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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
AN exchange saws Mr.. Greeley n.

AN exchange says Mr.. Greeley has
given up trying to raise anything i'm
hot bed. lie read q great deal
about raising early vegetables in n
hot bed, and thought he might a.
well have early vegetables as any
body, so he planted some onion seeds
In his bed and piled on . lot Of bed
clothes, and then selpt on the foor
himself for two weeks, but the on
Ions didn't come up. He examined
the onion seeds and found 1T was
was blasting powder he had planted
and he says that instead of raising
onions. lie came mighty near faisirg
II bA4s $50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

THE most amusing confidence
game that modern ingenuity and
desperation ever invented was re-
Gently played off In England by an
elderly gentleman who had run out
of his property, and had no real re-
source left for the elegant support
that his nature craved. Having the
reputation still of being a rich man !,
he made bis will, distributing gem
erous sums around among his friends
and relatives, and giving large be.
quests to benevolent societies.
Thereupon, taking care that his lib
eral intentions should bb known, he
came into great favor with THE afore.
said friends and relatives aud the or
der OF philanthropist, aud lived
around at their heuse q welcom guest
even con1escending to die at one OF
these free Homes. A funeral fitting
great expectations was provided for
him and then the will opened. This
turned cut according to premise. -
But when the estate carte to be adj
rninistered upon. IL was totally mi
nus. The man had not a cent In the
world.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
Central r. K. of Iowa.

Connection.
MASON CrTY, with Milwaukee and Saint Paul
Railway. direct to Duluth, Minneapolis, ST Paul
and saltwater, Milwaukee. Madison, Lacrosse,
McGregor and North Western Iowa.
, AcKLEY. with Illinois Central X, for On.
huqae, Freeport, Ft. Dodge and Sioux City
MARsHArLTowN. with Chicago and North W est
srn r, X. for Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chi
cago. Boone and Omaha.
q, GRtSsELL, with Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
navenport. iowa City, Des Moinus. Omaha and
Council B,lffs.
EpDrvIILr. with pes Moines Valley r. r. for
keoknk Warsaw, Jacksonville and southern
Illinois.
ALsIA, with Burlington and Missouri Rites
City. Leavenworh. Burlington, Quincy, Gales.
burg Peoria and Chicago
c. c. GILMAN.
General snperinte pdent
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

SAM. HOUSTON IN THE SENATE
William Schouler, In the Boston
Journal. describing the late Sam
Houston as he appeared wllie repre-
senting the state of Texas In the
United States Senate, fays: "When
not speaking or writing, lie sat in his
seat with tong-bladed knife I'm one
hand and a piece Of wood in the 9TH
er, whiting. Go when you would
into the Senate gallery and look upon
the Senate, you would see him work
ing with the knife upon a piece Of
wood, and around his chair would be
the chips he had cut OFF, He did not
appear to be making anything Of use
or ornament from tho block he was
whiting, but cut steadily on until
he had used 1t up, when one Of the
pages would bring him another piece.
He appeared to be very kindheart-
ed man, and fond of children. He
was a great favorite with the boy
pages, and frequently you would see
one or two of them standing by his
desk, talking with him. The only
pecullarity about his dress was vest
which he generally wore while he
was In Washington. IT was made OF
the skin of some Wild beast, with the
fur outside.n ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
- - -
THE triumph of Duluth

THE triumph of Duluth In com.
pleting its canal so as to change the
saautt of the st. Louis river, before
the authorities of Wisconsin could
serve an injunction, has been
brought to a premature end. a
heavy gale on the lake beat the pro-
cesses of the courts out Of sight, by
filling tine cut with sand and gravel
so that teams can cross IL and the
whole lshor has thus come to naught.
u has proved costly joke on the
parties most Immediately interested.
and Superior City has the laugh on
Its side again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

THE Devil OF a newspa per in
Vallejo. California, recently stepred
iEto dry goods store to negotiate for
cap. Not having the pecunigry
consideration about his clothes he
told the trader to charge II TO him. -
Trader entered the account Upon his
books to Satan, and the other day
when the bill wao presented (Which
read, "Satan Dr., to o. =. Van
Schcnck, for one cap, 81 .OO.") 'Dev. .
remarked. |" You charged IL to Sa.
tan. did you? Well just go to hill
aud collect 1t I"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

