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Citation Notice.

To j. W.. $, Power, Ellen R, Griffith. Lucinda
Roberts, Rebccca Holloway, James Powers,
Malinda Lloyd, William Power, Eliza Nc
Gehee and Elizabeth Hall, %legatecs Of Charity
Power, deceased, who are non. residents of
the State of Mississippi, and whose place of
residence and post office address, after dill
gent inquiry, cannot be found or asccrtaiucd
Erecting;
You are cited to be and appear before the chan
Gerry court of Pamela county, State Of MISS
slppi at the courthouse of said county, in the
town Of Pamela on the LIST Monday in April
1871, then and there to show cause, If any Won
can, why the final account of Lea Williamson
administrator of the estate of Charity Power,
deceased, filed in said court, should not be al.
lowed and approved.
BY orderof court,
Mo J. G. HARRISON. elk
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Citation Notlee.

10 ". vs.. Wright, who RS les q; Baukeiie, in
lhs county u Neuces countyJ Texas L. C.
Wright, u. c Wright Jas. b. W. Wright
Sarah W. Wells and her husband, W. T. b
Wells 4. T. Hinton and her hu band r. r
HiBtoa. l.. 4. Peterson and her husband, ".
C,Peterson, Lucy.Wrigbt all Of whom reside
at WHghtsborough, Gonzales county; Sta c
ofTexas; Martha Cook and her husband, l..
b. Cook. who reside at Helena, in the State
Of TeSas-GrfstiHg
You are cited to appear before the Chanccry
Court Of the county OF Pamela, State of Missis-
sippi At the court house of said county in the
town Of Pamela, on the first Monday in April
1871, to show cause why the final account o.
". T.. Wright, administrator of the estate o.
James u, Wright, deceased, filed in said court
should not be allowed and approved.
BY order Of Court,
Issued February 9Th, 1871.
ms j. G. HARRISON, elk.
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Attachment Notice,

Ths State of Mississippi,
Pamela County.
In the Justices Court Beat No. 9 of said county
Sorrels 4 Bryant, by J. ". Hall, Agt.
VS..
+. W, Mathews.
Attachment was isaued on the 1lth day of
January, 1871, against the estate of Il. w.
Mathews, defendant, for the sum Of thirty-two
dollars and ninety-six cents, returnable to said
court January 30th, 1871; and it appearing that
the defendant resides In the State Of Arkansas,
post-odice and county unknown, notice is here.
by given to said Il. W. Mathews that unless he
appears at said court, to be held al Long Town
on the 23d day of March, 1871, and plead to
SAID attachment, Judgment will be rendered
and the property attached sold.
iiS-4w JOHN g. HAYNES, J. p.
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Agriculture VS.. "Politics."

