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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-04-28
JOHN J. JACOBS,

y JOHN ]. JACOBS,
Attorney at Law, Ashland, Ohio. All
kinds of business belonging to the profession
promptly attended to. Office, opposite First
National Bank, up stairs.
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.J.'P. Cowan, NJ. D. T. S. Hunter, NJ. D.
DRs. COWAN & HUNTER.

Having formed copartnership for the
practice of medine will give particular at
tentions to surgery and the treatment of
chronic diseases. Office over Citizens bank
opposite town hall, where one or both may
be consulted on Wednesday and Saturday
of each week.
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]. R. SQUIRE.

Wholesale and retail. Druggist and Apoth-
ecary. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Notions,
and manufacturer of Squire's celebrated fla
voring extracts, and medicated Gin, Store
on main street.
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CARRIAGES.
M g cAnrpCEI C0
n 7 TRAVER & co.

Proprietors of the Ashland Carriage Facto-
nv, old stand Of Ames & Leach, .Sandusky
street--A very large stock of the best made
work in the country, consisting of Car
riages, and wagons. ~
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HOTELS.

= : ;, "a s:.:..i 3.5,sicNULTY HOUSE,
VIM. McNulty, Proprietor, South Side Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio.
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MEAT MARKETS.
'szi1==JOHN MILLER.

- -, ist.s-l so = :, JOHN MILLER,
Butcher and dealer in Fresh meats of all
kinds, Dried Beef and Bologna. Meet
market al his old stand, basement of Mil
leyIs Block opposite the Town Hall
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N. RECTOR & son

N. RECTOR & SON
Proprietors of the Ashland Mills, prapufac-
turers- of Choice Family Flour and Feed
stuffs. The best place in Ashland to sell
your graiHo Mills on Cepte street.
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~. !, - z az O., c., NcCARTY, NJ. d.
Physician, & Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. Will
pay special attention to the treatment of
chronic diseases, ON Saturday of each week,
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q VeHARLEs & sTpLL,
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.A-E FOLTZ. NJ. ID.

Physician and Surgeon, Ashland Ohio, of
fers his professional services to the public.
Office and residence on Church street, 2nd
door north of Post Office. Particular atten-
ton paid to the treatment of chronic dis
eases.
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s. w. BACK.

Baker and Confec.ionsr, Dealer in choice
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FO RITZ CORDS or OOD
w 4 NTI;D.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dcrsignod, sheriff Of Dubois Couu-
ty, Ind. will LEI out TO the lowest bidder.
at the door OF the Court House, in Jas
per, on
SATURDAY. AuGvsr alst, 1860.
the contract for furnishing twenty cords
of good and sound cord wood Tor the
Court House. the same 10 be delivered
al a place designated BY me, and TO be
corded up and measured before being re-
eeivcd. Al the same time VIII hc let ont
the saving and splitting OF saii wood !.
further paticulurs viii be made known
on the day oiletiiug
un The same day. ~ the same place, viii
rs lct The coutlact for Turn hing The
school ooascs Jasper wilhfwcniv-iour
cor,ts o. wood. 10 ID delivered attlsdif-
l"ent school houses. corded ana meas
ured ~ The both OF september, SID for
which lgs.l vi De paid.
TOBIAS NrHBIG.
Sheriff. u Dubois County.
August -, 1868.
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!. o. of G. Tive are informed that
Ireland Lodge, No. $50. of the Good
Tcmplar's organization. is in flourish.
ing condition, and doing a good work
among the young men of that neighbor-
hood. ii is but six months since the
Lodge was organized. and it now mum
bers over 90 members, and still increas-
ing. 1t will have good effect in re-
stralning numbers Of young men from
entering the path which lcadeth down to
neil. The following are the officers just
c'ected for the ensuing quarter:
W. &. T.--John l.. s. Green: w. n.
and /. IL. Snpporters-Ella Smith. vi
mic Riley; W. Y. T,-IIester Dillen !;
W. S.-John Jacobs; w. A. S.-Amanda
Stewart: w. i. S.-Annie Crecelius !;
W. T.-Iingh DiIlen: w. M.-Sam. III.
Stewart: w. d. M.-Sallie Crosier; w.
|: G.-Ettie Monroe: W. o, G.-B. IT..
Frecland; r. W. G. T.-Sol. Pierce; w,
lhap.--A. }. Strain.
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OF \ few week since we stated thar
Nlr. Jonathan Young had raised wheat
this season on a piece of"round that haG
been under cultivation some ffty-lhrer
Years. which averaged about twenty
three bushels per acre. Now comclh a
gentleman cf yeraciiy and says that Mr.
L. =. MrCormicl, has harvested n crop
from some scventccnacrc OF ground be-
longing To l''v. i. y. Mccormick. part
OF which has been under cultivation some
forty years averaging thirty-two bushels
and six pounds to the acre. Who can
beat that :-Princcton Clarion.
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4 Young lad n Lake Station. Mi>-is-
s!ppi had Il very large and beautiful kite
presented 10 him. about six feet by foar
III size. which he attempted TO raise Oh
the End instant. jus, IL The wind was in
crcasing and storm 20 heavy rs 10
drag lle boy along also. 10 prevent
losing the iavoritc. he wound the cord,
around his body. II last the gust bore
Kite and boy along in thr rapid air cur
rents. The boy seemed TO be- about lru
feet above the earth. and the kiie five
times that distance At last the young
kitc-ilycr caught in tie top os a tree.
and was suspended - feet above the
ground. 4 flood OF rain came OH .arl
cning the line. abeting The wind. and al
lowing the little sufferer 10 be rescued.
lie was found 10 bc unconscious. and so
bruised and mnrrcd as 10 be- scarcely rec
ognilcd. but was restored the same eve
ming, and Is now doing well.
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Schoo, and Literary Books.

