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New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

MOLASSES-Furrgn offered with fair amount OF irelom Out
royiuy Slow Boiling grad worth sO0uI H
er nominal Domestic light demand aud heavy on ehp'
Prime quote 45d5c for Old Crop sales 81 suction oi N OO~
New-OhenUs at 4fdJOc. ,,,--. -, a..
NAVAL NTOES-The market has been almost heess though the
tone Spirits ITpcnune has been less e
quote 61i dC8r no sales rcOrteu hos
continued buoyant scarcity sales 500 boS Sraine al -
No. IS 50 Tar las been quiet DuI hIeI W
Washington brought 80 Is.
u-Amncan inseed fair demand but at irregular pnces
We 0uoie &c for dBc for bb Mnhaden 10 Tm
with sales Of $50 bhls Brown st 89c 39O oOs
Prime st 4Uc: other o unchanged We quote;
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
$3.50, 600
NEW-JERSEY INVESTMENT
WNELAND RAILWAY BONDS,

016,0Oo PER MILE, PER CENT free Of tar Interest du.
April and October Principal payable 1890.
The un0sgUsd OGs the uhsOh bIGOcs Of III. s only
gage YDeADd Railway Company the being
S1sOooo
The nAs begins tbs tsiHus Of the EeUJs,y Southern Railroad
and Delaware River A ms and garden
Of NeWJsnytnOS the entire length passing through eh and
vats country products which will b. brOuGht Philadelphia
and Nsw.YOrh BY this line.
The tOuIng Of vnssbd and Bhdg,On the
On The opposite Shore Of the Delaware River the Road
STaetnS and win form Of sAToSgb Bns to Baltimore
TbiHyTen miles Opsrstd and the remaining mile, will
Be laid BY September 2O.
The road bed rot the United TnEs
stGDtly increasing
TIE investment 10 secure beyond question.
For shOr aRs tbs price will BE- &C. aud accrued interest
IL. q. MAItQUAND
No. E2o BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
" Y. wuoLrsA1E rR1cEs or couNrnY PROD UcE