Down in Maine fishing parties of
thirty or forty couples take along n
brass band to play ON one side or the
stream aud drive the fish to the
bp.ks on the other aide,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
General Directory.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ILLINOIS cENTRALl-IowA DIVISION.
DAY PASSENGER aorNa EAST.
Leave Sioux City $50 A. NJ, arrives at Cedar
Pals AS p. NJ, Dubuque $50 p. NJ, Chicago
DAT PASSENGER COMO WEST.
Leave Chicago 800 P. M, arrive at Dubuque T:l5
A. NJ, arrive at Cedar Falls 1915 P. NJ, Ft. Dodge
Msnr PASSENGER come WEST.
Leave Chicago 500 A. NJ; leave pubuqus 7;ss
iS:is p. N.
MIGHT PASSENGER CONC EAST.
Leave TT. Dodge $40 P. NJ, arrive at Cedar
Falk lei1 p. NJ, Dubuque $40 \. M chicago
as0 NJ.
Going east leave Cedar Pals at 3:06 p, NJ. Co.
ing west, pssses Cedar Pals at s:G7 4. NJ.
-. sEpAs rAr1s AND MINNESOTA,
Going north, leave the Jupction at 1895 p. NJ
and 1:S5 A. NJ. Returning, arrive at Junction at
a;0s P. n. and pa5 I. M;
BURLINGTON, GEAR RAPIDS 8 MINI.
CEDAR RAPIDS ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Cedar Fails at 3:25 p. NJ. Arrives at
Cedar Rapids $50 Pm.
Cedar Falls Accommoda dation.--L Leaves Cedar
Rapids at Gas A, M Arrives at Cedar Falls Ills
p. NJ. Makes connections at Cedar Rapids with
the Northwestern.
DAT EXPRESS.
Leaves Burlington $40 A. M: arrives at Cedar
Falls at sos P. NJ. Leaves Cedar Falls at A. M.
Arrives at Burlington P. NJ. Makes connee-
tons at Cedar Rapids both ways.
PREIsHT-GoINa SOUTH.
Leaves Cedar Falls at 6:i5 A, M; Arrives at
Burliegton at Q p. n.
rREIGHT-Gofss NORTH.
Arrfy nj
Cedar Falls at 1910 A. NJ.
c. ID. ADAMS, Station Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

CRAINER, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND
EO Sign Painter, has taken X. Wild's place at
Cedar Falls and will give entire satisfaction to all
who entrust him with work in his line OF business.
: Shop over Fosdick's wagon shop. Paper hanging
neatly done on short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
e. BAk < r

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAIN
III ter and Paper Hanger, Shop on First ST.,
t,.la EaIIa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
VT. MEDARY eco

~. "@0NNt I" WI
nEALERS IN LEATHER, SADDLERY
~ Hardware. Shoe Findings, Saddles, Collars
&C.. Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for hides
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

n. C. DAVIES.

LNASHIONABLE TAILOR, FOUR
Il Doors south of Coles Drug Store, Cedar z ais
owa. Repairs neatly and promptly executed on
he most reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
=. A. BRYANT. M. D.,
AIRS. A. GIBSON,

DHOTOEEAPH ARTIST, CORNER
L 1st and Main Streets, Up Stairs, Cedar Fals.
ows. Photographs, Ambrctypes, Gems, Porce-
ain and Ivorytype Pictures,o of every style, taken
)n short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

Our bre!hrRn OF the pencil In tho
domain Of Brigham are not slow at u
retort when opportunity offers. The
editor Of the Salt Lake Herald COM
plains bitterly of the nigh price Of
hay, and the vain tricks of dealers
His contemporary Of the Tribune sug~
gests that the Herald should change
editors. so as to do away with the re.
quirement Of hay In that institution.
--Erchdngg. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

specimen artificial fiowrs
Premiums Of diplomas may may he
awarded on articles coming within
this class and not enumerated above.
Articles of domestic manufacture
are to be made in the family, and In
all cases. the exhibitor must furnish
evidence that the articles are 50 man
ufactured i'm factories or out Of the
family will be received in either OF
the classes No. Of 3.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

DIR. Trasks, the principal medical
witness for Mrs. Fair, sued her on
Monday for S2,l00 for medical ser
vices. He sent an officer with an at
taohmcnt TO the Bank Of California,
but found that all her funds had just
been drawn out on a check payable
to her mother. Mrs. Fair thinks she
will live to dance on the grave of the
Judge who tried her.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

DIR. Franklin suggested an amend
ment to the Lords Prayer thus -
Forgive Us our trespasses, and en-
able us TO forgive them that trespass
against us.h
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
8. WANDER vAART.
a Wv wApREN M. q.