Mr.. ED,roR IL would suggest TO
school Teachers in this county who find
IL difficult 10 procure such Text Books as
their pupils require. To Try the firm OF
Anderson \ Hamilton. Mitchell, who
will forward 10 them Qostpaid) whatey-
cr books they wish, at much cheaper
rate than they can purchase either az
LoogoOtcc or Washington. have had
some transactions with the firm rccom-
mend and have always found my orders
promptly filled and in the most satisiac-
tory inannner. They have one OF The
imeSl book stores in the West. and not
'guallrd IN New Albany, and think ui.-
sAri as.ed ii Louisville.
iours iruly.
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c.r,' Xxx No. attention Of orrrcsds rf,orc.
csienrsrrd s.sna NINA Lcri"rnsd BY I'D
n,h 70 ne genuine The agent has ,hvr HAVING
i"rs If ,hcse nss !" which An eer Glow X. ''s
WI fs,s reward " ten thoutans ''Y ihs hey
s,ss ~i 'l9w ,ha, any q the letters rcerr rh efn
comparv b.. 10y hs.e BEEN sent rrsoiirif,a ~ -
nav ~ lh'ir poftert!,n over roo ~ ~ W"
~ Any Druggist can satisfy m. No., hilrr
y We ."ae oi those truly wonderful scsr,s 81 '.i
fiEh $50 hlo,p Puts" fi.ep Ian.
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Special Notices. Home Testimony


