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LAND SALES.


No. 93.-SecOnd ChGncery Docket-In Supreme
Court at Jackson-William Fellows VS.. u. X.
Cook.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced May q,
ID 1872, by the Supreme Court of Tennessee,
at Jackson, in this cause, | will sell TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Second Cham
Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis. within legal hours, on
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BATCHELORS, HAIR DYE.

JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, New York
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SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed OF Trust made 70 me on
ID the Dist day of June, 1850, by John H.
Stephenson, which is recorded in the Regis
ter's Office Of shelby county, in Book No. IS,
PIP. So, so and $50, L win, on
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For High Schools. Full Of the best music, ar
ranged in 2, 3, or / parts. Widely
used. Price, 81 90.
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B
HOUR OF sINGINGI

Let all the Sabbath Schools try it. Its Spark
ling Gems of Songs will be appreciated
by every child. Price, - cents.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
f. B. MCHENRY, Deputy c. and n.
W II Efanhaue Sol for ~qornwTnrr earQ r-
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Petition for Incorporation.

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
BY K. B. MCHENRY. d. &. NJ.
Wright & Fulkes, SOls. for Petitioners. au
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. DISPENsARY.
YENEREAL Oh SECRET DISEASES.

Is now permanently established for The treat
meut of patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form Of
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PERKINS, SAUCE,
P-rnnonnceh nv -nnnnssenrs

DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE HAS No BAD DOOR.
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NASHVILLE, September ls.-FlOur quiet
and tending upward. Wheat quiet at 81 a9
] 20. Corn, soc, sacked and delivered. Oats,
Sc, sacked and delivered. Cornmeal, 81 IS.
Provisions hrm; mess pork, Sl4: rump, ST. 90
Laru-kettle-dried, Toe. Bacon shoulders,
cured. lie.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Memphis. Tennessee, August 25. ]
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TRUSTEE SALES.

DS- Arrangements have been made for
abroad on all Railroad and Steamboat Ii
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE Of
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI-
Once and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.

