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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27

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Gintritt In Die Mtlit6r>& tapeu,te IN @ef
point in, Stunt 1872 1T fdr ben 3weiten
Minneiota @onersb.D tfritt cine @tele
often.
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aus ben 6erren g. 9. MeMafers, &C.
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mel&er baS bette Grau1en beitebt.
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(duftli@ an &ep. 60. Me0iafere, 81.
paul, &penben. 49,, ~,
- DaS Stanley County @efdnsntb
birst sesenmdrti9 80 @efansene.
- un@ere Gr,S taatS Setretdre I9ei>
men lei ber jsbieen COMMUNICATION in be-
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ter murbe Dor etnisen Ga9en gum COM
mii1dr oeS YenfonS 8ureauS in @a>
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bier stneetrcf en uue I'm sM,tropp!itan
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27
0trfeAelte Mn4ebpte.

Office ~ Gttf GenmtHa.tats fir p~sps%aut,
Department Ron GatSta,

NyVSS e9 optI NV0WvW0OotH vS yIppt6uk ]
Department Ron Gafsta,
g. 9auL Mtnn., 29. R6r3 1871.
C3erftAeIte 4aAebo'e In Duplttate we.b<n In bteft,u
~ Duse1u anA<nsnaunsn rerbeH bio II utr Born, ttaas
6AnAeS, IN ~. NytI 1871 um flu beS .. st. Yrsstant
Deyestsa mt Ha4teIsente arttiel Ia btsfer etabt mao BEN
Dps b. St. San! une pAstNt Gtfenbabnl u !tsfern ndm4i& :
SRtN bitter Qualttat, biz 3dltte tn outen aarten 8dhern,
~(lospslte) ~ Il 100 pfunb..
5000 Pf1x> primo Ntp &aFee In bpySeltea 6ddfn.
ESQ pfanb primo &te &afee, sfbrannt. tn berpslxaS ddta.
go ptan> cut ausaspdblter 1bte tn Original padetea, balt
grin uas belb f4pa13. =,
14|oto Sfaat C" Budt [welasr BEN etuart &C" sle&'
iSrnnO In 8dsern
ITO 0alsam In taltsn BdHsra) reinen Dbfstss GlRs. rel-
Der fret psn aim frenben Sdu.en Ia pter anberen (ddb.
It6tn eubRar gen BON eltt mo eieer Starte; unb nell
dr. IS Gram tpnlentrirte fpblsRf au.e' Yptatte 3ur Nuf.
lSfuHs ttaer unse alifaaittt unlauet. Dice ettnbe mi.
kn ua fem, NIT spQeu &eifsu, on ieptm Gnee tin etfer.
nr unb Brssn uub bic siterasn Reifex anssR.i&eu unb
tas 6punblD& NIT Hleh uerfdluGen.
10000 Yfnrt cute, torte Seife In farten Sife1.
1900 Dumb eutss, fstnss Sa!3. tie 5dlfe In 8uttn aurttn
86Eern, BE anbere In SGden.
40 pfant rentn a~eaueenen S1war3en p,efer In EN- Siertel
9funS Yadeten, In &tfen jeee au Is Plumb serpadt.
Obi9e Waaren nhRen BON br befen Aualitat tdn unb far
AtlieTerunA sr teua 20. N9at 1871 be.eit fein.
aDirflt1s cara In aa.n 8daen selaust uub r!rb fur Ser
>stsns ntdts ~veB"ttst:
prutea spx alien Nrtftln s'rlaHet.
tepsRsIi3 utinsa As,sieen fir aerra,te ~betssfast Rnb.
g. s.. @tlInau,
garatn, 8. g. Bpt. ct. g>t., u. g. u.
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VtDdtte ftt VsdSt OeamteH'
Der Stactratb frirte oie@ebalte ieiner
Beamten In fol9snpeywei}e

