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Selma, aarisaaad AsmBlls Rsilr5ld 15a.
paHy Of TsnHBssBs asd aisslszigg.

Formerly the Memphis. Hollis Springs. q. o.
lone ana selma Eatil1oa Company
Those who favor the suIsrrIrf.rH a..T
nage on their tickets the words F.E -F a.
sCEIPTION-F Those who oppose 30. b
SUBSCRIPTION"
A list ofonIcers, Judges ana Clerks EII. DO
published before ths IEy 1rfrr -Iea. ar
MARCUS o. WEIGHT
February ., H7I. Sheriff Shelby county.
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ThursdaY, Id ID paY of LIE 81.

On the premises, EEL publicly, 20 the highest
bidder, Tor cash. the following described lot
In the city Of Memphis, and the Improve
menes thereon, tO-Wlt: Commencing &c a
stake on the south side Of Poplar street.
thence raining sOuth l5j feet % q stake
thence east y feel 70 a 6t8kei tneuce north
10 ieet u Poplar street; thence west - feet
20 the beginning conner Drine Tot NO. ~ CT
Wait o. BrsdfOru's subdivision aud part Of
country lot No. go Equity q redemption
waived. March ], 1871.
mhl ;. r. CANNON. TRUSTEE.
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BY RIVER.

* Williamson, 8 do; Collins, B & Co, 2
de- CubbiDs Gum q Coover, 2 cars lum-
Der,
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StankhoIders Mentina.

A NNUAL MEETING of the stockholders OF
"A Shelby County Turnpike Company ~
the once OF Secretary, % 10 An; on nnst
Monday in April w. I.ANEhls RES
u q NnrrNaqN EaarefNrw. mnAV
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TRUSTEES SALES
TRUSTEES SALE.

DUksDANr TO q Trust Deed made to me
= On me 20 day Of January, 1853, BY Maria
~. ana deOrge II. M0nsarrat recorded Ia the
Registers once Of shelby county. in book
iA page IS o. secure "a certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned. I win, on
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HOLLOWAY's YEsMiFUeE C0EFEeTl0Ns

TWEHTY years experience has proved this
J. the most popular remedy with physl-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
hOod-Worms. They are pleasant TO take,
and always enecJlye in eXpelllng the Worms
and tOnlng the system up TO It's normal
condition, Beware OF cOuntarieits and iml-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature OF
the proprietors on the wrapper Of each
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & COwDEN,
Philadelphia.
No olrsl No PayI HsestsHs Tsaer Obltzasss
NTuL positively cure letter, ErysipeIas
w Salt kheum, Barber's Itch, Pimples,
BlOtches and all forms of skin Disease: also,
Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter OF how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
~prietOIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEF,
Philadelphia.
by mail for 80 cents.
Consumption Positively Csusdl-UphazaJ FFs5h
Msat Cure
HTILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption. all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Blood.
and strengthen and build up the system TO
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. TrOsseau In Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals Of Paris, in which &c cured
nearly every case, and in this OuntTy by the
appreciation Of the physician many hopeless
cases ave been restored 20 health. One bot
tie viii prove its efficacy. sold 81 90 per bot
or six for SIS 90.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
mv1h snh Philadelphta.
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RAILBoAD sHAREs IN NEw YORK.

NEW YORK. March Il, l;40 p.m-The
market opened duh, but stssdiness was
U=l msintsine3, and closed dun and
rather heavy The volume Of business
was very light.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. March IA. 1871.
FINANCIAL.


