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WASHINGTON HOTELS

HOWARD HOUSE,
II Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
If you wish frst-class TABLE BOARD, three
meals a day, go to this house Recently n a
reopened and reftted in first class style. yE:AY
Table Board, $40 per month. ls:W
jyl2-lm HOWARD Il IRELAND, Proprfetors.
~ O. WILLARD,
EBBITT HOUSE,
aps WASHINGTON, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-10

NIDsHIPMES Pennington, Ward, Galloway,
Elliott, McCrea, Wilson, Burnett, Irwin, Plum
kett, Foster, Lefavor, Mcintosh, and Nabor
have been ordered - the California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-10

A. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
1O1l PENNsY MIA AvENUE.
Between 10Th and 18th streets,
yT-u Three doors from nth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-10

GEN. SPINNER.-Col. Frank Jones, of the
Treasurer's Office, to-day received a letter from
one of Gen. Spinner's party, dated at Wies-
baden, Germany, July Path, which stated that
everybody was well, and that the party would
probably leave Liverpool for home before the Sd
of Septemher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-10
Fatal Accident

foUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. l0.-Dr. Richard A
Narrick, for forty yearS physician iu this cit,-
IVES found dead in bed this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-10

Te!eSrdpled EsclEsirely 10 The EreRipg Star.
The War Damage Question I'm Franc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
Bold Attempt at L neend iarism.

On Sunday night, or early Monday
morning, 81 attempt was made TO burn
the Union School House. Ii was first
discovered on entering the building on
Monday morning. Fire hsi been set
near the middle door OF the main apart
mept on the first floor, Of shaviogs from
q wood closet in another part OF the
building, and oil from lamps that were
in the second floor. The lamps were
afrerwsrd. thrown ont OF the back
door The broons were also crossed
over the shavings, and the door opened
half wav. The fire burned nearly three
feet SQUARE through the floor, and run
between The heavy joists 10 the OUTSIDE
wall OF the bald, pg, burning through
the f,o- wherever 8 pitch knot would
burn. blackeaipg the walls and burning
The door. Three windows in different
na-ts Of the building, were found open
and one door uo,astenei II was sup
nosed entrance was msde 81 one OF the
windows. The place selected and the
msterisl used. showed q bold attemp '
to com p'erelv destroy the bul!d'ns'-
Er1r,zhd Only.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
os0rs IAea q civil Rer.r..


when General Grant came into DOW.
sr Mr.. Samuel J. Holley was appointed
olleetor q casson. for the port Of Bat
so. His son was soon unprecedented
for smuggling. and is now serving on,
term In prison Tor the otiense. Mr.
hoiley Was removed, and has been late
~ TIED for dividing illegally Obtained
money with subordinate, and just
escaped the State prison. At his re-
rnoTal Mr.. Rodney ". Daniels vas
aPpointed to fill bis place Mr.. d.
entered public life asa regmental sut.
ier whenthe bounty bush ess became
profitable heresigned his su,ier<hip and
supplied negro and other substitutes for
the army. He was also q contractor for
furnishing horses At the the close OF
the war be started in business in But
tato. keeping 3 ivery stable and q bill.
lard room With bar attached, while
up sts,ss in the baiIding was q gam
bling he'll. $500
10 the astonishment of everybody.
and the disgust and Indignation of ali
decent people, this man was appointed
collector. Bushels OF renonstrances
were sent 10 Washington, while many
persons personally visited the President,
requesting his removal Besides, a
uovernnent detective soon caught him
using Government funds. This was
supposed TO be sufficient 10 e1pel him,
when even james Buchanan perempto-
riiy cui OF the head OF an official in
Buffalo tor a ike offense. But no;
Mr.. Griunell for no sin was expellei.
and M. Daniels, committing q legs!
crime, Is retained. Senator Cooking
Is PROBABLY responsible !or his retention.
" Y T-ijstnc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
and West Virginia Kali
ra>d-Ih- Survey Progressing.