5afenmeiRer 5 prosent an@ousttionen.
Die poli3etmannl9aft wurce ouf 10
Mann erb6bt.
Cine Mn3abl petitioner fit gerbe0e<
runs Don troben puroe per9lbl@dBunss
@ommt0dre tbertptefen.
@taptratb Marfelo beantraat bic 5a>
fen1eusr fir Dampfbcote uno 8ar9e6
auf bret Gents per Gunne ju rebuairen.
Der Antra9 tpurbs Al, cine Spe3tal@omz
mittee befebenp aus ben 6erren Gaplor,
&rieaer, presley unb pydfoent Marfelo
%dber>pielen.
Die Mblddbunes @ommi1ion wiro
inRruirt, In Der nd6fen Sibun9 rem
@taptratb eineu plan fir @racirun8 Der
7ten @tra6e 3mii9en &tttion Strabe unb
Ter pacife Gi1enbabn, uno 3wii@sn Der
pacifc unb Superior 8obn, um betpe
8abnen unp YbalouS Greet 3u lber>
brlden, por3uleeen ; ferner bteit @trube
swilden Dayton uno Golumbus Mpenue
auf Daptons 8luf gu Sraoiren.
YIN Nntrd9 perm D.. y. Qo1ne ole
@stllfs Mnpalt on;u(ellen UNI oieStoet
in cemNalb YroSeb III pertbeiotsen wurce
Ger COMMITTEE fit Mittel unpWese aber>
,pis|en.
Cine Wnsabl petitieuen puroen ein>
serei9t. g.
Sober Der Beuer Gcmpasnien mureen
300 fit 8efreitune pcn Netenaussa<
ben bepiQtgt., g..
Der 6tart @lert muroe beauftraet
@runoeiaentblmer an Der unteren item;
@traee 3u beno6ridtieen pab in Der
nd&aen @ibuns am nd@fen Dienitaee
Bel9llee lber @raotrune eieie5 1beiles
iener StraBe aur Beratbuns 9elansens
Yp1rofn. a1 - VI. .
@ertaeun0 Bis na@RenD ienfasNteno
z llbr. 94ee4
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NerfpnaIs9teuern.

Tolsenbe 2iRe entbdlt bic Name1 fol-
der perionen, Girmen unb @orppratto>
men In Der Stabt 81. paul melde I'm
uereansenen Sabre 800 unb barber
Y~er1pnal Steuern be3ablten.
@runbeisentbum Garen flno IN bieler
TabeIe ni@t ein9el@lp0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27

Der &ommittee fir Sfentliae 8auten
itermtclen.
prdFeent marfelo eraannte bierauf
fol9enpe
Ztebenoe Committed.
Mitttl unb @eee- @iQtua,
Murray unp Taylor.
6prberun9en unb &e@nun>
en- Sobnion> preSleN Gi{bsr, Mur
ray urb Breuer.
unter lbun9- @obN 2aYlor
unb Cummings.
2anpune Giiber, Gummines
uno Yre6leY.
@e1unbbttt- @teele, @iQtus>
Grace.
6euer>D epartement-8 reue.,
preSley unb Sbearan.
Srbinanten-G aYlor, @iutus.
&rieeer.
Murtt- @umminsS> Sobn1oa uno
Gilber.
Seffentl. @ebaube-8 reusr,
Taylpr Grace.
Iaren-M urray, &rie9er 6ifber,
Grace unb Sobn1on.
preSleN Nurray,
Steele.
2{3en1en- @bearan, Giiber 9of>
mann.
@sfdnsntb- @Dba, @umminss>
&tieser.
@aS-9 ofmann, Breuer> MurraY,
Eaylor uno &rie9er.
5traBen-@ Grace, Jobnl on 9oH>
mann, Steele uno @ummtnAs.
Mrbeit8bau6- &rte9er Sbeaz
ran, Breuer Gppp une Gti6er.
@e{untbeit6> Steele,
Murran Grace. @pbY uno @tuiu6.
8rie<
aer, Grace Sobnion, Bl|ber uno Sbea>
ran.
@a11erlettun9- MurraY :
Breaer, &rteesr; Biiber unb Goey.
@a11erableitun9- Sobn1on,
Grace, Yre6ly, @bearaa uno 5of>
mann.
@sbaIte ser G.ast 3 8eamten.
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0rieHtde.

2iRe beutf&er 8reft, BE bis gum Is. Iprl b.
5. ni@t absebplt Hprben fnb:
Damen- Brtefe.
Bebrenbrinfer JrenIna Rrptlrm Charlotte
3empi9 Marearetb NoeOtaa Maria
rein3 0el.na Yreine ellie
Rasltr Ssanetta Nosba9, &lit1rtna
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e. 2ofaI Nsti3tn Is GentS per
fit ieoe Snferttstt. "

Ne Bir betpeiitn anf bic 3ei>
tunQSeeieke ber Ser. Staatex 1T Der
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Mpt& f4r Deutl@e