There sre no new or i~nteresting
textures 90 mention in connection
with local monetary affairs. The de
msHd for accommodations, though
not pressing, is active and represents
nearly all branches of the mercantile
trade. The banks, however, have an
ample supply OF funds, and discount
not only their customers paper, but
nearly all outside paper. Where the
applicant Is considered hrst-class rates
al the banks are 9 10 y per cent, and
in the open market 10 TO J. per
cent. There is little, If any,
hEst-class paper seeking discount
from tio latter source. Local
stocks and securities rem ain quiet and
unchanged iu every respect. Shelby
county warrants are purchased by
dealers atG4 90 % andsOid at 66. Bank
of Tennessee money is "a to IS buying
and selling. Memphis 6's are bought
by dealers at 58I to 81 aud sold at 90.
The demand for exchange is nearly
equal 30 the supply and rates remain
steady at las dlscOunt buyiug on New
York and Eastern points and .C dis
count on New Orleans. Checking
rates are &c premium on the former
and -c premium on the latter. Gold
is Offering in limited quantities and is
purchased by dealersat lIO1 and sold
uL llIt.
looks AMI BONDS IN YORK.
Nav YORK. March Is, I0:25 s.m-The
market sOT government securities is active
aud sLsEdv. Sterling is steady st lG84e
Gold carrying 80 s per cent.
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TrustSals.

UY virtue OF a trust deed made 90 me on
~ the 3Ist day OF December, 1909, and duly /
registered In the Registers Office or shelby
county in book No. %, pages 4l7, ETC., 90 4
which reference Is madeJ WIN, as Trustee
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RINK
36S Main Street.

~ SATURDAY forenoon and after noon act
uai atg ndants of day school, free. their
parents and teachers and o~lerzymen, free;
Othfr PERSONS who are not permitted to
sKatel 81 Other -tOreuOOns. ladies' practice,
other afternoons. public assemblies, IS cents;
every night public aSI embiies, 80 cents: chill
drcn under Is, Is cents. Fail dress assembly,
Thursday night, March 18TH. Fancy Dress
Carnival, Thursday night, March 30tu- No
masking permitted. No skaters except in
proper fancy dress. mhIO
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

aEEET5 ODD FELLOWS HALL, half-pRst 7.
IN Regular BUsTEEs Meeting, FIRST
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT of each month.
Regular COLLOQUIAL MEETING, every FRI
N. BURKE, President.
y. STIrH, Secretary. fe9
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Gardeners and Florists, Attention.

large and varied assortment of Flower
"A Pots. banging Baskets and Vases con
Etantly on hand, at Memphis Terra Gotta
Works, cor Orleans and GeOi gta 81. leA
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RIVER E
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.


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Arkansas rlVeI--IHus. ii. LIEN Pm
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Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
A County Fair.

n county r"AEs
We all know that somc time ago an
appropriation was made by the State to
aid such counties as woald organize,
and maintain an Agricultural Society.
Evidently for the purpose Of securing
the money a number OF persons
went through tho forms Of an organiza-
ton and actually held sort Of fair one
year. Since that time We have heard
nothing CT the organization, except
that its officers have continued to make
some sort Of showing to the state
authorities which secured the appro
priation. What has been done with
the mcaey no one knows, except those
who have handled it. This procedure
is alike injurious to tho county and dis
creditablo to those who have participa'
ted in it. Mower county is now sufi
cicntly advanced in agricultural pursuits
to sustain an agricultural society in {
crcditablc manner, and to hold an an
nual exhibition and fair. The benefits ac
cruing from such an organization right
ly managed arc large. We have among
US a large number of experienced
cntcrprising farmers who would con-
suit their own interest by taking hold
OF the matter. Townsfolk such as
merchants are not the ones to manage
agricultural societies. These belong tt
the farmers exclusively. Who will
take an interest in this question and
put the ball in motion?
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
1Earpers Publications.


