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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

AA' Arrived Kessefsaay.t .'1'
schr Sunbeam Pierce, Isle Ruatan, HsnL1o days.
hsu as IL ION hnsSw 4 Go On the 18th
Of st Johns. D. nom the West Indies for Phila.
schr Lucy A orcutt, Haskell, New Yora-s days.
Guano. 80 the Master, " Williams 4 co. r
Butler. Kerr & Co. and others.
Sohr- Robert Caldwell, McCornaaek New York-5
days. Mdse To " Roa:h Co, and others. lPrs-
ViSa,s,y Quay reported report tc In ths Onng.l sE
euano. Plaster sno Powder: 70 RoaSz & co. II :!
Kerr.d 90, N Robson, and 9 Railroad Agent.
He5s. ssss & ad.a F. 1s*, apS M
sshris y BickMorea Barter Baltimore days.
Corn and Flour. TO Rfsleys4 creighton. n j Kerr
osy Point MeNs s3d Paisss Jackson
vile. Fernandina, Savannah &c. Mdse. no
A1sn sxoc &C. "a s,as %nasos ~ rTalor CO.
ia oSs Rosn ne ass %sq
CO. KirEpatrioa witte, d waiter e;: Co, Adssr
4 Frost Risley Creighton. Korden. and W
K. 4. u .s,4 IN TEE oFFINa.
British bark David McNutt. from Liverpool.
S- Cleared Yesterday. ~ sH
stsamsAip sasagosaa, ryder New Yosa Rayeael 3
s'''&sD w. ywEvsrnse I'VE Snyder. s #
schr MagnoMa, Doway, New York Nanslow s.
Pilot bSat Albion, Springs. seorgetown. c-R..ley
s5af. aa VI Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship sarsgossa, Ryder. New York
Steamship J WEysrman: SNYDER, Philadelphia
Schr Minerva, Collins, West Indies. a. a !f,.
z z !. g H'.'' ~ ~, Erona this Fort. Il. j
Steamship chanapion. Lockwood, New York. March
stsa,m,hip prosaethsus, Gray Philadelphia. March
3sohr, Hasragapsstt, Rsgar. Boston. March IL.
X !iiTas Cleared for this Rsers. .1 Z,
Il
sohi Rs1Ee3 s 8 arknsss. !. New Orleans.
.ssstS s% Sss. "a, sailed Tor slais Pors., 4.
;schr M vanclsa4, Jones', from Reckport No, March
SF III. ftgGtsAsi ~ 'sc ~ et..ai,os,s
Shipnesys ny Teicgraph. !,
wnarzaeros. March ls-Arsivea. stesmer Lucille
sAvANHAH, Mareh Is-Arrived, schrs d 8 shsnalsr
from Boston; Reinhart from Philsasiphis
Cleared. steamship ,s s1 Gen I BarAes for aswxort
NJ @1 Mcm0randA.
Tho sohr Annie Glover, Terry, from Boaton for
0harisston, arrived at New York Marck 16 .i
The schr Magellan. griffin, frem Stockton. Ne. for
Charleston, arrived ct Portsmonth, II. March 10.
/ The sohr Mary vanoleaf, Jones, from Rookport,
The scbr Anna Amsden. Bangs. from Woods Hole
for Charleston. arrived as NewSort. B T. March IA.
Llsr OF vEss.s,.s
or. 0LEARBD AMP SAILED 1oR TAls foAa.
s5sis N. REIaN T'sa
pr,,,.n h.rx David MsNrss %siA.no, .,a Ian
DriHah brig Cecilia, Bastrup, sailed .... .Jea 6
PoRT Talbot. u
Tho Courier. Jenkins sailed Jan "a
Britsh ashr Lion. MoLeiaa. up.... .....MArcA s
--ssla4 +. ..5 ~ N
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THE DAILY NEWS,
OEEICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending MARCH Is, 1869,
and printed officially in The DAILY News as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
A9-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised."
So Office hours from 8A NJ to 6 P. M. On Sun
days, from to 6 p. NJ
c, STANLEY g. IROTT. Postmaster.
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woMEN,S LI9T.
Andrews, Mrs Col Hancock, Mrs
JN Saml 8
Anerum. Miss L Harrie, Mrs Cha

