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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23
The situation.

The history OF tne pteseut uino 10 VI
far greater Importance TO the people OF
this country than ell the records and
traditions Of buried ages. Changes are
going on ell around US, verifying the
great law of nature, that all ,hings hu-
man must pass away. Old institution
are passing awsy and giving place 10
nav ones. The old landmarks by which
parties have been guided since the
foundation Of the Government have
ceased TO exist, and new political creeds
based upon expediency have usurped
the place of long established principles.
We cannot recognize the wisdom of such
q course. Nothing is SO dangerous snd
fraucht with 60 much mischief, as Tor q
neopie 10 turn their backs upon the past
and 3, cut ioto tho unknown field of ex-
periueu.. The people have adopted the
dangerous expedient of placing the
higbest Office within their gift in inc
hands OF man wholly inexperi-
enced in governmental affairs, and who
has had no 6xed political principles.
Whatever emineuce tie msybave achieved
as military man is to be attributed
more 10 favorable circumstances thsn to
real merit. This is certainly danger,
Gus experiment. The result at present
is only cor jeciursi, bat We suppose that
sbe ides Of March will nnioose The tongue,
which to all else has been sealed except
for "horse talk" And we will then
have some loreshadowing Of his future
policy.
While the election OF Gen. Grant was
confirmation by the people of all the
infausns violations of the Constitution
by the Radicals for the last Elk or seven
years, we already hear misgivings from
Radical quariers--lhat he will cut loose
from the Influence and control of cliques
and wire pullers, and mark cut policy
dictated by right and justice to every
section of the country. Ii is the greatest
folly TO talk of peace and harmony
between the sections until the fell spirit
Of sectional hate shall have been BAN
isbed from the councils Of the nation,
and reconstruction gives way to restora-
ton.
We are gratifed TO see leading Repub-
iicans advocating the repeal of the
Tenure-orofiss act Now that John
sous ad zinisirstion is drawing to close.
they wish Gen. Grant to enter upon the
duies Of bis high ofice fee and untram-
neled. They argue that to continue
congressional control over the Executive
will icaply want Of confidence 10 Gen.
Grsut, snd tie President would be mere
antomston ia the hands of congress
siousl faction, slihongh this move is re-
garded as an element Of discord in the
Radical camp. The Herald, referring to
Wilson's amendment to the Teuure-of-
Once act. save:
That those Senators who are for the
new administration will oppose Wilson's
proposition. snd 20 for the repeal of the
Tenure-of Odice act aud those against
it viii act otherwise.
We regard this as the entering of
corAict between The extreme Radical
faction and the incoming administration.
We sincerely trust that the Heralds
prediction ia this instance may be veri-
fed. When rogu,s fall out honest men
get heir dues.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23

10 ribie scene in the Ohio Penitentiary.
ColusBus, January 20-This morn
ing, NJ h. Pennell, foreman Of o1e Of
the shops in the peuiieniiary, found it
necessary TO demonstrate with life con-
vici, from Cleveland, named James Fog
lish, on he way he was doing bis work,
and tod him il be did not do better be
would have TO report him. Nothing
more was said Until this afternoon, when,
ss PsnRsll was passing near where Egg
lish was at work, the convict drew
hAtchet and struck him with it Cd the top
OF the head, near the right ear, inAietine
horrible wound, and splitting open the
skull, through which The brains pro-
iruded. As Penneh fell TO the ground,
Euglish made a second stroke at him,
cutting his neck badly Pennell was i'm
mediAiely taken 10 he hospital, knd
Eaglish placed in ihe dungeon, when be
said thu; be bad killed two men, and that
he didn care damned cent more for g
mani life than be did for a dogs. Eng
lish was convicted Of murder in the
second degree in Cuyahoga county, aud
sentenced 10 the penitentiary for life.
To night there is but slight hope Of Pen
nelPs recovery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23

For sometime past 2 rather prominent
young lawyer named Bird, has been cor
rsspsDding with Mics Wilder. daughter
OF a prominent and we'll known citizen
Of this city. A day or two since il came
10 the ears OF The father that some Of
the letters conisiuei Insulting proposals.
This evening the two met on Fourth
street, ard The Old man, drawing . COW
hide from under bis coat, applied II Wig
orously On the shoulders aud back Of the
lawyer. Who took refuge 10 the Office Of
The United States Express Company.
The STAIR created decided sensation
on Fourth street. Cincinnati telegram,
lisa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23
violent Death Of Confederate offsor.

