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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-04-25

Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantlygrowingre rep
utation, based on ita
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
Ridiculing Greeley.

We are not at all certain that H0r.
ace Greeley can be laughed down, or
that the spirited cnricatnres of Mast
will prove really serviceable to that
end. Ever since this famous journal.
list first arrived, green and penniless.
in the city of New York, he has been
pretty thoroughly subjected to the
test of ridicule. and still he ia not ex-
riuguished. On the contrary, he has
thriyed remarkably well under this
treatment. Nor are we sure that he
does not partly owe his present repu-
tatiOu TO this very circumstance. It
has directed attention to him, and set
people to considering what there real.
" is in him, and Why it is that he has
been thought worthy of such constant
and particular notice. 1t is sufficient
| to say, as to the result of such inQui-
ries that while Mr.. Greeley's name ia
now well known in every town. anti
hamlet of the laud q that Of any man
living, it is only persons who ars
themselves very peculiar who iii ven
ture to style him either an I" idiot OF
q " lunatic both of which epithet1
are habitually, with characteristic in
conference, applied to him by polite
contemporary here.
Mr.. Greeley il not, in our Judgment
one of the fttest of men for the Presi
dency. Much can be said against hin
on that score. The circl- instances an
der which he was nominated for tina
Office were not suspicious. Very few
RePablicans, probably, however the!
might be personally 90 inclined, vii
vote for him as an opponent Of the rec
Ognized representative OF the Republi
can party, soon to be selected at Phil
adelphia. But We grsvely doub
whether ridicule Will prove . poten
weapon to drive him from the Geld
We have more faith in earnest appeal
to the reason and good sense Of voters
and in sober demonstration Of ID
consequences . restoration Of the Den
ocratic party to power through b
fundamentally IL Ciscinnati Times.
L
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

THE PINEwooDs.-Accepting an in
vitation to that effect from our friend
Captain o. K. Hawley We a few days
since paid him a visit at his delightful
home in the pinewoods on the opposite
side of the river, o few miles from
Piueville, and close by the ruins of the
State seminary, his residence being in
fact one Of the buildings belonging to
the seminary and used formerly by one
Of the professora We were quite sur.
prised 10 nnd such . handsome and
comfortable ediAoe a. Captain Haw-
leys home and Others built for the
same purposes near the site of the
Academy are, ss they would not be
ont Of place among the beautiful build
iuss Of the garden district Of the cres'
cent city. This d the hEst time We
have been in these piDsweods for
many yesrs, how many, we cannot
recollect, and Of course With the chan
ges that have occurred, ~ SCARCELY
recognized any Of the features Of 10
scality in which in our young days, We
spent many pleasant hours. Our host
showed us what Q little industry and
trouble will do in Geld of corn equal
to any we have seen on the loulands,
being mani red in thehill with compost
of every available article for that pur
pose, usually thrown away or srflered
to. become nuisance sbout the prem
Uses. BE has likewise . fine garden
and everything comfortable about hun
besides literally as the saying T.. ltv
in the shade. We had q most delight
full time and received every attention.
from our friend and his amiable lady
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01


y Our friend and contemporary OF
the Nstchisoches Times, finds it very
singular that with our high ofinicu OF
Greeley, We should still keep the
Grant flag flying. We have already
explained that apparent anomaly We
hope to the satisfaction of the Times
xs well as others who may notice it.
When We cannot get exactly what we
want, we must take what comes near
est to it, provided we canget eren that.
We have already said that we prefer.
red Greeley to Grant, bat that prefer
ence did not mean that we look up
on the latterin the same light as
his enemies do, on the contrary
Many of his formidable and bitteres'
opponents admit his personal honesty,
and should he be reelected he will
probably have learned a lesson which
viii, benefit himself as well as the ma
ton, and therefore we say that setting
aside. our private preferences, we car
honestly support any Republican can
didate for the Presidency that circnm
stances may make it advisable for vi
to do.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
u. S. GRANT.
OUR CHOICE FOR PREsIDEN.

w We are authorized 70 announce
the name Of
HON. j. MADISON WELLS,
of the Parish of Rapides, as q Candi-
date for Representative in Congress,
from this District, to Oil the vacancy
oocasioned BY the death of the late
Hon. James McCleery.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

DOLLY VARDENs.-Dolly Warden
dresses are sd the rage with women
everywhere, and Dolly Warden cock.
;tails all the. rage With the mon at the
Store.rgR
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

Alexandria to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa
TurdaY at p N.