Sdull y
Harrie, Mrs Chas
M
Hair. Mrs @
HenahNn, Miss M
Il ~
Heg,cG, MICS "
Heyer, Mrs j II
Hills, Rose
81 arrit, Mariah
Hickok, Mrs 8 D
Hofm.n. Miss T.
jHolida, Hester
|Houston, sarah
Humphrey, Miss
III Il .,.
Huger, Miss II
b dimes, Susan b
b dimes, Eliza.
Iruns, Susan
jackson, Mrs v
JefOrds, Mrs M
| Joy. Nellie
| johnson, Eliza
johnson, Mrs 8
n ~.
| Johnston, Miss
q
Jipkners, Miss &
Jones. Mrs O nj
King. Mrs e
Kinney. Mrs B
Ia :oste. iJane
Ladey, Miss
Lathrop, Sarah
L /
Levy, Mary |
Lowandes, Miss
@ |
Mackey, Mrs s p|
Mapson, Miss u |
Maxwell. Sarah
Menagulth. Seara
Mayand, Mrs 9 E|
Milne, :, Miss 8 |
Mitchell. .Juddy |
Monroe, Mary Cl
Moses. Miss Il al
Moray, Anney |
Nj athews, Mrs E
D o. 9 d - |
Miller, Mrs r R
Magratb, Misses
Magrath. Miss ii
Mickey, Miss e |
MCKiman, Miss
Owens, Miss @ FL
O'Meara. Mis- 6 Bi
O'Conner, Mag
Gle NJ |
O'Brian, Mrs V Ci
Fables, Mrs r |
Patertck. Miss Cl
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-~'' r-rH !"
Low mtddHug.. ..27M@-
SEA IM.AND CoTToN The receipts were very mod
erate say only "a bags for the week. nearly oil Flori
da qualities. Buyers have absented themselves FROM
tho market during most Of the period. and sales
could only ba efYected ut decidedly easier rates bat
factors feel confident that the limited suprly will
all be wanted they generally hold with hrmness, and
tue week passed without transactions Of mote. Until
some activity I'm the article 10 developed quotations
aTs unreliable. 4
RIOE.--Ihe arrivals Of Caroiipa rough have been
uniraportant. Buyers having shown . disposition
only to operate at concessions, holders declined to
naest then We have no sales OF moment 10 note
during the week. The stock here OF this grain 40
moderate. and as but very limited supplies san be
expected from this time uudi next CROP factors hold
their position with connd Quctatsons are quite
nominal, say tor common TO fair clean cerolina TO
sx; good. sk0oSNo q ID Carolina rough ma, bo
quoted at 81 f5O2, aud seacoast At 81 COCA Is v
bushel gtsalssl
>%s.Sss.. o. Z VIC PIE re .=.--...,. have hee@ -.-y
ligh, with sales 81 No rosln at 81 $500, and Of No
at II 76 % bbl SPIRITS turpeLtine has been sold
at 400 " gallon. Crnde turpontine may DO quoted
at 81 so for hard. 90 6oa2 90 Tor soft, and "a 80 N
Dbl for virgin.
HAY.--ihs supplies aimee oiar last report have
bern about 100 bales OF ,rth River dsscrpons and
about $50 bales OF Eastyrn We note sales Of NJ th
river from the wharf st 4f 3S Whundred
u coRN.--Tho srrt sais OF this grain have been
modersts say about 1Oe eoo bnshsis from Baltinaore
and matted lots by raii. Prices have ha softnnng
tena&ncys Ieaaseses descriptions have ksen sold ny
the sinslo ear load tron the depot at about Sl vs.
brshsis, weight aaoss included. but larger lots
would hardy rsAiae shsss figures About 1000
bushels Of prime whlts Virginia was sold in buk at
si 08 W brsael yoiahs, q
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Paugh, Mrs II
Perc nneau. Anna