Is J" VNWN NI"I EvFs "
OFFERS HIS PRoFESsIoNALsERVIC
~ 70 the people of Cedar Falls and vicinity. OF.
Gee at Kellogg'a Drug Store. Residence on End
street, between Washington and Clay.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26
THE GAZETTE,
UEDAR FALLS. MAY 26, 1871.

Listiof Premiums to be awarded at
the Fifteenth Annual Exhibition Of
the Cedar Valley District Agricul.
tRral and Mechanical Park Associ-
alton, to be held at Cedar Falls,
Iowa, September 19th, Goth, and
2lst. 1871.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

Victoria Woodruff threatens rev.
olution II women are not allowed To
vote. Victoria knows how IL In her,
self, for she has just stirred up the
biggest kind of a revolution in her
own family.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

ohpfHeshIeHt, ~. a. SpeT
Best floral design not less than
feet high and proportioned
accordingly dip
Second best design not less than
8 feet high and proportioned
accordingly dip
Best floral arch do
Second best floral arch do
Best floral wreath do
" andgrestest variety Of named
flowers, $500 and dip
Greatest aud best variety dahlias dip
Best twelve ,dissimilar blooms so
" six dissirnilar blooms 80
{" display of roses so
six roses 50
Greatest aud beet variety of ver-
l benas so
Best show OF this years seedlings din
Greatest and hest variety of asters so
Best display Of plilox so
Greatest and best variety pansies dip
Best collection OF greenhouse
plants dip
and most tastefully arang-
ed vase of cut gowers dip
g and most tastefully arrang.
ed vase of wild flowers dip
aid meat tastefully arrang-
ed paif OF small vases Of wild
flowers dip
:" and most tastefully arrang-
ed large basket of flowers dip
and most tastefully arrang-
ed basket of wild flowers dip
and most tastefully arrang-
ed pair Of baskets of cut how-
ers dip
and most tastefnlly arrangs
ed pair OF flat hand boquets dip
aud most tastefully arrang-
ed pair Of fiat hand boquets
wild flowers dip
CLASS S.--FRUIT.
n. r. spser. Supsrntsndenf..
Best and largest display of ap.
pes. dip and 81 90
display Of Iowa pears 90
specimen plun,s on
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-05-26

