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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

VIM. P. MeIler. Trustee, and She United States
and Others. against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company AMI OthsrT.
II AVfSG been appointed ny the Han. bland
II Rallari, Judge 81 the Timed Ia Is L.
frfct Court for tbs D.sTi { 81 ken uckJ, q
Special Goumfssianer ia the GbBvsNty1e esq.
~ audit and maze ont e full and c0npiets re-
ro~t 10 SAID Court Of all bonds and coukous ysE
unpaii secu ed BY the nrs5 morigass; AID also
nv the second mortgage OF the ssh New Or
teams and ohio Railroad COMPANY, and 10
whom dne. ana tbs names OF tie hOi0ars
the. eto respectively
Therg fore, EOl'cs Is hereby given 70 al bomb
ers. as afnreSa 4, To come forward and re-.
sent 4 q file VITA me. as said Compsi-siu eE. At
Office. in he ely o. Paoucah and Stale OF
Ken ueEy, al bonds being tfeLrst snG sec nd
mortgage Of said y " OEe-ns and Ohio Rail-
road Company and c0dpour thaset1 neiongin2
s1d unp.fd. on " beiDse the sseOnd Monday IN
.TeFes- isss. ". II. JONES,
nnvl I'M En-ola omnl iOner.
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FINANCE AND A
OFFIOE or THE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPHIS. December 3, 1855 !

EA2ANGRs
The money market was more animated
to-day, offsripgs OF Eastern exchange
bsing generally more liberal, though not
70 az extent to abate the ease that hst
lately characterized local finances
Bankers took Eastern sight bills at J to {
psr cent. of, and were eager for sigh
New Orleans bills at S. per $1,000 dis
count. The checking rate on New Or
leans is t9l-5 premium, and on New
York I discount to par. The counter
demsnd for Eastern exchange was mod
crate.
City Scrip continues dull, and seems to
move slowly at SOC, dssl rs buying spar
ingly. II q be he'd OF dealers al SiG
s2e, though SS9S5e are asked on small
amounts.
County Scrip is scarce, with buyers
sill in market st 76e, on specuIatio7.
DEALERS sell at 1880, according to
amount.
Police Scrip is quiet at sO992c buying,
and CSC selling.
School Scrip Is steady at the extremes
o ieO9e5c in buying and selling.
City Bonds are In request N orders at
SIC, with sellers scarce and Indifferent,
though there have been small transae-
lions at rates q shsds lower. The fact that
the issue Is nearly out gives strength TO
the belief that enhanced rates will be
realized within a few days.
Gold in New York opened at I851c and
loans Ssc, exchange eA9I03c. Gold
closed al l35{c. Exchange, steady; New
York Central, l257c; Erie, size.
In this market sales of coin are hardly
worth mentioning. Reslers exAct a
shipping margin upon New York, while
holders are asking full New York rates.
There Is no counter demand to speak OF.
Large numbers Of emigrsnts from Iowa
are settling in Gentry county, No. The
tide Of immigration to Missouri is with
out precedent. Three hundred families
settled in Bates and Cass counties in one
week recently.
The Hampstead C~ogstyynion, speaking
Of the universal use Of specie In Texas,
outside Of Galveston, says in some towns
Of the State greeDbscks are never seen at
all, and would be as great q curiosity a.
Bank Of England notes.
The sheep farmers of Australia have
recently spent considerable sums of
money in the construction Of apparatus
for sLeep washing with hot water. From
water st q temperature OF ITO degrees,
into which they are first plunged, the
sheep are 1iJsted to 8 tank Of cold water,
where the cleansing is completed with q
| OF douche. So much grease is taken
out OF the hseces by this process that the
o Is expected to fetch much better
prices.
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TRADE.