Major. John B. Loekman was shot and
killed in Galveston, Texas, Friday night,
BY Leroy and Henry Cotton. They had
quarreled few days before. The muir
derers are in Jail under strong guard,
threats of lynching having been made.
Meier Lockman was native of Norfolk,
Virginia, ard vas on the staff Of General
I. @. Hindmsn during the war.
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Finance.
,rrected daily by Cashier Citizens Union
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TRNsEssEs RAILROAD.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENsEssRs RAILROAD.
E.Iftr l4at ArriDe. Depart.
New Orleans Express. daily. 300 Pm. sos pm.
Sardis accom- n. OK. sunday, S:3V AM 300 pm.
freight north = Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday,
south--Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday....-.........- 4:l5 Pm. ZOO AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daiiy.,,,,.....,,l245 Pm. l240 PM
through express, daily......l1:l0P.M. 500 pm.
5omervlls &C. save Sunday s:i5 AN. ais Pm.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
CITY time.
Once. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
pay, Express".....-....,,w b:50 Az. $50 An.
Might Esprcss...s..,s,,....... 945 Pm. sl5P.N
Humboldt Accom- 'n........ 9:3D Az I.3O pm
Railroad timo Ia Is minutes s.aster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 237,S Main street.. De-
pot. head of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Roox RAILROAD.
GONG WEST = Leave Aopeleld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 am, and
arriveat addison at o'clock pm.
COMING EAsT-LeaveM adison I ne day, Thurs
day and Saturday. at 7;s0 am; arrive at
Hops6eld at O'Clock p.m., and Memphis
At lao nm,
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River News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

is falling slowly at St. Louis. The Ohio
is receding at Louisville. The Arkansas
is declining rapidly from Pine Bluff up,
but below there it is swelling slowly.
White river is falling all the way out
Business at the landing was brisk this
morning.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Cairo and Eransrille. The first
elass naekel Cooaa will leave for Evans.
vile and ell way landings this evening
at 5 o'clock. Captain Gus Brown has
charge Of her, and more eompe-
tent, polite and attentive steamboat Off
Ger never commanded on any river. Mr..
P. H.. Terry, gentleman familiar with
the business, will be found in the Office
The Goose is in every way deserving OF
liberal share Of patronage.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith Persons Wishing to 60 to points
on the Arkansas river will bear in mind
that the W. A. Caldwell, Captain Reub.
L. Haines commanding, has her shingle
up for this evening at 5 o'clock. Jack
Chambers, the original " Arkansaw Trav-
eier and a universal favorite, is COM
meuder No. | in the Office.
The popular steamer Bermuda, with
Captain John Claycomb on the roof and
the welLkuown jim Roland in Office, is
also advertised to leave ct the same time
for said points. She is good boat and
her crew is lively one.
For Cairo, Loufsrilie and Cincinnati.
The famous Cincinnati packet Silver
Moon will flight out for the above
ports at Eve clock this evening. Capt.
Ben. MerrieIes commands; and although
his name indicates that he is less merry
than other men, one trip on the Silver
Noon will demonstrate that he is the
merriess Of the merry, and just the man
10 command frst-elass passenger
packet
For Randolph, Hdiiss Point and
Cairo. The popular MOllie HsmbletOn
leaves at five pm. to-day. Capt Henry
Hampton is in command, with Major
Pail in the Office.
For Helena, Vicks6urg and the Bends.
The only boat leaving for the above
points to day is the RubicOn, Capt W.
h. Blake. and clerks GrissOn and Blake.
FOR White River.-The Liberty No.
2, Capt John B. Davis, leaves this eve
nng. In the Office win BE found Jimmy
Thompson and Charley Share,
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NOTICE