IBIUessn IHE n. 7. TRIBUNE b1 our own keporter
TIE e0rsD. % Of 'Ee. in soc1 cSnnSn a ~
osn, G deducted f ?QWISH beside fegh. and Oh OtsI H. eHs,3h M
Pn,ais should also Be painted upon one end with
% p I'D s S . ns % cove. S p a. n SysS letter q b. % NAL eoS one
and also @ Sn 1 BE" and % "SsR : ,o tn.
E:t,''' E: and '''' '''I1' up ' ''' "''' INC '''
RsOciUts the week Us bO besy. 3 bb' less th,n last
~esI corresponding $50 bb Mediums increasingly
sh sSUo. S lot. .tSS st o. IS Som. p.s. .i 81
s.9. % n' S S The Ss py5 yt naa SR Ss Sa
Bs hsy'ss s e .aS n1i s g. aCs With Il @ Sb i sy g.
81 , s. lot q Il eG 5 pea e. Cs:n: sod =. e. SoS
.s obs g. and 50 bags Soa1hss ShcleJ' s'
S..s; g. W.. pS%' SSSI5 d, 8. :,
Bs1S'Gi p Z: .!Sf &C.: sc RssSss5 s 5
S: S: E'i & 74s :Ss s Do ''i'I1 sS,s i.t s.. sso
R.s.ip.. for The -esl plT @ less than last
:SoOSs Vel last sE h i Ors1 9 S1't s @ s
iss' -itS ar 70 Scod Sa Sat. - he
aSs Is q. iSs Sc. % SGH S:ssiS i?s
y g w % 09 9.I. S. o O s SS.lsI .ad a. ssr Ss
= q - S ss' a. goa not .y S be s. s. Ts .S S e.
E sr % ssgt up & Tor .6s cSEsT s's IO:' re
. 6ls S. I, s;! s Il u; s IlI1: 80 2aS % pi h s: @ d.
q @ S: Il: . " a ;o So n son. '1; ss Ss ss.S % Of
Ss SS 1'S sSSG zee is is: oSS
dsTy " d. SO dsts. ins Dsax,,: Comfy sIlln. .nd t9s
ShpoaFS 0 and bode dpoeed their
yiss vhch s best thing for the trade We quote
SAT- assS s......9 90 STATE DeaTby pals Good 2 d
stse dsres State pals SelectohLS a40
70 Ohio Coed. 20
ststs ~ Cemmop Fair Oho and Soutbsn ali
ess,s Nrkn Pne yellow Western Choice yellow G2i
Ststr We1 God Dhes Western Store.phcksd.n 6N
$40 A COmuOn 70 Rol6 good West al
.s: ss:s: e. Ss. s S IS sSsa:. S SS
CHEESE.
Rsps week. % OS boxes 1874 less than last WSk Cor
r:Ss S:s s.: ~ % ;s @ Ss. r.. 6 sSySScsd
Son Il iIIFs1 Total receipts Of cheese for the month, soS
beTss aRan ga So October ag Shipments iOT The Ave vee6
aSt N 1e poob jue 3 1870 Ia se
boTeS Oar receipts o the present. season nni1g with are
Tea Shpasats eos o3 Receipts tine lsSt s 3
boIsS hSents TESO8 An HdvaBoe Of IA abroad had lhs
800 mon h1 market eots this besV failure
sTvs ebsss1 bOuIs doubtless bed COpg 70 % In he
doWn phosG u has also had tbe eject change
ystSS gysn Little Yb end other country IsTse
1t REQUIRED yesterday BOBe 900 boT Were sod there
i563iS TSs eOSs fn bqt hPPeTs not Eens want
40 Me- Of ycrdGVS purchases In tbe e0uhtTyGhd
500 H,etoSv aI( Vermont Paory good ...ltd3
S,s GsetoIy an 10 god 2 T3 Obo Pseoy goodto hne M
$40 psetoy gI alOi Ohio PAetOT fair. ali
PsctOTy skimBed. oil Ebggh DarI ~
Farm Dairy good IL 0l3 Pineapple gaS
d y Para DairI o0RAan 0lO PAsARpe. CORRs"I"B V~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

The weather was unfaVorsble fol
ally lower and quite irregular. v
good order. and sells with dificult,
poor to SOC. per pair for good NAL
alive, with rather a slow trade. v
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

~ d lower the demand chiefly for hs domestic fsde he cae'
- "a hash MIed at Sa NC, closing new az
Whks Al Sc yellow &c Southern White at Se tor Ne"
- a.. e. od pime 900 bush MIXED, in store a. TIC <,
GNIFS-Tbe confines verV dull tor either beg OF NO
80 prc are nomnay steady we quote AZ "tdI'c "t Ao "
.pd iAl elsie. for the latter II. ot ,v..,...
OINSRNG steady demand the supply ho1eta'o' e' N
n, 7S975e and southern al S0Oc .,osa,t IN =.
HLY-Sbrping quiet but steady; quote AZ 81 20 yi ro
al It. ~, R cewSnd krm, & 2o6Sl M salt hay a.
~ sad Co,eT al Oa is moderately active aud
sdY At III O5d 81 Long Rye s090c for Short do ana ''@
gc. for OAL -. -. w. yo,L 1871. a.
sS: Kastern lS7ls 3Sd6c Western lsS SG6c CaiorhiS
IR7s 50 zoe. do l8iOs lSd15c.; do 1907 9dlc ., ,,
HBMP-Manila Is in limited demand hut tm a. VIC gold JUG
anil bpt Sdv quiet unchanged t SIC eurftncv
NDGO-A Moderate iobbOG demand and steady we
SSUSnl per 10 gold 81 3S9$2 10 Guatems...Sl 0odsi
N.dTns / OS8 l 20 Caracas wa
NapilG FoI &8 20
MRTALS-nSUt Copper in limited demsnd and heavy sales o
leo 900 10 abe At 2e IS 40 DO at 2 New Sheatng AND
yellow Metal duh but steady seoch Pig Iron ' IN limited demand
and tssoy EgGuton al S and GSthn and Co1tsS
s; sls Glenganok So so New Rails are IN .C od
request steady; Old DO good demand and hrm sales OF
uHI arrive private ermG Fcgu Is in better Gsmso1 1 s
steady Pig nominaY uuehsuged quote SuA 4
SJo and sales Of English Al Jtic al god
ChAeOa ln ob
as s for c. 10 boxes Charcoal private terms Ohef
descriptions quiet but steady. We quote:
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
Boutwell, 10 be Exposed.