opposite the Post once. ''''''
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
0H5 HossE Is1nesi xucffoS z MxhT 4 our
no. liz and Ia East Fourth avenue
SALES oE y?fss nSssss 81 s9a &sS !sss!aEa sS4EasAeEs
81 THis DArs AS9 xHP SALE
TRAN BAY cAnRriak T. aSsss His5sSE Is HANDS, YEARS
syee. rss s and stylish M drivers are every
shSAs M ~ hAsbs MERRY EsaEs sHx onp KIND
and Ss IN al tree Sm ON ,.S. % Esyer
foP y wxaoN, WAGON NEARLY NEW. BUILT BY WOOD
Sc sSsRnr ; n MARE =. iss HANDS, YEARS oLo KIND
siier driver an excellent worker and warranted
y s9sBs OsPHs sVE5 5 p1 a11sf 1s
& fsSSs sp FESs 5 SSsf KIND AND
ssd sSs rS ny cn
bSSk RFfSH Horse g as9R 9s
rns sna IN $ cs S SS IN Sse
hi; an s.Es M gsS
old kind and in ali harness fee from vice, good
~ SsS E sound
SSss Isl SESb $s$ss S RsD
excellent general business warranted
sound
GRAY MARE, l,s HANDS. YEARS OLD; KIND
AMI true In all harness; excellent under saddle;
irom vice trots IN minutes is very stylish and hand
BAY MARE. iSs MXNDS 8 YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true in all vice fault; fast traveller
excellent coupe carriage drving very stylish and
warranted sound.
BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 HANDS, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice good travel
BAY SADDLE HORSE, is HANDS, YEARS OLD;
has been used onv In double harness and under saddle
free from vice fast traveller and very stylish
BAY HORSE, 1916 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness; FREQ from vice rst class work
horse and warranted sound
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION TIME OF
sale Top and No Top Wagons Phaetons Rockaways Top
and No Top Depot Wagons, Road and Jaeger Wagons,
Weather never interfercs with our sales
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IA. buggies two Double Harness. second hand sold
low. seasonabe Carriages Landapets Lnndaus Coupes
&C. at moderate prices HAMS 10 East Fourth street.
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THE TURF
T1LEETwooD ASSOCIATIONS OFFER THE FOLLOW
At ther autumn Meeting commencing TUESDAY,, oco. to-
Purse No ! SO For horses that have never beaten
P a's s to dsSd. sssfo 70
SECOND DAY-THURsDAy, octobera
urs % ncrsss .s hs - hsyS s never beaten
@ to as M s"Ss ,S sT 5 To
THnI sao7 hss Ss ssss
as; 500 d.si, $3.50 ,S sesond s.cS iSrd "s""
SSys s 70
''1'" FOURTH pAY-MoNDAy, OCTOBER =.
& So to s ssSs to % to
.sssS u. % 10 t. os4i all r .as:ss H :sss S S
EH'Ss: S sSss nSPsss %
SrosdXay and Twenty eighth street horse dsssnens
the first premium Entrance 10 per cent of amount Of
in and viii be governed by the rules Of The National AS
nj s: yasG % ss Ssn as.ss ssS s as die ss
ls ss By tie s IT,
tep,Io not t. start q hours e before Che rage
President FLEETWOOD Park SSrr,sSiqS r,.,,..
VIII. VAN Corr. superintendent
U,LEI TwooD PARK-wEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
pursc Of Si@ for horses that never rced Oft better
sS @ Ene 70 s
corner ''1ss 'Ga co
HALLS DRIVING PARK-C,oNEY ISLAND ROAD.
Purse s ~ ss4s; ss, ssss Es0Rs ERs heats.
'S!' ! T. fS!lIips ii a'"s enters b. m Fanny Osborn
J. 6xnsa sa%ss snass. fn's1sE % Lady x Snns Sa%'
sweepsakes $50 H,,I Mile M and and repeat. in harness.
y. Bowen en,ers 8. g. Joe Robin
Snss and Stake siS Mile heats in in harness
George Perry names b; g. General
s%sT oeorsc slfss Wriss. names sf s. g. Bay Billy
PkoSfrHHfEs rHEsbhE. S sEfffSSFS d ats o'clock.
bsssn ss!;s; ss,:@s & sseIs%S ssi$
I. $. samms enters e1, ,s s. g Harry 10 r. Gilbert ..
f"ss T Beaten a
Thp5R TSIi;ns Sn'srs sn;s2. St e. hys'Re f. Ripley
Harvey u. Eek enters !. m. Lady ,shotwel.
aIS. GGSd " W. o%aHGS. AK f5sSs superintendent
Purse No. $750-For horses that have beaten
Far.e eCSs No. sc-For horses that have never beaten
ySs s ssg. s.,s.
Purse NO EI<W-ror hOTseb that hhv0 never Deaten
PSI. Ten cnfries
Purse No. g. SsJO-for horses that have beaten
gSrse sSs,y So ror horses tina. have never beaten
2Za Six entries. - ......
Purse NO. T. 3i30-For horses that have never beaten
SS$sa4SsSsH 5 s snHffsssss' shsff sHs' n
Purse No g. 81 iWFree for all 20 saddle. Four entries
Purse No 10, 81 ,250-pash Of three miles sx entries
to Field Grand stand and Quarter stretch $s ladies' $l
STEMS band MARTIN RALBFLEIsCH, President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superintendent.
rTROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK,
Il TUESDAY, Ser tembcr 10, at oclockP. NJ.
swecpstakcs OF $40; mile heats best In In harness
=. walkers 8. e. Jack.
=. OPle h. nj. White Heels
William ioveiIs b. III. Lady Lowell
Aniersons bay IA lion -.
y. LOuns b. IN. Butcher Girl.
sweepstakes for $500 milo heats best IN In harness
Harry seldcn's b. e. bundcrburgh.
J. fil'er's b. m. Lady Weaver.
McNamara's 3. &. Gray Squirrel
William SfeAmanS h. IN. Nelly
WILLIAM u. vANCOTT, euperntendcnt.
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lther never interfercs with our sales.


A UCTION SALE TO REDEEM PLEDGE,
"A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, AT IL O'CLOCK,
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell at their mart,
10 liz and ia East Thirteenth street Fourth ave.
nue., Team Bay Carriage IIers,s, IS hnds high,
old, kind and true In all excellent traveilcrs
first c'a amiy team also an eie ant Brett and set of
Double Harness. Robes &C. To be sold without reserve
accordance with and to fulfil the upon which the
Ppication TO the auctionetrI EsTEsix BARNARD, "p
229 Broadway, Attorneys for
JAMES K. EDWARDS
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6OS REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
YHC the return OF green Parrot, taken from l,22i
j. GAYNoR, l.22l Third avenue.
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PROPOSALS..
DoAkD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID IMPROVEMENT.