Alexandria to New orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turday ut 8 p NJ.
arrive from n. o. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday by 8 P NJ
Alexandria 10 Estchitoches Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 8 T N.
Departs Tuesday and Friday atSA N.
arrive Monday ane Thursday . A. d..
Alexandria to Harrisonburg
Depart Tuesday at p. Il. arrive
by IL d..
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at2P. ID. arrive by IL NJ.
Alexapdria to Cotile Landing and Col
fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturday at 6 A. NJ. arrive by A. M
Postmasters are not required to re-
ceive mutilated currency in exchange
for envelopes and postage stamps.
The person entitled to letters recel'
we'd by mail, are those whose names
are in the address, aud the delive.
should be to the person addressed, OF
according to his or her order.
IL. b. RINGGOLD, P. II.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

~ Our thanks are due to the Hon.
Mr.. Kellog one of our senators in Con-
gress, for copy Of An act making appro-
priations for the repair, preservation,
and completion ofcertain public works
in rivers and hsrbers, and for other
purposes. Interesting 30 the people
Of this section we zee appropriations
of e150 900 to remove the raft in Red
River, and go, 900 for the improve
ment Of Jones Bayo1.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

~ A gentlemen of this parish on
whose good opinion we set a high val
ne, has shown rs that in the last par.
agraph of our article last week headed
"a good sign, we laid ourselves liable
to serious missonstruction, as the Pc
culiar boon We spoke of, Is having
been. gained BY our eolored population
might have supposed to refer to eman.
cipation alone, whereas our idea refer
red to political Acknowledgement alone,
for we cannot imagine any one 80 stu
pid as to suppose that any concentra
ton of circumstances could ever estab
lish slavery again in any portion Of
the United States of America.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

Men have only 1A3 different styles
Of bats to select from this srriug.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

Never lose your self-respect !; if that
is lost. oil IL lost
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
A. j. WHITTIER,

A. j. WHITTIER
and the public generally, that he is q
Candidate for Congress from the fourth
Congressional District, subject to NOM
inatiou by the Republican party.
MANY VOTERS.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

~ From the Opelousas Journal OF
the 25th inst, we learn, that the en-
gineers to locate the route of the rail
road from that place TO Shreveport
were expected to arrive in few days.
This road which branches OF from the
Texas route at Yermiilionville, was
nearly completed before the war, and
requires but little work comparatively
to make it ready for laying down the
ties and rails.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

~ We hereby inform the friends
Of Col.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
TERMS:

TIE GAZETTE ia published Weekly at
-Four Dollars per annum; 81 90 for
six months.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS inserted ut the rate
of 81 90 per square for the first m
sertion and IS cents for each subse-
quent one.
EiaHr lines or less, constitute a
souare. The following are our rates
A1~=>.-AsrAs.c
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

~ The rive-r rising rapidly.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

A new pair Of kidE.-Twins.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-12
IN rRoBATE-MANITOW0C COUNTY

IN ATE-MANIT0W0C COUNTY
] Court. In the matter OF the estate Of
ro}inc Peek, deceased. On reading
and filing tie petition Of Henry Peek,
Of Gibson. representing among other Things
that Caroline Peck, late Of Gibson, on the
90. dag Of July, 4. b. 1872. at Gibson died
interstate, leaving g9ols, chattsls and estate
within this State Of v iscoGsin, and that the
said petitioner ia thc husband Of said deceas-
cd, ;Hd pra wing hat administration q SAID
estate lie 10 him Che said Henry Peck grant
ed. it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of Ills Court, on Monday
the 9th day OF Sept .Iajcr, \. D, 1872, at
ten O'Clock 4. NJ, nj ry Office
in said county. Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given to the heirs Of
sail deces se,l and to all persons interested,
by publishing Il copy Of this order for three
succc7-iFe weeks prior to said Gay Of hear
ing in the NaniioBoc PiLoT, weekly news
PAPER published 1t Mauiicwoe in said eoun-
ty. W. W. WALDO. county Judge
I5aicd al NanitoToc the la;h day Of ugust
A. D. 1872 lI-5-3R
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Ei}EiIcE=Eis
GEN ERAL ELECTION NO
TICE.