We have but little change to report In
our general markets. Business was fair
and prices steady. Eggs are held higher
As the holidays approach. Il Is esIcu.
lated That The annual egg product of the
country is lS,250,0OO 900, worth, at So
per dozen, $Ss. 668, e64, or double the
value OF the cotton crop.
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PAMELA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
VTTTLL be sold At eGbiic outcry. Al Comos'
wv Miss. On THURSDAY. the leth day OF De
Gambler next, that VA Ea5ls eiaut All n - so
acres, mprs or lees, - the StOvau Eiace,
adjoining Austin PeSieyS, eDcut Two ma
rom the raj road. Has the usual Lmpiof-
will be mad known on the day OF sale Perllea
desiring 70 examine the place are referred 20
Mrs- austin Passsy bostofice. Como.
THOS. p. SfOVALL. Executor
nova tna nj Piaesan ~ vail. eeeasrd-
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DR.. JAME s.

- 42e 49, AE @E r~a
EORMERLY OF JAMES LOC HUHPITAL.
q Gus ON mouse street. New Orleans, Lssfab-
itshed 1850, for the last eight years Ocatea n
Chicago, and celebrated thIsug Qua the cCun-
try in the successful tTeatIaent O FEIV2TE
DISEASE, can be oOndd%ntianv consulted &c
EIs Ufdce and pRrlOrs, 81 and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street. OF D. letter
Ppstsfhcs Drawer $3.50
| DR.. AN = traars CAROEI ,AEECUkLA1-
SYPHILITIE. oLO u and SKA DE-
and all OF q COZ rAGIOL w
/ MERE LChARACTER--Whil ne cures With
ont the use OF mercury. iodlG= Of potassa, arse-
ZEN, a positive cure Tor al Aunors and blood
pOipOns
ORGANIC wEAFN FSs, srch IS -EHNAL
I WtAKNFSS, EOCTUhNAL and DiIHS
EMISSIONS brought on W abuse CT the or
Zsus, early tndlsereIiOnS, eEEszes. CT 6niall5c
hereditar1ly, causing loss or memory confu-
I sion. depression, GimntEs o. vision ind often
! times Insanity. WIZ a dep OTssole tEsfn OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infallible method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 ne sexual organs ~ .
private chRrsster, ? Ideally and P~srmsEenly
cured.
the blood has beoO q po-suned, pr daclng
blOtches on he face, smadi wsfasy b4sferss
pains In the head ana 1oLe-. nice ed rEr st
end nose, sores on the limbs -ua Do1y -Hcruflla,
together with an enelsS nHmoer Of su er-1g7s
enectuauy anu Gu ri.
DR. JAMES - Hf the press OF
the country, by professors CT Medical COLI gess
and by ( medical procession general y.
Those aI1ieied should apply - him. anu %
cured at o ce.
Diseases peculiar 10 TIE SN1a nTE-Hsol ri'hs
gex. causes, effects and the compiled
from an experience Of TIVE o. years r~Tscfica
In the exclusive Treatment Of lI5-e ID eases
4 sent 70 any address securely rapred. fIce
me itOIiar. Pamphlet IN -PERHAroREUEA,
or ons on 5 PILLS, sert IN scale envelope
upon receipt OF pOstaRe-t~o nd STAN an
Tess DR.. JAMES, Post0ldcs Drawer 63S Chi
c so, Illinois. s+9Hu
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville Z. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September IS, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FoLLoWst

Both Trains connect for Nashville,
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at St Louis At l:29 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Can be procured at the COmpany's Office, a3@%
Main street, 9ld at Depot, head of Main street,
AZ baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels. Pr-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 70 u prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. q. JONES, superintendent.
3 HILL, Passenger Agent. sepI3
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TRANSPORTATION.
@@@~11 SA~
MEMPHiS AND LITTLR ROCK
RAIL O A D.
Open to