OrYIcE GRAND CENTRAL DYPor
- Ngw YoRK, Sept s. 1872 I
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
at this office until O'Clock OF the Sh day OF septem-
bcr 1872 for all the Work the Fourth Avenue I'M
River embracing large snount Of heavy work, Exca.
uOns and blank proposals will be In readiness at this
ofce on tho ilth day Of september, and afer which
time the engineers will be present TO make explanations
ALLAN CAMPBBIl,
ALFRED w. CRAVEN.
EDWARD n. TRACY,
J. G. BUCKH0UT.
Board Of Engineers Fourth Avenue Improvement
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

LANDAULBT wANTED.-MUsT BE IN GOOD
BERTON, n Amty street
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REWARDS.

LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO
"A questions asked 70 any party who win return my
Memphis, and contains papers valuable only t9 INC; ~
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hO0A REwARD.-HIRED FROM 4c0 SIXTH
8AVy avenues on The 2stl Of August, bay Horse ie
foot behind and forehead; square box leather.
TOP Wagon, painted black, new last season; leather
overed harness. al out hall Tho young was
about iect or inches high we'll dressed, gold chain
end studs light Close Spring ovcrcoa about % year. Old
light complexion; hired the rig for ten days 90 60
taicn Island The abo, onward will be paid 70 any
One returning the properly and gentleman.
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TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS
mail -
Tho steamship CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Dcering,
at pier 10 ha.t fiycr, win leave Saturday. Sept ~
Through bills Of adlng given 20 Houston either by to
Houston DIRECT Navigation Company by the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson Railroad.
N's"' g. if'sHs II MHiIRy co. lss Maiden ,ans
or 70 W. r. CLYDK ITO W all street
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DIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
IL HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line. leaving
pier No North River at +. NJ. direct 10 Havana.
CLEOPATKA, Phillips Iavana oly) Wednesday, Sept IL
CRY OF MEKIph Zimmerman. Thursday Sept 10
CITY OF HAVANA iHavana onlv) Wednesday, Sept ~
CLEOPATRA, Phillips Qiavana only. Wedne sday Oct
'' r. XLEXANpkE SONS "a Broadway
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EXCURSIONS

A ON DECK HIGH BRIDGE, AHOY UNOLH
loon, where all make themselves at home Take Har
lem boats, Peck slip, every half hour large and com.
modous platform is now ready Dolly Warden train runs
every day
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A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE,
n England przeman and OF his college, givei
instruction In Classics Mathematics Metaphysics Anglo
Saxon and the English branches Gentlemen prepared
for English American colleges Ten years experience.
Highest references Address CANTAB, station D. New
York
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OK REWARD WILL DE PAID, AND NO CUES
~ tons asked for the return of the old style drab
Satin Dress and the white Satin Dress, taken
East Thirty The values them above
their intrinsic value Call address FELT DRAKE,
~ Pearl street
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AUltnal & TaVlOr Maintaining CO
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

The brilliant success Of these Inn
led Grain-Savtng and TIme.Savfng
ireshers is without parallel In the annals OF Farm
Machinery.
uore than twice as many were made
,,r sold last year before made and sold
g.. any other ThreshiDg Machine concern in the same
q, giOd Of its existence.
p.unsylvania TO Kansas, and from Minnesota TO
GEORGIA. aud met with their most marked sue
cess in the very states, and even 10 the very
nOrom StuLe are yndde-OHio, The nursery Of ele-
CANT Farm Machinery leading the van In the number
purchased.
Largely increased earnings are re.
ported 6y Threshermen who have used, and great
saving Of grain by Farmers who have employed them
They commanded a choice of jobs,
and usually from one-h elf cent TO two cents per
Of work long after other kinds were "laid up" be.
cause they saved the Farmers grain from going
into the straw -pile; cleaned II 6t fer mill
ing or market Inspection, and worked easy
for their horses.
Their capacity Il remarkable, not
only in ordinary conditions OF Wheat Oats, Rye and
Bayley but 10 wet and bad.condttfOned grain
their advantages are peculiar, as well as IN I1m0-
thy aud other light seeds.
I'm FLAX they are unrivaled, even
by expensive machines made on purpose ior Flax and
nothing else. .
Their distinctive advantages I'm saw
objective plan Of shaking the grain out
OF the straw, and great capacity Of the clean
Ing apparatus.
Their Ease Of Draft, Cheapness OF
R.naiTinc Ease of Manag emept etc frorn their bay
ing alO Beoter6, no Pickers no ChnraS Gruin- Car.
rjsys, no RqdCNes, and only about h6if as many
etc. 20 CLOG, WEAR our, As1E GRAIN, ADD TO DRAFT,
or 10 be kept IN REPAIR, as other kinds.
Every Thresh erman should hesitate
before investing Ia the old Eye Of Machines which
are going out Of date, because be can get them CT
long wnded" terms, or poor pay, or at little lest
price The difference 10 price between the best and
the poorest is only about y 70 one hundred dollars
while the difference in The first seGSon'c earning,
rany be seoer0I hundred dollars, 70 say nothing o
the satisfaction Of running the best It's SnnbeneS
after one two CO three seasons use ..-.-
Farmers, who EMPLOY, can decide
II they choose soH0t Kind Of Machines shall be
ia their aeigk6Oraoods and should investigate thei
merits. II one kind will save enough grain more thar
another TO pay the threshtng Dill they
should know II.
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AGRICULTURAL.
- The Original
- RINDLb STEAMER,
Cooking Food for Stock.

