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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

Miss. Christine Nilsson, through her agent,
Max Strakosch. announces that she will give
three consents here for the moderate cumpensa- =
ton of s13,0O0-s5, 900 to be paid upon signing
the contract engaging her. Or three concerts
will be given for $4,000 and all expenses, and
the profits to be equally divided. Most of our
folks will get in their winter wood, and warm
awhile before accepting this generous PROPOSE
ton Toledo Journal
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

The total vote given in the city and county Of
St. Louis was 81 1886. The vote of Chicago
alone was 29,59l. Comment is unnecessary -
Chicago Jonrnai.
The vote Of Cincinnati and the rest Of Hamil'
ton county, last month, was 1855. The Queen
City is still largely ahead. Comment is respect
fully invited Gin. Chronicle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

The horrors of war are shsdOwed in the ap-
peal for aid that comes from the distressed de
partments of the Mosells, Meuse, Meurthe and
Ardennes. 1t to addressed more especially To
England and America, saying; "The people are
usually dependent upon their crops and cattle
for support. They have now nothing remain-
ing: houses, stables, and barns are DESTROYED (;
fields and meadows are trampled down there
is no harvest. All the cattle, sheep, and swine
have been seized. The labOrers are pressed In
to the army. Not even seed corn remains.
Starvation and psstilence impend."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

A Western Democratic orator, wishing to make
capital at the expense of the Republicans during
the late political contest, got off the following in
reference to the battle of Bull Run: "Ths Fed
erals run so hard that the hard tack ratified in
their stnmachs like beans In a sh eet iron par" !"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
RaI,ou,s MogazIne for Decembor.-

BaIIOu's Magazine for December
The first in the field for December is DALLoU's
MAG AzISE, and an examination Of ii shows that
II is a model number in every respect. The en-
cravings are excellent, the descriptions ingen-
inns and eloquent, while the stories are remak-
able for their interest and groat originality.
Mrs. ,,son finishes her continued story, and
Horatio A,7er, Jr., "Snk or Swim 4" in satis-
factory mann'r. as the Juveniles will learn when
they read 1t. Dtscy has furnised a sea story in
his own peculiar vein. Stephens gives us "An
Evening with a 'Catainount." Darling tells us
"Why our Wedding was Postponed" n his
most comicsl manner, ana then there Is Christ
mas story, full Of humanity end goodness. and
three or four love stories which will bear per,
usal half dozen times, and Lost bnd Found :"
is a regular California tale, by new asplrant
for fame in the columns of liall0u. In aIhitlon
to this there are many articles worth reading. IN
the shape Of sketches, poetry. ETC., etc., aud ali
for the sum Of Is cents per copy, or ~ 30 per
year. The December number closes Vol, S2.
The New Year will commence with maay rare
novelties, so don't delay in making up yonF
clubs or purchasing ct the periodical depots.
Thomes & Talbot, 6S Congress street, Boston,
are the publishers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
DETATION ron DIVORCE.

Lewis s. Pair, Pm, I Court q Com. Pleas,
vs.. WOO OVuhyJ ".
Ellen Pair, Deft
The defendant, Ellen Pair, is hereby notified
that the plainhff, Lewis =. Pair, on the SOth day
Of October A. ID. 1870, hled IN ,he court oi
Common Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, his petit
ton against her. praying for a divorce from her
on the grounds Of adultry and wilful absence
for more than three years last past. Said petit
tion must be answered by the 17tl day OF Jan
uary, A. d. 1871, or Judgment Will be taken
therein as by default. Dispositions will be ta-
ken at the Office Of h. & u. X. Hollenbeck the
2lst inst.
30dH ASHER COOK, Atty for PIth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

We find in an exchange poem called TIE
"Song Of the Farmer Boy" beginning "Ho,
brother, ho!" Nothing could be more appro-
pirate if the farmer sticks To his vocation, but
there are farmer boys we know of who go to the
city whose song after little while might read
" "Rake brother, rakel" and be very appropriate.
After awhile they SOW their wild oats, cultivate
the afeo ions of some budding beauty-get silk
en- tied To her-and then the song is, "Cradle,
brother, cradle !"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
Tne Mon1hlr NoveIette.-About ihs hr.