NrOTIcE.-THEcARD OF WYATT KPPEs
~ and David Hastings. stating that ny in
forest 10 he Central Hotel expired By limiia-
ton on the 3ist Of Decemher last, i not true.
am still partner IN the drm Of tppes. Hast
inEs 4 Woodson, and an authorized 20 tranaact
1871 8. L. W00DS0N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23

Having purchased Colonel Tyler's one. fourth
interest 10 tbs PUBLIC LIDO ER and Job ofioe,
an vii ing % sell the sane T. : cnmpetsn I
editor ana newspaper MAJ. still reiainlne ms
full hall interest in the e1ta blishment
e. WHIHM0RE.
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Nos. 81 and 50 Union street.

MONUMENTS, T0MBS. HEAD AND
WI Foot Stones. Mantels, Vases, Counter and
Table Tops. Furniture Slabs, etc.. etc, OF the
best italian and American Marble, at North
cru prices. All kinds Of Building Stone sold At
the Yard cheap. 5llZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-23

under the frm nsme Of w aITMORE ECO,
co aposed Of L. Whitmore nd ]. j. DuBose.
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WAk5 PAgER AND PAINTERS SUP

V,HR late firm Of whitmor 4 Co.. having
i been dissolved by the withdrawal Of +. A.
TYLER. notice 4 hereby giyen that Edwin
Whiimore l. authorized 20 Sc tile up tho busi-
ness Of said firm, to receive nd receipt for all
claims due the same M 10 date, and that he
will pay all liabilities thereod
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

Pretty Women. A comparative
ly4sw 1aaies sronopoliR the Beauty. -
wfll sSyfAe At ntion society. TIN
oughs lot to b Sc, BY It Us; and will q
WY nenare I Olish md siAgle but prs
ty aces 81 com anieSs.- -. NE
This can oil be changed by using Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
-8aassa-sf xssta and -~-re6~ea-sPasalias
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasipsbpower.
ful and natural Ff"iti ~ ATo
- lady need complain Of . red, tanned,
frected 81 fqaic CaapfxipA fhoiwill rs
vest seventy.fve cents In Hagah's Magnos
liz Balm: Us effects are Truly wonderful:
To prestte ssHf Drssy us Hair USE
Lyons Kathairon. 1874
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

@'THs AMERICAN SrocK JOURNAL.
All kinds Of Bookkeeping. Farm
and. Dairy matters are treated 6f
II . clear and popular style in this
Journal. Its articles are al timely
and full Of interest and should be
read BY all having the care Of Farm
Stock Of any kind. III The recipes il
contains for the cure Of sick. injur.
ed or diseased Animals arG, worth
q hun dred fold its cost ,Speciinep
copies sent free. Address, N. p.
lBoYRk & o.. Publishers, Parkcrs-
burg, Chester Co.. Pa. .Ai''set' 90
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

Mr.. Grants brother. in-!aw, the
collector oethc pqrt Of New Orleans,
is Involved il I'll extensive frauds
sSHipAt the ue bat . ve been
soovsrcdin t@ oitj. |. Bout
we'll says tBe charges rga{hst the
collector shall be impartially in.
vestigated, if he is Grants brother
+in-lsw~~Wasit-in orderthst-thciz
rascalitics might be impartially in
vestigated that Mr.. Grant appoint
ed all his brothers.in-law but one
to federal Offices :, And did BE omit
that one because he was the only
honest brother-in-iaw he had p
Times. T3F7s - hoiifa ars9. |
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06
WALTH.lM WATCHES.