@'iSi '...' "a I. l-@ i..'.t n '..S ~
:, =, -. -,,n.r,'I
w. .,'','.s ~ ~, -, =, ~, '",,
~ ''.S i.'', ."'" ~ '"lhE '"e mn Jay -
Nov .-''f E'N'. We i'''0"'''S oA''eiS are 10
g. t'rcjyd. i'-"it.
i.A f,sc,"1s @. PRESIDENT anu wee iF's!-
d' NJ O.! lie H'i".' states:
:, h%''t'~'"t"ilFT !" .o"sfe-s i?i -,
'isS In : i''I"' :, ~, WI
''"'l'''- u ,'"e%' i''e'ne' N3''S'i'' VA
TN "'.' -" c..1 g
y representative IN '"'@'eSH ''' 'n'
mi 'o!-t's, 'ri.ti pl@,''I'' comprising t"t
c"u!i.iss q Jcaetsoh1 Dane, SaaN ana 10
IAN =, ,, M,
y r""rrsrhi %t.H' IN oaSF'SS i'f tIs "it'
'hGtrss!"i''I ii-lfi-i, com liNlh& M ''""-
U.s. vi Graus. iowa, n i'ye'ie' iheeh'
LI,utaud "nd traEiCrd.
! r,}rcsy nt"tiNe in Congress for the
F,...h Congressional District, comprising
.hr c,gHt;os OF Milwaukee, CZHuhoe md
Wa.liagfoa:
\ representative in congress fer tho Fifth
Congressional District, comprising the c"ah-
t.rS j. pul-" fun! Ia Lac. Shcboy an and
j.. ui;.ao,'.
4 representative IN Goa cross IN the S!Zth
Crr y, .>iuHn. bis;Iiy;, comprising the conn
dies nE Green Like, ''aushara, Wauraca.
tu.l -ai,:.r. Hi.mrhsCo, Calumet, Nr@Wh,
i,t'r tsVi'f' ..4..' i''''4.
!, IRE ratativc in Congress for tue Sev-
lE,n i'nr"rg~~ioa1l District. comprising lie
coaH.i-s Of Vernon, Ia Cross, Monroe
Jackson. TgampcAlcau, Euh do. PcrIu,
pi.rra. Il. rrix. Eau Claire AL Clark.
representative in Co"2rc-s far the EiGith
Congressional i.i-tr!,,t comprising the c"un-
,,os - ','i'", SL',w"ro, PHt"S,9, hood'
Juneau hiams, Nar4n''tr- Maf'iE"h'
Duun, Chippewa, Barron, PolE, burnett,
bayfield,, Douglas aud Ashland.
Respectively in the I!.ccs OF Aic%"nder
Mitchell, CORY v llnzei'mn. J Alien lar
ber. Charles L!driIS", Ihiletu7 sawyer,
au Jeremiah y. Eu~h, whose several terms
of ,.I.ce viii expire or the fourth d. Q!
}nrch iest.
! state seua:or in the First senate i'is-
trit,. ""#i1i -inr TIE county q $hei"yE"H,
in r|sre g. .iatn II. J'lr-, Who's term G, Oh
Grc MI 'Nu.lt On Ia. ti-t Monday q Jan
nary, 49,.
! ~i..i' syh"t-f ID ne ih'r' SSH''e us,
uir;. conf 'i@i"G the afsi- sC'"hI' slN'' -"
h'ilh Va .'i inc '',t % 'i1'"*'N' ,ri'i ,''
towns p '"t"N'ir' ~ ."a""'' 1"d n"u""-
i"-' IA iao County oil .tu"'""r'' III '"'
l.ia"e Of Fr.nris ii"el'5, hm"nh' whose term
ct oiHrr VII expire on lhe LiSt N'h'"S %
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TJwn l2 North Rance ~ East See Ia
Lot II in subd Of nwl
Lots } and 4 in subd Of NV,
Lot ; in subi. Of nwE
Town le--North Rln4e u Eas;--$ee- -
50 5000 acres Of lrnl in swI south Of
Plaukroai
acres and rods in sw north If Plank
road
Lois 10, II, Is, -. aud ~ lit subl Of sci
net
T.yni9 -N.r,A,sRu1.1 E,,.--S., Il
i uwl IA url
North 30 acres 81 mel
Town 70 North Of RAM, 2IEt,t Ne. Is
NJ h"i NV h'i h"t
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SheriT's Sale.