BRooKLYN. MORGAN Go, IND. Dec. 10. SO.
DIR. &. W. RoBACK- Dear Sir: For
some months past my wife has been in
very poor health from a disease of the
heart, and general arrangement and
prostration Of her entire system: so
much 50 that have frequently dcspaircd
OF her life and like her attending physi
clans, felt sure that she had but q very
short time to live. Eventually was IN
duccd to try the Scandinavian Remedies
(Blood Purifier and Blood Pills) for her
complaint, and she used them but q few
days when her health began to improve
rapidly; and by continuing their use for
some time she was restored TO tolerable
good health. which, she still enjoys. |
have no doubt that we owe her life and
present health to the excellence and yir-
tue OF your medicines. and cheerfullv
recommend them to the afflicted every
where, believing them TO be the best med
icines in use, for all the complaints for
which they are recommended. Wishing
You a long life, that YOU may do much
good in relieving the afflicted, ! am
very truly. yours.
JOHN B. MAXWELL.
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DEMoRrsT's MoNTHLY.--The enter
prisinng publisher Of this popular Maga.
zine is the first in the field in anno,,n
cling, among the inducements TO subscri
bcrs for the coming year. the finest prc
mum ever yet offered for single sub.
scripuon to any magazine in this or any
other country. II consists of COPY. re-.
taiied at ten dollars, of Mrs. Cilly NJ
spencers great picture of ..PIc-Nic on
THE FOURTH or july" the engraving Of
which artists were sent for. specially
from Europe, to complete.
Demorest's Monthly is in itself bv fl,
the most complete and attractive Mapa.
zlnc Tor ladies published in this country
and requires little extra inducement il
persuade them to become su bscribers.
IL Is really saving of money, however
to pay three dollars. and get in addition
SO valuable prcmium-and Mr.. Dem.
crest will undoubtedly find his lis. dou.
bled on the strength of it. Published NJ
No..S3S Broadway, New York.
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q la view o. the many railroads
projected in This state. some vi them
having their lcrlnini Al points ur little
Importance, the indianapolis journal
thinks /; v ORTIZ while 70 utter word OF
caution 10 the people who propose To
tax themselves for projects of doubtful
'cNpcdicncy. Ills accepted rs en- axiom.
say the journal. that 4 railroad once
bniit Will DO enough service to lhc adj
joining country 10 pay lis cost. even Il
pays nothing in dividends and less ;,an
,cApcnscs. This j. a iailacious ida. a
road that cam no. pay expenses Will not
he run. and Hh en Abandoned il Will take
bnt LITTLE While Tor t,e work done upon
il 10 be- ruined. 4 road 90 6ey, log HE
resources GA country must lr uscGAEa
family ave 'crc on Il Visit 10 his
Mhcu il can onlN hc runat loss 1. won't
be used. and really is not uccGcd. Tie
franklin ana Mar.insy!lle road is an in
stance in point. II ran ,hroaGh as rich
IN agricultural region a.aay In The state
II WAS coed flat bar road. amply able
20 go MI ne business that could hc rut
upon il. iut the business WAS no, large
enough IL pay The cNrcNso OF such work
3, railroad slcUlu do 10 he oi' moro
service thHn good Gravel. and ii MAS
abandoned, Fer several wears Il lay rs
Idle and worthless rs cry other bile Of
dirt and old iron. and H. former stock
holders los; their contributions entirely.
II connected. too. with thorough line.
The Madison road. The fdnhuvg and
Ani@ht,ioNn road is another instance.
>rc. railroad does not improve the
value Of property in its vicinity. which
j. one Of The compcmsations anticipated
from new iinc~. y vigorous and flour
ishiur road will in!usc vigor alone. il
Whole length, and property will tccl the
effect OF Il. uore or less plainly. but
where every ncighhorhooa has read,
The amount OF business thrown upon
each will no, Toe enough more han thar
Of 4 good gravel road 10 compensate The
difference OF cost in construction and
operation. IVen great through lines do
not always pay. when there are five or
Fix Of them conicndiig fer the same
business. \ railroad i a costly thing.
and il take, 4 vast deal OF business to
make one profitable
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The ECLIPSE.
The eclipse M this place on saturday
last was viewed BY onr citizens with 4
great deal of interest. although there
were no scientific parties hcir igEiLg
observations. and 40 SCIENTIFIC ihSirn-
,pents within reach % oar cii. ems
through which tho, might become more
closely acquainted with it, grandeur. =
The first apparent contact Of the moon
was about 81 y. " and total uh>iriic-
ton took place AT about ) ~. The dp-
ration OF tctalitN was cognlcd yaiiol.slN
by different persons and ranged iiCin ,
Minis. Is SIC : to minutes.
When the total obscuralion took place.
the heavens and the Garth IlcscGIcG a
scene of awful subliniiy. 4 brilliant,
:mhcr-colorcd corona appeared around
the sun and moon. shooting RAYS ct light
outward in all directions. WHEN The
whole horizon was Illuminated with a
light of the same color. The planets
Mercury and Venus. and num err OF
fixed stars were distinctly visible hut no
planets between Mcrcury and iii sun
were discovered. \ brilliant lo,c-col-
orcd flame or pruiubcrance was noticed
on the western limb o.. the sun during
the period of total observation.
The phenomenon known as "lailey'S
beads" was also distinctly wine Sscd. par
,icularly hr;llisn: The lower limb Of the
moon. and appearing a thougl a large
nearly square piece was cut out Of the
moon. and The sun shining brilliantly
through the aperture.
During the total obscuration Il COM
plete silence seemed 10 pcrvade all The
COOKERS on. and every one seemed 10 as
sumo an ashen hue. while q singular ap-
pearancc such AZ i seen sometimes pre-
ceding a violent storm settled over eve
rything. Birds few 10 their nests. the
crows in the adjacent bottom. which lust
previous TO totality seemed 10 he yieing
with each other which could make the
loudest noise with their "caw cav r.
hied themselves to the highest trees and
became silent. dogs ceased TO bark. and
chickens made great haste TO ret 10 their
roOsts.
We are indebted to The kindness of
Mr.. John GrammelSracher az tile Drug
Store. for tho following tables giving tile
position of the Barometer and Z hcrmom-
cter at that establishment during the day.
IL Is proper 10 say that outside of the
room the thermometer Indicated q fall.
during totality. of three degrees more
than that inside. from which the posi-
tons were taken:
CONDITIONS OF woopRuFF's BAROMETER.
From No. 81 TO No. 81 each No. d.
vided into tenths, showing the 5 Nos. in
forty tenths. The weather plate has 10
degrees. and is set, commencing with the
1st degree five-tcnths below No. 80 on
the face. the Barometer in a Store room
with doors fronting west, OH Aug. eth /
1869.
q o'cl'k A. II. o-l0 above ist deg. on slide
: o.
Which position was maintained throuh-
out tbs entire day, with scarcely any no I
ticable change until o'clock 2. VI. when
the mercury suddenly fell as Indicated
below. This was at the beginning of the
eclipse.
Five o'clock 7. NJ. - 10 min above plate.
81
CONDITION OF wocpRrrr's rurr.-crrrrp
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DIED,