Sufe$b GtarI, Der am Is. Mpril 1868 spn Ct.
feiae 5etmatt sefdrtebsn rat, wttb btermtt spu tetaem
eatssnntsrs.t4nstsn Batter srin@t, s%su(tlbta fstnen
Asrtfe 9. E. Daube n. g.. tn NdruberG 81.
sie.et& Bastrn IN f4rtibea, sber fails It seaprbeu.
Niet uaaa feline ~etpateen greunee unb 8e'annte. pt1ae
etpAS RdbereS iter tbu wifeu, btefeS inter pstaer Ab.
Arefe eeF. einaaf@tden, bamit ietne nm ttu beldumer.
TIN GltsIx xt&t Dor 0sau, ferbeu mhatn:
3. IT. etarI. =,
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Das 1riefperte mad Deutf9lanb opm I. e.
eember an it:
l1eber Bremen uesr5amburs 7 Gts., 3tttuneen
8 @tS.
l1eber England 10 Gts, 3eitunssn 4 Gts.
N@ 8eim Nbbulen ber Briefe bemsrfe mon
ausbridli9 advertised" unb ben Datum BET
2i(e.
8. ". @btelpf, VpEueiaer.
s. =. 2eitntr. beutl&tr &lerf.
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81 ma4e tomtt nrenen 9rsunten unb BEN stetrtenpub.
Illlna BIZ &n3dee. ta6 Id mtxe Office unb Gabrit RON ct.
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ri ia xnss aue DeRelnnsen fir Grn tttsa gppber unb
8sns q. Ga,ile Qtntm eut srOxpt An bhuraen. SD bite aue
ndne 1unbea tbrs 0saeuunesn spn isSt an nab Stturater
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HsrAs1, DpsfaIe ane &eai, Aesntea n ct. paul ~ men.
Or. q. Steljer,
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9b4raier Riun
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Brenis " MaQen &usuR
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9ileer Spbn @eber &arl
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3eu1aun Spbn @plf Sebann
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
NEW FIVE PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES.

The Treasury Departments now prepared to prom
Use that the registered Certificates OF Stock, and
good part of the Coupon Bonds OF the new Loan of
the United States bearing Five per cent. Interest
payable quarterly in Gcli win be ready for delivery
early in the present month The to the
loan now amount to s62,oOO,OOO and it is expected
that the subscriptions and the Gales will progress
more rapidly when the certificate and bonds ready
for marke abroad as well as at home. The whole
of Five per Gents offered to the public generally
and to the holders of United States $50 Bonds, with
out qualification, lis s20O,ooO,OOO When the amount,
to which preference is thus given is taken up, the
remainder Of the Five per Cents, $500 900 900, en-
braced in the New LoanOf July a. 1870 for refunding
the Public Debt, will be offered in connection with
$500 O000 900 Four and one-half per Cents, and any
part of $780, 100000 of Four per Cents, thu run
ming fifteen years and the other thirty years.
The following is copy of the New Five per Cent.
Bond, under and pursuant to the New Loan Act of
Congress:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
WEATHER REPORTS.
by Eat Contributor.

The following take offs on the barom-
etrical reports that are daily sent over the
telegraph wires contain considerable
'nub,' and are about as near correct as
some that omnnate from headquarters:
We have lost confidence in the Chief
Signal Officer of the War Department at
Washington, and bis weather report
One day he said the weather would be
clear; we loaned our umbrellas, aud it
rained like blazes.
So we established a signal officer of
our own in Washington. The following,
which is bis first report, is eminently sat
isfactory:
Washington, April 90, IL 80 p. M
Synopsis 70. the past twenty four hours:
The barometer got very low on the Pa
cific coast. 1t got so low it went around
among the saloons playing whisky poker.
At some Rocky Mountain station il fell
more than five hundred feet.
A heavy snow is reported in Wyoming
Territory. Some Of it weighs more than
twenty ounces to the pound. The bar
ometer has risen throughout the Missis-
sippi Valley. 1t rose at five o'clock,
washed and shaved, aud put on q clean
shirt.
The clouds that threatened the weather
in Eastern Patagonia are dissipsted. -
Efforts are being made to induce the
clouds to sign the pledge and quit their
dissipated habits, but without avail.
The barometer is stationary on the
sea board, evidently satisfied with the
board. On the upper lakes it has risen
to about fifty cents on the dollar.
1t is threatening weather 10 Georgia
and Tennessee. If it don't stop threat
enlng weather, Congress will interfere
under the provisions of the Ku Klux bill,
weather or no.
Atmosphere Of Washington much i'm
proved since Congress adjourned.
Light rains are beginning 10 prevail in
Pennsylvania. They are a great i'm
ptovement on the heavy reins that have
heretofore accompanied the ole fashioned
Dutch harness in that state.
The barometer is stationary in Texas
That is about all the stationery they have
in that benighted state.
There is small area of increased pres.
sure on the lovely lakes. j. N agrees
TO assume the pressure himself.
The highest barometer now extends
from Georgia to Connecticut. 1t is some
II feet high.
There is fall Of rain in Colorado. 1t
is expected to 60 down TO par in few
days.
Probabilities.-It is probable that the
barometer will continue to fall lover on
its nose) 50 long as it keeps high as it
now is Fresh winds may be expected
to prevail on the lakes, but the winds on
the ocean will continue to be salt as here.
tofore. The pressure will slowly dimin
ISL in the North, but it is likely TO be in
creased in tue Southern states. On the
Atlantic coast Of the Northern lakes, look
out for clear, squslly, pleasant, stormy,
sunshiny weather.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31

