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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-03
CAUSES IN COURT :

l Richd Mayer vs. Chas Dckey ct al, Force losure
Bushnell & Clark, Merrick; Judgme ut for pin
Mary Sturdeyant VS. John Ben0y ct al Fore.
closure; q Hazelton, McFall Judgment for pin,
Henry ThOle VS. Jos Young alias d Young.
Foreclosure Gee Cementson for pin; Dismissed. "
IL Henry ThoIe vs. Jos De Young, Attachment: S
Merriek for pm Judgment forpln
~ . heese Kob't Marwood Fiectment.
Bushnell q Clark for plf; Dismissed
% Jno 2 Lewis vs. A Williams d Wife Fore
closure Bushnell Clark for pm; Judgment for pln
20 Henry Thole VS. Joseph Young ct al Foreclosure:
Merrick, Bushnell CLARK; Judgment for pln
81 Hiram Comstock VS. Grant County, Appeal: J
Allen Barber, Geo Cementson; Judgment for plf
IS Henry UT VS. Richie and Cough Damages;
Bushnell & Clark, N COthren 4; Dismissed
Al Mary wilson vs. @ wilson Divorce Geo
Hazeiton for plaintiffs Judment signed
~ Daniel Parker Mary Parker, Divorce Geo
IIazelton for plaintiff Jupgment signed
43 VIM Robertson IS Archer Relief; Mer-
rick, Bushnell Judgment tor deft
a. Joseph Walker vs. Chas Kellogg; Woolley,
shearer; Dismi ssed
As Nelson Dewey vs. Geo Messersmith ct al, Relief;
Carter, Bell x Beebe; Dismissed
so Crow vs. Jas MeKernan, Appeal Bell &
Beebe for plaintiff Dismissed
53 Weston Miner G Co vs. Ohm Whit Lien: Geo
liazelton for plaintiff Dismissed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-03

State Of Wisconsin w Vim Cross Larceny Geo
Ciementson tor State Plead guilty-sentenced to one
year at hard labor AMI day solitary confinement
Waupun
II State vs. Martin Hayden, 0bstructug Highway;
Geo Clements0n for State; Verdict for deft
10 State VS. Davenpor, Larceny; Geo Glen.
enson or state; Found guilty-sentenced TO year
at hard labor aud day solitary confinement at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-03
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed
of in the Circuit Court from Tues
day noon last to the adjournment OF
Court on Saturday morning:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

Rosaly y comp. Baa
Puerto-P Plata, seaores Ginehrs
Aguadilla Amell julia Y comp,
Santh6ma Lamb = comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
P0r 81 Gobierno de. S. M. .B.

Paan este dasHno Sant6mas Europa Ierra fm
Pacho los da IL ~ de cada la Habna. Mejeo
los Esta los u ido 81 da 1e. '39
Los pajeros de esta rut de (Me Hbana Puerto Rco) enen
ptefoTenN escoer aboo
sanh6maaL de Ia rn esooen segunda que
biletes Sanb6nas, la Ultima rs .rHa, rgs
E pobibdoa los paageros 7e hl agenca
compan.a Consuado la Puerto Rico abordo. 400
HI pasaje tomado abedo pagara 10 de recargo
FSecos de p@ys aereoaes Jos viywoc
Los Europa moneda correnfe las Antas
media esrarQla. la.~~--~u~u~ .z~ol.a9 IS aajaat6s So
reyo Zss eaas ase 1zyaero czaa Ida vua pya lqs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

Hie ds a vaa les aean Vados ano rs de rebaja
Toda ania comp1esta do paeuen pasae
equve enda ea de a
an los ps.ontss nnos cadoa @
NOTAss personas que desee bo
cuaque puedsn ete Waldo para cua
de las Anas TERRA rme Mco, Colon q quedsndose donde
quicran voendo 81 a gustav rehaja de 25 p9 os
Los psagero Cerbour ueen qudar Is das Ingea
Los pa Vaporas ndran epyegio de var ca
no de hero entire Oherboprg Paris Plymouth ndes reba
de 20OO. osat5a e.fs2 Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
NU0VO GmDDh de HBTO, anti CNTNlYO Y FOC5neO.

Dcho imieno petme
dohata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
{. J. rIIDIFFRBD 7 COnPlNIA.
AI1MACEN. AL POR MAYOR.
27-F'O.RTALEzA-27.