Pere nnesu. Anna
q
Phillip, Mrs @
Pinckney, Maria
Pool. Mrs y
pcrc, Mary
Prince. Mrs L
Ray, Mary II
Ring, Mrs s
Rivers. Mrs NJ
Roberts, Mrs G
Ross, Amy
M
Salter, Mary
Mrs f A
Seses, Miss Nj
shepearu, Mrs w
A
,hockley, Mrs n
p
singleton, Jane
Smailwood, Miss
Hester
stewart, Jennie
strickland, Mrs
Swasey, Mics E d
Mrs 81
Mrs J r
Stmmons, Linda
Mrs B
+
schmi 1t, Mrs H
smith, Mrs q R
Tally, Mary
I Icasd&le, Mrs G.
Thomas, Mrs A Z
lywell, Mrs A
Taylor, Mrs L
Van nderhorst,
Miss Il
Veckers. Mrs M
Veil. Mary Il
Watts. Mary O
Naring, Martha
Veissinger, Miss
Veibcke, Mrs G
Webster, Char
Yelling. Julia III
Weinberg. Julia
Wharton, Miss @
Whitney. Irene
Valker, Mrs w
H |
Walker. Fibby |
Vingate, Agnes |
Williams, Miss 8
Tears, Susan |
leadon, Sallte
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Adams, West
Adams, Columbe
Agassiz. Louis
Barber, thomas
Bergman, r
Behrens, j H
B1akely &Dob-
ibins
Blocker, G "
Bolss. John
Bones Rev Jas
Boyd. John
Bornnann, Fl r
BraaH, BENJAMIN
Brennon. Robert
Brady, Patrick
Bryant, Capt M
Br1lskweasl, Peter
IN HI !
Brown Aaron
sicold) 80. !, 1,
Brown, 3 r
Brown, Hlex Ca
zander q A
Brown, Josh
Brown; Andrew
Buckley. B P
Bool, VIM J
Campbell, CJ
CalIayhan, Rev b
r
Chapman, JF
Clarkson, Philip
Cottenet. Frank
Qobia, Frank
Cohen. O NJ Il
Cook, Calvin \
Orofton. George
Curtis, q w |
Curtis, james |
Daily, John itg 1
David. Mo-. ID i
Davis, TRA |
Davis, Charles &
Dart, James !
Devenaux, ste |
phen, |
Deighens John
Do2an, Eol W 8
Duffy. Henry |
Dugdale. A G.
Dunhan, Robert
DugRan, Jno
Kaser. II B 1
Emery, Moultoni
Ellis, Chas E |
Ellis, Charles E |
Emerson, Samuel |
p i!4l |
Escaurra, P ? i
Es1redge, Danal II
Cerescn,. Henry
Flood. James |
Fraser, James |
Fisher, A |
Gilyard. Richard
Gafney, Patrick |
0eardo. 8 D !
(ool,d} !
Gill, John p i
6ilchri> t. Capt
Albion T{l
. = : 4 . a a
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|Ogburn, G B
|O'Riely, Edward

iOgburn, g B
tO'Riely, Edward
-IOrcutt, l.
Paulding, p K
lPinkney, Robt
e n
Poland, Capt o
w 4fFgi III
rosbet, Thomas
lPur d, Chas .4
IRead. Col b n
Redpath. d g r,
iRivers, VIM
Rivers, William
Rchter, Rudolph
kiggs, HW
I Rieiiv, Charles N
Raonin, John
lRoss. Richard r
l (col'dJ .?sil:a.. :
ROSS. Richard &
4 Ross, Edmond
Sadgley. John o
j sawyer, James A
ieehrQder, Charles
} Shirer, Arthur
lstlmons, Joshua
shannon. w AZ
i IShearman, Chas
| L r
tSina anaona, eoirin
| (cOl'd)
Spencer, Rev J 8
IStreckluss, G F
l>tentrant,i j d
Istone. Charles y
/ GRmett u.s.,
tStebbins, L D.
sineath, w j
Taft, Anthony
Taylor, Isaac
Taylor, Geo Dr.;
/ Tighe, Thomas /
| Tinke, Mr. 4sr. \
Thompson, T. # |.
lTishl. George w
l1rittan. q
lTrescott, E L
iTruitt, VIM j
ITarpin, William
| "Jr
| lutte, William
| Tuttley, VIM G.
lvandeson, H.
waters, Watts
WATSON, William
| Hy y@s.
Washington, Ben
!Webb, Jos II.
Weinberg. T.
IWiggs. Alfred
willis, VIM r
| |Whitweu, aWl-
| Hams sgir~s
iWilltams, j G.
lWltherspoon,t
| Issac. t;u{
lWolf Gust
Wright, J E.
Young, George v
\ ZeAy. Christie
h. pher J
4 Ztegler, Henry
. . .
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Ancrun. Miss L
E
Adkins. Fanny
Ahrens. Mary
Alston, Miss B
Alatnn, Mrs Q
Allen, Sarah.
Aroher, Nora
Baxter, Mrs M
Barton. Jane
Baker, Lydia d
Bonou, Amer
Bclger. Mis- Z A
Bouknight. Mrs
f. .tir'r
Bright, Euaenia
Bryant, Sallie
Brinson, Sa.lie
Butler, Ann
Burkmire, Mary
Brown, arab L
Brown, Mrs l.
Capers, Mrs Il b
. Cahili, Mrs Jas
Gambler, Mrs G
n
'Chrietzbcrg, Ju-
Lin g
sChiohester, Sarah
"Chaee. Annie
Charlton, Ann
CLARK. Mary Il
Cliar, Hllcn 81.
Clair, Aliss M
Cotton. Maria
Cooper, Miss L
Cobbs. Mr. H
Oarrith. Mrs A
Gram. Mrs j D
Cummings,
Maret ~,
David, Miss F
Deal, Fannie !
DtngleaMiss @ |
Dismuhes, Miss
E !
Donaldson, Ann
Dolen. Mrs p /
Dollar. Mary |
Edwards. Miss ]
Feugas. Mrs |
Frasier, Laura
Frost, Anna L
Frazier, Jane |
Gatson, Sophia |
Gailiard, Ella |
Ghereghty, Mrs
4 |
Griffith, Anna s !
Green, Mrs Jas
f |
Hawkins, Mrs
HSy. Mary A |
Harleston, Miss
II, rl1a J.
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BETTING BETTING /!