CITE OF WiSC0NSIN-iN CIRCUIT
rCouIt -NanitOS &C County. Carl Dreher,
plaintiff, against johnson Himler, Anna
Elise pimIer and ALAN Reichert, dcfen-
dauts by virtue and in rursuan.' i a
Judgment ri foreclosure and sale rendered
IN the above entitled action On the 2ith d,y
Of February, 4. h. 1872. J shall sell at
public aucticn. at The sheriff Office, IN he
city Of Mani'owoe, couEty Of Manitow"c,
state uT Wisconsin. en the II day OF sep
tclnbcr, \ f.. I572. AT ten clock a m. Ch
that DAY, the following described urorigaged
premises to-wis: All that csrtHin piece OF
paIcel d Ind. lyin. aud being IN the county
# Bianito~oc sd state al Wisconsin, ana
described rs inli-lrs, ;o-~it. Lots number
seyeR-l7l zsd ci.ht IS. il Llock number
one =, .also lots number one r two ~
and three (3b. in i'ack uur.bcs three ~ all
in the yiiiage q s,iri
4 WITTFNEFPt.
l>tcrTf NJ AanI-cvoc County.
JoszrU WEDiG. rIaiLin's Att.
Dated August ), 1872 li2-tv
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1t tie CHEAP rates.
IL 3w GEO. " FIGHTER.

- t-t' lL4't.i csc ILlt>-
IL 3w GEO " FIGHTER
1yTATE uE WISCONSIN. MANITUWOC
= County Gre uit Court-Iierman ".
Tucker against Mary {. Tucker and Phcbe
e. Sfil-Suuuguu- for re,ict-com. served
Tie State II Wisconsin 90 the alo,c named
aui defendants. \ on arc hereby summourI
and required Q. answer the complaint in Ibis
actIoD copy Of which is herewith served
urcu yoH. AMI 70 serve a copy Of your an
-aer to The sail complaint on the subscribers
't their Office in the city and County Of
M4uituaoc unl State Of Wisconsin, within
twenty days after tic service of this sum
mons IN y"u. sXclusiy- IF the day Of such
service; and if you l7h TO answer lac said
c.n3 t#int within t.. time aforesaid. the
ialutf II in this nctian J. iii apply 10 the Court
in'"fc icf demanded in tic complaint.
l1atc3 April 10th, 1872.
N1IkEE X GREEN. PFtf's -f;t'y.
TIKI NofIyE. that the complaint in this
gct!cn i Sod IN the oaice OF he CIsrk Of the
'ircn', 'ourj for Manitowoc county. Sept.
v iLKrg & GREEN. rtH's my.
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UIEr:

~NALLEl-In this city, Sept. II, 1872,
lor4 AgHas infant daughter Of Ilerschcl
AMI Agnes SsValiey, aged four months.
Of such are the king !om Of Heaven"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-12

We sell sewing machines on time, or
rent them BY the day, week, or month to
reliable parties who do not wish t. par
chase. O. X. Bacon & Co li-5-tf
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NJ OF BIocks IS7, 1T and TT.
\ certain piece Of land, extending across
the southwest portion Of Government lot 6
in See 10. town 10, north of range u east,
being strip 15S feet in width running para
lei with, and on the southerly sile adjoining
the cc..tIc line of Water ST, if cxtenucd III !.
straight line to the Maptowoc River.
III the Village Of iwo Rivers. all CT
Blocks 50. 1G2 and 1893.
Dated Nauitowoc, September 7, 1872
GsoHGE CourER, la
GEoRGE PAyEBATz, CoHmissiorcIs.
PETER JoHEsTuN<} .....--r
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NlLLAGFIF TWO rINFTS.