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where, in short, is the use, the honor

where. in short, is the use, the honor
or the excuse for it3n.
"What means hays you OF support.
ing my daughter 2" asked old Mr..
Circumspection Of young Mr.. Pre-.
sumption. .Really, sir" was the
response, 81 must say that your ques-
ton is very embarrassing, disagreed.
BILE and impairment" The inter
rogatories Of the Times can hardly
receive from the libreal Passavists
any more satisfactory response. The
proposed allies Of the Democracy are
no allies. They have no strength,
and represent no ballots. There ID
no body to the movement, not even
skeleton. 1t Is voice, nothing
more q nose Of betrayal which
lures to death. In all our political
history. there has not been 90 trans
parent humbug, so unqualified an
imposition. Its sole design has been
to use the Democratic party for the
advance of the selfish objects of hal
dozen aspiring men, and to draw intt
the movement, if possible, enough
Republicans to lift these ambitious
tricksters to place and power. Tht
design has become apparent, and the
scheming demagogues are over
whelmed with shame and confusion
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-16

Justice Dillon, of the United Stat.
es Circuit Court, few days slnce
rendered an opinion which ls of i'm
portance to county officers in this
State. The suit was brought by A.
N, Lancaster, against the County
Auditor and Treasurer of Page
county,;
The plaintiff claimed to be the
owner of certain lands in Page
county which had been sold for
taxes in 1864, and for which deed
was given to the purchaser. In
1867 the land was again sold for
taxes to James Callahan, Jr. In
1870, the plaintiff went to the Coun.
ty Auditors Office and offered to re.
deem the lands from tho last sale,
but the Auditor refused to accept the
money, on the grounds that he was
no longer the owner Of tho land,
and the only person who could re.
deem was the holder Of tho tax deed
under the former sale. The suit was
brought to redeem the land, and to
enjoin the Treasurer from making q
deed under the last sale.
The court held that the plaintiff
had the right to redeem that the
Auditor had no right to refuse to
issue the redemption certificate and
that he should have received the
money rendered by the owner Of
the patent title. The fact that On
outstanding deed existed could not
bar the owner from protecting hil
interest from the inception Of . new
estate under the late sale.
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rejection of downfallen corrupt Tam.

rejection OF downfallen corrupt Tam.
many.
Ann Dockenell, . poor woman,
was found dead in a shanty in New
Brunswick, Now Jersey, yesterday,
with her head nearly eaten off by
rats.
In q letter in the London Times
of the LIST inst, from Persia. an En-
glish official states that the people
are more emaciated than ever. At
least $500 beseige the English re-
siding there for food every morning,
and 10 their rush actually crushed
two women to death. Infants and
young children were lying about the
streets scarcely recognizable rs hui
man beings.
An unknown man was found dead
in the New Haven depot this q. m,
with $1,000 in his pocket.
The schooner J. h G. Merritt cap.
sized off Barnegat Saturday night
The Captain and four men were
drowned.
The train on the New Jersey Rail
road ran into Hudson City horse
| car at the Newark avenue crossing
this evening. There were eighteen
or twenty persons in the car, two o
whom were fatally and six seriously
injured.
The brig E, q. Sweet, Captain
Pendleton Of Baltimore, from Phila
delphia for Portladd, was lost sever
miles off Sandy Hook Friday night
The captains wife and three Of tn,
crew were drowned. There was ,
strong northwest gale with heavy
rain all evening. No arrivals fror
sea. Marine disasters are feared.
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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, Nov, IA.
The official returns of the Stats
election are not all in, but enough
are in to show that Gov. Austin will
have majority of at least 10000
1t has now reached 10000, and the
Press estimates that the districts
from which no returns have been
received will give 2,SCO more. The
Legislature stands, on joint ballot
lOl Republicans to, 40 Democrats.
Senate, 81 Republicans and 10
Democrats; House, 70 Republicans
and Sc Democrats
The first snow Of the season fell
yesterday, to depth, of about six
inches.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Il

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
Speaker Blaine informs officials
here that he will not be in Washing.
ton till the first of next month, and
that his committees are not made
up, and will not be ready to an.
nounce for o week or ten days after
the session opens.
Mr.. Stokes has left for Tennessee
to prepare tor his trial. Delay will
probably be caused by collecting
testimony, and the trial is likely te
60 over till March.
II is officially stated that Secretary
Boutwell, in bis next report will
strongly recommend necessary legis.
lation for payment to Europe of the
interest on so much as it now has OF
may hereafter be placed abroad
This is claimed and believed will
greatly extend the European marke,
for United States securities.
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FOREIGN.