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live; political intellectual social and fashiona-
ble-the world Of art and soiencc-knowlcdge Of
latest improvements, changes and explorations
-an encyclopedia in fact, adapted to family
roading--a library in itself, they will take
Harpers Publications, tho monthly, tho week
ly and Bazar.
In the July No. Of the Magazine, seated
quietly in our room, the richly illustrated ar
ticlcs carry US by eloquent description and viv-
id pioturing right over tho Mt. Cents Rail.
way and through tho tunnel, through the
heart of the Alps, with its wide gorges, and
over its high cliffs; this great work OF the age,
R. and suez Canal marks new era in travel.
costing sloo,ooo,Oo0.
In our own country, the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, is presented to US, and we can view
its buildings, the decks Of war vessels, the ar-
mory, cemetery, and beautiful grounds as if
actually there. So with the Floridn Rec, and
next JorusaIem, once the joy Of the whole
earth, with its recovered walls, its arches, and
ancient remains graphically depicted. Tho
best writer's in Europe and Amerioa contri-
butte 10 this monthly.
The weekly records events OF the times and
Is richly illustrated also scenes in Paris, Prus-
sia and ueraasy connected with tho war arc
depicted in all their ho,rrs scenes of scrrov,
and scenes Of joy, all over tho earth. The
Bazaar Is q Home Joural, it devotes itself to
subjects, connected with domestic and social
life, furnishing every variety Of pattern, and
minio,sfing 10 every taste, to TIE household
.ha: receives It become. at co:o ne-ce:;ty.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
Sylvester COMING to Grief:

On Monday last the County CON-
n,issioners instituted proceedings
against one Sylvester Smith, formerly
and for many years Treasurer OF Mower
county, for tho recovery OF some thirty
thousand dollars which recent investi-
cations show, has been collected and
not paid over nor accounted for. 1t
was thought by the commissioners that
Will. m action of this character was
pending, the corpuscular and bibulous
Sylvester might not be entirely capable
of guarding and preserving his property
go as to conserve the best interests Of
the county, and consequently procured
an attachment to be levied upon his
present worldly inheritance to the end,
that it might be forthcoming to meet
the requirements If the law. twas
thought that while tho obese cx-
treasurer might rs yet lie competent
to manage the adiposo department Of
his worldly chattels, it might not be
entirely safe to trust him with the
freehold for mems earthly tabernacles
sometimes dissolve suddenly, and riches
take to themselves wings and fly away.
Ina word our commissioners resolved
that there was no telling what a day
might bring forth. We are not now at
liberty to tell the whole story Of recent
developments, nor to publish the inter-
pretation Of the various hicroglyphics
found upon the catacombs Of the
old ring. Let it suffice to assure our
readers that the three months labors of
the distinguished antiquarian Mr..
Hayden have not been in vain, and
that the products Of his researches will
in time be exhibited.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
NTORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
Default has heen made in the conditions Of
q certain indcnturc Of mortgage made and ex-
ccuted by George l.. Rosa and Frances NJ.
Rosa, his wife, to John IL. Walker, dated tac
7th day Of January, A. d. 1869, which mort
gage was duly recorded in the Office Of Regis
ter Of Deeds, in and for Mower county, Min
nesota, on the 9TH day Of January, A. D. 1869,
ut o'clock, r. NJ, in Book "I' Of mortgages,
on pages 527, 52S and 529.
Snid mortgage was 6 wen to secure the pay
ment of the sum Of Three Hundred and Nine
Dollars ($309) and interest according to the
conditions of certain promissory note, made
and executed by said George L. Rosa, to said
John II. Walkar, bearing cvon date with said
mortgage. and duo on the 1st day Of January
A. d. 1870.
Thorc is claimed to he due, and is due on
said note and mortgage, at tho date of this
notice, the sum Of Three Hundred and Sixty
thrco and 59-l00 dollars, and no proceedings
at law or otherwise have been commenced to
collect the same, nor any part thereof.
The premises described in and covered by
said mortgage, are the west half of the north
west quarter of 8. ction number Seven, in
township number ono hundred and three
north Of Range number sixteen west, in Now
or county aforesaid.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale, in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the statues in such
case made and provided, said mortgage will
be forcloscd and said premises sold at public
vcnduc to tho highest bidder, to satisfy th'
amount that may be due on said note ant
mortgage Mt tie time Of salo, together witt
the sum Of forty dollars attorneys fees, which
arc allowed by the terms Of said mortgage, II
casc cf foreclosure, With costs and expenses
allowed by law.
Said sale will be made at the Office Of Pag
4 Wheeler, in the village of Austin, in sai'
county of Mower, on Saturday, tho 5th day o
August, A. D. 1871, q: 10 o'clock in tho fore
noon of that day.
| Dated Juno 22d, 1871.
JOHN II. WALKER,
| Mortgagee.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