Tie Monthly NOveIette.-About the FIRST
of December Messrs. Thomes q Talbot, So
Congress street, Boston, will issne q large, first
class, handsomely printed and illustrated maEa.
zine called ''THE MoSTiLY NOVELETTE," taking
the name Of their old serial. THE MoSrHLY
NOVELETTE," So well known rU- the past four
teen years, and making il an entre,y different
kind of publication. II will contain first class
stories and romanccs, with choice engraving,
and be in every respect journal for the people
to read and admire. The price OF H" THB
MONTHLY NOVELETTE, " will be 20 cents per cory
or 80 90 per annum, and II will bs worth the
money, as every ono can admit after an sxamin.
alton. Every line IN the Novelette, viii be inter
esting and original and some of the best story
writers in the country are engaged for its col
umg
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

Then annual meeting of the Presidents Of
the County Agricultural Societies will be held
in Columbus on Wednesday Jan. 4, 1871. The
terms of the following members Of the State
Board expire on that day: DANIEL MCMILLAN.
JANIS BUCKINGHAM, JANIS w. Ross, j. PARK.
ALEXANDER, and DAVID G. RICHMOND.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

"Beauty," says French scholar, T" is all the
virtue some people haye, and virtue is all the
beauty of others"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18

"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure AMI In
st-uetion."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-18
THE BERKSHIRE !


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AmtPr 'PHERs0N, wsu,o QD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-09
legal.

nj NJ ,EK'S S!AI.E.-No,lce Is hereby -iyen.
~ IN. o virtue OF decree made and entered 81 ,cor2
't Scnt Court OF La Sale state of uinos
thon term OF said court $50, in certain c,usS
Wheren Win IN SAD court, on the chancery thereof
Jesse shaw and Seth H. Ballard were dendants .hs Nn
us uiIu dag OF May A.. u. $50, ne honr
3clock In the afternoon day offer for sale Al ,Sa
Su, uor OF ne county Court House In Ottawa in said
SSd NJ pnpnc auction and will then sell the highest
% e ioioNlis described property being he same or.
oerei py SAID decree 70 be sold, that g 10 saw:
hat part OF the Island in Illinois River situate living
north, OF range five 5) third nrncna meridian IN
ue county oil La Sale state of Illinois with the
TEEnso sAIE.-cash GEORGE g. LELAND,
II L No., c.u,. Master In Chancery.
-. IN, 2oneltor. april2-iw
MORTGAGE sSAI-E.-whereas on the frat
gay OF April A. 1862 Samuel A. Clark and his wife
aLerinc tIark morgaged to Levi Bradford and Willis T.
Lot eleven Ql) In Block three , Glovcrs Addition
70 CITY OF Ottawa in La Sale county of illinois,
10 me payment OF promissory note in said mortgage
f, % bearing even date herewith, able in years
"ae Tor seven hundred and forytwo dollars and INV
anu also 10 secure the payment OF the thereon
MA inuay AZ The rate of ten per cent. per annum
Draaiord ana Wills L. Bryant that If default he in the
payment Oh the said sum thcreupon
accrnng when the same becomes PAYABLE the mower
to sell said premises for the burmese of nayn .ai deht
interest; - f"''"7 A WV 'A1
And whereas default has in the payment of the
interest que upon said promissory note:
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given That virtue the
power Oh sale ana attorney given by said mortgage the
sald they WILL Monday April 25th is1o AT ten ScocI
at the south door OF the House the said NJ
estate or SO much be nav the said NOT,
and interest and costs and expenses the highest bidder fol
'"sh' LEVI BRADFORD
| p,,s,,x, .,. WILLIS l. BRYANT.
poHt'SkLL " AVERY, SoncUors mares
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-09