The Chief engineer OF the Cnion'oN
and IVES, Virginia railroad Was IN TINS
Mace On SATURDAY. The survey had
then proceeded on up 10 s nile ms
side Of Cheat river. 1t uss reported
several days ago, that the route dosn
Rnb'e's run had been found impfscu,
cabJe and hsd been deserted; eut the
snyipeer settles that story BY assuring
naT1;es here that such IL not toe case.
pn the contrary, 8 good location oy fh2'
,orts had been found.
FiAy-three feet to the mlle Is lne
maximum grade allowed sod The epn.e
-ouie so far hiss been got over WHOM
sxceejing that grade lis no" oeson1
Sonbt that the road is prscncsoie spu
ersry dav adds. to the certainty o. 'As
earlv constructing OF grest 'nro t q =
-,ilxsy. passing this wsy, tha' wiz *
The princ; pal channel OF trade ana t5Ase.
hsrrsen our eastern ssatosrd snd .ns
south and West-AoryaHaO7n c'H''H
rinI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
New YORK Market.
NV Yokk. Qtcemhs!

New YoRK, Dscenbe. !.
FLQCR-Tbe market Is dull ana
vi hout decided change at - .
G.6 W fC superane >ta:e, - -
Ga6 - io- extra STATE. = 30
as g. fu choice STATE; 3 % ror
.uye-iue western: s. 25G6 81 fl:
common Q medium extr. Er-ia'n.
S. $50. o. Tor choice do. s OJg-. >
for commor 10 choice white w4rai
western ex'n; s. 10 at TO tor common
to gooi Shipping brands extra round
hoop OniG Il 6j(a1 ~ Tor lra:e bran =.
IS 6Va1 ~ !or common TO rai- extra
i. Louis, ali s. 50G9 - for goo! 10
choice DO. Southern -four quiet and ~
changed ATS 0QG7 90 tor common
to fair extra and 8 3OG9 90 for good 10
choice do. Rive -four Is steady al
81 53ldj -. Corn meal i QGieL
GRAlN-Ebeat make; d-nsr 81
81 25Gl 81 or No. > spring; s 6ta-
81 ior winle red western: 81 6GGl s.
for an Der 30 Rye armer western 81
90c. Barleyauiet aud frner. Bar.ey
malt quiet, corn, shade h-mer at -
GySl Tor veserD mixed O4ls are g
shade frmer 81 54G,5jc for western
and Ohio.
PROVISINS-Pork, the market
is frme-, at IS 25Gl3 s. FOR mess,
$40 80 for prime, and 81 o. for prime
mess. Beet quiet at 3 uOl@
II % Tor plsiI mess an3 ST 0o9l4 ~
70, extra do. Bet hams stesdy at SIC %
6,24 %. Tiere beet dill at s.. %
Tor prime ness and Sl9 OJG.
- % Tor Ind; Cut meats quiet ST
9;Gllc tor ans, and 5.ta6!c to-
shou ders; midles are quiet Lard
is steady ST 99lsc for No TO prime
steam. and 93c " kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is dull ST l2 use for
western. aud 2h33c ior STATE.
CHEESE-Ell ST ll9lfc :o-
common to prina-
COTTON-Or spot d.! ard with
out deciied cha1e in prices at Sc tor
low middllng, sd l9c 70. middllng up
lands
PETROLECNQliet a0d W.
changed 8, l29 BE io- crude
TALLOW-S;zdy st9! G9ac s;sa-
rine dull al 9!tF3c.
WHISkY-Qiet al CSC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
NEW YoEK, December

NEW YoEK, December I.
MONEY-Wss dull; the stock bro
kers' rate this afternoon was per cent
currency 10 gold interest for call loans.
The discount market was dull and pa
pers are quoted at 5 to - per cent
FOREIGN EYCHANGE-Market
was dull to the close Of the day q, los
@l09s for PRIME bankers sixty days
sterling.
GOLD-The market was intensely
dull this Afternoon, with the lates;
transactions at lll3.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was steady to the close with g iair de-
nsnd at ll39ll3t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
Cincinnati Hnrkei