Allan Mcllison presented several bills fol
sheriff's fees, which were allowed.
S. Scribner, bill for expenses while acting
as peoples committee, to Investigate county
matters, was allowed.
W. II. Mcrrlck, for Justice fees, was alse
allowed,
II. Wainci, bill for expenses in prosecuting
II. NJ. Allen, was allowed.
g. II. Otis, for publishing tax notice ant
printing blanks, was allowed.
G. II. Davidson j. Co.'S bill was allowed,
J. B. Powers for map and fcld notes O
Mower county. was allowed.
(To be continuod)
MESAcrn,E, MUSEUM AND Clncrs.--D,
turning to our third page this morning. ou,
readers will find the advertisement of p, A.
Older's mammoth systematically thrco show,
combined, and Mt one price Of admission
Wherever this immense establishment has ex
hbitcd, it has won tho highest cncor. iums
The press everywhere speaks in it. praise
The mrnagerie con'ains many rare animals
among them sea cow. the horned horsc and
the baby elephant. Tho museum has for its
leading features, the world renowned Cnrdif
Giant. Az for the circus, it is equal to the
hest travelling. We arc speaking now Of the
ring or e4ue stran performances. But above
and beyond these attractions is that Of tho
beautiful Cretan lady gymnast. Sany-ah
VIII SO wonderful flying leap Across the arena,
alighting on the ira pcz. and then pcrfolmn &
some of the most startling fcats on record. is
what has given Mr.. OIder's show reputation
never won by any other since tho advent Of
the celebrated Parisian Hippodrome Company
in New York, in 1868, Don't fail to read the
Dubuque Times.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
NEORTG AGE FORECLOSURE.

M OkIG AGE FOKECOlISUKE.
DEFAULT has been made in the payment
of tho sum of one hundred and fifty three dol
lars and fifty cents ($l53 SOY which is claimed
to be due at tho date Of this notice ON certain
mortgage bearing date the 5th day of Novem :.
Der, A. D. 1868, executed by Thomas c. Trim
bic to Harlan ". Page, Sherman Page, and
Il. o. Wheeler, and recorded in the Office of
Register of Deeds in and for Mowor county,
Minnesota, on Tho 9th day OF November. AID.
1868, at o'clock p. m, in book II" Of Mort
cages, on pages Ala and AIS, and uosuit or pro-
| ceedings 1T law or otherwise have besn had to
| recover the sum Of money secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue Of pow
| or Of sale contained in said mortgage and pur.
suant to the statutes in such case made and
provided, the premises described in said mort
gage, to wit Lot number five and tho north
half Of 1T number four in block number forty
Ave, in Yates & Lewis addition to tho llage
Of Austin, in Mower county, Minnesota, will
be sold at public venduc to tho highest bidde,
at the Office Of Pago d Wheeler. ia said village
Of Austin, on Saturday, tho LIST day of July, 4
D 1871, at 10 o'clock, a. m. to satisfy tn.
amount then due on said mortgage, togcthc,
with twenty .fvc dollars attorneys fees, allowed
by the terms thereof in case of foreclosure anc
costs and expenses Of sale.
! HARLAN ". PAGE,
! SHERMAN PAGE, and
| 60. WHEELER,
PAGE& WHEELER,
Attorneys for Mortgages, Austin, Minn
Dated May Is, 1871. Cw7
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

The Board q Commissioners Of
this county, have been in session since
Mond,y, and adjourned to-day. They
transacted a large amount Ct business,
as appears from the proceedings elsc-
where published.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