P.S. We are prepared to All bills Of timber of sny di.
menson and quantity At any point tho canal shor,
NOTICE. june26-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-09

CHEAT MosQUITo DAR-There is a cheap
mosquito bar IN vogue among the plantation
hands and bo,tmen in some parts of the South
which answers every purpose to the letter it is
common coal OIL \ small quantity Of the oil is
dropped on piece OF cotton and then squeezed
out - dry as possible; after which the cotton is
rubbed over the face and hands. No mosquito
will "light where :he scent has been left have
tried it and then exposed myself to clouds of
them on various occasions without experiencing
the least annoyance. Thousands of them would
hover within An inch o. my face and sing by
the hour, but none would dare touch CORES.
3JondCRce An. EJ,tomolo9tst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-09

ILLINOIS CATTLE.--During the Winter quite
large number of cattle have been brought to
this county from Illinois. Mr.. J. Thomas Porter
OF Dwight, Livingston county. Illinois has, dur.
ing the present Winter, brought to thi, county
and sold TO different persons 2O2 head. Mr..
Evans Finley and Joseph Boyd of Ottawa. ILL
nos. have brought nearly il M. quite as many
more The two last mentioned .en.lemcn were
in town on Monday 80 take thn ears for home,
having just disposed of eighty head of fine cattle
which they brought with th,m.-Uniontown,
Pa. EcLiNS of LihfrllL.
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Seeming Marbines.
Seeming Marbines.
GROVER & BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ELL STIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
i95 Broadway, New York.
lo4 and JOG Washington ST., Chicago.

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty ard Elasticity of Stitch
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery
Using both threads directly from the spool..
No fastening Of seams by hand and thread
Wide range OF application without change of adinstmept
The seam retains It's beauty and rmmess after washin
and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done 10y other Sewing
Machines. these Machines execute the beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
~ The II CHEST Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions Of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the Grover Il Baker Sewing
Machines, and the work done by them, wherever
exhibited in competition.
BIZ The Very Highest Prize, THE CROSS
OF The LEGION or HONOR, was CON.
tcrred 90 the representative ct the Grover
IL Baker Sewing Machines, at the EXPOSE
ton EHivcr>eIlc. Paris, 1867. q. attesting
their great superiority over all other Sew.
Ing Machines.
FOR SALE BY
ne KA vu'aE - a VA
No. 20 La Sail 'rect Ottawa
July -; 1ss1-ly.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-SrATE OF ILLINOIS La Sale Co-ss
~ Whereas default has been made in the payment OF Ger.
an promssoy note for the of i've hundred dollars and
@ a. the rate Of zen per cent per from jan 1h
lso9 secured 10 be paid by certain
date the seventeenth day Of January D. 1855 executed and
delivered BY Anthony Funk and Christina Funk his wife to
Thomas F. Mackinay and recorded county h the
18th day of January A. ID. 1868; 70 w ~
Now therefore, notice hereby given that pursuance of
power of sale contained In said mortgage premises de-
scrbed In and covered by said north
ninety 800 feet Of Lot numbered two ~, in Block numbered
elghtyone M States Addition the Town cty OF
OTTAWA La Sale county Illinois, will be sold by the UNDER
signed at public auction at the sOuh door the County
Court House. In Ottawa In said county. day OF
Apr D. 1870 at the hour of o'clock NJ said day to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
- THOMAS +. MAcKINLAY,
March l1th' bU. Mortgage.
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THIRD AND LAST NOTICE
stand From Under
HENRY A. HO1thnsis