Late Washington kilograms say that
Mr.. William Z. Wood, late chief of the
secret service Of tho treasury department,
published a card last Monday severely
assailing Secretary Boutwell,. lie was
for long time in position to know the
recent working Of tho department, and
threatens TO publish pamphlet that will
not place Mr.. Boutwell, in very cnyiable
light. lie says he will consider his off =
cial, mercantile, and political history and
further says that he stoOps to petty mean
resorts to defame those around him who
do not volunteer subservieuce to his die.
tation, Indifferent himself as to whether
such dictations are in accordance with law
or otherwise, and that such examples will
Be given as should mako every honorable
tnan detest the political demagogue who
now presides over the treasury depart
mcnt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
Slleri6',s sale.

DY VIRTUE and authority of n sreciAl exc.
- cution issued from the once Of the Clcrk OF
the County Court of Lincoln county, Missouri,
retufnablc to the November term of said Court,
A. ID. 1871, and to me directed, In favor OF Lin
coin County to the use Of school township No. 3
for i've hundcrd and seventy three and 88 100
dollars, and No. v for one thousand forty two
and 79.100 dollars, and for No. Is for three hun
dred forty seven and O4 100 dollars, and against
the Trustees of Troy Christian Institute, and
commanding me TO sell the following described
real eetato as the property OF said Troy Chris
tian Institute, situate In Lincoln county, state of
Missouri, to wit: Lots in the town cf Troy;
Nos. 306. 307, 308, 800, $40, 81, $40, S21, 322,
1928, 324, 1926, 336, 337, 1888, 339. 34S, $40, $50,
35l, and i5-lO0 acres land, situate in Lincoln
county, state Of Missouri, in the edge of Troy,
In survey 376, and bounded as follows begin
ming ut E. =. NocPs southeast corner, north
67A degrees, east chains and "a links to cor
ner No. 2, thence 2215 degrees west 5 chains to
corner No. 3, thence south 67A degrees west -
chains and 26 Links to corner No. 4, thence
south 2lX degrees east chains to the place
tf beginning. And will, on tho EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUSN, A. ID. 1871, and during the
sitting of said Court, between the hours of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and five in the afternoon
of that day, at the court house door in the town
of Troy, Lincoln county, Missouri, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. all the
right, title, interest, estate and property of the
above mentioned Troy Christian Institute of, in
aud to the above described property to satify said
execution and costs.
jy2On39 FREDERICK WING, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

Senator Pomeroy Of Kansas has de-
clsred in the same breath: 6rst. that he
is for the denomination Of Grant and,
second, THAT tho labor question, civil.
service reform, and tho nkling priv.
ilege are unmitigated humbugs-dead
flies to catch gudgsous-ani measures
that are impracticable." This seems to
be the sentiment Of the whole admins.
tration party. The president himself i.
said to be opposed to the civil service
reform scheme Senator Chandler ol
Michigan, one Of his warmest supporters
openly mocks it; and we note that the
Missouri Democrat has forgotten all
about civil service reform since it wen,
back to the administration party. Ths,
party, it seems, can do anything, sxcep,
introduce order, honesty and efficiency
into the public service that. Mr.. Pome
roy tells us, is "unmitigated humbug."-
Republican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

The Republicans special Of the 4th
says: The taxpayers and substantial
citizens Of the District Of Columbia have
triumphed over one Of the most corrupt
schemes that ever was devised to bank.
fupt community, for the equity court
TO day, after an argument which has con.
tinued since Tuesday last, and in which
very eminent counsel we're engaged,
granted su injunction to restrain the
board Of public works, at the head Of
which is Gov. Cooke, from issuing bonds
under what is known as the "s4, 900, 900
loan improvement BILL" The defendants
will appeal the case to the supreme court.
This contest has caused mach excitement
Mere. and in its progress oil the papers,
with one single exception. have been op.
posed to the injunction.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
war AxalnSt Grant.