5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
Sseo FEET GUN BETTING, q, 8, 4, and s
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPRD BELT
LACIN6
100 BOXES BLAKKs PATENT BELT
STUDS
15o DOZEN TOLLMAN's BELT HOOKS
75o YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, i INCH TO II INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, / INCH TO IA
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January1 emo
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paints, Oils, Gtf.
CAMERON, BARKLEY g. CO.,
NORTHBAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
S"-e~arJ emo
paiats, Oils, Gte.
OILS! OILS! OILS!

1909 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OH,
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
OIL
800 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL,
600 GALLONS PURE MASON's SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OH,
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRIOATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATsFOOT OFT,
500 GALLONS TANNERS (STRATrs) OF.
CAMERON. BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January a,,o
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WILMINGTON, Maroh IL. IT.--1uRpRMTrHK--MarI
etesdy. Ab0nt 100 hbls received and sold at al e0
Tor SOFT and 81 65 for hard, 20 asa sB ,.ss,6 -
i 6PIRITs TUnR8NxNE- Better Scalng III the mar.
gallon. ga tS sssssss I. y syI y S
noss saiea & so5 bel, a s ss sos No ., sl osfsr
eAtta No and 62 for rnixoa araden ssess a,.s .@
N TAn-127 bbjs chAnged hands ut Do %. a bbl ts
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r sA AOsE EN's SURE POP,

FOR DESTROYING
Rats. Mice, 80, &c.,
without theunpleasant
eNects arising FIR q M
thor dying In thsir
holes.
"A PH RIO
PASTE, etiosily
sealoe, : ana wagranted
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Mariae Mems.

Fort of Charleston. Maroh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-22
IOWA ITEMS.

Mrs. Julia +. Hall, widow of the
late Colonel Hall, once Colonel of tho
llth Iowa Infantry, has been pensioned,
10 Date from August LIST, 1864. The lady
resides at Davenport, and fluids herself
IN the pleasing prospect of receiving
sl,'D Immediately, with an annual
pension of 1850
The Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad Company have 375 900 acres of
land within 20 miles of their road
When completed they will put it in
market to actual settlers only-ten years
credit to be given. The land is princi.
pally located in the southwestern coun.
ties of Adams, Montgomery, Mills, Ere
mont, Page, Taylor, Pottawottomie and
Cass.
The State Treasurer has Just paid
out the following sums: 5000 for the
Blind Asylum at Vinton, and has pait
Slo.oOO in the past four weeks. Thi.
was Tor work on the buildings. $1,000
To the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Coun
eli Bluffs. sor the Penitentiary Sc, 500
$1,000 OF which is to cover loss of pro
vision, clothing, etc., by fire last sum
mer. $500 for the Insane Asylum. ant
$1,000 for the support Of the Orphans
iomes-S, 900 to Davenport, $1,000 t.
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State Convention of County Super
intendents.