The Fillmore and Mower County
Agricultural Society, is ia Aoarish-
ing condition. At a meeting Of the
board Of directors held recently, it was
decided to ;nclose the vkoIs Of tte
ground owned by the society with a
good substantial fence. 9. sesibneT
and Judge Felch Of this county, gre a
committee to solicit fu..ds to carry out
the project. By the way, Judge Fel1h
has somo of the finest blooded stock in
this part IS the state
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills

| FOX FEMALES.
InfaI1ible in CORRECTING lrrexu.
Darities, Removing Obntr0e-
tiOnS Of the Monthly Periodx.
from Whatever Cause and Az
ways Successful Us u PreveA-
tive.
THERE Is NOT A LADY LIVING
But what at come period Of Her Life will ind
the DCP0NCO GOLDEN PILLS Just The
medicine she needs. For Nervous Deoiltyt
lieadache, Faintncss, Loss Of Appetite, Mental
Depression, Pain in the Back and Loins, Bear
ing own Pains, Palpitati"n Of tho Heart.
Retained. Irregular Or Painful M.n.truation.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Dizziness, &C.,
&c. These arc the only Pills ever known that
will cure tho Whites, lit will in every es+e,)
Mothers tn is the greatest blcssin. ever offer.
ed you. and YOU should immediately procars
these Pills. They never fail. and may he de-
pended upon in every case where tho monthly
flow has been obstructcd through cold or dis
case. DCPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS, .lv,v,
give immediate relief, heing especially pre-
pared for married lalic:. A lady Hrites
Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in ono DAY
without Inconvenience, like magic.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
l.adi*s, if any Druggist offers you tho d.
PONCO'> GOLDEN FILLS, in 4 small Ret
or fcliom Box, refuse it. / no longer use thak
colorcd box. as it has been conterfcited.
THE GENUINE
now put up in LARGE (WHITE) BOXES
outlining double quantity Of Pills, and upos
ach Box, you will 6nd the K"rcn~e Stnmn.
printed from my PRIvArE DYE, upon which
Lem3fh'ri~c Of the Stamp you viii find the
words DUpoNCo's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in Whits letter., without that Noxs
ARE GENUINE.
REMEMBER, the "Gcn"ins'' is in White Boxss.
Full and exp icit directions accompany seoh
box. Price, 81 pcr box, six boxes Is. Sold
by ono druggist in every town. village, city
and hamlet throughout tho world. Sold IL
Austin by J. J. g. g. C1emmsr, and 3. 6,
Dorr Sole Agents for Austin. Sold alse b
Cseseo by J. J. Clomne:, srd n 0eco.ah, By
J. Il. Montgomery b Co.
LADIES! BY sending them 81 - the Aus-
tin Post Odicc, can have the Pills sent (eopA~
dennally') By wall 10 Any Part Of the country.
FREQ OF postage,
Mono genuine uniess the big 10 sie1sd
&. D. HOWE,
S> S." FraFsi~tas, New Y,sh.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
-Among the many improvement

Among the many improvements
that arc being made in our city, Flocks
new hotel is most prominent and im-
portant. Tho work is now being
pushed forward to completion with
great rapidity, and it vii! bo only a
short time before tho travelling public
will find ample accommodations. 1t is
to be- regretted for the sake of appcaran
ces, that the owners did not SEQ fit to
add another story to the height Of the
building, but it is Low by no means an
i'll looking structu C.
The main building is 81 by ~.
The basement will be divided off, Civ
ing Billiard R 'om 35 by 81, CON-
modious Barber Shop and three Bath
Rooms. On the first floor will be the
Omce, Reading Room, Dining Room
and two large Parlors. The two floors
above will be divided into Sleeping
Rooms. The building when completed
will cost about $4,000 1t is designed
to open on the lst. of September. The
Flecks' have had about twelve years
experience in keeping hotel, and with
the travelling public have the name of
knowing just how to please their guests.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
"A warrant was sworn out befo