Horace Greeley, the Nex York Suns
''great and good" has declared war
sgsisst Grant, and according to that
puper. at . meeting in New York last
Thursd,y, 10 his speech "dOal. Grant a
blow right between the eyes Tor attempt
Ing to distract the Republican party in
that city aud state, through the fsc.ious
reorganization Of the Central Committee
in tho interest Of the corrupt Office.
holders, and in order to promote his own
renom,uation to the Presidency" The
Sun thinks the only way to gil up the
chasm il its party is to throw Grant into
it, aud run Greeley for President.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

QY VIRTUE and authority Of a special exc
- eution issued from the Office of the clerk Of
tho circuit court Of Lincoln county, Missouri, re-
turnable to the September term of 1871 of said
court, and to me directed in favor Of William f.
Carter and John Cox, and against William Bra
den, have levied upon and seized all the right,
title, and interest Of the said Braden Of. in and
to tho following described real estate, situate in
Lincoln county, in the state of Missouri, to wit !:
All land lying on the north side Of Cuivre river
In the northwest quarter of section 7 township so
range west, containing so acres also the north
west quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
o5 township 4s range west, containing 40 acres,
and ! will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of Septs Der, 1871,
between tho hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and fvo o'clock In tho afternoon Of that dav, at
the court house door in tho town Of Troy, Lin
coin county, In the state of Missouri, sell at pub
lilo vendue, for cash, to the highest bidder, oil the
right, title, interest, claim, estate and property
Of the above named Braden, Of, In and to the
and costs. FREDERICK WING, Sheriff.
Troy, August 2; 1S7l-aug10n31
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

A COLUMN OF FIRE AND CLOUD
Last "Wednesday week Dame Nature put
on fantastic airs about five miles east of
this city. 1t was something in the nature
of gigantic whirlwind About half
past two o'clock in the afternoon, men at
work on the farms Of Mr. Morton and
MIR. Merritt were startled by a strange
sound like that of rushing, mighty
wind. For moment the under strata of
the atmosphere seemed perfectly motion.
less.-Then it began a circular motion
with increasing velocity, gathering aud
taking upward sheafs Of wheat and every
light substance on the surface. A cylin.
drical volume of dust was formed, reach.
ing far into tho heavens. There then
seemed to be pouring into it continu.
Gus stream Of smoke, clouds, or some
substance of an azure hue, perfectly
visible to the eye, but Of an indescribable
nature. The elements seemed to be
pouring through funnel upon the earth
The volume gathered in force and vel
ocity as it continued to move in o south.
easterly direction. Rails were sent whirl.
ing through the air with terrible force,
branches were torn from trees, and
houses unroofed on its march. It's final
destination has not been ascertained. Its
fury was probably spent in short course.
The amount Of damage done is small in
comparison with the terror inspired. At
one time river Of fire seemed to be
pouring into its vortex, filing observers
with CONSERVATION, and making the super.
stitious believe the day of 6nal judgmen,
at hand. 1t at ono time covered surface
space exceeding one hundred feet IN d.
ameter. One man, Mr.. James Danforth,
who stood awed by its grandeur, was
caught within its folds, and only secured
himself from being translated, like Elijah
by throwing himself prone on the earth
and holding fast to the shrubs around
him. All who witnessed it agree that i,
was the most terribly grand spectacle
they had ever beheld.-Spring6Old ono
Leader.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
Death Of MIR. Slldell.

A late London telegram announces the
death Of Mr.. John Sidell, one Of the
Confederate commissioners to Europe
during the war. 1t will be rememered
that he and Mr.. John NJ. Mason were
arrested by the United States authorities
on British mail vessel, after they had
run the Southern blockade, and that
their release was demanded by Lord
Palmcrston, which demand was reluc.
family complied with. After the war
Mr.. Slidell settled 10 Paris. lie was o
New Yorker by birth, but citizen of
Louisiana ut the commenceu u ent Of the
war.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.


