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8. LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLOUD, MIMI,
y, ''t =, -.,ya June IL, 1868.

JehtH S1sses:
Sir: You hereby notified to appear at this office
on the 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1858, at 10 O'Clock in
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1874, made by
you August %, 1865 upon the ne section II, town.
ship 1875 range &c. in the District Of lands subject to
sale 1t Ct. Cloud, MIMI, should not DO cane led,
you and proposes then and there to show the same,
when you viii DO permitted to contest such showing
II. G. WAIT, Register,
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ June 18th, lo6S.

IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ June 18th, lsos.
Ed. Itu.sble:
sIR. You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
On the l61E DAY Or AUG LIST, lsoe, IL o'ciocA Ia
the forenoon OF the said day. then and there show
November 10th, 1eo5, upon Sc u ne II ne il
Sc AMI lot 2, section a. township ~
range 49, in the District lands subject " sale al
st. Cloud Mimi, should mot be Cancelled, Richar
Thomas alleges abandonment thereof by You and
opposes then and there to show the same, when you
will be permitted to Contest such showing. s
II. WAIT, Register,
iuly2-6WI II. c. BURBANK Receiver
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II. c. WAIT, Resister.
June2t CIVIL II. C. BURBANK. Receiver.
IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~. Junas1Oth 1Gsc

Il I 0A.o010l
~ June12th, 1865.
Harry NnchcN:
s1R You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on tho 7rH DAY OF AUGUST, lS6S, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF the said day and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Ent. No. S6l7
made by you April Q, 1867, upon sw Il ne 4
sseA NV nc sw Il NV Il SO section
oownshp III, range S. in tho District of lands sub
jcct to sale at st. Cloud, Mnn should not be
celed, as Albert ltansmsnn alleges an abandonment
by you and proposes then and there to show
.howing. II. 9. WAIT, Register
unc268wb H. c, BURBANK Receiyar
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junc11.6wH H. G. RuRRaVE
| 5. LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLOUD, M1xx.,
~. June 10, 1868.

VuS' " 1RcCUl10UgN:
sIa: You are hereby no;ded to appear at this Office
on tue Eth DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, at 10 O'Clock in
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1874 made hyyou
April 1865 upon the n neZ sec - and lots and
section q, Town IL, Range SO, in the District Of
ands subject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI. should not
be Cancelled, rs John Olsen alleges an abandonment
by YOU and proposes then and there to show
the same when you will be permitted to contest such
showing.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINN
~

IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINN
~ June 18th, 1868.
En- You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
Oh the 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1868, at 10 o'clock
A. H. OF the said day and then and there show cause
WY yonr Homestead Entry No. 1882, made by you
township H. A. in tie District Of lands subject
sale It st. Cloud, Ainn should not be cancelled a.
Neis Nelson alleges an abandonment thereof byyou,
! you will be permitted to contest such showing.
| july26w1 NC. BURBASK Receiver
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H ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
NJ June 15rH, 1868.

i I D177<@$0 VE31015, MIMI,
~ June 18th, 1868.
Burton s. Cboley:
aK; Yon are hereby notified to appear at this of6ce
on the 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, at 10 O'Clock in
forenoon OF the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1925, made by
yoa June q, 1867 upon the II section 20. town
ship III range ~, in the District Of lands subject to
sale ct st. Cloud, Minn should not he Cancelled "a
David L. Wellman alleges abandonment thercoffy
you, and proposes then and there to show the same
When you will be permitted to contest such showing
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
July26wA II. C. BURBANK, Receiver
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I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
.lnna q lSiX