No one doubts that agriculture is
The basis of our prosperity; and yet,
gricnlture makes no country per-
manently wealthy. Agriculture
and manufacture, prosperously uni
ted, by bringing the producer and
customer together, by making a
home market at better prices for
crops, by obviating the necessity
of sending the wealth of the soil
in its products to other countries,
gives wealth and comparative in
dependence, and conduces to the
preservation of the fertility of the
soil.
What is most needed in the
South is a more thorough devel-
opment of our agricultural and man
ufacturing resources.
We have often had the renec-
ton forced upon us, that if one
half the energy and money that is
annually devoted to political party
purposes, intrigues and schemes,
was diverted 10 the encouragement
Of agriculture and manufactures
all branches of business would be
more prosperous, and our people
far happier, richer and more peace
ful.-Om Home Journal.
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IL 81 sHas q g. iyar ms
opf5 asat silfLsaisasH
j. nys tsaa b bel ore
u bee saeAsz aPa 1 60
n hak anti a. boamaa 81 na.
90 81 as nigis II m VEIN s
sidstss asvs. ssd. ayias. b. m
isn aas ~allasal v B lslif fs
living ~ isaasi hsatsly ssi aei
ksmz Ne eaus'V ils w
ihas aiisfsd y hs s PEGS m.
msisisly Iaio history ssl wf
preserved 10 ie hmlsa isva
grasfaiiaa q generation
The hHau. bending ofsf f
ooaeh ~ W. DING daH oe-rt
listens Ut ib hsi unnl, g. t
hearts misaioas zfuu 'sf fs
frpniion comes more o.
~ sieudy hsishs Nov ~ u
ls are JaHe3. sbi ,hs iraa
neanf. asii hsf az CONES p r-
tae' with NJ coal hfssih. vhen shs
ca'ches 3D. hsi faint marmar a.
The dying oae. Ga. how she treas
ures 10 hcr pure heart That last
Goodbye. that hs' token o'
going 10 hsaves'
The hrssasi through weary
days and nights. has been watch
ing At the bedside q hi. darling
wife, until, now. TIE ircal mo-
meni approaches when she VII 10
waited beyosi the river q death
Underno preiense willhenov have
her, and why Al he j. wait.
ing and listening for the hs; whis-
per, As she speaks, her words
echo and re-echo through the cham.
Der Of his soul, and remain there
through the mystic future.
As young lady reads over a
list of the slain in battle, and her
weeping eyes rest upon The Hame
of her lover, almost; her frstihough,
is, "Did he leave me a diving mes
sage p
The sweet sister Of a shipwreck-
ed brother impatiently awaits the
arrival Of some one rescued from
the wreck, to learn II her brother,
as he was swept beneath the dark
waves,sent her a dying word.
Yes, dying words are those most
sought after and cherished by the
human heart. Among all the cares
and disappointmcnts that may sur
round us in life, we never can for
get the last faint whisperings of
the ying.-Summt Times
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF admin.
l%Ftratlon was granted to the undersigned party
at the October term 1869 of the Probate Court
of Pamela county, Miss, upon the estate of W
Z, Crawlcy, deed. and notice is hereby given to
all parties holding claims against said estate 10
come in and probate the same within the time
required by law or they will be forever bar.
red Parties indebted to the estate must set.
tic the same or they will he sued.
JOHN BRYANT.
J~an2s-ot Administrator.
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NOTICE..

All persons holding Title Bonds from Joseph
W. Matthews, deceased, or who are indebted
70 ms estate for lands, can have their titles
perfected by addressing Howard Falconer.
Administrator Of said decedent, Holly Springs,
Mississippi, o. J.. W. Matthew'S, Attorney Al
Law, ftiar's Point, Mississippi. feB-im
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Siturday, the III Day Of April, Isl,

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sis a. Awtha te TIE tigAss, bitief
ay rl.A. sae &Uvi-g aIais iyips ard ttjrg
4. ~ @d rae-tT 81 sanaA tui kasva So
i8 sEs- htlf E vvsir sygR tsuuthit
la lAI -trxt @vfa sect
ISAAC SMITH. AAziaitrafor
.-iu 4. s. Wes.S AecA 3.
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REAL ESTATE DlsTRlBCT1e
or aesrsapzzzs rosa go.
SHARES S. EAU.