RY VIRTUE and authority of q general exc
- cution issued from the Office of the clerk Of
the circuit court Of Lincoln county, Missouri re-
turnable to the September term, 1871, of said
court, and to me directed in favor of Wilmoth
Harris and against David Foreman, I have levied
upon and seaed as the property Of said Fofe-
man, the following described real estate, to wit
The undivided one half Of the east half Of the
southeast quarter Of section No. 4, containing
eighty acres (S0) and eighty acres west half Of
southeast quarter of section No. four, and forty
acres southwest qusrter Of southwest quarter Of
section number three, all in township 40 ragne l
west, and also lots numbers i've (5), eleven (Il)
two four ~ and seven az, being part of the
subdivision of the real estate Of Jacob Presley,
deceased, as made by the com missioner appointe
by the circuit court Of Lincoln county, Missouri,
to partition said real estate, tho plat of said sub
division being on record in the recorders ohice
for Lincoln county, Missouri, In book on page
1865 and following, and being . part Of the north
east fractional quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section No. ., and the east half Of the north
east quarter Of section No. 0, all In township 40
range west also forty acres, the north half Of
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section No. ., township 40 range west, and
will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of Septem Der, 1871,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in tho forenoon
add i've O'Clock In tho afternoon Of that day, at
the court house door in the town Of Troy, Lin
coin county, Missouri, sell at public vendue for
cash, to the highest bidder, all the right, title,
interest, claim, estate and operty Of tho above
named David Foreman, of, In and to the above
described property to satify said execution and
costs. FREDERICK VINO, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
THE H Err AID.
TROY, MO-. AUGUST 10, 1871.
Election in Kentucky.

The Kentucky state election last Mon
day resulted in the election Of Leslie for
Govsrnor by between twenty and thirty
thousand majority, which is not as heavy
q Democratic vote as that state usually
casts. There was falling o6 Of forty or
Fifty thousand from the last gubernatorial
election, and Of twenty six to thirty six
thousand from the Grant and Seymour
election. The Democrats Of Kcntucky y
will have 10 bestir themselves.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
DIR. Rs4DW.4Y'E
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure of all
disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache,
Constipation, Ccstiveness, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Biliousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of
the Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements of the
Internal Viscera. Warranted to effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury,
minerals or dseteriOus drugs.
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free
the system from all the aboye named disorders.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold BY DRUGGIsTs.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp to RADWAY 4 Co., No. 81 Maiden
Lane, New York. Information worth thousands
will be sent you. Gaugl2vBn321
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

1t is a big thing" indeed, for tho
lsssees, but what is it to tho original
owners OF the propcrty2 They have not
received one cent for the eonsignm ment,
unless it be that mythical zone dollar, a."
after which ought to bavo been added,
land in consideration Of our love, aifsc.
tion." &c. To put tho proper machinery
on the ground for mining the ore would
cost thousands upon thousands of dol.
lars, to say nothing Of the cost Of min :
ing after the works arc erected, su,elt.
ing, shipping and incidentals. After
all these are paid for, then they are to
receive Eve per cent Of all the minerals
that may be Converted into money !"
Even we're the work to be CONNIE need
Immediately, it would be long before the
machinery wee paid for (no net profits
could accrue until all ex penscs we're paid)
and tho rightful owners Of the property
would in all probability never receive one
cent Of the proceeds at least such has
been the experience of few who have
in the same blind manner decided the
wealth Of their land away. And may it
not be that these leases will cast such q
cloud upon the title Of the land as to pre-
vent the owners thereof from selling to
advantage provided they SO wished2 To
those who are out of it, our advice 10,
Keep ont; and if you sell, sell the land,
and do not blindly give a warranty deed,
or even limited lease, to the mineral
and in no case do either for any per cent.
of the net profits Of tho mined minerals.
Has the editor Of the Dispatch, who
has been taking such lively interest in
developing our iron resources, and who
has been printing Llanh leases for, and
prospecting with, our iron enterprise
men, been ignorant Of this matter, that
he has not warned the friends of his old
=? Or was it to his interest
to keep silent? He has pursued very
singular course for "live newspaper"
man.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