On the End of August. 1869, Mrs.
MARY a. MILLER. aged rs years.
The deceased was the mothcr-in-law
of our Postmaster. Mr.. Joseph Egg
She was native of Baden. in Europe. but
had been resident Of this country fol-
a number of vcars.
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ACCIDENT On last saturday cvcrinr
after the eclipse. H. Mir. joseph i.rny
was driving 10 his mothers in a one.
horse spring wagon. having in ID hi.
Uncle and cousin Mr. H. Folkcr~ ana
SON the horse became frightened and
ran away. throwing Mr.. Eimv ont Oh
,he side Of a hill. and iolting Mr. Folk
ncrS down Oh the thills Of the wagon
" hen the horse was stopped MIR. r..
was found seated oil tie tllills. with liz
right leg badly broken heluw-thc knee and
his little son with the flesh Knocked socsc
10 the bone on one OF Iii, leYs. Their
wounds were attended 10 BY Dr. Huber
and Welman. and they are now gcttine
along as comfortably as possible under
the circumstances. This is rather a sad
accident for Mr.. Follxers, as lie and his
family are here on a visit to his
wiies relatives. and expected to start
home on Monday last. lie i a member
of the firm OF Hendricks 4 60.
wholesale dealers in Queensware ana
Fancy Goods. III New York Civ. aad
having 10 visit Louisville on business
embraced the opportunity 10 spend a
W days with relatives.
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CT The Laws Of the State of Indiana
passed az the Forty-Sixth Regular Scs.
sion OF the General Assembly. have been
received at the Office of the Clerk Of The
lirGuit Court in this county, and are
ready for distribution,
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RAILROAD ELECTION. The citizens o!
Paioka Township i'll TIL: county have
the necessary petition to tho
County Commissioners. asking that an
election be held in that township to de-
termine whether the township Shall be
taxed two per cent, i'll all of the New
Albany and 81, Louis railroad. and thu
Commissioners arc 10 meet to-m0rrov y. ,o
hear the petition. and order the election
The subscription will be upon condition
mat liIniingburg is made a poin, upon
the road. and amount TO between len
and eleven thousand dollars. W,
suppose there is no doubt but the IN,
will be voted. as man with wooden
head cannot fail TO see the immense adj
vantage n railroad will be TO this com
try. Let it run where il may, and we sun.
pose The money Will net be pald till I'll,
road is completed
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AOIiCETO HEIRS AND DEyIsEES
~ PETITION I'D SELL REAL
ESTATE.
s'a'c OF Indiana. Dubois County. S.:
MOI ICE j. hereby given that John
~ l.. klingln Executor of The Ia; will
ana testament Of Gcbhar1t Rolling de-
ccascd- has fled his petition to sell The
zeal Estate Of the dcccdcnt. his personal
heing insufficient 10 pay his debts. and
deyises. that said petition will b. heard
Attic next term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said County.
Attest: HENRY a. IIoLTHAus. Cl'k.
G. Z. J.. Dubois county.
9. L. j. Carr, Attorney.
July 80, 1869-3ws.
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TIE MARTIN CorNlY FAIR.--Thc Ag-
ricultural Society OF Martin County la.
designated the list, I'D. a3r6. oath and
25th days Of September a~ the time for
holding the annual exhibition Of the So
cicty for 1869.
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ns'Thc Legislature Of Kentucky viii
be made up rs follows: Lower House.
ninetv-tvo Democrats and eight lfcpnb-
lirans; senate, thirty-siX Democrats ans!
two Rennhlicans.
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State OF Indiana, Dubois County. -:
N Office j. hcrebr given thai Clement
l"ahe Administrator OF the estate
o, " iliiain Conrad deceased, has flied
ms petition 70 sen the Zeal Estate oftae
dcrcdrat. his personal being insufficient
70 pay his debts, and tl.a; said petition
VIII be heard n The nest term Of The
Court Of Common Pleas OF said county.
Attest: ijtNRG \. iIOITIAUS.
Clerk {. {. y. Dubois ounty.
{. noanc, Attorney.
August l3. 1869 3ws.
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LTlf you want any Window Glass.
I'atAtr, Varnishcs, or f.insccd oil. 20 10
T. fickIiAKDT, Iluntingburg, Ind.
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0lf You want good Cider Mill,
straw. or Feed Cutter. Apple Parer, or
anything in the hardware line 90 TO y.
PicKlIARpT, Huntingburg, Ind. 29-3m
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nJFor bargains in Dry Goods. Gro.
ceres. Giassware, Quccnswarc. &c. &c,
go 10 +. PlcKHARDT, IIuntinpburr. Ind
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BOOTS 81 SHOES.
NJ A DE TO ORDER
FROM THE BEST LEATHER /!
A. j. G o SIS NJ A N .
SURVEY NOTICE.