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81 NaAshaasl fssfsafe - Ufe4ns HfMH ii. aasa44 .a.asa. s.
a. HFlsaA4 HaAIns Sc - vsste saeta sAsaAaa.as.as..a4s 3
~ CTnazs Heasnes 40 leaes sssaasnaaaAaaa T
o. riat Boiling ste - Vtsss sNet
ts Hsmtasme aahsgtas 4sue, "a mMs hnm 30 esq, i1@Fes a.- +
~ Hesa9f4f HatAaa ste n bes sssans.
ts teatis caHsss nsaAaes - Vssss HAets%r=Dz ?
w. Fa4 HaHHnF B* ~ HNN aveha3Ams"aa~s A4~As 4ms@a4 ~ Efx4f -
~ csts1 EsHdssee aa Fsse aNst aa4aaA.saaasa - 7. - ffzft II
a. Hsadsams HHHaHax as % D#afsp Hestsa.asA q .a..... +
~ Neet Coses Hesf3shes ~ pasisp afsste...aaanA4. AAa. - Il
N hssaafsI BalalaT SITE 90 Vsaes street aa-a~~s~4a....a..M@ e
rs ftas BaHdiaf site On Homsfst street .saas.s ...a~- - -
AZ. Hegsnt Bsifan 9e On Tate street aAs.a. ~ sMa r
~. Handsome BnHfsa Site On nemsrst stree. a.as a..a..a.... a.aa f"A
Al or The sbsve Property being In the CHS VI mempktsssn :
"a Splendid Plantation, contrasting 600 acres IN Psaos esaAy Naa~aa = ~W1
Making IN al, ~ choice md saaabs pieces Of Real estate skAnsarns. I'D
distribution ever before offered 70 the public Hs H4l
From 70 10 u. inclusive, are prizes comprising 10 chetsrnz Pianos a.,
i1s 10 sioso each. Also three Ely &ces0rgans worth hm t7o . sa - : ~
H. d. noLLEsDERa, Agen,sor cHcherpr 4 = y ="
Prom ~ 10 i5e, inclusive eomprisre Geatemens Gold Watches by tbsts-.
Sets and Rings Sterling solid Silver Services Ladies Gold Watches md el~n hs}
Jewely, rsngisg from 500 20 $1,000 each, and every article being placed d y st~7
rates ,. D. BARNUM a CO. Jewehn ~ W.
pT For Agencies Tickets, Circulars OF any information rs TO this Grand Ri
button, address ~
.PASSMORE Rrvyrv !
.M. Real Eaas Agents ~
49, "a ADAMS STREET, NENPSs ~
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-22
NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contain. no Lac SuLpHrR-No SUGAR
OF LEAn-Eo LITHARGE--NoN NITRATE
~ SILVER, and is entirelr free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations
Transparent and clear as crystal, it will
not soil the finest fab ric-pc,fecily FREE,
q Fan and EFFICfENT--dpsiderat
LONG SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND AT
LAST
II restores and prevents the Hair from be-
coming Gray, Impacts soft, glossy appear
snce, remoaes Dandrnd is cool and rrfresh'
ing 10 the head. checks the Hair from falling
Of, and restores it TO a great extent where
prrmatutsly lost, prevents Headache. cures
all Humors, cuteneous cruptiosS, and unns,.
utal Heat As Dressing for the Hair IL !.
tae Best Article in the Market
Dr. g. SMITH. Patentee, Groom Junction,
Mass Prepared only by PROCTOR BROS,
Gloucester, Mass The Genuine Is pu, up in
a panel bottle, made expressly for it, with
the name Of the article blown IN the glass
A-k your Druggist for Natures Hair Restor
alive. and take no other.
VAN SCAAAcK, STEVENSON l. REID,
Wholesale Agents, o. Lake ST, Chicago, Iii.
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MILLINERY!
SPRING OPENING,

THE undersigned, owing to the growth of
her business. will remove, April 18th, to
the building formerly known as the Revo-
Iution Store opposite the Bank OF j. D.
Wiaer, where she viii be prepared TO exhib-
il 10 her former patrons and the general pu'.-
lie, the mos, complete stock Of Millinery
Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, and all the
APP ordinances properly belonging TO the
Millinery trade, ever Offered to the public
! have secured the services Of Miss Lizzie
Smith, OF New York who will assist me in
all the departments Of the trade
T. tfk'ul for past parsonage, she hopes tor
q continuancs Of the same
ARs. 4. HUNTINGTON.
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ORDER ofGhe Beard "a Swp@rylsors
o, tie C1sg,rsg ~ Wool H. 'a<~ reF-
sagm FerrusTv trafa the Town Ut
lincoln and aaae ring tic sasns- ~
the Towns - r,e.rs~ga ard s5gs%,
an3 ~ take certain T@rr15esry frs,n1
tire efgsa u -TZ~s md stse sSng th@
sarf- 10 the I'ggRs " k4slyiyF.
ard C~ntfa,ss.
The Bari If -ape-vi.ors II tbs
Cp@HrY II Wood DO ggs.zga AMI De
tvrmlaa a. s9sfs~s.
,-csg6m 5 Al That part N 'iB~
Ty~n II Lsaeaas To .4aA Cs44osy n.
lng T4w aab5p M. tweg,y-Fogr l24I
%.reh. e Kst.e tFgtee '3l Ea.r, ANIL
T n.hff. Ne tsesty i've 'z5y N,.r-h,
~ I.sa2e sar~p fa E4at, ~ bers~ssr Ne.
ts"sted aat taken froui tn. s45d TDx
u Lincoln, and the Eas, h4gf 81 .asd
To1@.sssps NJ twenty f.ar l24j arAi
fNrng, Eve '25}. is hereby aan-r~d
~ aat saaH aeroafl..r firm . p14rt n
tbe Taan {" s5gel, and he " s+t ball
81 sst o1h-3t,f. No iwcnt > .g,sgf
f2@j ahi twenty 5re f25) /. tts-frbs
aras ntfi ~ and -hsg hereafter fyrm a
part VI she TDwa ~ -crpca
,ertiep 2 Al ~ 'ha, par; NJ tbs
Tp~a ~ >i2"I IN sa5f Comfy, beng
~" Wa: ta.s Il Township NJ t&+a
" f,at fZsj Narah. ~ Rang Ess Isl
ke.t, ani the yEeet ha.f ~ Ty4n.IjE
W. t@cpty sys f25} North, II Rynge
Ii1e ~ fast. &. hereby de,aa-fssl and
'ah.D ;Fgra the ssii Toxin If Sigpl,
aasi the saDe q. 'herpby annexed 10
and shall hereafter form part " the
To~s If Rato55h
Section 3. Al that part If the
To4a u Sj2~4 n saiA C,,ahtg. bring
s-cslon NJ. ore ~. 10 To~a.f.lp No.
t@en'gt4p (22 I North. u Range NJ.
Eve Is Ea.t. y hereby Ie,act.+I snd
taken from the sali TyHn ~ SagpI
aa1 the same - hereby aunaHrd -
and shasi hereafter form . part u the
Tawn ~ Gsrtraiia
Section 4 THIS order shall take
effect and he IN torae from and after
IT, paa-ag~ and publication.
P4sse3 Nav 18Th. A y 1871.
Il G. LYON, Chairman.
l.. +. POW FRS, Clerk.
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AEdavit Of Superiority
OVER ALL.