CINCINNATI, Deem Der !.
BUTTER-SIeady; inferior grades in
better demand
C0FFEE-Firmer with an upward
tendency common at 2l92lsc fair,
PLACED; choice, 22tG23c.
CHEESE-At l4tG1l5c.
COTrON-A shade lower mijdlin-s
ST lS(alStc.
EGGS-At 3Oc.
FLOUR-Firm and in small demand;
sales Of choice extra al 50 5565 o.;
superhne, s. s.; low grades, 81 j09
5 p.
GRAIN-Wheat red winter at 81 70
al - hill, 81 30 white, 81 50Gl 60
Corn unchanged Oats dull. Rye
quiet Barley al 16G,Vc.
HOGS-Recei pts for the past two
days, 2400e prices range from 81 20G
I 50.
HAY-At 81 00Gl9 90.
M0LASSES-In fair demand: New
Orleans, sew crop, 60G65c.
OlL-Linseed al &c.
PROVlSlOSS-Quiet Mess pork
steady 81 Sl2 50Gl3 90 for new and
old, holders asking ao advance. Green
meats qurt aud sales light. B3.k meats
inactive; shoulders. ste clear sides,
&c. Ba0n shoulders, &C, clear ri, ::
G1{c su.ar cured hams, lj@l5lc.
Lard ST ; "a &c.
FOrAIUE>-In good demand.
SCGAb-Sieadv and firm.
SEEDS-Qliet bat firm.
TALLOW-At s2a g
WHlShY-Fi-m. win sales g. o1c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
4 Fight for Life.

Nea- Harlem, in this county, q well
dressed and respectable looking woman
Was walking along near q drove Of
Texas caile, which were being driven
by. Que OF the animals, q COW, got
Separated from the drove, and met the
woman. The cow STACKED the woman,
pushed her down, and was thrust ug
her with her horns, when she was
discovered by Mr.. Henry White,
who, seeing the womsn's perious
condition rushed up and commenced
beatiDg-the COW over the head with the
but 0: MS whip. This only infQristed
the COW more; 50 that she threw the
woman with her horns ipto a ravine
and 10 lowed her. sill thrustng, IN
mindful OF NJ. White, her antagonist
About tbs ,.ue NJ. Andrew Foley
discovered lem, and ran up With 8
billet Of wood spd commenced beating
the COW with all his might. This had
the effect 10 turn the st;enuon Of the
cow rom the woman 10 Mr.. Foley.
She closed in with him; he being
unable 70 use his stick any longer.
C-appled her BY the horns M.
White joined in this deatb-st-uggle,
and while i was going on managed TO
Ct out his pocket knife and cut the
cows throat and 80 the fight ended
Our informant saws that the lady,
except some bruises, Is comparatively
uuL4-.-Lte-ty (IU } TrltaHe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
Tia reatened Resistance TO Law In
GRnI:IA.


NJ. CoDley, The Acting Governor Of
Georgia, means mischief He bas
ia,ima.e3 taat be VII retain his power
j. spite 0. the election lsw lstely passed
ny the legislature. The papers OF the
State are app-ehers,ve, from Coniey :
assertions, that the Radical parry Of
Georgia 10 not intend 10 give up power
al tie bidding OF ANYBODY, aud thai
they expect 70 De upheld in thus
usurpariou ty the President OF the
| ui,ed Srares, with tie army and navy
a; hi back
The Savannah Republican, com
menyiDg or this state OF affairs, says:
We snail see whether General
Gran; las progressed Is. enough
I the road TO arbitrary powe!
10 support anv such revolutionary
measure IN a Stale. Whatever may
be he Acting Governor opinion Of the
ELECTION set g regards lts constitution
d 'itv. the LEGISLATURE has passed II into
a law. ard il Is his sworn duty to obey
il h.mselr, aud see that II Il respected
bv others until 8 ompetent tribunal
shall have declared II unconstitutional.
He : not thai authority. There are
many Laws on the statuie-oook thai
were yassed over the CONSTITUTIONAL
sc-uples OF the Executive Tor the Tune
beng. bat no Executive ever presumed
10 G.sre-ari them Oh that account
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, December l.
C0TTON-Dull; low middling 81
lSf@lstc.
FL0UR-Dun.
GRAIN-Wbest quiet and steady;
Pennsylvanis at 81 609l IS; Ohio and
Indiana at 81 55al 63. Corn active.
Oats steady 81 5oG53c- Rye quiet at
9oyGeSc
PROVISIONS-Unchauged.
BUTTER-Westero inactive, and
buyers demand 8 reduction.
WHlSkY-Firm 81 "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
ss Rent.