A French paper publishes q curious
report that although the Mont Gents
tunnel has been pierced, and locomotives
passed through it, there is still some
doubt as to its being open to travel for
some time to come. The trouble is IN
the ventilation Of the tunnel. The smoke
evolved from the locomotives is not
driven out Cut Of three engine drivers
who were employed on the trip through
the tunnel, two died of sutfocation, and
the third was restored TO life with great
difficulty.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

The first claim against the United
States fled with the British agent iu this
country under the treaty Of Washing ton,
is that Of Jos. C'utchotte, resident Of the
District Of Columbia, involving . large
sum Of money. Ho is British subject,
and our government at the commence
nent Of tho war seized his Nit. Vernon
cane factory for military purposes, by
which his machinery was rendered useless
and bis business Improbable.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
Cheap store.

sUuAR-7 lbs boat Now Orleans for q %.
C0FFEE-ak lbs best Rio for 81 90.
And other Groceries IN Proportion.
GLAsswARE-9O Cents per SGT
Buttcr Dish, Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher and
Spoon holder, all for 10 Cents,
GOBLETs--75 Cents per set Of Six
Washbowls and Pitchers for 81 90.
BEST @. 4 D. THREAD 8 Cents spool.
PINS Cents spapcr.
NEEDLES 4 Cents papsr.
And in fact ali things in the same way.
gssI- Please give me call before going clsc.
where, and see for yourtelf
M T. BRITTON.
(0ld Stand Of W. d. THORNHILL.)
TROY, MO.
GS- I have bought W. S. Cooper's Stock O.
NOTIONS, and will even underseil his old
piicos. May ls, ls7k-n20m3
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

As an evidence of tho manner 10 which
the state Of Mississippi Is plundered by
tho Radicals, the Holly Springs Reporter
notes the fact tina, the cost Of running
the state government under Democratic
rule was about $3.50, 900. and that at q
time when tho property Of the state was
valued at SO. 600, 900, 900. Now that the
property OF tho state has been reduced
BY the results Of the war. and by the rob.
berries of tho plundercrs in power, to
el70.OO0,OO0 The cost Of keeping its
Machinery in gear is estimated at the
,sermous amount Of SI,s00,00O.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
The Murderer of Headlee.

We take the following telegram, dated
Farmiugton, Missouri. 9th inst, from
the Republican:
William Drake, the murder Of Rev. s.
8. Headlse, was to day arrested by L. d.
Walker, Sheriff Of st. Francois county,
by virtue Of capias issued by the clerk
Of tho circuit court Of Webster county.
Mr.. Walker will leave this morning with
the prisoner for Marsh6eld, the county
eeat Of Webster.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10

Col. Won Schmidt is negotiating in
behalf Of the Lake Tahoe Water com.
pany with the Central Pacific tailroad, to
construct q tunnel through the Sierra
Nevada Of sufficient size to admit Of the
passage Of trains and canal boat. This
would save the road seven miles distance,
1000 feet ascent and descent. and obviate
the snow sheds almost wholly. The ne
gotiution is likely to succeed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsrsignsd !,
~ executors Of the estate Of John A. Wool:
folk, deceased, will make Anal settlement Of
his adnihstrstibn Of said sstSte at the next term
Of the ProbateC0urt Of Lincoln county, No., 10
be begun and held IN Troy on Monday, October
., 1871. 8. r. VOOLFOLK,
W. II. BLOCK,
. jlv27n31 Hxeeu tors,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
jlv27n3J

GRAY NOTlCE.-Taksn up BY jeremiah
- Book Of Prairie township. q light gray mare;
or years old, about IL hands high. heavy bullt;
littl whittier on the face THAI on tho body, mtrki
q yoke on neck. Appraised at $1B BY John VI:
Linthicuin and James p. Pine before Isasn II;
Owings, J. p, on 18th Of July, Ys5l.. ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-10
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There is not a remedial agent in this world that
cures Fever and Ague and other Malarious, Bill
ious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other Fevers
(aided by Railways Pills. SO quick as Rad
ways Ready Relief Fifty cents per bottle.