And other purposes requiring the use Of steam or
an open boiler. The popularity OF this new boil
er may be realized from the fact that one House
alone in San Francisco, Cal, has recently bought
100 steamers. An illustrated circular giving full
details, prices, Testimonials, &c, sent to all APP
picantS.
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~ PECIAL ELECTlON.
We, the undersigned, trustees OF the township
of Cedar, county of Mahaska, and State
having been petitiOncd to do 80 ~ more than one
third OF the resident tax payers ai said township,
do. in pursuance thereOfa and of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State-of Iowa,i entitled an
IAN act to enable townships, incorporated towns:
and cities to aid in the construction ofrailroads'
approved April II, 1872 and the amendments
thereto, herein give notice to the legal voters oil
said township that there will be special election
he Id at Fremont, Iowa, on Saturday, June
20, 1872. Polls to be opened at nine O'Clock,
a. m, and closed at six o clock of the same day,
for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters
ofsaid township, the question whether said town
ship the question whether said township sha aid
i'll the construction OF the Mississippi and North
western Railroad from point on the Mississippi
River opposite Keithburg, Illinois, to the, Mis-
souri, river by levying tax of five per centum on
the taxable property of the said township OF Ce
dar and it is expressly stipulated that IL the said
tax il voted, the salne shall not be collected be
| come delinquent or bear interest, until the Mis-
! sissippi and Northwestern Railroad Company
| shall have built their road from point on thu
Missiseippi river opposite Keithsburg, Illinois
| and have the cars running thereon to station
| located within one hundred rods OF the center o
| the town plot OF the town OF Fremont, Iowa, ant
depot with all the necessary side tracks, turn
| outs and buildings for the transaction of bushes
| is established. And 1t il further stipulated tina
| the tax levied shall be collected in two install
ments one half of said tax to be collected an
| paid when the road is built, the cars running
and the depot built as above provided; and on
| NAH WllllH OHS year lneTedlIcE. Sdlu 10 W u
| expended in the Township of Cedar. county o
| Mahaska, and State OF Iowa. The above ques
ton of taxation shall &c submitted at said elet
ton in the foil wing form Those voting in fl
vOr of said proposition, shall have written c
printed on their tickets the words For Taxa
tion," and those voting against said propositio
shall have written printed on their tickets tn
words Against Taxation"
Dated this May %, 1872.
$o2 hs& i W4sssn, Trustees.
j, Il. EAsTBURN,
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Is this a sermon? Twelve years
ago Hon. F. g. Whipple was a
brilliant and a pros porous lawyer
in Howell, Mich. Last week he died
of intemperance, and was buried
out of the Masonic Oh arity fund from
which for some ii me before his
death he had been supported. Du
ring this time his beautiful and &C
complished wife has become insane
and his four lovely children are pen
niless and scattered, no two living to
gether.
"Jonh" what do you expe CT to dc
for living when you get to be
man?' well, l recon III get mar
ried and board with my wite's moth
or
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

| All persons knowing themselves ind ebted to
the late firm of Craig g Alexander either by not e
or book are requested to call and make imme dIate
payment as and after the first day OF July next,
| ali notes and accounts remaining unpaid will be
| left with the proper officer for collection. 1855
| j. II. DOUGLASS,
| Assignee of Craig & Alexander.
| Oskaloosa Iowa. May 80, 1872 -H-
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PRODUCE.
Brighton, Ills. Water Cure.
DrS. Mccall & Black,