HEREBY notifies every one who has,
III any money coming to them ir"h@
him. as cx-Clcrk Of Dubois county to
come forward and get II by the VIII DAY
Of Nav 1870. and those who arc cni tiled
to money for drawing which an order .,
court must be obtained. to obtain their.
orders nj the next May term. rs NJ nav
the money to pay all Of his debts. ana IS
determined to settle up his otiicia! bnsi-
ness. lie will MOI be responsible Tor mo
safe keeping fanny trust moneys. or VI"
having over thereof after TIE Stl' day VI
MAY. So those who have demand, on
him of that character. are noiiiicu 10
present thci: claims. Or stand rom u,-
der when the bottom falls out on III"
9th Of May.
All those indebted In tho Office. arc
notified to call on him. at his Office. OF
on Col. EdmOnsto,a, the present clerhs
land settle previous TO that time. or !
will bo compelled TO have fee ni'is 10
sued. A word to tho wise Is s,itiirmn''
HENRY a. IfCLIHAtS.
| February Is. 1s7A-tf,
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April %. 187O-3ws.
CORPORATION Election.

Notice Is hereby given to the quaIi-
fed voters of the town Of Jasper. that
there will be an election held al the
Court House on the first Monday in
May, 1870, for the purpose Of elccting
the following named officers for said
town, to serve for one year, or until
their successors arc elected and quail.
fed, t0-wit: Three Trustees for said
town, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one As.
sessOr one Marshal. Polls will bd
opened at 3 o'clock A. NJ, and kept
open until 4O'clock II. NJ. Of said day.
JNO. {. SCItAFER, Clerk To.
Jasper, April 10, 1870.
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s:r,e&.ial Mention.

II is with more than ordinary interest
that we invite the attention of our friends
to tie Advertisement of the 'GREAT HEN
DrRsoN Co. Ky. SCHEME" which we give
a prominent position III our columns to.
day. This is not one Of the petty gin
or lottery" affairs which dishonest iTs-
Gals 50 often attempt To palm off upon
unsuspccting people, but straight-ior-
ward and Legitimate enterprise. with
regular charter from the Legislature OF
X cntucky. and the full approval OF all
prominent officials and leading citizens
in the State. We do not believe, that
any one so inclined. will ever have
more favorable opportunity to invest
five dollars more satisfactory than in this
Scheme. For any Of our friends who
NAV desire it, we will take pleasure II
Iprocuring tickets. We have alrcad!
bought several ourselves.
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The Fifteenth Amendment
brings Forth Fruit.

On "Wednesday o; last week high
black bury negro. named Thomas "ib-
son, called ut the county clerk Office IN
Evansville. and demanded license 4"
marry a white woman. named Mrs. Jeil-
nv White. who represented herself AZ Il
widow. and coming from Warrick coun-
IL, The clerk III first dc,nurred. but be-
Ing threatened will. the Fifteenth
Amendment, issued tho license. ana th"
loving twain were united in the holy
bonds OF wcd,ock. in the evening OF the
same day, by /, colorcd preacher. AiteT
.prndin. Il night OF bli>>.u; love nj The
home uf the bridegroom sister. early
the next morning the lovin" couple
saum.cmsl forth 10 view the city. and
take airing generally. As they proinl-
nadcd through the public. streets. they
were the observed of all observers. II
wa, amusing as we'll r. disgusting I,
witness the airs of tins gay Othcllo, ~
he sa,,ntcrcd through the street with hi
fair Dcs,!amomia hanging lovingly on
his arm. eagerly drinking in the honcyct
words OF love which fell from his iips
and iml,aling the rich aromatic perfume
which cxhalcd from his sweet scente.
person. She is II blond. quite young an'
and seemed I" show grca
,Iaflection for her lord and master. We ar
Informed that her court>hip with he
!, sable swain was of but few hours d''
!, ration. and that it was clearly ease
/, love ut first sight.
For the honor OF old Warrick we ar
happy 10 state that the woman ncvc
was Il resident OF this county. but bt
Thongs way up i'm Pike. = l,oonvillc, Enc
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"Pnris by Sunlight and GAS
light"