The Firs. Strictly Impartial Tina
ever had
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
sfefnwsys chiekrrfnx'., and other
FiABasa
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sHERIFFs SALE

STIR u H. .ssoa.sn -- lt,@aa c1srs # w@aI
L<a4eig
Hsa'F s,ma.as PsssatF. agsla.s Tisaa-
'aT tl@t}~r EE1.sg'a hyisr as wife,
sea iIasa bf'aa Dei=a4ta,s
Js3zaaeat ~ ~. ..szee aaa .s,e.
r. alssaa " saa rare4aas To ga4znaer.
~ h4s1 g.sr % he f@a.aa 4, ssay- sFss. ,44
rendered aa8 Bss~i sa b. ziR dsref R.rea
4 D 1878 ! sasa ~fb1s~ n, ,at ard s@sl
e. gs.S5sg sastl al tae fGrl 8sa,tr - the
Cs~stt is,qa. as ,as Isag os Grsa4 g.asAs 10
s4sa t'nassg ~
SATURDAY THE I6Ea DAY oFJCEg. 1871
81 'be hass Of osh,cs , r. of ~, 3sy.
lbs fg!igafg 5~,as5ts4zi vasgtgAge9 hfsfa - 4,
o' - rsaeh faafeaf "a aag br sHfsstrsgt 70
rs'se saae abr8fs aaa 80 She pg4sf8F fJr
p.tnrtpd talnFet rei ecs.ss together rtr
tha rt fsDase. If ssje. h. pt; The one aa4s.
g.i@4 ~ssf n atrh 81 sgery II ihs goigp.
i7g 8~.efs'e8 gl4era sv3 parcel. n fauI syt-
20 jysHg and frrta2 in EH" cnsdig ~ ~ cod
sod slA&a ~ IS tan4sta. u, @is. Fractions
ints Nra ore n ! $50 arI Ihfse TN. NJ
erection ~, i@en'r fua, G2t} In ,8sasttg
Eve ra., an4 aisp tnr Undivided hsH
~ tsa saqir~asi qas ter u ife northwest
gfsfnr af sud SEC lea No lpeaig lgar zen
iH stit faTashsu ar,t sarge saf 4l43 tbp avs.
astl"A hAIf ~ ANAL fraction cfrntaiaing
hg- and }'Ts acre. js aett.3H VI Hie-lseB
i|tl " tb's sa.p No tuafrrI4h / ~ Hrssth.
Of tango NJ az II sa.t, lfb~ ssil last tat.o.
@gHrd 'faeg briaE ths Isaei.~u u tss, aD"ait.
yeat a4atsf7 ~ said section E'petese lia
on ths tptthveaE side ~ the Ht.r5utln
B.ys.t Together Mr,hs tEp iguy,guFefttr-.fa .r.I
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NEATLY EXEUCTED.