For a few months past We have adver-
tised the above Watches. Mt ExrREuELY
Low PRICES, and the result has been most
satisfactory. Our plan has been to sell
the genuine WALTHAM WATcH, in Solid
Gold or silver Cases only, att very small
profit; giving the purchaser every oppor-
tunity of examination and comparison,
and with the understanding that if the
Watch does not prove satisfactory, j. can
be exchanged or the money refunded.
These Watches are; without exception,
the most perfect specimens'of 6ne mechan-
ism ever produced in any country. Each
and every part 10 made by machinery of
the most delicate and elaborate construc-
ton.
Compared, With foreign watches, they
possess many adva ntdges, excclling not
only in principle and finish, but still more
in thcif rein bility as t;me-keepers. As
an indication Of the prices we submit the
following
Silysr- Alr,fiAg 4 pteless. Il ~ eDta 90
Cold Hunting Waiehes, ls karat ],
cases. -. ..,,.....:7.. ..,...:... 80. 90
Gqldr Hi.ntisg. KateAss, tadiss a. d ..I
: size, -. : :: ss.a u 90
TIVE often receive orders direct from our
advertisement, but prefer that every one
sh0nld send fr9t for ear descriptive price
LIST, wnA explains al the different kinds
tells the weight and quality Of the cases,
and gives prices Of each. This. we will
forward to any one on application, and 1t
will be found very useful in making q
selection.
,s.ery' Watch ,ss;sa,ro,xed y special
certificate from tie american Watch Co,
We yenashsa by-Sspress u dry nd
Edress. Allow the purchaser to open the
package and examine the, Watch. before
Epaying, and If afterwdrds it DOES not prove
Unsatisfactory, itdan be exchanged or the
money will be CHEERrULLY refunded.
I Please state, that you saw this in the
Iowa Plain Dealer. ~ - 81 /!
| Address, in full, HOWARD, s CO.,
| !. .,a.5.. ..t5 No. 6l9 Broadway, n, Y.
Our establishment is we'll known to the
,residents Of New York and vicinity, hut
that those ut q distance may address us
With confidsn6a,- VI Invite attention 70 the
following editorial notices .tlsSsst
i From the N. Y. Evaneslist, May 2ssh. lsee. I
| We had occasion some time since to re-
fer 70 th6Se celebnAAsd American Watches
(which are we'll known ssirelishle tfnIe-
keepers, WAcan4ot DO. bsttsrh than
TO call the attention u our readers to the
card Of Howard & Co., BY which it will be
seen that personsf from distance CON or
der any Of these watches by express, at
greatly reduced prices. I'D M. sla aG
Prom the \. z. Independent. June 10. 1863.
We invite special attention to the .adver-
tisement of Messrs. Howard 81 Co., who
offer the celebrated Waltham Watches not
only at the lowest prices, but will send
them to. any part Of the country by express
and give the purchaser the purchaser the
privilege to examine the Watch before
paying for II. We have known Howard
& Co:,personally for years, and cheerful
" commend them to the confidence Of orr
friends throughout the county. (36-lO.
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Whiskey Items.
An Exchange EaysH

IN gxcnngo nySA :.
Leading sepubican papers ir.
trying y pus} fy, thSir patty bys9n.
fusing.the timpsrAncs' ell Qent iptc
it. ~ Whisky and water didn't seen
to fuse we'll in their convention, but
did about Des Moines after the con.
tvention adjourned. --''
A Des: Meines' tstes Says the
great amount Of rain that has fal.
len there lately, has, affected the
.EIiquors So mnsL That Isbody car
get boozy on the articlc.--Tha-rout1
to California has not been affected
Tint Wy. = a"'s"'-t s7'7@
Tho Chicago Times says: !
4 LAT one OF the -rsCAioa 60 CONNER
mercial party = tenpeta nc Q, joilai,
catidpsria San Frhneisops' Dick Or
lesby gave Is . toast /: t.The three
O's-San Francisco Sacramento,
aud Chicago. - The inspiration. Of
the toast was a,iiquido sometimes
called - O-be-joyfni. ''s.i 4a -
Again IL says: bsiila - A'tt !
A Washington dispatch to . lead
ing republican newspaper in this
city, on. yesterday morning, said
that Postmaster General Creswell
had I" badly bruised, but not bro
ken, his arm. AS no explanation
Of the manner in which he was hurt
appeared, his admirers will wish to
know whether the accident occurred
when he was q drunk, asleep, or in
his rage, or about some act that had
no relish Of revolution in it" We
shall soon hear that be is unwell.
Butler says he is ''tired Of hearing
drunk called sick"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