Spread Of the Cholera in Constantine
pie.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
The fire in Geneva to-day destroy.
ed two blocks. The quay and Hot 81
Caronne were destroyed. Tremen.
dons CONSERVATION prevailed, but
the presence of the military prcscrv-
ed order.
LONDON, Nov. II.
Letters from ConstantinopIe re-
present that the cholera is spread
ing in that city that the number of
deaths increases daily.
Scott Russell writes to tho papers
to day giving q history of the So
called Social movement. He saws
if Prince Albert had been living be
would have been it's champion. The
movement originated in a proposal
for q union between tie PEERS and
the workingmen. He denies most
positively that it's object or methods
were political or revolutionary. He
He strongly advocates perseverance
in effort IN the interest of social pro-
gross and reform.
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KENTUCKY.
Horrible Murder In Indiana, a Negre
Made TO Confess the Crime.

LOUISVILLE, NOV. "a.
Last night the citizens Of Henry
vile, near where the brutal murder
ofthe Park family occurred, Saturday
night last, put rope around the
neck OF Geo. johnson, a negro, impli
Gated 10 the murder and telling him
the crime had been traced to bis
hands and demanding TO know his &C.
completes. johnson thinking oil was
discovered, made full confession.
Two negroes named Squire Taylor
and Davis planned the murder with
himself believing that Park had four
or. five hundred dollars Of church
money in the house. Davis held the
light AID Taylor committed the
bloody deed. lie says his partners
refused to divide fairly with him.
They got only $140. The where.
abouts Of the accomplices was loared
and party Immediately started to
effect their arrest, which was done.
The excitement was 80 great that the
officers had to take tho murderers
through the woods to avoid the mob
and bring them to Jacksonville,
where they were lodged in jail to
dav.
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UTAH.
N1ystexious silence a. 70 Brigham RE.
opening ofthe q. .. Court.

Mystexious silence ~ 70 Brigham Re.
opening ofths o. .. Court.
SALT LAKE. Nov. IL.
The herald Of this morning publish.
es q letter from Saint George, relative
to the conference there, but not q
word in regard to Brigham. This
is remarkable, as hitherto every
movement Of Brigham, when away
from the city, has boon reported
daily, both by letter and telegraph.
The re-opening of the u. s. Dis.
trict Court and the rc-assembling Of
the Grand Jury, tomorrow, is antici-
pated with much interest. 1t is
understood that Hosea Stout, ono of
the parties confined at Camp Doug.
las, under an indictment for murder,
with Mayor Wells and others, has
made application to the Supreme
Court of the United States for release,
on writ OF habeas corpus.
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Chicago MARKET,

Chicago, Nov. Is.
riLoun-Qaie. and unchanged.
WHEAT-At 81 81 for No 3.
Corn-Q iiet, No. 2 at 4sa4sac.
Oats-Flrm, $40 cash.
Rye--Qulet at 60a6lc.
Barley-Dull at 54a55sc.
Provisions-Flrm.
Pork-Steady; 1878 Dec.
Lard--Steady at SIC.
Whiskey-Heavy; at $50.
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The penalty in this State for will.
July or carelessly setting fire to prairie
or timber, by which property is DIES
troyed, Is a fine not exceeding $500,
ana imprisonment not more than a
year, or both. For allowing prairie
hre to escape control, between Seq
TENDER ] and May i, is a misde.
meanor, the offender being subject to
sloo fine and thirty days imprison-
ment.
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 13.
Flour--Firm; extra $5.4Oa5. so.
Wheat-Nominal No 2 red s15O.
Corn--Mixed 42c.
Oats-Dull; 343.
Rye-No Q at 68a70c.
STRAIGHTFORWARD. 75a8Oc
Whisky-Steady; at $50.
P'rk-Firm; at $14.OO.
Hacon-Shoulders 73a7ac.
Lard-Quiet; / 9ic.
Provision Firm.
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An editor of Chicago paper has
received several poetical illusions,
suggested by the late disaster; but
declines them all, on the ground that
1t is wastefnl to print anything
which requires every time to com.
mence with capital, when capital
is rs scarce as it now is in Chicago.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-16