SURVEY NOTICE.
vNHE undersigned will proceed with
L County Surveyor ofDubois County.
on the Both day of Aug, 1869. to run the
line and determine the boundaries Of Sec.
l6. Town2 South, Range 4 Wost.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sons interested will please be present.
ADAM BOMBER.
Aug. 10, 1869-3w.
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1'rIn the following. Edwards. of The
Topeka Nan>ls) Record. does II wei ;
John 4. Logan joined the church 1T
Carbondale by telegraph. and scnt his
photo" from Washington to be .sprin-
Killed." by the circuit rider there
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OF SiXtv-two thousand bales Of hay
were shipped from Ncyav. Indiana,
during The past Season.
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HOME
TESTIM ON Y.
DYSPEPSIA AND RlIEU.
M.iTISM

DIR. {. w. Rohack, Dear Sir:
Ny father, now about sixty-four
years Of age, has been, for tho
last five years. severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rhcuma.
tlsn,attcndcdwith general nerv.
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, as to DEFY tho
Medical skill Of our best Fh;.
sicians. And | can truly say,
that believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,-to
work Il radical cure. For, after
takinga Box of Your Blood Pills
and Il bottle of Purifier, he began
torccovcr rapidly; his appetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and he is now in the en-
joymcnt ofbettcr health than he
has enjoyed in the last fifteen
years. and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And |
can not close this without say
ing, that | believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
are represented.
\ ours respectfully.
JAMES II. TERRY.
NORTH SHADE, GgATIoT Co., Men,
August. 1859.
DIR. c. w. Roback. Dear Sir:
! am now about 5Sycars old, and
have been afflicted with rhcu-
matism in my limbs, 50 that
was unable to leave my roomat
times for % years. | suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility. andhavc
used almost every kind ofpatent
medicines to no benefit. | have
tried Il great many physicians
to no purpose. now feel very
thankful that | have at last
found amcdicinc that has given
relief. | have bought some Of
your Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyouragent ut Mathcrton. MIR.
Marcus Smith. and they have
given me almost entire relief.
My limbs and veins were great
~ swollen. but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and | have been
able towalk three and four miles
at n time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Ad-
ministrator Of tho Estate Of Andrew
Anderson, late Of Dubois CO., deceased.
said Estate ia supposed to lie solvent
"A. J. STRAIN, Admir-.
July 80 1S69-3w
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IA man carr, ing cradle was stop
ped by al old woman and thus accostcd.
80. sir. you have some Of the fruits of
matrimony.' "Sol,iy. old LADY," said he ::
YOU mistake: this is merely the fruit
basket"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

A DEAR SPREE.-Tbree young gen
,lemen lailing from Pleasant Valley,
took general splurge around Moline
cad vicinity, on Sunday aftsrnoon.--
When in the neighborhood Of Dimick
& Gould's factory, east of Moline, they
undertook to thrash peaceabe citizen,
a Mr.. Palmer, respectable merchant OF
Moline this was at about P. NJ. Ii" re-
turned to town and got reinforced by some
citizens, and also the constable, John Holt.
They proceeded up the river and caught the
three gentlemen, with whom they proceeded
by Horse Railroad TO Rock Island, where
the fellows were locked up for the night
Yesterday morning they were taken before
Justice Sickels, of Moline, who muicted them
in the sum Of $2j each and costs--the tota
amount being $40, which sun will assist The
corporation Authorities Of Moline IN de'ray
| ing the expenses of the street improvements
&C., &c.