They never will get through
abusing Mr.. Greeley's handwriting.
The ether day he wrote puG fqE
ANNA Dickinson's Lecture on Joau
Of Are" The compositor set IL up,
ANY Dutchman can play the jews
harp"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
"A ONO sssS.Ss iss .ss.,s.S ~ ss.ssa. s.:..s street.
opposite the Post ONCE
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE. BRANCH
no. liz AND hGssk IL sks4 AgsnHos 18TH sr sSs1 sEis 9TH Av
sAEys Eyss$ SSsSs s1s SS,SS ,ssAens
having Horses or Carriages SELL win fnd house per-
we do Al other business STRAIGHTFORWARD
which govern honorable houses In all mercantile
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
Of Hoss Hsp f5
o1Ss q M
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIaNKENrs.
ucr1os-AEE E...,aam wAIDRoS ON Ao'. COOKIES IKE,
corner 1nis SfS:' Ks ss1 Ssssss streets
Ono bay Mare l hands, years old, warranted kind and
One s9rrei Horse l6 hands; good family horse free
One One SrS.D HcI,e S h,pd; "a kind and sound
One bay Pony Horse u hands, excellent driver for phse
One bay Mare i5S hands free driver, gentle and kind
One large sors Coupe Horse, IL HANDS, knd sound and
One bay Horse, ls'l hands; fine family horse.
One RockawSy and Harness. In good order,
f,S.l 35e EtPress tI,. Wagon ss. and ~ Harness ,y.
Sale positive No posponcment account Of the weather
VERY VALUABLE AND FAST TRoTrINa Stall
Hon at public auction bo sold, without reserve.
LIN,s City Auction Mart and New York Tas
Of broadway and Thirty ninth street. An EXTRA FINE.
Stallion &C. @ high Syesss old hs eSming f; Ss,9Hi 100
McCracken county KY; was SIRED bys FAMOUS KEN
TUCKY RUNNING Horse, dam fast MESSENGER trot-
ting handy prompt and elegant driver, and rotted
last last fs pubic In 2s and with proper banding can
promising coai 10 unsurpassed for style, action and good
qualities; is VERY VALUABLE FOR STOCK or TRACK
PURPOSES and II warranted sound KIND without ult
or blem.h sold only on account Of owner. health who
y H. Obliged TO part with him and 80 abroad. FULL PAR
TICu LARS at the mart
ALSO, GENTLEMANs COMPLETE ESTABLISH
MEN consisting of superior end extra fine bay geding.
about l5H high eyears old prompt free and easy driver
fine style and action can trot In 81 sure and that al
tal warranted sound and kind also fine top Wagon, per
feet order, Harness. Blankets Sheets WHIP 6c Sold for
want Of use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
EDWARD p. BARKER.


BY authority Of Of Directors New York
Railway Company, and in conformity with tue terms OF the
Incorporation in hat respect, the undersigned Com
on behalf directors OF company. that books
c
places ,,s !. bsn inns s,y . viz &C Duncan sherman Co.. No.
the fanSina house OF the Bank of Metropolis No. 81
Tns Company au,hor,sa to construct two ylaaus Rail-
and Sides thereof from common starting point az or
street, the Harlem river and through wcsshes-
ter T n. sra n nS Da as o 9s se cv az
hs by the II.
1aI%en aud S.%mo1s Of New yGs are
.uS,S0. S.p nss ou. Of 81 n oc o
the company whenever million % dars thereof has
ssss % oss
BY the drscOT q s % OF Ss Of either
supervisors authorized the
erredsn 70 AID in the and extension OF the
y and ,sai eoan,y For the proper equal
and pay 10 moneys different times the directors are au
tnorzed 70 issue ser for interest on such nents
II The RE ssrms o. sas,cfipon vii, be as tolow.:n
Ten OF the amount OF stock subscribed for to be
paid cash the time o sanscrpSn ~ The m resas sos
thirty days, but call one tune to exceed ten per
Scrip for interest at the of per per annu
win BE- ssued By the comgasy on. oi the frs.
sreed or within thirty days after the subscription books
shall be opened a.. -.
hooks At any time after the 29th day Of July, 1871
Nv order Of The Board OF Directorr.
~ ~ " wv ALEXANDER T. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB ASrOR,
LEVI r. MORTON,
Commissioners on Behalf OF the Company.
New York, June l6, 1871
7 70 GOLD LOAN
JAY COOKE co. are selling the First Mortgage
7o Cold Bonds of ,he Northern Railroad Comoany
bearing Soper cent gold interes, more than per
currency and secured BY only morsage the
road and equipments and than @uo acres OF
land every track. 500 OF land to each
$1,000 bond The highest current price will be paid for
United Fvc-twensiss all other marketable Ssc
rties received io exchange Pamphlets, mnps and full
formation VII, be furnished application BY JAY COOKE
CO., Philadelphia. New York and washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

