di.uict
NhoHupJu il IL ordered Us said tout.' jAT
SAM app itntluu come under com idrtnil,I @.
he htilu a. e -st. lon q said cont a. h. l'o.i,.
40 Oh. Probate Oillrr IN .lid district, "A l'
-iu day ut AuN. 4. u. lst,. and tEHt 40 Ia
sun. Interested 500 said estate D. uuua,dw .V
llinc aud place of hearing. hy ,HuH ih' ."TI ,
10 bc punished three Ue,k-tucc, strIN 'N ~,
National opiuIon, .yIi,er puhish'u .,
Bradford. h,iurc said timr ui heating ""
they WAY APPEAR AID ~ said time ana l'4'''
II tlty zee cau.,, object th,tctu.
bl tho touit.
Attest, A. II. GILMORE, Judgt
a True cops of i,,cotd. E''
Attest. a. II. GILMORE Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22

on elections, to whom was reteifr,t
t ~ petition ana i'I'o'''lf''''''o, " A,
Harrnn IT. - !, ,f,,
bn,ISr or r.,'r,...r,ar,,e, nom tur
town of Bradford, make fhe follow
lug Export:
mat III the nearing n'i't' inc
@ [i i.r , 'o,'J f., 49,, ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-22
Peruvian syrup,

or Protected solution Of the frotoNidea Ut Iron
which ,,is,f,- aud cnrchcs the blood lJ zap.
plying with s l,fc Element lHeN,
Being free from Alcohol IN amy .srm rs ~,
og.mg ,geefs are not .toiio,cod ~ co'FesV oudUg
r,ac',on, but afc pcrmanent, iuiusiug 1mN.rt
,iooN aud NrN ma .uto all parts Of tine sys.
tom. and building up ~ ikuN CoNslClt
Hos
NN e. STERLING. Esqp Of Poughh,cp.io.
s.. s -ay-H
'.iuyo itllu. Peruvian syrup | feel ba.
trt nF -uHH. g. Improved, my bowels are
+ regular. uN petite trpt rate.
th,i. &, al 4 iuga elan ih tiis city ,o.dci
/ iLtu u.I 81 Li- been ~ the Dug cuisines.
/ for ~ 'tIi.. Nuu h.,. used ia. syrup iof Tine,
mHntl., aud gives u a. h,s oIiuion. that u Is
/ ,hr u'st NjDnu,e Tonic Medicine hc cyci
knew
iur Disr rsiA, DrhLiTi, and FgNAti
/ Wt,K'isst., the Peruvian Syfup IS a specific
/ : b. pos, pamphlet scnt free. The genuine
has 'ILNUSAS NiutI" blown in lhc glH...
j. T. DtNSMORE Proprietor,
No SO D,y ST., NV York
Sold by all druggists. AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

A WONDERFUL MAcuNE.-The
most remarkable curiosity we have
seen for months in the line Of new
inventions was q self acting rat trap,
the same owned and exhibited by
Prof Joe Barnett, who is the owner
Of the Right thereto for Grant Coun-
ty. lie expects to have them man
atactured at once in sufficient mum =
bers to supply an undoubtcd large
demand, as the machine cannot fail
to perform in perfect manner all
thai is claimed for it. We aim at a
description Of this novelty, but moth,
ing short Of seeing it operate can sat
isiy any one: \ coil spring imparts
the power, and the rat acts the part
Of operator The shape Of the box
may be oblong and wider than high.
the rat enters through wide door
IN the end: his weight upon q plat
form untastens the door and the
spring power closes it behind him
lie very soon discovers himself in for
il, ani plan1es about 70 find an out
let. He finds q closed door in the
corner but it yields; he presses
through, thinking to find a way out,
but the second room proves an inner
.plti11f, ,,,t,p, g}.f,-ip.r linn +L, e.,t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
RUILDING PROPOSALS.

The District Board and Building Committee Of School
District No 3. Town OF Ian saster wl until the 10Th
day of February lsu1 at l. clock NJ of said day
ceive sealed proposals for the cxcayang grading and
building a Stone Basement for Schoollouse III
said District (Ihe Basement viii require about 300
perch OF rock.)
Also sealed proposals will be received until the time
above named tor putting up the Brick Walls Of said
buildings the brick will b furnished by the District
All other materials attendance &c. to be furnished by
the contractor Tie number OF Brick in said walls viii
be about 20oo00
Plans and specifications can be by calling on
+. elise Al his office in Lancaster. All bids must be
handcd in to said elise before Of the last day
for receiving bids
DIST BOARD AND BUILDING CONN.,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
NEW GOODS
AT NATHANS'.