The New York Times is confident
that the descriptions given by
Stokes and Senter, in Tennessee,
each of the other, must be sxag-
geration, for it would be impossible
for one state to turn out two men
so great rascals as they are repre-
sented to be. The Times lacks
faith il the abundant ability Of its
party. Radicalism can turn out
an indefinite number of scoundrels.
Herald.
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What Answer.

Will Postmaster General Cres-
we'll and President Grant answer
the questions which republican, as
we'll as democratic. newspapers are
asking about the appointment Of
Senator Ramsey of Minnesota, as
envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to the French gov
eminent .fz-, q H..
IA Tae avowed purpose for which lie
was sent isoto negotiate . postal
treaty. Could not Mr.. Washburne
do the business7 It appears that
ho has nothing else to do, bee ause
be is now making an extended visit
to other countries than France -.
Has not, Washburne intelligence
enough to, treat with. the Frenohiaa-
thorities on sd simple 4 mat rs
the regnlatioos If postal rates be-
tween that government, and. our
QWqi2 er Ton eaW Ill ell III 9agl1
Willis some republican newspaper,
Boosting Of the honesty and econo-.
my of the administration, toll us
all about the Ramsey mission ~;
Chica 70 TimeS.Y3a3 III. atiib g. r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

DY VIRTUE Of an execution, dire cted
- to me from the Clerk Of the Circuit
court Of Howard county, Iowa, on a judg.
ment obtained in said court ON the 20fh
day Of July 1869, in favor of John A.
Wentworth as plaintiff, and against Ben.
jamin F. Davis Us defendant, for the sun
of Eve hundred and TWO dollars and Eve
cents, and costs taxed at seven dollars
and ten cents and acorping costs, have
levied upon the following Real Estate Ia
ken rs the property Of snid defendant,
to satisfy said xecution to-wit: ttt N
/! The south west quarter Ia Of section
thirty 3Ol township one hundred 100 I
range fourteen Gl4I and the west halfI l.21
Of south east quarter [ IL Of section thir.
" (3O] township one hundred 1901 range
fourteen LA situated, in Howard connty
4oNS.i md will offer the same for sale,
10 the highest bidder for, cash ip hand on
the 28th day Of August "A. d. 1882. iii
front 0f the Court hUass door In iCrkseo,
ut the hour Of 10 o'clock AZ n. 1 said
day when and where due attmdauee will
be given by the undersigned. .,g
Dated 1t Cresco, ytfy 2Stb, 1859.
J. r. PONELLg90sa
]; ~ Sheriff ofsaid Co.
Printers fee IS. [nS6.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

ThE OLD SroRY.-Doss, it.. be-
como . .''President Of thA people :
to act for his party's success alone,
iRstssa ofAhs tiopal pelfare2 W.
.dornat.R oader that thopghtfNfs.. psor-
pie shake their heads sadly fovei
the. fact that the election in Missis-
sippi and Texas have been pcstpon.
ed till nearly next wlpter5, because
the late Virginia. election did. not
meet the expectations of the ID!
sministration- Shall ,sta tosmahship
in this country never, never rise
above the dull dead lcvel Of psrti'
san politics? agts snf15 ! 49, mi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

-On Sunday, the 18th ult there
was an excitement in Fairfield,
Conn, caused by q, deacon of a
church Negotiating his .whitcsscr-
want girl Tho girl wanted to 60
to Sunday school, the deacon want
ed her TO stay At home and cook bis
dinner, while he went to'chnrch and
prayed for her, and u make her stay
he thrashed her numerically,
arousing the whole town from its
quiet. The deacon Is i political
abolitionist, and has for years made
himself i'll through excessive sym
pathy for the poor slaves Of the
south" y Ntgez' ~ ass.t s.@ 9e Il y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