1sFS6i6gy. .sIoosD P4ss-rhrd column.
soxs6 And I0DoiHG wASTED-ssoosD SsiS PAsr-
BoARDEks WxNTrED-szoosD PAes-Eir's and second
1gslNEss oPPoRruslrIEs ,yI..r sAsEsizth column.
nTs1TEss 5Dr 'fa%n
cLEREs AND sALEsxEs-szv.srH rAsn--rnh and
xSD ssssa r4s.s.A
E.sss Essas.s sssas and
s4 MI sss
nz,s.ssfisTik!,xs- -Ta..D e.s.-Etss column.
iSwEISiNSSs HSSsEs To Pr: FgEsisaED AND uS-
ssa column
F1sf.sith column oo,omn
GSxNSiSST- SAes-ySss:n and attn columns.
tSs tSSsissE2D S Rooas Roc AND M XPARTIENrs TO LET
EgS s'GHa Fas.-p col.
HELP WANTED --FExALEs-srvrSr PAar-Fourth
nossRs oASSaSEs Aovrrsr rAers.cond third
HorEIs-s1cosS Us -sSs;S s,is P4sr- Second column
HOUSES ROOMS. &C. wANTED-THiHp PAeE-
MsrRGCTioN-Tmrp PAeK-rIeh column.
sS:sT xS1 So3SDsSi.s PAss.sFss: column.
sxSBEE Faash Column
0EDICAL-EEOoND fAGE-FIfth column.
NuALINERY AND DRESSAAklNG-FIRsT PAGE-SIxth
xscSIIATEous ADvEarIsENENrs-rrsrn PAGE
NIscRLLANEOUs-sEooN rAa Fourth column
NU6ICAL-sEcoND PAGr-Ftth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
PIANOFOkTES-SEo0ED PAaE-Sxth column.
YOLHTlCAL-THIRD PA0E-Fourh column.
POST OFFICE kOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPOSAL6-THrRD PAGB-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEooSD PAGE-Fourth column
REAL hSTAfE to ExCHANGE-SECoND PAGE-Fourth
column.
nEMOVALS-SEcoNp PAeE-Fifth column.
kEWARD6-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
BALES AT AUCTION-TuIRD PAGE-Second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FRMALEs-sRv PAGE
First. second. third and fourth columns.
MUTATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth
SPECIAL NOTTCEs-F1Rsr PAaE-second column
efORT!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAGI-second
STRAW 0OODs-Fnsr PAGH-sxth column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SECOND PAGE-Thrd column.
TUE TRADES-EIGHTH PAGR-First column.
THE rURF-FIReT PAGE-Second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TMRD PAGE
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-TmRp PAan-Fourth column
UNfuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PA0K-First column
WANTED TO PURcHASE-FIRsT PAGE-SiYth column.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c-SEooND PAeE-Sxth col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &o.-FInsr PAaE-Four.h col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

KALAMAZOO, Aich june l, IsIl
L.. xs.s. sosESsEs IS z. PARK.
,H.sx fsxE nxGss S1ysi nxsu DAY.
ONE O'CLOCK Pm
TUESDAY, E'tSsisSAS, 'Ss aSSS gH u JULY, ..y &c.,
= friday liH TtRbk9,, sbkY, srn JULY
TUESDAY, August ih4sb Ahp S1S SoSIISuh FIVE DAYS.
Thursday, July6.
FRS, Race-selins race. purse $500 for a" ages IL
Second Rase-rhe Monmouth ost Stakes, $4,000; for
Third Race The Long Brsnch Stakes si7co for all
'"0 '''''' FOURTH DAY,
rir.. R.c.rh. July siskss si5o hre.-anarer. Of
second Kaas-The Amerlcus Club Purse ss.soa for all
Third RaccThe Tweed Purse, scoo for beaten horses,
=" "'''' ~ ' FIFTH DAY.
rrs, Race Hurdle Race $s6i; two miles .ign, hurdles
second Rscerrse, ~iVoo tor ali ages dash Of three
Third Race-rhe Monmouth Sequel Stakes, s2,sO' two
Badges entns tn, holder the quarter stretch and grand
stand : m,s.s, a.,
Purnsee Pns ss 20 nss III 10 hs sran san 81
Pools w be evening at the west nnd Hotel anu
The sos,ing palaces rLyMourB ROCK and JESSE
Murray street e sssS hspT + ;.s = sSS'sd saq
Tho recommendations going 10 the course while there and
r'iSsniTEsi tSs x sJSK aud JESSE uovr
cursion tickets round tp nciung ad'Ds on TO races
!" o wM H. RAyNoR, Secretary. 90 Branch.
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
rhoMprsoss pnrsssIoAS ia S4S rSdfflse hf fUsr r. TUE
sEcsrrAri AND rsrasUsrxs orrioE. ,,,
he ssd IssHss : ssis a%' "es 81 ,Ss ss inst.
soeson or persons having nuuess to pr,seD, viii send in
III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