4 NRNIIT GOT EF-NNNITNWOC CUIN-
~ ty-Statc oi Wisconsin Ia the matter
% TIE application Of the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore AMI Western Railroad Company. fol
The condemnation OF certain lands in the
County of Manitowoc. required to be taken
o. III. N ~. III - 49, ~ Ill
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-12

\ good Piano or good Mason s Ham
lin Cabinet ORGAN, can be bought az cheap
" Of tie M .ersicrctl as Of the Inamfactnr-
e-s tEemScises. Call anl SEQ Us before
Purchasing. q. il. Bacon 4 20. HIT,
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VALUABLE
@ VALUABLE
MILL PROP RTY
FOR SALE.

The property known as tho Branch Mills,
together With 40 acres of land is for sale.
This property consists OF "a Touring mill
Will! ;hr,c run Of stones, building and ma
chiGcry. al new. ! saH mill Of i9ugb value,
and Il number Of otEor buildings, houses and
stores ana IL situated seven miles from the
city Of Maritowpc, on 'kc line Of the Apple
ton aud New London Railroad and iii the
vicinity Of an cxc4!ent grain grorpr
country Cne half Of the property will be
soid, or the whole, at HE opiien Of the pur-
chaser For particulars, q ggire OF address
Geo :, Wcotin, Mauitowcc, or II. $.
Pierpont Chronicle office, Two Rivers, Wis
!pSEPH LEMAI, DC Pgf'. Wis.
August 5, io72, i-H-u
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NARY l.. Snow, Teacher.

For teas Of the best quality. AMI most
>yeuiSire ilaror, 81 70 the 4.anilowoc drug
store. lS-u
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The Placer herald., 1872-03-23
SHERiFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an execution issued out OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District Court of
the State of California in and for the
County of Placer, on the 26th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1872, on a Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1870.
IN favor of Thomas Campbell and against Willis
Jones for the sum of Fourteen Hundred Dollar.
or the return OF certain personal property men.
.o .o,ueu .h saiu execution; and whereas said de-
iehuaht having failed to return said nersona,
property, now, therefore, in accordance with ,ha
luahdates OF SAID execution have levied mon
a-d VIII sell at public anctou to the highest b;J
der for cash, GU 'e-'''' o'u-
hionday, the 18th day Of Apr,I A n ,e.o
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of that do,, 80
gro claim, near Forest Hill, Placer connr o. Cai .
iiorna, all the right title and interast an ,,o.
" ustenoant' Wills Jones' in and to the followinr
described property to-wit; ''' ''''o"'le
me interest OF The defendant in and 20 A..
certain piece or parcel of mining pronnd Ir an"
a5 5:n ,ne gro Mining Claims, situate Near Eo,"a.
rl' racer county, California aud bounded ."
fsat 49, " WY; fronting southerly one thousan1
the Middia II E iesS, on the slope of the hin over
~ .ne Miuole Fork Of the American river a,,s 'sei
.enaing northerly with uniform w55,h o"t haa, ei-
10y, ~ Dsei canon, and embracing oil the m;,,;nn
sautno . between the Dardapelies cIaiins IN .lae .le
Ces. ana those OF the Green Spring MIMI, ;ne
company on the east; together with -, I,'''ine ni
sA1euiar tne tenements, hereditaroents ;n,'r anu
~ nen's ana appurtenances thereto belonsr,s,o
IN anywise appertaining. S''ons'ng' or
,forae.., iae above described property viii, col,
ootssala to satisfy said Judgment costs as
costs and expenses Of sale. N0''''accfulng
B. D: DuNNAM,
aha.;e. Sheriff Placer Count,
'Aefln 8 Office Auburn, March 23, ls73 %u'y
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The Placer herald., 1872-03-23

OVERLAND MONTHLY valuable Pa,
si6c coast magazine for April has been re-
eeived. Its valuable contents arc as follows
Sea- a-Studics; A Ride through Oregon; Soutl
Sea Bubbles (pociry); Three Days Of Sane
tuary; The Northern California Indians, No.
]; Exhumcd; Evelyn (poctry); Wants and
Advantages Of California; Yosemite Valley
in Flood; Juauita; Abigail Rays Vision,
Part i: III the Shadow of St. Helena; Sam
Rice's Romance; Transition (poetry); Etc.
Current Literature.