~ AND SECOND
az 60 O--nea'h,Ou
-.-. -, - and adjoln-
a ~. = :. Smyth.
~ 80 M=>S-s Huo-
49, .--s Tcey have
= "a -: @: - set the
d wen = : I'd with
'.e..''- = 40. . and re-
e-E "1>.1e~> reCQiring
-s>N=ss-y- ias Isl Of
= S.97ehoase and
,7-- 1---c s oppo>. te
-'--t rcrIp.-d oy
---a g. AID Jew
r -a-r E. red. The
l..y a-.-r-1 and in
a- 49, go: House
= make ia com
80. -.'-S->Slon. Ap-l!
~. PAXTON.
#--lL ~.---t-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02

L,g-Aas No. = FIFTH n 4
INK. 4. Nsld 'ol i
- -s..>-- j VII - sol !
mss. 3; : O'Clock 7.
- gee; oi--e-.
.-s. gt'ucll4rs IL
O. ~ HILLA-
= go :. BRAUN.
-~ N--.,r--s. " Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02

.l;.Farm For Sale

y .-E.NGTON COCN "
!. y " = Ma-lrIiS and !
- ? r X. ~! under
h ! - vel sdspt-
- -. ...uE~ orchard.
- s1ss. oa-ltlncs new
--S rs sarTn = under-
s-- :. GOD Cbal. fOr
-CJTaBkRT.
Nl-.--E street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
f!S RENT.
ItfRenI.

------ . Ing HOUSE
To-. -= 49, --lMzGlAjS
-t--EBERT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
To1e6O Market

TOLEDO, December l.
GRAIN-Wheat duh and unchang-
ed No. / white Michigan at 81 20.
Corn is dall high mixed sod 81 49G
low mixed II 4sG yellow at Soc. Oais
dull and nothing doing.
HOGS-Dressed hogs 4Se.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
!R Rent.

~ y MN STREET,
-. rs e. LjGeI. hair
a-' :: >--Ss.ou gwen
pa -"-.a-s inquire OF
$50 EGTrEGk
- Nm s-rH-r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
An exchange says thst on ff''s'

AN eNcLADSs
morning last little boy, twelve years
= 49,, was put in prison in Iork'iiie'
C under the unlawful kn, ; t. a e.
o. oon =. n-;son ,or several days The
ine 81 saIlor's request 10 be put IN ,ne
lLtlls ,s I'm with his father vas denied
40 S.-s.r Iixht-.Sss0Aaa Hssa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
100000!
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Land & immigration Associa'R
FOR TIE
Promotion of immigration
To THE SOUTH.
BUTLER- CHADWICK, GARY & CO.
AGENTS Charleston s. c.

i SEXES OF Concerts viii be given under
STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MbHAN-
ICAL SOCIETY, ar the ACADEMY OF
MUSIC, Charleston = g commencing
JANUARY sh. Isl al which Drawings
Will take place and distribution be made 10
ticket ho4derx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
''SISERsHIP.

Nj HAVE THIS
5-.s- : partnership f1r the
l's-, =. - 3lS-ne>s Of Malt
-.= a. - I'd Wheeling
IN name Of SMITH
49, - e. / smith,
T : Is. TEE E
"a -. S-.--=:a. Partners.
- 80. q. Ea-IIer.
- - -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02

Ist Gir-ACADENY OF MUSIC
Charleston - c. cost 10 build
S., o. having an ANIMAL rental
OF aoouTS2 o., from Opera House
Stores and Halls: The Building
being about 20 feet by 81 feei- and
situated corner of King and Mar
k-i reefs. in the centre OF the
city, and well known 70 De The
finest building and most valuable
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02

h - d. q z. 4 q years from
BE- - -. |" l-@.ing Brew
'llls !, "a az low prepared
80 = o-t .iDe. We intend
& -sl 0. NJ. sliih's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02

Rom hoof 10 horns eamp.sSs'
He's fattened n our poo1eS
AID nov he u or 0eaI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
Ayers CathartiC Pills,