On Wednesday, April 2lst, at 9o'ciock
A. NJ, the County Superintendent
from different parts of the State will
convene in the High School at West
Dies Moines. These sessions continue
two days and may not conclude till Fri
day.
Prof. James Black ID. d.. of the State
University, addresses the convention on
Wednesday evening, and the Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction on Thurs
day evening. On Friday evening the
East Des Moines High School will be
dedicated by appropriate exercises. But
one Of the most edifying features con-
nected with the Convention will be a
Teachers Meeting where some of the
best methuls of instruction will be H.
Illustrated and discussed by the Superin-
tendents and teachers ofthe city schools
of East and West Des Moines, Davetf-
port, Muscatine, Grinnell, Keokuk and
from other first class public schools in
the State. There will also be present a
graduate of the far famed Training
School of Oswego, New York, who will
give lessons and suggestions on the
methods of instruction which have
made that school so noted. Let every
educator make an efflrt to be present.
County Superintendent doubtless will
mostly be on hand, but City .Superin-
te"dents. Principals of High Scirvols,
professors of Colleges-aDd indeed ire
teachers generally cannot afford to be
absent from meeting that promises so
much good for the Schools of the
State
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Talk of an Expedition to Cuba

Dispatches fem New Orleans dated
April 10Th, say that preparations are
actively on foot in this vicinity for for
midable and we'll organized expedition
to aid insurgent Cubans, and no doubt
it will be of serious character. Men
are being engaged rapidly and sworn to
| secrecy, and a number of brass howitzers
have recently been purchased here and
sent to some unknown destination,
There seems to be no lack Of money. Int
there is SO much blowing at street cor
ners, and so much publicity and casco-
made, that the matter may drop through
from sheer acknowledgement. Govern
| ment officers either cannot or will not
take steps to prevent the movement. and
no definite instructions can be obtained
from Washington. 1t is stated that the
command has been rendered to Harry
Hays, an ex-Confederate Major General,
who, through his personal popularity
among old soldiers, and his knowledge
of Spanish warfare, could collect around
him in aday's notice 1000 or 3. 900 vete-
rams. Very considerable pecuniary in
JUDGEMENTS have been held out to him,
put he declines Oh the ground that he is
TOO ola ana has too good II law practice
to give 1t up. Gen. Steedman remains
the probable leader. He is brave but
wanting in prudence and discretion. If
he gets of he will make either stirring
success or most complete failure.
Collector Casey, who is u brother-in-
law Of the President, says openly that he
does not want to hear or know anything
about expeditions of any kind; and Dis.
trict Attorney Morgan says his appeals
TO Washington for definite instructions
are answered only with vague general.
ties. Marshal Heron, who recently re.
turned nom Washington, hints that h,
snail Keep up appearances, but do little
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Original Notice.

yylia = Stu,, Plaintiff ! District Court Of
John Stull, Defendant. June Term 1869.
rIyO JOHN STUIL., Defendant: You are here
by notified that there is now on file in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court, in and
for the County OF Cedar, in the state Of Iowa, a
petition of Lydia J. Stull, Plaintiff, claiming
of YOU ;, divorce from the bonds of matrimony
heretofnr existing between you and this plain
tiH on the ground of your willful desertion OF
plaintiff for more than two years last past.
Now unless you appear to said petition ana
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said Court. to be begun
and held ut Upton. in said county, on the 1th
day Of June, 1859, default Will be entered
and decree OF divorce granted in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
WOLF & LANDT,
nl6wi Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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the appointment of Mr.. Motley as Min
lister to England, says that II the
Johnson Clarendon treaty on the Ala
bama question be set aside, 1t will be the
duty of the British Government to alb
stain from further overtures, and wait
for proposals for renewal Of negotiations
from the United States. Lord Stanley,
in recent speech at Glasgow. in al
luding. to the Alabama treaty, said he
was not disposed to take gloomy view
of the failure of the late negotiation.
He had great faith in the good sense Of
the United States, and they had no
wish to increas their difficulties. The
English had satisfied their own con-
sciences in the matter. Should any
diplomatic difficulty arise, he would
feel 1t his duty, ~ far ~ his conscience
would allow him, to give his aid to the
administration. ....
Accounts of the safety of Livingston,
the African traveller, have been received.
It is reported that he left Zanzibar in
January for England, going overland,
Ella. Cairo. g. ...t., .-.a.
The value of Canadian cattle imported
into the United States during the first
tAree months Of 1869 was $23G, 252, nearly
double the value OF those imported du-
ring the same period Of 1868.
Maedler, the German astronomer, has
measured the heighth Of 1908 noun
tninsin the moon. Twenty-Five Of these
ore higher than Mount Blanc, which
y wtthin,a faw feet of being three miles
high, ana nix are above IS. O0O feet. The
laf1host observed s1soun tain Ia tiic iIUvn |
u "a, 044 feet. @f
4 A Philadelphia drayman has invented
IN "Oatmeter''-to save time in the
feeding OF animals. The machine in
question turns with crank. The horse
or mule sits upon his launches and
strnightens out his neck. A peck ofoats
nre then slung into him at single rev.
Of the cylinder, inside of a min
ute and a quarter.
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VIM. w. ALIEN.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT CONVEY NICER
IL and Notary Public, will attend promptly
toail business entrusted to his care BUSINESS
Rooms and Town Lots for sale
Office in the Post Oilice, SIANWOOD, Iowa. IL
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the undcrsign-
~ ell have this day been appointed admin
istrators of the estate Of David Kiser, decd,
late of Cedar county, Iowa. All persons in
lei,ted to said estate are notified to call OF. US
and pay their accounts or notes forthwith: and
persons having claims against said estate are
notified to file them, properly authenticated,
in the Office ofthe Clerk Of the Circuit Court
FRED. HI, OKHOUSE, Admire
ISAA klSE.R,
April Is, 1869. 2wl6
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EstraV Mare.