We hare fseili,i. userceilei Ia this par;
Of The State, for doing al manner Of print
iag
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ard il a@aag. rsed 0f sexpss w. zr-Ias.a
prvgr.sng asaag. tta- ii Il, @~# ca<a4
cd. Aany e1Ey.n.5pa art cln.-iY pre-
parsrfI dlsEea-s IRE xhsa.g an5E~a in
cooking. Ard a her hfa@gst % thp
table are s4f hs- ae.5taIs.s ,fa. 4Sysgg~-
sfs'mg plain aht simple rias-sy csrsa%i.
10 ~b:s-ss 'atA.eZ ueee'ssrg Ere. hr~n
omitted mn fsfbiBg aspf ,-saEy 4sist~a.
Ii j. hma = tneag IL psefssr~st raash
tnssre Liam 81 what il l. cnrr.e.A.ed
which a@.e- IL insisting ~ OTHERS r%e
4 efce g4rsety fir tae table IA al
ways ga~a.spr, hes i'ss tisg>e. living ~
4 farm, particularly ~ fb's sa-asen ~
tsg- gras, 1t s~~fa~ lfarssasaest. ub.es.
fv.s, s,.s.' re4S,rts Sy@ had "a, fF8e g5#.age
FGar.et which, Es- farrs~rs. "a neHs..y
Ef&ftss&, FsF essyVefl.sff. J4.e rga
ias aF5~tg " meat IL greater that,
any Dsty"r. TIE avsgkeet fe.aa, If win
ter $40 tBaay fse1ti5es u enFsu.fet
'aer~ = pf9t.ioz ~ tbes farm That rsr.
BE- .bs@2ttgrsd ssr IRE t4s,5r. - TIM
park arfel ua.' supply 3hs oaiy rez'
isr size family fyr t4ys and gserhasa
weeks 10 "E8gees*ifa3. TIE appetite
ssslf tsras If shis ard health demand.
= "ban2e, shicL can be made t,Y
Ias.ctasIn2 occasionally, @ben ffe
farmer gsPs<s ~ town. 4 f,w shilling.
worth u ;re.h faea', &htsh If iaaui
nasiy ses~etst, ss3i make A half sfsz,~a
meals fyr family d .ix. at q lstalag
e0et-
The farmers table shGnlA 4lwags
be sgplllei slth ~ abundance II fhe
lgKnrgee n .ste. bgf ~ npw firm.
hs'hgu' fraii thts +. exceedingly diff.
cast; >tIj the t';gugfHt4. hpa,s. . lte
car d. fnnfh ~ making the fagst II
iE''jr, BY different n,s-des a. cooking,
and DY securing vari9as kinds gf sey.
efafys"s ftr ~staei ard suriHy u.H.
asa.'f"Eer and cabbage. cfotgsi
'lGe and cooksi a. yoa 4oaid green
r@aa. are very good f.r the SUPPER.
table "a he a1stnce NJ t9aet sasrc,
B,ans aIssy ani jfjei corn. rocked IN
'f'e saya" gaf, either seD,.r 4ia8y nr 10.
e"'fs"s, are excellent. E.1s are nfteg
unnecss@ari1y ased IN the prnpafA,jaa
~ ',~f. Ekeeis FIR staoga rp.e ard
ea'sa'ds l'pDy i4d lar better be sagel
iJr the tatle.
Cake a. asaally made and baked ir
i1ascR ~ Neither pr"tiiaFita W healfhfrts,
On" esp ~ sgyar wIti make a sgag
sai'!a'i"ft fyr 'he t"a 'zb'e opre ne
Same amount u sa.ar lf usA, 81 max
-. T..
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s.fpw.y,. Chickering's, .ad ether
Fianss
". ,Aa u.s..,..-a4 ,..x. n.a 49,, -.
- - III ~, - ~ ~ -.
J-,,.s..... - = ~ f..r-..i:-,as, 81
-. "a - r. o. -
lus4se. rsss bv .s.,sarrg 4. .>,w.. oae Pszso
bv lAieEerf ~, a Sem. sse Pa6<sa .4riaa P-
sas raadp bv @ & .Rraasr. and s4vpral
ota<r makers iasfr-u.ea;s uere tried against
@aeis Other, b. oeaer ana EDs=F eoD'f"l %
Pla@o on e1dihtsi9a in cp@p= 'tii9a ss2s'3
'reesve ths Firsi Fsemtats ~ ~ hesf
Spar PG7o tR1g7e 70 a6taia an 1npar-
IT,. tFi'i' tF'es ~ o. SAM s49s fsrs s'Eeri''
"a ps'I''s' 10 "@AA A 49, -
-. - ,s.a -. - .,.i,, IA ,fey &C.
lees ore Of said Pianos "a Tx 5s't. "h,ch up
or zoeovetSaE t@,ta ts1a@', proved TO D.: the
satS f3tgsS 4 kEfy.S ftAaS - rtts.. " % 4 ~
Fsr,f Prszz -sns r sg>y al osR>ra for b>isg t@s
j<st Ssysa4ys P5zHo i1sor~~ n 0hssa
Ts5s irial cat aft.r fh.-Gsy7s7 d Sans Pi-
~ ~ si1 ,s3 So, -, ' Sn, ~ n.G,J from
.'ero%ep" and he Judges Of s4id trial vsfe
. EDWARD N0ALESHACER. Prof Of Hasic.
Ba.i-el Direein, and Originator nf the
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-22
CREAM COOKIES.