A FOR NEWPORT OR ANY. cyTsEn yoRT-FoR
"a sale, the prettes. pair Of Pcnes m the stase decd
fast and gcnte right way sod sinsy also
gold double Harness and Phac9u Inquire at No.
mnEfnv STREET I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
copartnershp Tor the carrying OF Se Printing Bind
ing and Lhographic business the rm
of NJ. K. Peetrea, will continue the busl
at the old stand No Church street. Fulton
N. X. PELLETREAU.
s. JUDSON RAYNOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

VXyANfED-rO CHARTER FOR TWO WEEKS IN
w August, . H0cp Yacht, - 70 20 fesi Addrcss,
stating ses1us, Ac., Q. a.. bos 97se Poss ons&
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-09-23
A Mans Wife Dies, and he Sues
the Doctor for $1,000.

Albert Ledermann fled a complaint
this morning against Hugo Kinner
charging him with things, if true, tn; t
will cause defendant some unpleasau :
ness. The case is of considerable inter-
est to the medical profession.
The allegations, as presented by the
petition, are, that July 1st, 1870, plain
tiff engaged defendant, as physician, sur
geOn and medical man, to attend to his
wife, Marie, and treat her for some ill
ness. The defendant accepted the po-
sitiou, and agreed to attend upon, heal,
cure, aid, help and relieve the patient,
in a proper, skillful and diligent man
ner. November /, 1870, the defendant,
it is alleged, undertook TO perform a
difficult internal operation, being the
removal Of tumor from the abdomen,
although assistance was offered and urged
by plaintiff. In performance of said
operation, it is alleged that improper
implements and medicines were made use
of, which cut and laeerated the patient
in a needless and injurious manner, and
afterwards made frequent applications of
ice to the wounds for the space of three
weeks, and also Of earbolic and other
tortnring acids, by reason of which the
skin, flesh and muscles became, as assert
ed, frozen and degenerated, and event
ually resulted 10 the death of plaintiff 5
wife, July %, 1871 The damage asked
to be recovered is S5,000.-St. Lou,
Journal Of Commerce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-09-23
Outrageous.

From the Paducah Kentuckian, Sept. y.
On the night of the Sd inst, Mary
Ann, daughter of J. II. Hudson, living
about twenty miles west of Paducah,
near the Ohio river, was kidnapped and
carried away from her home Her par
ents are sorely distressed about her.
She is seventeen years old, weighs about
135 pounds, heavy build, light hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion. Any infor-
nation concerning her whereabouts may
be conveyed to d. c. Wilcox, city mar
shall of Padueah. and will be thankfully
received and highly appreciated.
Will our exchanges give the above
notice an insertion.
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Senator Davis place will be vacant in
March 4, 1872, and it will devolve upon
the Kentucky Legislature next winter
to elect United States Senator IN his
room. Messrs. Beck, McCreery and
Knott are mentioned in connection with
the office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-09-23

doctor" said wealthy patient to
his physician, want you to be thor
ough. Strike at the root of the disease T.
" Well, l WILL" said the doctor, as he
lifted his cane and brought it down hard
enough to break into pieces bottle and
glasses which stood upon the sidcboard.
1t was his last professional visit in that
house.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME farm of E. J. Weaver, decd, is now
offered for sale. Said farm contains I54
acres, about one-half cleared, and in good
state of cultivation, with two good dwell
lings and ont buildings and has fine young
orchard on it, over four hundred apple
trees. 1t lies on the State road six miles
from Hickman and win be sold on reason
able terms Say one-third cash and the
balance on one and two years time. Apply
to A. d. Kingman, or myself.
JOHN r. AcGEHEE, Ex'r
july29-2m of L. j. Weaver.
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A Rock Island constable makes the
following return 4 executed this
speeney by trying to read it to John
Mark, but he was drivin' cattle on
horseback and run faster than l could,
and keptup such hi of a hollerin' l
don't know whether he heard or not
This is the best l could do, and don't
know whether the speeney is served ac-
cording to law or not.
q Attest, ELI SMITH, Constable.