I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
IL June ., 1888.
1AOMaS Er0Wn:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1896, made by
you July zstL 1865 upon the NV "a section %, town
ship LIS, range 81 in the District OF nds subject
sale at ST. Cloud, Mimi, should not he Cancelled, al
John Peter Schmltz alleges all abandonment thereof
by you, and proposes then aud there show the
| saue, When You will he permitted to contest sucL
showing. Il. Z. WAIT, Register,
juneli -6WIl IL. G. BERkAAk Recejye
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LANU OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" June q, 1865.
Attert B. Pix:
s1R: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the .7H DAY OF AUGUST, 1868, at 10 0 clock i'll
the forenoon vi the said day and len and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. z42l, made by
you April Goth 1866 upon the II neLH n Sc X Sec
ton ~ township 10, range H. the District OF lands
subject to sale at Cloud MIMI, should not can
celed, as Henry Wording alleges an abandonment
thereof by you aud proposes and there to show
the same when you will We permitted to contest such
showing.
HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
july26wE nc BURBANK Receiver.
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l AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL June ., 1868.
Wtttidna Page and John Stoddert:
Slas: You and each OF you are hereby notified to
appear at this office the 3lsT DAY Or JULY, ISIS,
at ~ o'clock in the forenoon OF the said day, aud
then aud there show cause why your Homestead
Entries Nos. 96s and go, made by you April 18th
ISIS, upon the Sc and the section IL. township
49, range ~ i'll the District OF lands subject sale
st. Cloud, Alnn. should not be Cancelled, as JoL q
Parks alleges an ab ndOnment thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
will be permitted to contest such showing.
Il. &. WAIT. Register,
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" June D. 1865.
hus Iotkelson:
SIR You hereby notiiedto apl ear at this Office
on the 3lsT DAY Of JULY, 1865, IL o'clock in TIT
forenoon vi the said DAY and then and there SHOW
cause Why your Homestead Entry NJ. 81 made b.,
you May l, lo67, upon the a sw a los 2and 1, sec
ton ~, township lzo range ~, the District OF land
subject to sale at st. Cloud, Mlun., should III
be Cancelled, as Thomas $. Hollegue alleges al
abandonment thereof by you and proposes then an,
there to show tue same, when you will be permilte,
to contest such showing.
Il. G. WAIT, Register,
a TX K ~
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TT S LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL June q 1863

HENRY C. WAIT. Register,
II. C. BURBANK Receiver,
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" june 3, 1865,
T.. B. Johnson:
Sir: Youare hereby notified to appear at this oftc,
on the 18th DAY OF JULY, 1900, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF the said day and then and there
made by you april l2,h, 1876 upon the "A
section II, t'wnship l26, range so, in the Dis
trct otands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi, should
not lie Cancelled Robert Shaw alleges an abandon
ment thereofby you and proposes then and there t,
show the same when yon will he permitted to contes
such showing. Il. g. WAIT, Register,
juuel1-6WB Ii, C., BURBANK Re1.eynr :.
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RsaI Estate tasseaRee
bmiSad AND tss-5 81
L A w % FFIC CE
Jno. NJ. Hannlin,
Successor OF Burket 8 HsnIin, -.
Findlay, Ohio. .lo. :.
RsaL Estate
Findlay, Ohio.

DERS0NS wishing to buy or sell Real Es-
Il tate. viii find ito their advantage TO call
~ The oihce OF JS0 n. HAMLIN, over
dustry streets. y - p
Among the many farms and desirable
town property are the following:
$40 acres of timber land two miles from
Findiay, VIII be sold at a bargain.
SG-Fine brick residence on Corey street, 7
rooms, summer Kitchen and cellar, fu Il lot.
P'enty OF iruit, well, cistern, and barn.
Price sl.S00.
ij-0ue story frame dwelling in Vance and
COreys addition Price $500: $500 Ia
hand, remainder in payments. saE o.
4S-FTame dwelling, I rooms wood house,
6e., two lots. OF Putnam street. Price
$1,000; one-tourth in hand, balance In one
and two years ~ .sE [ 1910
40 House and lot on West end Of Sandusky
street, mouse one and One-half storys, en-.
ilrely new, with seven rooms. Price
slzVv; one-ionrth IN hand. balance in one
aud two years. IlF 5-if fssf-.
% d same d@eiling on Crawford street, con-
tanning Elk roOins with wood house zdjoin-
ing. Price 500; sS00.or 800 in hand. re-
mainder in one year. t. .r-.riIlr.
jS--Frame dwelling with two lots on Putt
nam street, house contains six rooms,
VoOd house, g0ed stable. well and cisfsrn
onlot anne home. Price $500; Si20o in
hand. balance TO suit purchaser. b. af1
iI--l92 acres of land in Lucas county, Ohio.
Il miles west of Toledo, on the Toledo a
Chicago Air Line X. R.; 100 acres oak
openings, balance prairie, well ditched,
VIII make good farming. land. IA miles n.
L. Oi Swanton. Price $40 per acre. iar
l0-A farm of 100 acres ! mile northwest OF
McCcnb. - acres cleared. balance good
uInDeFi me orchard. cider press, good
frame dwelling and large bank barn in
course or construction, fences in good re-
pair, everything IN dist class order. Price,
$50 per acre-S3.O0O in hand, remainder
IN one AID two years Will exchange for
good faEm IN Missouri. f. 3. - - i.
Of li2 acres in Findiay township.
70 acres cleared. balance good timber, kas
stream OF running water through it, rgo
COED dwellings and fine barn, two good
orchards. Price, s95 90 per acre.
SS-Nos. and S Colts outlets two acres.
There is a small fame dwelling, stable ana
other out buildings, good water, &o. Price,
$1,000 in cash. - NJ EsI'.
56-l4 story frame dwelling, containing six
rooms and summer kitchen with never
taihng well of good water inside with two
line lots well arranged with ornamental,
apple, peach, cherry and plum trees,
gra,ses AMI currants. good tarn with gran-
cries: sheds and stabiing for four horses,
everything in irst class order Price,
sl209. on reasons Bile terms.
I-203 acres Of land, one mile slnth OF Cour
House, good orchard, 300 sugar trsss, Do
s1rable country seat. -rlssea u o. q.
25-2 desirable building lots on Sandusky
Street. Price. $3.50 -t11s.A I.ta,s
let - well fenced Price. $500. -. =
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