For tie relief
ILL., and cure ~ az
AS d~Taugcfgen.s IA
~ the slBulaCl. llN-
O - ana bvNe.N.
I. !. !. !. !. !. !. !.
IE~y ar mid
ANN HpeFieut, and az
excellent yurVN-
O&RA ~, I've. ts!uE Itft-
~ v't.'k bi-,l hey
So CrHlaIn - ustf-
IVY ar m n~rEl
~ Ghst. VIZ Nnri
-..s.u, s.JSncS. nj fCI'.IiIE - IT,verte,i
thor '!m.'y use Rrd very rSEuiy
3D. g.. p - %. ~ on hAs. ipT lrsF pr
-r....,gu and Is ~. wh-u . gglTc-. iulg
= p-rseuCss hss p-uNs-i hem 'He sAhs 81
and .u'c. 81 al he pills Win wn:ih he
III rEfi tS,-Uss X tleHr a. 1sN4Uusl U~-,
ih,. BOOB = pun nr-i. the OTrupsiu'as oi tie
,vsr.--i KTallssi ob~irur tons Ie'flsoyt-i. snd
he who > machinery uf liie .s-tT q GO llA
healthy activity. Int Bai orVans wnR-1i
=, come clnEr,d snd u gi.h are ogeztsS~Sl
gv AYR 4, PILLS. and S.T ulaisl 20 ~ &c
ton Ihu> INC. plenI disease = charges itito
ne4lh tue yA'ue OF which cha nsr. when
~ DDs-- on the vast rnulfttU - - lSs sH-
iOy IT. can hardly u coin puIea- IEs.E sl-
.ar rIa 4gg makes them PEE IN - tlEe,
n! preserves iDelr ViTTu.> uu!m gial-ss1 fpT
any l-uEtl Of LfGs- - that they ar ever
fre-h. and p-rirct'y rs!iAi'ie. Although
searching they are mild AMI ofsfAte nth
or occupation.
pun fi-ections are gwen on the wal psr
n -srs lpN hos 90 u-~ them - q FAMILY
Phvs,c and fp- the foil0EiBg cO.a saints,
which the-e pills rapidly cure:
Fur HT-FEpSIA or lSDTs p-TTO<, LIsrLEss-
MSS. LANGCos and Los or tPrtrTrE-
they should D. tsEen mpi~r~issiy Ga sait1u-
tn Sonach aud restore ia healthy tone
and action
For LIvER CoxPL ANT and its vAstou.
SYMPTOMS BTLToC- HEADACHE SIX
HEADACHE JACNpI ar GREEN stck-
NES- BUIOrs collie and BILIOC- fE-
ytR> they sboald be iuigeipusly taksu
fTr each cas-, 10 correct the dis~sassf
action. remove the Obstruction. which
CaJse H.
FOR IYsENTURY az DIAREHEl. 81; enc
r-llG DOE j. generally required
For RHEUMATISN. GoCT, GEAyEL PAL
PTTArIon OF TIE HEAEr, PATS ~ The
-IDE BACK and L>oIN-, they sbDuid TIE Ia
ken c1nIiBp Dusiy. ss required to change
the dIssa-ei action OF TIE syst-m- " TIA
sucI change ihO~e complaints ossSspT--sT.
k0T lEOF-y and DROFsICAL -U'ELLT-fsS,
they s5OaId ~ taken IN large AID frgaeUt
DOES % prOiace the effect Of a q hSs.e
purge.
For SCPrKn5sIoS. q large do@e NbNgd hc
taken. =, q produces the ds>1rei se-r! -
sympathy.
Asa DiS~ER PILL take one oE two piIls
20 promO;e digestion and relieve lie son,
ach.
An OCCASIONAL dose Stimulates the EsnIa-
acH and bDEe4s. restore, the -gp-' IL.
and iuytEDTates the sys1sIn- Hea~- u u
orsn advantageous vAsre no serto1s Dc
ranCefueat * iSts. one who t~sf~ iOt.~sS'y
vel of ~ dnds that a dDse 81 th.-c pills
nlsks> him feel deca5sdly b~stsr. from ibsT
seaus!nE and rcnOyaang eGs-ci oE liz d.
Eslz4Se OrgsuS-
Prepare By Dr. J. c. AVER a CO.
prar-trsi CfB@THf-ts
LoEEI.L SAs. -.
sod ~ al Druggists syeFywB-rs-
roE~sodtW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
West Virginia Insurance Go.