Mary Z. Spencer who engrossed
the laws and the affection of numer.
ous members Of our Legislature last
winter, Is again candidate Tor the
position.
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Wood, Of the Winnesheik Demo.
crtf, advertises as follows: "The
weather is winterish, and wood will
90 taken on subscription; likewise
anything that will do to raise a title
Wood with"
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The Ottumwa Courier is mistaken
when it says that the Democratic
party 10 led by the Tsmmany
thieves.-Burlisgtoa Gazette.
Then the Democratic party leads
the Tammany thieves, according to
the logic Of the Gazette. Have it az
you like, either way suits us.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-16

Raleigh dispatches says that the
late raid of troops into the town OF
Shelby at night, caused stampede
of the Inhabitants in their night
clothes, but no arrests of Ku Klux
were made.
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4 Chapter Of 8orroEs.--TWe meu
Murdered --0 Suicide ola Woman,

The vicinity OF Marshfield, in
Webster county, Mo-, was on Satur-
day last, the scene Of double muir.
der and suicide. The following facts
are CLEANED from an extra edition Of
the Citizen:
A man named Denny received q
load Of lumber at McY ane's mills, to
be delivered to w. @. Davenport, an
OK sheriff, at Marphfeld. About
fifteen miles from the mills his wag-
on broke down and he is said TO
have left instructions that any one
could take the lumber for ten dollars.
George c. Chamberlain. of Tamey
county, took the load, bnt after haul
ing it about fifteen miles, his wagon
also broke down. he then proceed
ed to the house of his son-in-law, of
Marshfield, for another wagon. On
reaching the broken wagon again
with his son-in law, George w. Fran
CHS, he was met by Davenport and
Jacob and Matt Huffman, who or
dered the couple TO halt aud surren-
der, which they did. Davenport and
one of the Huffman brothers then
fred on Chamberlain, killing him
instantly, Francis endeavored to
escape, but was also shot dead with.
IN ten steps of Chamberlain, not less
than twenty shot entering his head,
A shooting match was in progress
near the spot, and on hearing the
reports of the murdercr's guns, q
dozen men hurried to the scene and
were coolly told to "bary the
thieves and when you come down to
Douglas county and kill any, we
will return the compliment" after
which the criminals rode leisurely
away. Davenport subsequently, deli
vored himself up, but at the latest
report had the liberty of the town.
A small number of citizens of Marsh.
field have gone to Douglas county
to arrest the Huffmans. The coro-
nor's jury found that Chamberlain
and Francis came to their death BY
wounds received at the hands Of
Davenport and Jacob or Matt Huff
man.
The murdered men were repre-
sented as good and worthy citizens,
esteemed for peacefnlness and homes
ty.
THE SUICIDE.
The gloom wac deepened on Satur-
day evening by the tidings of the
suicide of Mrs. Morris, wife OF James
Morris, one of the prominent citizens
of Marshfield. Ill health had shat.
tered the reason of the poor woman,
and in moment OF extreme depres..
siop she repaired to stable and
hung herself.
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The Ceaterville Clipper says its ex
penses for 4 months was $3.50, re.
eelpts 5000 and announces that il
is "the last round without more
money"
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Clinton, according to the Age has
a big sensation. Two mon were
almost shot," in a dark alley by a
night-watchman, and the Waterman
had the rear end Of his unmention.
abies seriously wounded" in climb.
ing q fence.
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II Is no doubt true that by his
[Harlan'sl opponents refusing TO 30
into caucus, and coalescing with the
democrats In the Legislature, some
other man than Mr.. Harlan might
be elected, but the bare suggestion of
such course only proves the weak.
ness OF his opposcrs, and dc,ermin.
alton TO thwart the known will Of the
people, Ottam,ca Courier.
This is made in reference to The
suggestion that to break up the eau.
Gus system in Iowa, is TO give
democrats a say in the senatorial
election. And everyone knows that
il such should be the case, Harlan
is out Of the question. No democrat
would vote for him, while we believe
every democrat in the legislature
would vote for Grimes, and forty.six
republicans uniting with them would
secure his return to that body, of
which he was an honorable member.
We believe such result could be
attained, if proper effort were
made aad no man at this particular
juncture could be selected who
would better represent the views OF
majority Of the people Of the
state than Gov. Grimes Burliaotoa
G0-etfe. tM
We respect Gov. Grimes, as much
rs any other man in Iowa, and
fought in the Republican ranks with
him at . time when it tried mems
s0ufs to be a Republican but we
cannot believe tor q moment that he
would countcnance such project,
or that he would desire u return to
the Senate at the hands of the Demo.
eracy or recreant Republicans.
Whether there are any grounds
Tor fears as to a combination beino
made, between the Democratic
members and Republican members
OF the Legislature, We arc no. pre-.
pared to say. ,.,5
But we do say that any Republi.
can member of the Legislature who
would 50 far forget his duty 10 his
party and his country as to coalesce
with Democracy, for any purpose,
ought to be forever politically
damned,-and will be.
From . recent table prepared by
the Republic Insurance Company OF
Chicago, it is shown that $780,, 200 OF
the stock was held in Iowa, and q,
that amount SGT 900 is held in OF.
tumwa. The company proposes to
pay 20 per cent. cash, and the re-
naming IS per cent. in 1, s and u
months. This necesitates the paving
ofSO per cent now unpaid in stock
and would require the payment o,
S2O,2oO by the Ottumwa stockhold
ers.
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Alter ionr weeks suspension in
consequence Of the fire, the Interior.
has again made its appearance on
our table. This paper is peculiarly
the organ OF the Presby terrain church
ofthe great Northwest, and deserves
and ought to have full support.
Now is q good time to subscribe
Terms $3.50. . copies for SO, in sd.
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Assignee Notice,