EDS. JEFFERsoElAN:- AS the time
approaches for the 3bolding of our
State Convention, it is but natural,
that we should enquire who are can
a;aa+ - ~ e =. g 8. ?. ~ = = ss
The name of John Russell, ,the.presr
ent able and efficient Secretary Of
State will be before the Convention
for that office. He has held the po-
sition of Chief Clerk in the Secre1
tary's effice for the past three years,
and discharged his duties with
promptness and fidelity, and upon
the resignation of Mr.. Smith was
very properly appointed to succeed
him. see
Mr. Russell has always been in full
sympathy with and operated cheer
fully with the Republican sparty,
ever in the front in the great strug-
Ole for universal freedom.
know Mr.. Russell to be a gentle
man, of sobriety, integrity and abili-
ty. and while would not detract from
the claims of any gentleman for the
position, Lam safe in saying that no
better man could be selected as our
candidate for the office of Secretary
of State, and hope that his past serv-
ices may be duly appreciated blythe
Union State Copyeption.E anSb
..- A UNION MAN.
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NEWS.

During the last week, 291 emigrants
arrived at Columbus. Only q small
part of them will remain in Ohio.
Cleveland will offer inducements to
the Democratic National Executive
Committee to have that place select
ed for the National Convention.
The total amount of United States
taxes collected in the First (St. Louis }
District of Missouri last year, was
s3,5li, 200, OF which 81 $50. $50 was
derived from manufactures and pro-
ductions, S667 ,166 from spirits with
drawn from bond.
At meeting of the Reconstruc-
ton Committee, Saturday, Mr.. Ste
vens strongly urged resolution on
| impeachment. The subject was COM
mitted to a sub committee, consiting
Of Messrs. Bingham, Boutwell, and
Beck, who will examine Gen. Grant
and other persons with regard to the
facts.
Sunday morning the extensive
printing establishment Of Messrs A.
II. English Il Co., on Fourth street,
Pittsburg, was DESTROYED by fire, in
volving loss Of $4,000, upon
which there was an insurance of Si4,-
900. The firm was extensively eE-
gagged in printing school books, and
it is feared that many of the stereo-
type plates have been destroyed.
The City Council of Memphis has
passed q resolution abOlshing the
Fire Department. Reason, poverty.
Monday morning the mercury at
Chicago indicated 6 degrees below
zero, and at st. Paul it was 40 be-
low TclE--gt.-E
Miss Jessie Coggeshall, daughter
of the late w. It. Coggeshall, died
recently, at Guayaquih, of yellow ie
yer, while on her way home.
At Salem. Ind, last Saturday, b.
Rodman, Jr.,. struck an old man
named Absalom Wright on the head
with the butt of gun, iracturing his
skull and causing death.
Two caIs on the Central Ohio
Railroad were thrown from the track,
by the breaking of rail- at Louis
vile, last Friday. Several persons
were injured but none killed.
The Board of Directors of the
Union Pacific Railroad Comp any
have decided to locate its machine
shops for the division of the road
east of the mountains, and for the
Montana Division, at Cheyenne.
In the Supreme Court, Monday,
Associate Justice Nelson pronounced
an elaborate opinion in the case OF
the State OF Georgia against Seere-
tary Stanton, General Grant and
Mrjor General Pope, praying, for
reasons set forth in the petition,
that they may be restrained from
doing certain acts contemplated by
the Reconstruction laws. The Court
dismissed the bill, for the reason
that it presents political question.
and therefore does not properly tail
under its Jurisdiction. This opinion,
the Justice said, was also applica
BILE to a similar petition of the State
of Mississippi. - ( ytsF -FO Z
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MARRIED

At the residence OF the brides mother, il
Liberty township, on th- 9Th inst. by Rev
VIM. Young, Mr.. PHILIP HANES and Mis-:
LYDIA COOPER.
On the sth inst, by J. E. Dreisbach, J.P.'
at the residence Of the brides father in Lib
erty township, Mr.. JOHN WISE and Miss
MARTHA J. sCHwAB, all of this county.
On Thursday, Feb. 18th, 1868, at the Crook
House, by Rev. Isaac Newton, Mi. SQUIRE C.
GROVES and Miss ELIZ aBETH CRONiNGER.
all Of this county.
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Gift Jewelry Enterprises have so
long monoplized the public mind,
that it is not at all improbable some
have overlooked the important fact
that DIR. j. w. Poland's White Pine
Compound is the only reliable and
never. failing Cough Medicine in the
world. Where all others fail it finds
its greatest success. Sold by all
druggists at one dollar per bottle.
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Local Business Notices.