Ma-ke; street under The McLu7s HOUSE
TAKES RISKS AT TIE LOVES
rates on Buildings OF al kinds. Furniture.
Household Goods, MERCHANDISE and Coos
in Transit
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Ed-rEook- Jacob " Elckel,
Henry Hartman Dr. J. g Eupp.
Jonathan RO~Iey, Edmund B1cktnE,
& J. SMITH, 7 J. Campbell,
J. 4 B-isso-, & Prsee-.
Wm & Gilbert. Thomas BlRxezs-
d d !. FGos~o-ts- VIM q Crane
DAVID B-lnye-, Jo--ph Shields
wm- r White. ". Gof j.
L 4 D1yzl. D. Z DIX
Wn- 2 Stevenson
- Of1x over Eay1mans Clothing sore
socih SIDE Monroe street Wheeling. ". Va
IACOB HORNBROOK- President
JACOB " EICKEL> Vice PrSI
I H WILLIAMS. Secretary.
& B. AcOOLLOCH- A1T SeCstny
nxl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HALLS
VEGETABLE SlGuAN
HAIR
RENEWZR.

Every year increases The popularity Of
this valrahle Hair Prspar IiiCu; vliirh i
due q merit alone We can assS-e cur old
patrons that il IS kept fcl.y uP 10 - high
sand ard; and II l. the oaly reliable snd
perfected preparation 10 res-o.inE GRNf
OK FADED HAZE 20 IL J u .htal color. II K
ing II soi- 10 SiroGs and s8lSen. Tie sap
Nv its use. becomes white and clean Il re-
moves al e. lP;ions AnG GSu3ruf, and, by
is ton.c properties prevents The hair raila
falling out. 80 IL stlmu,a.es and nour-shes
the haIr-glGnts BIZ is =, the hair grows
rh!cke. and strOrge-. II hsldness, u re-
stores the capillary glands 10 ;lseir norma
viror. and VIII create a new growth. exert
II extreme old age. !; = :.le NOS; econom-
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CURES DISEASES 0m
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

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Original Notice.

| II. c. Iiatt, ntminis traitor Circuit Court nj
Of the estate Of jacob Davis, Cedar County
acc d. p'"i arain.. II 10y, April term
| Adam Dair, Ally Dair, II.
Swartzlnndcr, chills 4 Co.,
Wolf 4 Landt, =. A. rAttcr-
son, Mary q. Welci, Bel.
derbeckc 4 Miller, and
George Dale, defe innnts.
To the above named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
nIc In the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. IN and for the county Of Cedar, in the
State Of Iowa. Petit III OF II. G. Piatt admin.
Plaintiff. claiming Of defendants, Adam hair
anu Alley Bair fifteen hundred dollars nnd
interest thereon ut ten per cent, annually.
from April - IStD, Ms due on prolniSxorv
note made hy you 10 Jacob Davis, April 70. iseS
for fifteen hundred dollars.
a. sO to fOrcclnxe mortgage OF even date
with said note given to secure the saline
upon the east half Of the no, III east n.,arier ~
section No. Thirty five (35) and the s,,,ItI, hnIf
81 Inc sOuth east quarter Of section No. Tween.
y SIX 20 both IN township No. eighty nol
north OF range No. t2) west of the 9Th r H.. in
r., Childs Co., Wolf I.antt, s. A, Gnrrefson
Mary G. WEIGH. Beiderbeck 4 Miller. and
George Dale claim some fnt crcst ~
NO personal judgment 10 asked against any
- ane neIehdanls except Adam Bair and
Vow unles. you appear to said petition and
day ofthe next term of said Court. to be beenn
anu heiu nt Upton, In said county ON tho 10Th
day Of April 1871. 4 default will 10 entereI
againsO you and Judgment and decree render.
"a tncreon IN accordance with the prayer or
saIn petition. PfATT 4 CAftii
"'"' Attys for Plaintiff.