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, EEPTEM-
" Der z, 1858, the train On the Eastern Division
u this ROat viii run guar as fonowS:
GOLNa W~EsV-Leaves HOpe6eld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday A. T:S9 a N and arrive
Al Madison AZ o'clock PM.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 3 M; arrive at
hopeheld at 1 O'Clock pm, and Memphis st
1886 pm.
The ~Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at : am.
Tickets for sale at ali the Railroad Ticket on
ces In the city.
Frelghts for Madison or way stations received
By P. N. Patterson & Co, at their Wharf-boat,
loot of Union street.
Freight 10 Way stations must be prepaid.
S$rOnice OF Road, No. y Jefferson street.
aux u J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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ny virtue OF n Deed Of Trust inside 70 me BY
= SHipio Meaus on the q Gay Of January
1865, 7 viii on
y
thursday, the 10th Day ofBfcsmseF, iSGS,
Mt the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
~ reeta, in tie city OF Memphis. viii sci AZ
~ubiic auction. u the hiEhe-t bidder, for cash.
me following lot OF p2-Cei OF LAND -iIuaL lying
and being IN said clay OF MtDp S ana sLste or
Tennessee. ana described as follows: Part or
Lot No. g, in block Moss n SAID cify, beg ming
~ a pufnI in the east line OF a.. SIS z n street
1t the s0uthn est corner CT 5r No Is lot F;
rauniuR thence s-outhwaTdlT with tie line
cf st. Martin ass-Cet IS feet tn nee east
wardly e right angles TO thc center = M
bsvuu I6f fest thence n r hwaIaiv with The
c-nt-r 80 he bayou 10 + 81 20 Ar Not4= Eue >
hence WestWsTuiy WITH slid NusIs south line
It's feet tot g b ginning
sal 81 II O'Clock am.
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PETRo OIL.
NOTICE.

CEALED proposals will no received at the
y ONCE OF the undersigned. in IacEsOnport,
jackson county, Arkansas, until the nTst dsy
of January. 1858, 10 the erosion OF a bRliK
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
Eiils. iron cOTnsce, stsirways and ~balrontos,
slate and tin root. The size OF said buildingy %
by 40 feet, with censer nrGject OiS on eacn SIDE
and eHd, 81 two by fifteen feet, carried up with
dormitories: 10 be two stories hign, With
msnsard OF French roof. be fry and dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen ST tnis
OfHca. annual payments, tn b made ae-
coyding TO the progr - OF the work, and tue
honse Il 10 lie completed by lie first OF Jan
uary, 1870, ami the paymsDts 70 De made 40
meut Commissioner 70 the GILT
RILEY KINMaE,
deo2 I'm Sheriff Of Jackson County Ark
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WATCHES F0R THE nILLION.

U1HE OrOide Gold Watch Company msnufs
1 ure on strictly scientific principles style
nDisn and cOlor Is carat gold q JGc ssHiis o the
INST rare and costly description Of Cod
Watches.
T. ey re manufactured Wit Hunti~ Ceases
Qadiss' and g~entlens n'sl. have superb Swiss
movements; Jstceled enGige-fuITlsd, with COM
peusafiOn pit / spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers ELpTesSme7-
the most exciting n1 our custOue Shave
thoroughly demonstrated tho Strength, dHr8-
bi ity. accuracy al Il ui ity OF the fac Stnltts
W0jtho1I Watches, and pronounce them iuval-
liable s rsiiab.e time-keepsiS.
Fun swiss movements. si5 Patent american
fac sfgHils Wdittdm Watches Iull ieWelsd 80
ChroH0meter B0iaHce, IS escu. deliberately en-
graved with new and rovel designs. Each
WaTch is warranted by spsCisi certificate from
the Oroide Gold n strh Company.
Also, magnificent Oroi@e told Chains S. 50
aud g each. sent everywhere. 10 Go paiu 10r
on delivery
ur customers are supplied free with me
Plek pocket Detective and Watch Guald also
mai ed separately IN receipt OF 50 cents The
Genuine Oroide Gold watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly from as.
JAMES T MONR l. = CO,
importers and Manufacturers,
uov62m Ia Broadway. NaO fprk.
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TR USTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed by
D Wm ID Fly on the % b day Of Murih, A i.
49,, TO ohm y. TrOt o.. Trrsts+, 20 scene he
payIo ent OF certain rromisscry uoirs paya 10
a. fOA OWS, TO vii: One mole for rtE thousand
aOilars. que and payable @. Catherine P rree-
man on the % u day OF J .nuu 3. Al. 1850,
with tea perez L. intPre-i rom uste, and uated
the 18th of Marc, A ID. 1888. One mole OF the
4 pllars, n tyab e To afherine T. Freeman On
9th day N March. AID. Si, wirH og1l interest
nom date. nd ne note Of SINE date FIR sL4
tho sand SIX hundred 65 lou oil arS, payable %
Catherine p Freeman with 'egai lntsress from
date said Ased OF TINS ! rec rded q the Pro-
bate Clerks CfHc- u Tuutca county, state OK
Mississippi. IN 30 K L, OF the recon o de "a
for said coUnl y. page al and y VI Tue OF.
and IN pHrsbR nca OF q g. cree Of The ChRnceTy
Court otasa1d FruDfca Onuuts, maze ~ tn april
term thereo1- AID. ass. investing myself vita
tn powers f1usieetu sal . "a OF IIusL tie
death OF tna sid .JnO. D To Ter, IN tss e.
Aforesaid, WsVlh$ Eeer suggt sled 20 aid Cham
Gerry Court. I w1iEH Eha
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JUaT REcEEFED BIZ
MEACHAM & Pc
NOS Union sstreet,
gtonevalI Block, Eemphis, Tenn.
100 Hads. Louisiana. Sugars.
500 Bbls. and RaIf Hsss. zoIasses,
500 Bags RiO ceH he,
10 Tons Boards Bu4son Ties,