The Harbinger--To My Subscribers.
Owing to the refusal of the Post
master to distribute my paper to sub
scribers at the Findlay Office, ! am
obliged, for the present. to request
them to call at the Jeffersonian Office
and get them. S. ID. SHAFFER.
Editor Harbingep.
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Withlan oath the former commanded
the sable son to mind his own bust.
ness, and undertook to treat him to
the same fare that he treated his
wife too. Cutie, however, happened
to excel him as much physically, as
he didimorally and Intellectually, and
got the better OF him and kicked
him out Of the house. The case
needs no comments, but i would rec
ommend Five Points, for . congo
nial climate for all such.
REVIVAL.
Rev S. D. Shafer has an exceed
ing good revival at Webster. The
one at the Blanchard Church, under
the superintendance Of. the Rev. Bow
er, is also doing exceedingly well.
.H1 tr ga DIED. .....- ..
On the lst. inst, Mrs Jane Had
dox, at her residence in Blanchard
Tp., aged "a years.
s'- a -H4r OBSERVER.
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Government has reservations OF
timber lands to the extent of 264 ,009
acres, located in G eorgia. Florida,
Mississippi and Louisiana, for sup
plying material foI. the navy, and
Secretary Welles W ants $4,000 ap-
propHated to pay u .e salaries OF per-
sons 10 watch it. a4 tssfoo o.
. Hon. James GutlK rie, Monday, sent
in his resignation az United States
Senator from Kentu cky, to the Gov
ernpr, on account OF his continued
sickness, and inabili ty to go to Wash
ipgto9, and the Legl stature determin'
ed to elect his 5uees 'sor on Tuesday
TIE 18th inst, islR o'clock L. H.
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"FINE FEATHERS NE'ER CAN MAKE
FINE BIRDS. The difference be-
tween "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Res
torative," and most Ofthe other prep
arations in the market is that the
merit of Barrett's is inside the bottle;
while that of the other is on the out
side wrapper. 1t is not only a Res
torative but it is q clean healthy
dressing. rendering the use Of Bears
Oil Lard } and POmatums( Lard en-
tirelY unnecessary. ---IL
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.ss5,lg ap=ai ns.<se9
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Local Correspondence.
BENTON ITEMS.

The present delightful sleighing
gives to our village an attractive and
lively appearance, all appears TO be
on the move, and the merry jingle Of
the sleigh bells is now in order.
MICRO EQUALITY.
Thsre resides in the northern part
of Blanchard Township family Of
unterrified Copperheads. Last fall
one of the young Cops presented
himself at the polls as an electOr.
The Judges. from his squash-like ap-
pearance, thought he was not old
enough to vote and refused to receive
his ballot. He could not tell the
year he was born in, and as the old
cub could not write, their family
record was deficient. They damned
our township and said that they
were done voting here, and were
going to a township where white
man could vote without being molest-
ed; we all wished them luck, and came
to the conclusion that they were
leaving our township for its good
But alas! our expectations were BIAS
ted. Mr.. H. had difficulty with his
pro2rietor in Pleasant Township,
and the result was, they destroyed
their article and lie concluded to
remain in Old Blanchard. These
Copperheads, as usual, were hard on
the "nigger" and they have sufficient
reason. l have been informed by
the old mans neighbors that, before
he came here, where he once was
engaged in whipping his wife, q
Cutie happened around and told
him that such conduct Vss xEoaf
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.llsass5s .hss ITS EFFECT u .ss-;I -. .
MIRACULOUS!