The indications in Tennessee now
arc that Senter will be reelected
governor, and that Andrew johnson
will be chosen United States scna-
tor.-Jacobin paper. @ .t@ E
The "whirligig of time" is pref.
ty apt to bring all things even; even
A. j. and U. G.: only indicate "a
jug Of which Uliss is at least one
half proprietor. "t'z.@ 50
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q - iVAA al
markable sertinsates Of cufes performed BY DR.. @.
| W RoDacA'ss ceiebrsssA f6candinsvian Medicines
We do 20, knowing them to be genuine The agent
appear below The pseprietors Of these medicines
authoriEe us 70 say, that they will give reward Of
ten thousand dollArsyto any person who will show
that any Of tls ette referred 10 are not authentic
They haye been sent unsolicited, and the company
have IN their possession over 5000 Of similar char
actef Any Druggist can sxtisfS the most skeptical
o. the value Of those truly wonderful agents, Ro-
back's Stomach Bttters, ,Roback's Scandinavian
'sRleod Purinsr ana Blood Pills. NJ : ! q =
tenton of bis customers TO the Letters published be-
ow % the wonderfnl sefhcSsy Of br. RUB1CKB
St@aSn Btfen, Dr. R0pAcKIT 'SoAndinav ian Blood
liH lst hsve been selling these nadisines long en-
Q9ga = knaX that tha1 ~ ~
ed 70 be and that the ccrtcas es Or cures published
y aasss Se,rsI ssabHs3h,,u,,
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The Boston. Post thinks the. Door
qnslity Of the st. Louis water 10 no
argument against tbelfemoval Of the
ca pital there, in view q she small
quantity oongrsssmeb driAkieiqa 7.
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Howard Co. iowa, Dlsts let
ar Court. G#
William G. Nye, + D.
Fairbanks s. Greenleaf,

1otLe Defendants Above Named
VOU are hereby notified that on or. be-
II fore the 18th day Of August 1869,
there will be on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Howard
county. Iowa, the petition Of William G.
Nye, claiming a. against you, that said
Court set aside and cancel a Sheriff b
Deed to you ofthe North half Of the North
east quarter'of the North.east quarter,
,and.the acknowledgements Of the North.
east quarter of the Northeast. quarter. pf
Section No; M. Township 100; North. Of
you appear and answer- or defend there
to on or before. noon, Of the second day
OF the next term Of said Court, appointed
to be held at Cresco, in said county, COM
neucing on the 9th day Of September,
1851, your default yiu be- entered and
Judgment rendered thereon. aeat ~,
49, H A. GOODRICH,
ss4L41 DE- ---'1& -PlaiatM = ATTY.
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REA.D'LIHH
TESTIMONY,

From ole ai1, Of the oldest printers
IN the State OF. Illinois,
Ur1Fa1mcE 81 THE Wind & RRuo1I1cAr
QUlscY, III, August e, 1861.
'PR1NctiE, 'WhLfoNS' & Co.,
Cincinnati, O,
Gent's--7I, Il find your
RobGapck's' " Bitters,
.anerusing two. boxes
in my fam!qi91y,to be a.
. ....good egg Send
me anOther'dOZen by
u. s. Express, and If
you don't want local
notices to theamtdnt
charge it to us on
advertising account.
Yours in haste,
JAMES T. LANaboN.
Regards to Mr.. Wal
~ v q s.zrss.s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-06

The FENlAN BoNDs--Judge
McCunn has done an act Of decided
Justice in deyoting the twenty thou.
sand dollars Of Feniar funds to the
redemption, as far as the money
will 60, Of the Fenian bonds.
Many an Irish s'help" will be
glad to get his and her money back.
IN. Y. Sunday Times.