which. with their la1 ys assortment OF COods
ALREADY in store, NAL res thejr stock n. % The
largest and most CO mpieJa 10 be fnunE IN tie
fity. They invite az sxaminER1ion, feeling con-
hdeut their pricesa nd goods viii give st siac-
ton. To tho und 4 they are prepared 70 lder
sxtrR indgeemenfE< dezef
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DissoIulIon az C0nartnrrshiD.

NOTICE is he eby siven that TIE nrm OF
~ PO ~ & MCGEOf l. this Gay d sclved
=, n,n,,ai coossns- The a btS due The drm
-fu be collected by Mr.. q. Il -. Jones who has
bsen made trustee by Us Tor hat pnrpose.
lHOMAS MC1EOY.
Memphis, Tenn, peesmosr J. issA dsxi3
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2slh Day OF Deembsr. 80. fseS.

At the e~ourthnuEe door1r the own Of Austin
In the county OF TunTc Efase az 1f-SfgsIruI
proceed to sell 20 the highe@ bfsdsr mr. -
the following lRndsa- deserted n sd peaIsT
Trusf, as follows. to vat: AllNf r-sf-g -
"a OF TOwush % o. Rang evan an vest
fylng and being IN sail iun1cae p rane slgfs
II Mississippi. sac witt 60 lassfult ,,urs Tfffs
Supposed 20 be good, but wH Al MY as
Trustee. J.F 5AAFLE NuEtse-
O0ober Is. IS52 oT IDS
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sT.LoUzs
ANKRUpTc;Y

In the District Court OF the URbted States. for
the District OF West fennessee,-In the mat
ter0rt lizard X. Angus, AK upt. InBank
ruptcy, District OF West IeaEsessee-sS.
To whom IL may concern
The undersigned hereby gives nGiicepfhise p-
pOlntment as assignee o. EdHgsTd Il. Angus, Of
M-m.his, IN the oognty OF Shelby, and rtate
of Tennessee, within said district, ri has
been adjudged a bznETup upon his own petit
don. by the District Court Of sab DDsssct.
Memphis, Tenn, the 1eth day OF November,
AID, iSGS. Il. LOBE,
nova Is 4 aigraee, etc.
In the District Court Of the United States. for
the BisT let Of West Ieunessee. In The mat
ter OF r.. II. Davidson BSnkr apt Ia pank
ruptcy, District Of West Tsnna sees
To whom 10 may concern
The undersigned hereby give s notice OF nis
appointment as assignee Of a. I. lava
son, in the county Of Shell = ana ct1Se o.
Tennessee within said Dist let, Woo h2s
been adiudgsd a K upoI Gls oSn pebt-
t1oa, by the District Court OF - d isstrlet
Memphis, Tenn, the Cd - OF
A D, 1865 ClhODE
de4 ~ IS Assignee. Etc.
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Fox. sale.