Vinegar Bifters are not vile Fancy Drink,
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors, doctored spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste called Tonics Appetzers"
"Restorers, &c, that lead the tippler to drunken
and ruin, but true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots and Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic SfimuIanfs. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and Invigorator
Of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition No person
can take these Btters according TO directions and
main long unweIl, provided their bones are not des.
troyed by mineral poison other MEANS and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They nFe n Gentle PHrRative as well as n
Tonic possessing ALSO the peculiar merit ofacting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Indalnma-
tion Of the Liver. and all the visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old married single, at the dawn Of woman
hood at the turn Of life these Tonic Btters have
equal.
For InfaInmatory or Chronic Rheumatism
and G0ut. Dyspep sia or Indigestion, Bill
iOus, Remittent and intermittent Feverss
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
Such Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement of the
Digestive Organs
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tghtness OF the
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach Bad
Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paipitaon OF tho
Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms
are the ofTsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequallei
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of ell impurities, and i'm
parting new life and yigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
Salt Rheum, Blotches Spots. Pimples Pustules Boils
Carbuncles, Ring-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Eyes,
Ersipelas Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations OF the SKIN,
Humors and Diseases Of the Skin, of whatever name
nature, literally dug up and carried out Of the
system in short time by the of these Btters One
bottle in such viii convince the most increduous
of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever md It's I'M
purities bursting through the skin in
Sores cleanse it when find II obstrueted ana
E1nggisE in the veins: cleanse Il when II IS iO9 ana
feelings viii tell when Keep the Dlood pure
asd the health Of the system Will f0lloW-
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking IN
the system OF many thousands are eiIectuay des-
troyed and removed For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed in four
lansuazes-Englsh, German French and Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r. f. MCDONALD & CO.
Druggists and Gen Agents fan Francisco. Cal, and
% and 81 Commerce Street, New YORK.
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
JEFF. Davis Revisits Has Old Plan
1atiOn.

4 gentleman who lately accompanied
jeff Davis at his old plantation, near
Memphis, gives shis account of the visit
and the obsequious conduct of the pres
ent black owner: ave left Memphis at
night on the X. l. Lee, one of our fin
est steamers, and landed on the Hurri.
cane plantation about daylight the next
morning. This plantation. and another
known as BIaiIfield, were occupied before
the war by Joseph e. Davis aud his
brother. President Davis. They were
sold by Mr.. Joseph E. Davis, who own
cd them both, to bis favorite freed
man. Ben Montgomery. for 100000,
payable at the end of ten years LIST of
January, 1870, interest at six per cent.
payable annually. Ben, who is very
black, but thoroughly educated before
the war, met us and gave US breakfast
waiting on the table himself, but not of
tering to take a scat. After breakfast
we had carriage, and rode over the
magnificent estate, of the extent Of which
you can form some idea when | tell you
that Ben Montgomery made last year,
$500 bales of cotton aud large guam
tty Of corn. We dined at BIairfield, the
former residence Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
and now occupied as a residence by the
aforesaid Ben; and you will not be sur
prised TO learn that the former slaves Of
Mr.. Davis greeted him with all the
warmth of affection they are capable of
expressing. Mr. Davis met them cordial
ly and encouraged them by many kind
words. After dinner, at which our
wealthy host again waited on US in ex
cellent style, We passed on to very
large and valuable plantation which had
been purchased BY Ben Montgomery,
and added to the Davis estate. and which
will add to his crop this year probably
1000 bales more, making 800 in all,
if it is a good crop year"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
FACETiE.