"A warrant was sworn out before
Justice Merrick on Monday last by
Milo NcWhortcr Esq, against one
Peter Cook said to be the identical
'Pcts" whose name has in days past
stood at the head Of the Austin Demo-
crat as one Of its editors. It seems
that Pate undertook litti, sharp
practice on Milo, as follows. Ho
represented that his maternal ancestor,
Mrs. Cook now residing in Iowa, was
the owner Of one balf Of the Democrat
Office, and that he, Pete, was duly
authorized to sell and convey the same
Pete did sell the sac,e to Milo and took
therefor in the name Of his mother.
two promissory notes. 1t now trans
pircs that Peters mother never had
any interest whatever in said off &C
and of course never authorized her son
Peter to sell it, also that Peter, if any
one, is the actual ownor thereof.
Now, Peter has for long time been
delinquent in the payment of sundry
bills for board, washing, blinking
&c., all Of which the various credi-
tors have been extreme.
ly anxious to collect. Mr.. Gore the
genial landlord Of tho Davidson House
to whom Peter wa3 thus indebted in
the little item Of two hundred dollars,
having investigated Peters matters
sues out writ and levics on the afnrc.
said interest Of Peter in the Den,ocru'
"tdcc. Immediately the scales fell
from the eyes Of Milo, and he d:scov.
cred that he had been swindlcd and at
once sought redress by making CON-
plant for tie gross fraud and cheat
that had been practiccd upon him. The
constable made diliecnt search aud up
to this hour finds that all of Pete $
tracks show the heels towards Austin.
We are sorry for Peter and are really
afraid he is not strictly honest.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

-Olc Peterson OF Grand Meadow
was arrested on Monday last, by r. X.
Kcyser constable, and brought before
Justice Merrick on charge of assault
and battery. A jury trial was had and
the defendant was acquitted. The
County Attorney appeared for the
State and Il. j. Vanvslkcnburgh for
the defense.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

Music can no longer be consid red a
luxury, nmd those who spend fabulous
sums in purchasing Sheet Music are
simply throwing their money away. If
our musical friends will take the trouble
to procure copy Of Peters M"stcuf
Monthly: they will see what their wiser
friends are doing-namely, getting bet
ter Music at one and two cents piece
than they are buying at thirty, forty
and fifty cents. Each number of this
valuable publication contains thirty
six pages Of Music, printed from full
size nusic-plates, embracing Sacred
and Secular Songs, Duets, Choruscs,
Polkas, Waltzes, ETC., in every issue.
The July number commences Vol.
WILL, and contains thirteen pieces Of
Music, neatly bound, that would cost
just four dollars and fifty ,ents in sheet
form. You can get it by mail, posts
paid, by sending thirty cents to J. L.
PETERS, 500 Broadway, New York.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

Tho Ladics of tho Catholic
Church, in Austin, decided to have on
the 4th day Of July, two stands for the
sale Of Lee Cream, Cake, Lemonade. and
other refreshments. One stand on the
Public Square, the other on the ground
where the addresses are to be given.
1&.e proqesdv will 60 for t&e benefit Of
che Chuych.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

A SCIENTIFIC WONDER TO BE SEEN
IN OLpzR's MUSEUM, CIncUs l. Men.
AoER1E-The famous Cardi0 Giant,
lately exhumed in Onondaga county,
n. Y. the identical pe.ri6cation which
caused so many journalistic speculations
n, tho time Of its discovery. Come
and Judge for yourself what it is
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

TOMErHlNG WORTH BEEING.-
Among the numerous and varied sttrac-
tions in Older's Museum Circus and
Mcnugeric, which is 70 visit this place
Monday July 10th, will be seen Baby
Elephant, only 40 inches in height, tue
spalI:st OF h is kind ever op exhibition
imported expressly for Older's Grand
Consolidation.