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER IsrH 7 Will
sell, TO the highest bidder, at Masonis ne
POI, q Tract OF Land contsining 4I2 Azores. ST.
uated il Upton county. two Tnilea- norsI ~
Aason's Depot Terms made known AZ tfnsa ~ ~
SAFE. II. X and III SHERROD.
AosteANS@W Administration,
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COTTON s~TATKMESr.

CHAMBEB OF CoMxKRcz
AEzPHEs, December 3. Iss
stocs on hand Sept. l, LSSs- -
Received - !"
0~ PIesAouAy "--.-a......-- lee 22s lo4O06
Ernorts4 ,o5 le9,053
FTnorfSS 80
~ PAeSAOusIS -.-........--...-.. Sj,2J5 s5,s4I
-
n'...--.-.-- sac
Receipts Of cotton to-day are the small
est since October Plat.
The manufacture OF cotton ia SyIfzer-
lAnd employs l,G00,0 0 spindIes, I54OO
splnners, and Is, o other operatives. Tn
800 II Is reported that 2.0T2. AS pounds
OF spun cotton were exported. and go eIe
pounds imported. In 1888 there vers
exported 6,029, 632 pounds, and 53ITS sS
pounds imported In 1886, however the
expectation fell TO 1902. 656 pound and
the Importation to SIS. S32 pounds
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CHAMBEB OF OoMKERn D
AEzPHEs, december g. LSss.
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TaUsT SALE.
TRUSTkB,S SALE.
rbursdsy, the1oth Day OF Bfesmser, Ises,

, y virtue CT n Deed Of Trust inside 70 ne BY
SH1pio Means on the g DAY Of January,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-20
II @ Z. l. , s
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Every yenr increases the pofH-
lGrity of this rdtaabie Hair Prep
dI'dtiOli, aCHich is due to merit
atone. We cdIL assure orr old
patrons tltat 10 Is Eelt tMliy Hio to
its hiOit standard. and to those
tcbO hare 7iccer ssed DO are cdsa
confidently sag, that it is the only
reliable and perfected prepara-
ton to restore GRAY Os FADED
HAIR to its yOHtIttat collar. maic-
ing it soft, lHstiOass, and siIkest;
the scalp: ty its use, dcco'aeS
tChife and clean; it TensOres dtt
erHDti0is Gs,R HanttPHUi, and Jy
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from failing o.it. ts IL slim
alates and ROuFiShes tie hair
glands. By its use the hTir GrotCs
thicker and stronger. In 6ditfRes3
10 restores the capillary GtdRtis
to their normal CigOr, amt sCitE
create % nesC OF0spth erccpt i!A
extreme 0ld age. 1t d. the mess
economical EEAEEs DRESSING
eCep 3Esed, as it requires TcspeP
applications, aiW giccS the hair
that splendid glossy GppeorGfice
so much admired by GH. 4. 4.
Mass, says, "!h4P constituents are
pure and cdI'efHily selected JoI'
excellent gH0Iity, and ! coRsidep
it the BEST PREPARATION foe
its intended ps,yp0ses.n U'e pHb-
fish q treatise On the hair, sChich
Ue send free On mail Wpon dplJii-
cation, aUHich contains c0W0eH-
ldt0ry notices from CEcIgNReR.
physici0RS, the press. ana Others.
I'VE hare nlude the study Of ne
hair and it's diseases q speciality
for years, and Kn0sC that fce make
the most e1ectire preparation &c"
the restoration ana fhe l)J'cSerrd-
ton Of the hair, e,rtGHt, d3!d So
acknowledged 6y the best HEIDI
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, coguHN & CO.
Genl Agents for Northwestern States.
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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Western Union Rail Road,
Summer Arrangements.
Racine to Rock island & Davenport.
Trio Express TTaias Daily each cay as tollo50s:
cnrNr