4 worl, descriptive Of the Mysteries and
Miscrics. tn Virtues. ices. Splcn-
dur.. and Grimes o,s,hc City of Paris.
Hy Jas. ID. Mctabc. Junior, National
Publishing Company. Cincinnati
The caveriic>s with which all .\mcrl-
cans who can spare the time and means.
rush OH to Paris ever! year. has become
almost ~ national charu, tcristi,. Indeed.
Ibis is not to be wondered at, for of all
places lii the world. Paris offers the great
rl attractions Ia the lover Of pleasure.
and what l,uplr love pleasure ~ we'll
MS our culnliymcm. This most inter-
c,tiny Of cities displays To the novice It's
entertainments ia Two aspects 50 widci!
different. that the author shows Us Paris
in two different pl.a>cs--" by Sunlight
and -Bv Gas-li.h,.' The puam!ity of
scriou, and vcritablc history presented
by this work. rs connected i.h the var
ious objects of interest in ln'iS. j. inn
mr,sc. That OF the Palaces nmd other
bubble buildings j. exhaustive and conf
nlctr. The reader is made acquainted
with all the proud triNmphal mDm,lnlcnt>
of the past aud present cl,s. lie Is lead
through the granlc>t galleries OF art.and
tue IllStOTN uiIN " $500
inc objects of scripture and paihting.am'i
arc laid before him. lie is introduced
into the family OF the Emperor. and ear
ried through every phazc OF Partisan
social life. lie is led up to the garr.'-
OF the pretty Grie>ctt>. and listens to The
stories OF their loves: and is made Il
couiitant in the. secret inirigucs OF th'
ladies OF rank. lie visit, the (luccn> %
TX. DrMI-MvNDE" in their gorgeous
houses. and counts their lovers by ihci'
Jewels. lie iuxuriatcs in the dclicacic'
OF French cooki,. and Partisan drinks
and smokes his Cigarette at night 81
the giiitcring boulevard. lie has t!''
curtain drawn back and j. shown tn
: dark mysteries. the rosucries. villahies
and the irighitt,l crimes OF the Cuy:.. ~,
is amused. Instructed. startled. thrilled
, Mortified by turns. and when he lays tn
; book aside. finds II hard tn believe tina
, he has not actually seen Paris for ma
: self. and participated in person, IN IN
scenes of which he In, been reading
rTlc book is illustrated with $50 spici'
) did cnmravings. made in Paris. by IN
I best artists OF france. under he pei
: -onal supervision Of the author. IL
: sold only by subscription.
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Democratic County Convention