II ii e . perfect and wonderful article
Jnres baAdaess. Makes hair grow. Il bet
seF dressing than any I" oil or "pomatum.' y
GbcHsAs brash dry ard wiry hair into Beauti-
Jul silken tresses. But. above all, the great
DRxondAf iafhe Eapidity wsth which it restores
gray hair 10 it's original color. . g
The ghitest and worst looking hair re-
6oss nj dys the hair, but strikes at tre root
and 1lls h with new life and coioring matter
e fhe1fst xppffcx;fon win do good; yoa VIII
Lee the natural color returning every day.
nstnd befofs YOU know it, the old. gray, dis
Ofolored appesrzpce Of the hair will be gone,
9 % %;osfs sfr = f@ i'' SHINING f'''" 4'a '"ea"''l eau
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer no
Mi5ther ae.iole ~ ike Il in effect. Egs7F s.
= Sc that each bottle has our private Gov
trnmept stamp over thetop Of the bottle.
NJ sthers are imitssiess. - -3nse
'cbR. P. halls CO., Nashua, ". H., Props.
Rorsa1e by aii dfuggists. g - l'EE nti-
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DEDICATION.

Joe Dodge, an old thief. snatched,
in Hogan Il Wade's Jewelry store,
in Cleveland, tray containing SI0,.
900 of diamonds, and attempted to es.
cape with it, but was caught and ar.
rested. --
Gen. Hancock has removed nine
Aldermen Of New Orleans, for hold.
ing an election in contempt of orders.
He has also established four new mil
itary posts for the protection Of the
aQsttyslssEa bQa1sg Of Tsxas,
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Interesting to Somebody.

Mr.. III. L. Murray, with Daniel
Hoffman &, Co., Manufaet,rers OF
Hats, Caps, DC, 354 broadway,
N. Y, will visit our place in a few
days. He is gentleman of pleas
ing address, and good business quail
i6catiens, and we doubt not can
make it worth the while of our mer-
chants to patronize the house he
represents. 900 aal ta#
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Nor need We power or spls u dor, :
Wide hh.I OF IhruIy uOme;
The good, the true and tender,-
Thaca form rha uuoulfh of hnma

These form Inc wealth OF home-
That is undoubtedly true, connect
ed with bright, neat, tidy house /;
but, where is the woman who can be
"good true and tender" with an old,
cracked, smoking stove2
F. r. Stewart Il Bro, FOstoria,
have splendid stock of stoves, as
well as house furnishing goods, hard
ware, etc. tt.
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To CensnmptIyes.

The Rer. Edward A Wilson. will send (free
rof 3hares 20 all who desire it. tLe prescrip-
Stfon with the directions for making and us
sdof afn1k afNtiensud hat dread dtsease
anconsunp pffon. Mis- only object is TO beueft
athe Afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
htwfitny tAs pFesesip ptiob, as twill cost iIz m
n6thtpG ard may prove a blessing
ks REy. EpwARD A. WILSON, ~
ma311y williamsburg. Kings CO, Y.
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u. M. NKIBLIsG, :
Special A. ct. P. O, q.

Last Sunday night was the coldest
of the season throughout the NORTH
west. The lowest temperature indi-
Gated by the thermometer, Of which
We have report, was ct Sparta, Wis,
esnsin, afty.oas degrees below zsFa,
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Shifted About.

Shifted About.
Moses Leuthan recently received
the appointment of Assistant Land
lord at the Crook House, pice John
Foreman. resigned. "Mose." thus
far, gives good satisfaction and we
think he will in the future. h
John has gone to Charlotte, Mich.
to engage in the hardware business.
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sistant Assessor
Consolidation.

Consolidation. E
This word seems to be particularly
appropriate just now, and has been
acted upon by s. d. Frey and CD:
Ettinger. They have consolidated
their stocks in the room of S. d:
Frey. They purpose selling drugs'
books, etc, very cheap. Read ad-
yertIsement. 1geJFt
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A Apriculturai Meeting.

Agricultural Meeting.
The Board of Agriculture met Feb
I 8, 1868. Present S. B. Huffman, E
Karn, Henry Greer, L. n Teatsorth
VIM. Martin, Allen Wisely, and d
3. Beardsley Sec'y. 80 s-s 10 as.lz
The President being absent, s. B,
Huffman was appointed Chairman.
The society then proceeded to ar
election of Treausurer and sSecre-
tary for the present year. Eas bediid
G. C. Barnd was elected Treasur-
er and d. b. Beardsley Secretary
The following Standing Commit
tees were appointed GnnUV
J On improvements -NFreieick, Mar
'kle and Turley. .lsas.7ase '.l- Z
On Premium List-Markle, Huff
man, karn and Frederiek.ass6 ! ~
On Printing Beardsley and
Greer. Fsll0gE sup res EEs8 sH
On Rules-Martin,s Wiseley' and
Rickets. .st3a.l slsaa
The Committee on Premium List
was ordered to meet at the Probate
Judges office on the 22d of Feb, at
10 o'clock A. nj. for business. lbssigs
The Board then adjourned until
March S, 1867. at l0-e'cleckA.M.