Racine to Rock island & Davenport.
Trio Express Trains Daily eqch ,cdy as t0lio10s :
GOING WEST.
Trains No. |. Day Express. Leave Racine at
140 p. NJ. Arrive at Clinton Junction ar 1 81 p.
NJ, connecting close with trains on the Chicago
& North Western Railway from the North. At
RalOit with trains from and to Madison and
Prairie Du CHEN. At Freeport with trains on
the Illinois Central Railway for North and South
aud arriving at Savanna at S45 p. NJ making
close connection with Steamer from Dubuque, al
so connecting with trains for Council Bluffs,
Omaha. and the far West. and arriving at
P F. H. Byron at 10 10 p NJ and Rock Island at 30
TPuia No. I. Nqht Express Leave Racine at
S50P. NJ. connecting at Racine Junction with
train from Chicago. At Clinton Junction at 1000
p. NJ. with train from the Northwestern Rail
way; Mt Freep0rt with trains on the |. G. X. r.:
at Fulton. with Express Train: for Conncil Bluff;
Omaha and points on the Union Pacific Rail
Road: arriving at Port Byron, at 100 4. NJ, and
at Rock Island, at sos A. N,
GOING EAST.
Train No. ?, Dty FrDresS.--Leave Rock Island
at $50 A. NJ; Port Byron at 100 A. NJ; Fulton
15s A. NJ connecting with trains on the Dixon
Air Line, and on the Iowa Division OF the &. &
\. w. Railway. arriving at 10 \. NJ, connect
ing close with Steamer tor Dubuque: at Free
port al 1913 A. NJ, at Clinton at II Is p. NJ, ma
king close connections with trains for GAINESVILLE,
Madison, Prairie du CHEN. In Crosse. Oshkosh.
Fondulac and Green Bay, and arriving at Racine
at 400 =. NJ, connecting with trains for Miwau-
kee and Chicago.
Tt-dja No. S-Lcavc Rock Island at 555 p. VI D.:
Port Byron. 80 p NJ; connecting with trains at
the following points: At Fulton from and to Cen
trail Iowa; at Freeport, with trains on |. C. r. r.,
from North and South; at Clinton with trains ON
the G. & n. W. Ry.; for all points in Northern
and Western Wisconsin. arriving at Racine at
a00 A. W., and connecting with trains for Mil
waulce and Chicago.
Train N0. 3. Way Fi-siqbt a1f arcow nm 7Lafi9n. -
Leave Freeport for Racine at 10 - a. VI. arriving
AT Racine at 935 p. NJ. r.. G.. TATE. Snpt.
II. c. HARMON. Genl Freight and Ticket Ag't.
August 18th, 1861. S0tf
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Connection at Farley Junction with trains on ID:
$. w. Road to Monticello. Anamosa, Marton and
at Cedar Rapids with trains on q. X. N. w. Road,
to Chicago, Council Bluffs Omaha. &C.
j. p. FARLEY, Superintendent.
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Dubuque & Sioux City R, R,
Time Table

TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06
SlXTM ANNUAL EXHIBITION
THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
OF San Francisco.

gUVHE Bssrs 81 psre~ssr~ 81 the Me<Assies
t.~sssxss h~r<>y gises ss<srs tA<t the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.


1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Lnment performs more cures in shorter time. ON
man and beast, than any article ever discovered
No compound has ever been invented 80 useful
and efticacious in curing
RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT,
STIFF AND WEAK JofNrs, BUkNs,
BRUISES, EAR ACHE.
EPRAINe, SwELLIN0G.
FRESH Cuts OR WOUNDS,
Or any other complaints requiring an external ap-
plication.
FOR HORSES
Il is an indispensable and valuable remedy in all
cases Of SPAWN, Splint, Ring Bone, Wind Calls.
Bruises, Strains, Sc.
1t should be kept in every house, camp. and sta
bic. Accidents will occur. Promptness is efficacy.
All genuine is wrapped in steel-plate engrayings,
bearing the signature Of g. w. Westbrookt Chem
ist, and the private U. s. stamp Of DENAs BARNES
Z Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit It with
cheap stone plate label. Look Closely!
Sold by all Druggist and Stores in every town and
mining camp ON Pacific Coast.
March 26, 1868. 25:ly.