Assignee Notice.
In the District Court of the United States for
ths Distrlc OF Iowa,
In the matter of
bailey ~ Y, 4 Boyer, In bankruptcy.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Apo ntment as Assignee of Dailey & Boyer,
who have been adtudged Bankrupts by n de-
itors. - -. '''''. .''u
1871. ERsNE cIIyNei'
nSO-wSt. Assignee OF Daley q Boyer.
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We want the Ottumwa Courier to
understand it must not hold us re.
sponsible for some of the rash say.
ings OF Brick Pomeroy and like pa
pers.-Buriiagtoa Gazette.
No Mr.. Gazette we wont. Well
never accuse you OF saying anything
that there is any particular truth,
point, or pith in.
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Chicago iost 10 the great hre one
hundred and twenty-five miles OF
sidewalk valued at one million ofdol.
lars.
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Chicago Responds to Ireland's Sympa
thv,

thy.
The Dublin Nation of October Dist
Gays
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin having,
on Monday, telegraphed to the May.
or Of Chicago, announcing the re.
mittance on that day Of 1900, as
the first ius,alment Of the City of
Dublin Relief Fund, the following
reply was received on Tuesday per
Atlantic Cable -
"The Mayor Ct Chicagoio the Lord May.
or OF DubiiG-' hicsso asks heavens
richest blessings on the Lord Mayor nnd
citizens of Dublin"
On Tuesday morning, the Mayor
OF Cork received an answer TO his
telegram, authorizing the Mayor of
Chicaso TO draw upon him for $500.
on account OF the Cork subscription
tor the rsIiet oi the afflicted city.
Tbs Mayor ofChjcsgo simply says
God bless ypnr great hearts. The
simple iervOr OF these words shove
how welcome has been the prompt
tender Of sympathy and succor.
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The CentervilIe Citizen saws

=. g. Berger, Of the Abba Shirt
WI be . candidate for Seryean tat
Arms Of tho next State Senate. Mr.
Berger is fine young man ape
would no doubt make a good officer
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Woodruff l. Clatiin have oct a nav

"oouHuII q ClanIh nave got new
head put on" their paper. 1t rop-
resents the Capitol at Washington.
where 10. A. c. CIafin expects to
crate in pettlcoats some day. The
head is the only good thing about
the paper.
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Chicago Live Stock n4.rl.t
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.

CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
catt!e- Market inactive.
hogs-- Receipts, market active !;
sales sales range s3.soaI.l5 for good for
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-16

sometimes held by large number Of
people, some having two and a few
more shares each,
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AGENTS WANTED THE GREAT
DISSOLUTION Of INSURANCE. FIRM

The Insurance firm of Mitchell = Briscoe is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, w, j.
Mitchell retaining the Insuran nee business OF
said firm and o. b iscoe retaining the teal
Estate business, this Oct. LIST, 1871.
w. j. MITCHELL,
j. o. BRISCOE.
Oct. 25-dlw-w2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-19
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A preparation Of roots and herbs warranted 10
be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any one.
II has been used by hundreds, and known inr
The last 30 wears as one of the most reliable, ct,
fcarious and harmless preparations ever offered
TO the suffering. Ittaken regularly ana per5is-
trWly, It is sure To cure