V,STRAYED from the subscriber on Thurs
IL day. April sth 1869. a bay mare. three
Years old this spring, is of good size, and marks
of distcmper NAV be seen. Any person taking
up the same or giving me word that viii lead
to her rec very will be literally rewarded.
Evils MOltRIS oCiiEl .1REE
Residence one and half miles east Of Upton.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that ut an election
~ held at Louden, on the III II day of March,
A. y. 1862 for the purpose of uscertaining the
will of the people within said town in regard
70 the Incorporation thereof, n majority Of the
ballots were cast for incorporat ton, there being
seventy votes for incorporation, and eight
against incorporation. Said town belon % to
the class Incorporated Towns. Owls
April 20, 1859. 8, YATES Judge
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Lock HAVEN, PA
MEssRs. LIPrINCOTT & BAKEwFsLI, Pittsburgh p.
Gents.We have been usingyour make OF Gang saws
in our Mill and find them in point of quality superior
to any we have ever used. Yours &C., -
$50 ~. .s..H~ SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
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4 Coon MEDICINE.-The next best
thing to a reliable physician in any
community is a good medicine; and to
u sincere and skillful practitioner it is
an Invaluable help. TO know remedy
and to apply it is the Doctors great bus
iness-aside from this his advice is from
experimental practice. and we are only
| experimenting when following it. The
reliable medicine is, therefore, the great
dcsidcrdtstm. To direct when to ad-
minister it is all the rhysioie" 10 roaui
ed to do. In Buchu, rs prepared by DIR.
Helmbold. we have, therefore, all that
is needed. Every bottle Of the extract
has full directions for its use. 1t is no
quack medicine, but comes to the pa
tent with the recommendation of some
of the brightest intellects known to the
science of physics. a medicine bearing
the unqualified endorsement of such
men as DR.. Physic, Professor Devices,
DIR. Ephraim Mcdowell, and Professor
Travers, of the Royal College Of Sur
geons, cannot fail to find its way to the
confidence of millions of families. Hence
the wealth of its distinguished preparer
and its necessity to the family circle at
all times and seasons. See advertise
ment elsewhere. Cincinnati Gazette.
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Town Property for Sale.

OK VALUABLE LOTS, corner of 7th and
- Cedar streets, with good house with seven
rooms and porch), cellar, WELL barn, corn crib.
&C. Fence new, and entire premises in good
repair For particulars call on Piatt 4 Carr.
Upton, March %, 1889. 3m
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& q O.

To fHE WORKINc SSH am now prepared 10
Furnish al cassea with employment at their
me.ts business new. light and psssiiabic Futy
either sex, And the boys and girls earn nearly much
~ men. Great Inducements are offered those who
will devote their whole time to the business and that
every person who this notice may send me their
address and test the business for themselves L make
the following unparalleled offer: To all who
well satisfied with the business, will send ~ to pay
for the trouble of writing me- Full particulars, drec-
tons &C., sent free. sample sent by mail for 10 cts.
Address +. G. ALLEN, Augusta. Me.
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KrSER HOUSE,

GEORGE k1sEs, SCRIP Proprietor, Upton: Csda.
county, Iowa. This House nas ~ Ieen NAV
ished and IL kept in frst-class s.yIo. Inv