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same of salt mix w,ll; ron thin
bak" uir.ly, Al cookies are done
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without breaking Too much baking
spoil. them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-22

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-22
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

DETECTIVE WANTED.-There ought
TO he in Knoxville some skilled Detect
i've. There is work enough for one to
do i'm the County now, and will doubt
less lie more after while. Thefts oI
various degrees are constantly ocur-
ring, and seldom punished. Rewards
are frequently offered, but the stolen
property is rarely recovered. These
thiogs ought not so to be.
Ifsome one OF our well-known citi
zens, Trustworthy and prudent, would
go to Chicago or st. Louis and put
himself under proper training for two
or three months, and then come home
end hold himself in readiness, we be-
lie,e he would, If the right kind Of a
man FOR 1t, do good business in This
way for himself and for the public.
II he had some regular occupation here
all the time. either manual or other
wise, so much the better He could
easily let the business men and other
established citizens know privately
that he was prepared for Detective
service, and rogues need be none the
wiser for 1t.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

RAILROADICAL.-1h item else
where quoted from The Osknloosa
Conserrat0r foreshadows some news Of
importance, which We hope to he able
to give more fully before long-and
lerllaps next week--in regard to orr
Railroad interests. Mr.. Grin nell is
expected here soon, and will probably
lie accompanied by other Railroad
men. These men, however, very
properly keep their intentions md
purposes pretty much to themselves,
and the reports that get out in refer-
ence 10 them are therefore frequently
unfounded. For ourselves, We prefer
Lot to make any statements in these
columns until we have some pretty
positive authority for them. Never
theess, as said before, we hope soon
tobe able to give some news as to the
extension of the Iowa Southwestern
westward from Oskalnnsa, and its
connection with tile A. X. & d.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

Iowa SOUTn WESTERN r. Rat
meeting of the Directors Of this road
held in Iowa City last week, Hon.
VIM. II. Smith and James A. Young,
Esq, were made Directors; and the
road from Clinton to Oskaloosa was
put under contract, to be completed To-
Iowa City by July 1st, 1872, and to
Oskaloosa and the ID. M. V. II. II. by
December 3lst, 1872. These are the
outside limits, and is expected that
with favorable weather and ordinary
success the work will be done much
earlier than The time specified. The
company also negotiated with j. b.
Grinnell, whose Knoxville branch OF
the A., X. & ID. r. r.. will form a part
Of the j. s. w. extension west. We
have been reliably informed that four
corps Of engineers will be put on the
work at once, and active operations
will commence within about 30 days.
Among the heavy work to be COM
menced at an early day is that between
Oskaloosa and indianapolis. We also
learn that Col. Milo Smith and Mr..
Hinckley will be here In a few days
and 70 over the route west ~ far ms
Indianola. OskdkOOsa COnscrvatOr, OF
18th inst.