Having arisen from their burnt Home at Gales
burg, and occurred large new building, offer lar
ger and better accommodations than ever before,
we have healthy and attractive location only 80
miles from St LOuis II daily trains, close through
connections by Burlington and Keokuk,
Send for Circular.
2im3 MCCALL X BLACK.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of Special
execution directed to me from the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Mahaska County
levied upon and will offer at Sheri7s Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door of the
house in which the last District Court was held il
said county, on Saturday the 29th day of June
A. d. 1872, at the hour of 1 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
the following described real estate in Mahasks
county, Iowa, towit:
The east half of n or, of section twenty -one
(2 except 20 acres Off of the north end (previous
ly conveyed) and the n or of section twenty
two (22) except 20 acres of of the north end of tn
west half of said or section previously conveyed
all in township seventy four, ga north of rang
sixteen (16) west, containing 200 acres more o
less
Taken az the property OF James Rhlnehart
administrator of John NJ. Cox, ct al, to salts f.
tie above mentioned execution in favor of EC vii
Manning and against James Rhinehart, Admir- o
John NJ. Cox, ct III. .
~ j. W. HINESLEY,
HS Sheriff of MnhAska County. Iowa.
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Or hUIOVrU AVN q !,
T EGAL NOTICE
FATE OF IOWA,
MobacEo rn-

To Edward Totten and jackson TOtten:
You and each OF you are hereby notified tina
on the fifteenth day OF June, there will be on hl'
In the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court, II
and for said county, the petition of Mary Nj. Ken
worthy, claiming of you the sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars, on promissOry note executed by
you and that unless you shall apper and answer
or defend the same, on or before noon OF the sec
ond day fthe next term of said court, to be be
gun and held on the first Monday in July, A. ID.
1872. your default will be entered, and judgment
rendered as pray al for in said petition.
w. S. KENWORTHY,
OF ATTY for Dltff
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Thursday, June 6, 1879.
scHuRz, VIEWS oEoREELEY,

1t is reported that during the Gin
cinnati Convention the Missouri
delegation retired for consultation,
and had a stormy time of it. Sena-
tor Schurz relinquished the chair to
Mr.. Julian, and, appearing before
the delegation of the State, proceed
ed to make brief but vigorous
speech against the contamination OF
the bargain by the nomination of
Greeley. He said that he yielded
to no one in admiration of the high
character of Mr.. Greeley, or appre-
citation of his great services to hu-
mainly, but unfortunately Mr.. Gree
ley, idiosnycracies which made him
the weakest candidate the Cohven-
ton could select. He had been one
of the most prominent and persistent
advocates Of temperance by legisla-
ton, 80 that it was idle to sup
pose that the German vote would be
cast for him. Besides it was indis-
pensable to the success OF the move
ment that the candidate should carry
Ohio. 1t was nonsense to say that
Mr.. Greeley could do that.
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/ The Liberals are hard to suit on
mnesty. One Of their chief griev-
ances is that Congress has not been
granting pardons to ex-rebels fast
enough. But since the House Of
Representatives on last Monday
passed one bill removing political
disabilities from ali persons who aid
ed in the late rebellion, except Sena
tors and Representatives IN the
Thirty sixth and Thirty-s eventh Con
crosses, officers in the judiciary,
military and naval service OF the
United states, and the heads of de-
partments and foreign ministers OF
the United States, and another one
removing the political disabilities
from twenty-five thousand persons
ose whnames were given in the bill,
seeftheym no happier over that. They
fra are aid that Greeley's amnesty
capital in the South may be inter
cred with. -ReQister. .....
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DROBATE MOTTO

In matters ofthe estate of Sarah Wilkinson, de
ceased: ... ...
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
alaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition for discharge of John T. Lacey, admir- OF
the estate of Sarah Wilkinson, deceased, and the
same is set for hearing the ist day of the next
term of the Circuit Court, to be begun and held
in G)skaloosa on the 1st day of July, 1872, al
which time objections can be made to the approx.
ing of said settlement and granting the prayer OF
said petitioner .... 49, ..--
e.. p. SEARLE. Clerk
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NOTICE.
Circuit Court,

STATE OF IOWA, ! Circuit Court,
TO Hannah E. Bray, Bradford Scott, Martha
Loomis, Joseph Willie, James r. Bray Charles M
Bray, Walter S. Bray, Douglas Bray, John L.
Bray, Lizzie Bray, and Joseph W. Bray
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for said county, the petition OF Glars
l. Smith and II. x. Smith, her husband, claiming
the partition of certain land warrant No. 4SSI4
for 100 acres issued to Royce Beckwith, soldier
in the war of 1872 and asking that commissions
be appointed to assign the same. Now unless you
appear thereto and defend on or before noon o
the second day of the next term of said Court, &c
be begun and holden at OskaloOsa in said county
on the Let Monday in July, 1872, your default vii
be entered and judgment rendered thereon al
prayed for N said petition.
LACEY d SHEPHERD,
3GW4 Atty's for Plaintiffs.
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rPECIAL ELECTION.

.-I II '. j. W. HINESLEY.
IS Sheriff Of Mahaska County, Iowa.