We have removed to our and spacious Store.
door Of old stand. where shall be- happy
meet all customers and friends. We have SPLEEN
did stock Of Goods which will sold very low for cash
and cash only Come aud see u, we confident our
goods and prices will please.
Very thankful for the vc4y liberal patronage Of the
past. shall do our utmost to merit in the future.
As usual We pay the highest market price Tor Pa tier
Eggs, Hides, Fgls Poultry, &c.
j. NATHAN & SON.
Lancaster, Dec. II, ls66-27-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
FIRM AT TAFTON.

STEPHEN BROWN, Of the late firm Of J C TTASER
& Co. is nov partner with y WtrKss under the
name ana firm Of BROWN & WATRIsS at the old
stand ut John Collier and they ready 70 % amy Kind
BiacksnithiBg and Job work at the hortes notice
in the best manner and for reasonable price The
public earnestly requested II bring IN their work
STEPHEN BROWN,
Z WAITRESS.
Tason. October g, lsee-21-sm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
XALUABLE VILLAGE PROP.

KRrY AT AUCTIONS
Tho undersigned, contemplating changing his bust
nes desires 70 dispose OF his real estate property ia
Boscobel, aud viii offer for sale at public auction,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH : 1867,
the following property. to wit;
FOUR VILLAGE LOTS,
situated but short distance east Of isconsin 49,
AHeuue AMI within seventy rods of the depot fs,si
On VIII II y good dwelling house barn out. I'LL
mouse, &C ad Tine assortment IF aiuubbeTy aud fruit
trers. Alse a tract OF
80 ACRES OF CULTIVATED LAND,
bnt short distance north OF the Depot ono-half Of
winch good meadow, ana the balance very desirable
Tor gardening purposes, with fine building on the
track. Also,
LOT OF TO ACRES,
al the head Of Blun street ii the VILLAGE Of Roseobe
under cultivation, and we'll fenced Would make good
village lots and will be Sold in plrce OF = or acre TO
SHIT purchasers.
All the above property is unimcumhere aud viii be
sold cheap.
viii sell at the same time lot of stock, consisting
of
HORSES, COWS, Hogs SC,
besides humorous articles Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Sales to be made on the premises Terms made
known on day Of sale,
J. A H0UGHTALING.
Boscobel bruary 9Th, lSG7.-36-3t
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Taken up by the subscriber residing l~nds e,ynAd
By him in Town q Liberty January 2dth. 1857, one
Spriug horse colt dark sorrc both hind feet white
a few wlute hairs ia tail and NAME The owner is re-
qutsted prove property pay charges and take sai@
stray. LOUISA kRATZER.
Liberty February 5, 1sG7.-36-4t*
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Waterloo, january 3, 1867.
STRAY STEER.
COLT STRAYED.-s15 REWARD.

Stravec from tn. subscriber residing in the towf
Dunleth in the month Of June, Cd, ack mSre coit
two years old the spring of 90. Said colt has
small, white spot her forehead also small bunch
lett hind leg the stfe and low in the hip. l viii
pay S5pu reward for any information that may lead 10
her recovery. Address letters to
JOHN FULLY.
Dunleith, Ills.
January Is lS7. -33-St*
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DENTISTS.
DENTISTRY.

| AllA / 10 L n
Artificial Tee.! inserted on Gold and Rubber, from
one to 20 fl set different styles, aud at prices 80
III d place them within reach of ALL
ANY one having artificial teeth on gold plate that
have given away can have them exchanged Tor ruoDer
Ais, anyone having artificial Teeth and cannot use
hc,n arc invited to call and if do not suit them no
Zee will be made.
Ether and hloroform administered if desired, in ex-
tracing teeth.
Filling Teeth done in the most careful and perleet
manner known to the profession.
ectA having the nerve exposed is no reason they
should b. lost.
Persons with my operations arc referred
to the following
TESTIMONIAL:
Platteyille, January 80, ts6T.
DR. Del .nbacher having nlled fer me lot oil tecth
that considered yearly worthless, Several Of thehs
having the nerve exposed and tie work being 50 Hns
actorlv done deem il my duty to recommend nm u
my teeth &c. ing friends hrsclass Dentlst ne ehI
restore your decayed snags and make you feel as now
o) rs though vo4 were blessed with new set oi nara
i .,3 taafb J. IL. EVANS
~ Rooms at che Mansion House, where can be
| seen during tha month Of February, the trss tSs
weeks OF Jane and the first weeks Of October esse
Az W II DEPFENBACHER. Denti.t.
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GTRAY STEER.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by him
in the town Wingyille about the 10th day of
January 1867 red and white specked steer, with
rca head and neck tw Years old. The owner VIII
prove property pay charges and take said stray
JOHN STEVENS.
Wingyile, Feb 9, 1851 -37-4t Oh. Laird