The woman's club-the broomstick.
A Minister of the Exterior-the tailor.
A settled thing-a cup of good cof.
fee.
A secret warranted TO keep in any
climate-s woman's age.
The best band 10 accompany a lady
vocslist-a husband.
1.-TWO sisters want washing" We
fear that millions of brothers are in the
same predicament.
How to fud steady Complementary
to State prison.
a man whom VIC can put up with
good hotel keeper.
Capital Misunderstanding kissed to
death by pretty girl.
What is that which. when brought to
the table, is cut but never p
A pack Of cards.
Babies are called well springs Of pleas.
ure, but they make quite as heavy drafts
OH patleuCc US Oh poHlIl.
astonishing cure for consumption"
as tho oil lady said when she sprinkled
snuff on the victaals of her boarders,
A woman's rights paper is about to
be established in Paris. The men hay-
ing failed to maintain order there, the
women will now try it.
A man doing business without advar
Using is like pig under basket; no
one will know he is there unless be
squesls.
Mr.. Leach, Of Iowa, would hang
around the parlor every time bis wife
had gentleman caller. She couldn't
stand it, and has run away.
An exchange remarks that many a
child sings II want to be an angel"
who would be more satisfactory if he
wanted TO be good boy.
A girl who refused farmers hand,
gave as reason that she was not fitted
for husbandry. Perhaps she feared that
he would harrow up her feelings.
WHY will next year be like the last ?
Because last year was eighteen hundred
and seventy, and next year will be eight
cen hundred and seventy two.
A wag on seeing an old gobbler try
ing to swallow cotton string, fscetious-
" remarked. THAT was the last attempt
to introduce cotton into Turkey"
"Tbat's very Singular" said Young
lady TO a gentleman who had kissed her.
"Oh, we'll, my dear Miss" was the reply,
Il will make it plural!" and he VIII
lain did.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31

Bows USING TOBACCO. A strong and
sensible writer says good sharp thing.
and true one, too, for boys who use
tobacco: at has utterly spoiled and ut
terly ruined thousands of boys. 1t tends
to the softening aud weakening Of the
bones, and it greatly Injuries the brain,
the spinal marrow. aud the whole ner-
vous fluid. A boy who smokes early
and frequently, or in any way uses large
quantities of tobacco, is never known to
make a man of much energy, ard gen.
orally lacks muscular aud physical as well
meutaFpower. We would particularly
warn boys, who want to be anything in
the world, to shun tobacco as most
banefu poison.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
.sssc .6drerifsemenfs.
CheapFa Free Travel
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, AND Pa
CfFlC RAILROAD COMPANY.
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LAMBS.

dred acres Of the finest agricultural lands in the
West: The Company sells only to actual settlers,
and the prices are exceedingly reasonable ranging
from - to SO per acrethe average being about So
The greater part of these lands situated along
the line OF its railroad between the cities OF Des
Mones and Council Bluffs, and in the most access
sible and fertile region in the State.
sales made for cash credit long enough TO en-
able any industrious TO pay for the land out of
its crops
These lands are held uuder title direct from the
General Government, and not mortgaged or en-
numbered IN any way. Full warranty deeds given to
purchasers
For maps, pamphlets, or any other information re-
speeting them, address EBENEZER COOK, Land
Commissioner, Davenport, Iowa.
Exploring Tickets sold at the companys ticket
office at Chicago and III other principal stations
its line, and if the purchaser buys land the amount
paid for the ticket is applied the purchase money
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31

"You say" said judge to witness,
"that the plaintiff resorted to al ingen
ious use of circumstantial evidence; state
just exactly what you meant by that"
"Well," said the witness, "my exact
meaning is that he led"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31

Whisky is your greatest enemy
't8ut, "said Mr.. Jones. 'don't the bible
say love your enemies?' sob, yes.
Jones. but it don't say we are TO swal-
low them"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
PORN OF 6 PER CENT. BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUN OF
lollars
UNITED STAT

THIS BOND is issued IN accordance with the provis
ions OF Act of Congress, EMIT led An Act to au-
thorze the refunding of the National Debt" approx
ed July IA 1870 amended by an act approved Janu-
ary 20 1871 and is redeemable at the pleasure of the
United States after the first day of May ISL, in coin
Of the standard value Of the United States said
July Ii, 1870, with interest in such coin, from the
dav of the date hereof at the rate of FIVE CENT
UN per annum, payable quarterly the first day Of
February; way, August and November, in each year.
The principal and interts st exempt from the pay
ment Of ali taxes duties of the United States, as
well from taxation in any form, by under stat
municipal or local authority.
Washington. ...................19..".
Entered. Recorded ..............
q
Register of the Treasury.
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