The Democracy Of Dubois are rctSSss-
rcd by the Central CommHtee 10 %-E'
in Mass Convention. at jasper o"
TUESDAY. MAY Ell. 1870.
at 1uoclcck, i. NJ for tho purposs. OF
sc,cctis,r a candidate for Senator I" rep
resent Dubois. Pike and Martin. ;u,li II
Rcnreseutative tor the counties OF IHh-
bois and Martin; and selecting delegate.
to attend the q Congressional ana Jtkllcia.
conventions. and selecting new a'e'n-
o,ratic Central Committee for lEbols
county. and 10 attend to siich other! mat
tors as NAV come betoN. ii. The De-
mocracv and Conservative citizens of
this county, Who are opposed 10 the
reckless extravaganza of the present Ma
t;onaI and State administrations, and the
discrimination ia the Jaws III nvor o'
the wealthy classes andagainst the poor
and who are in favor ct an economical
and strictly constitutional administrator
of the Goyermment. based upon M,
principles of honesty and morality, Ms't
coual .libcrty for all, exclusive Wlvi'
leues for nome." are heartily invited Y
participate in the Convention.
The Central Committee have orderet
further that votes in said Convention
shall be, taken by townships. Oh the basi
"f one vote for every fifty votes east u
the respective townships for Thomas \
Hendricks. in 1868. ~.
By. order Of the Central Committee.
CLEMENT DOANE, Chairman.
Under the above apportionmcnt eacl
!, township Willie entitled to the follow
ing number OF votes IN the cohVeh""i
1.oI,un};, q HARRISON
cambridge iiaii ),
Patoka . fer"''a""
Total numbcrscf votes 90
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Tur puRENOI. OGIC.L. .jOrRN Al AND
|PAcKARp's M0SruLy for May contains
the following articles, many OF which
are illustrated. Hon. Samuel .Merri'l:
Governor Of Iowa, with portrait ana
character: Knowing, or Man ana the
World; The Nan in the Moon: super
stitions Of different Tribes and Ne tinns
Sketches from China: The Color of his
Ewes Mark NJ. IomerOy: Peter (risps
Spcctaclcs Charles r. Sykes; Eminent
Encrayers Yale Sketches; Growing
in Grace; Honesty; An Assassin, and
his Victim - Prince Pierre Bonap mr.
. and Victor N0ir; Cant for the Boy >"
Young Womanhood in America; FL ca
nor Kirk at the Five Points; TO Dat'o-
. mey and Back; Sur-names and their
)criyations, etc. Price 30 cents, ar
|, s. a year. Address, $. II. WELLS. M.
: $50, Broadway, New York. The Chris
titan "UniOn" says: "AnybOdy who re-
fuses to examine the " PmRENoLoGrAI
: JOURNAL" from notion Of its being
\ scientifically hereto, Is inflicting no
: small privation on himself. The Phrcn-
|. illogical element aside, there Is no Am
fierican publication more strongly char.
r acterized BY shrcwd, incisivc. work-a.
Iday common.scnse. Its hints for living
: alone, and tho care Of health, could not
+. well fail in the first instance to abatc tht
Q Doctor bill to its minimum, and ulti
N mately to promote the longevity Of thu
,e obscrvant reader, and this ut the cost
D. n small outlay which the present plea
sure Of perusal more than rc-pa!s.
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DAVIES Cot My DEMOCRATIC ION
Democracy at Davies.
met in convention al Washington. anu
nominated the tollnwingcNccllcmt ticket.
(lcrk-Gro. :. Walters:
Shcritl--.bannrS Gravrs:
Trrnsurrr WIN. Kennedy;
Auditor ". q. Read:
Recorder Esq. smiley.
The Convention also instructed for \.
=. Malu,t for Circuit Judge and sam.
Al, Tuylur for Prosecutor.
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Az OUTRAGE oN r.ENcy.-WH arc
im,ormrG that an old man. living not a
thousand miles suttl, Jasper. ana VINO
has good second Miie, has bscn found
recently co-habitiag with his step
daughter. y young girl at twelve wears
of AGE. This is 50 revolving tlSa We
were 10th to bclicyc il. but II comes to
us from II trustworthy source. AMI me
citizens are taking measures to BRING me
lechcrous stcp-ihthcr 10 legal account
for his doing>.
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LOUISVILLE & ST. Louis RAILWAY
The first rail was laid on this road in
New Albany last week, the spike be-
ng drive home by Morris Mcdonald,
ono Of the Directors, in the presence OF
President Bradley and several other
friends Of tho enterprise.
The subscription asked Of Hunting.
burg was raised last week, and Mr.
Bre,z informs us that citizens there have
received information Of it, final location
10 their fourisi,ing town. Now We hope
to sec the work put in immediate pro
cess Of construction, all along the line.
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M>Corr. BEApLEa 4 Co. The gen
tlcMamly tr,vu. l,g agent of this firm
was in our COUNTY last week. taking or
dcrs. and looking I" The Interests "f me
firm, generally. Mis- firm is doing prob
ably as eNtcnsivca business a> any hvii'
in New Albany. and has established !!
high reputation TOR lM-i,;cs~ probity and
sayaciiy. Their w@'lcn mills are III.
.,no.t extensive in tie State. See ud-
vcrti,x mcnt.