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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

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RanR bittst uu Elm MlmoIen.
Ser: 0as unsiudltR!? sic feten ID
9orS 9sfuuD uno tr1ftts aus: iG CLAUDE
Ste molten Mot arbtiten.
StItler 1os IN ia eben mein unelud
Ilgen bic Qeute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

6etratbs9eu6 d. Sn einsm Gbi.
eaSoer glatt III naGfstsnhss 9eiratbsaslut
III leien:
sd iuhe einen etrenbaften uub onton.
rtgen 6errn gum Gbssemabl. Qepcfatsr
DCEtCrsn 0etr @Olititu brauGen ntti
na6Sufra8en. SD sebe msinem tunitiaer
0emabl am 6C6Beitstase $4,000 baar uni
cen eCppelt,n Setras In 4runbauden. Sd
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bin wCbler3cssn. Der 6%erauseebsr Bat bic
&orsGs." 2eiber rerfdpeist bic Gtnfsnber,
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@as tttft mir arrnen 56fuder
3ernah Elm 8rTdhen 3ude?
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Gs f5ludt Der @6tunS;
uno, unc, une, unb:
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Bin tN etn Gtft unb bod oelunb.
aafOIana Ces Rdt9IeEs In gr. 413
&u8el- 8eaef.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

nnuermEflia. Gin JIldnoer. rel.
der pesen8ubetDruu9 per6aitst wOrpen mar,
purre BON einem ensIiiGen &idtsr unter
Slrefbaft esfts1t. nub er 6tieeen battle nit
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gin. ME Die 5Crmsi tautet. Damn enape
@ctt benz erien 1rfmren, tem i9 besesue,
fdate @at, ais er ~pegstns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

SGIafmittel. 8arl, faste bic Srcu
zines iunSsn 9aftCrs, fet cod 70 gut unb
lele mir etne Detner Srshtsten DOR, Id tann
gar nt1t einl6lafsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Ben aIten Suuefsrn Ter eng.
Iiihe @tpliplcs 6urlsp lient bic uberral3sn.
be Ssbaupturs dut. nur ZEN altsn Sung
fern rsrtanfs gnalarp ieinsn ttdTttsrn, 81
unesn Men)ntrl6Ils. une teneist eits aui
T~clssnee nitt ueni9 ustrral6tnee @fiie
Der GnsIdnrer ;isbt isirs Strait aus esm
tl6ttsen 6Isiits. rem gpttnHH1sn 8ine'
eitb; ties ssesitt spmsif eura Ten 'pitsn
Siss.... Ter Ictte Ales teedyf sur Ga
mtabsrsituns cts 8tiu&ss er 6ummsln
lsittr Nib zen Eumnsln ren esn 5slemdu
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rert lst bic 6slrmauie Die Sass. nns
rer su6tst tie Saes an tefen. 10 taB tie 81
Sdufenefn fh forirFanst? Die alte Sung
Ter. guf t;sis @siis us,rorft Gaslane
Zen oItsu SunsfeTn isintH %ssTunesH, tTafti'
gan Ieni1snitla5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

A uterhaltrnde 5.
Gin Sprwm.

90 manGer ttnft feinen SGmsrj ;u etren
llne ;dtmt ion, ME eintn pileeu garsn,
I'm itn na6ber auf oTsnen 0afsn
Scr a1sm grtte ton;sn su lafsn;
@tbt eann berum init BEN Setteltsler,
unb famnelt Elm mitlsinise 6sntr,-
Min pifsrt an nas Drummer unp ReuIen
Ran f6tase bic Ssltie tort nit Ssultn.
@auI 6ssfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Dis Gbirsfsr tatsn Gin Sprlf.
nCrt, e1s tsinen :3crf trGat. Sc lautet:
Gin @prt 1T rttt t1risnr MaI isihter ale
RI 2uTt; frtaie IS irert asirIpnen, ilpe
ais @f,rte rer @tl; nitt i'm Stants. raj,
it!hs ;uIrd,u3tstta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Gire @afGtne sun StraE>
pfefopfsn it e%Ifurter pcrpeu. Gle in
Rem yOrt In Der Nusfsrung bes ,Ameri-
can Institute" su isben 1T. Gin geridter.
ltatter belGreitt Die @irtlamtett Der Ma.
lGtne 10: Sat Elm Strumpf Elm eebDriees
S0t. 70 ipannt mon itr einfa6 In bic Na.
ibtne unb ldst i'm eirmol Ter gdnse unr
etnmaI Ter gIette nd6 btnpurtpafiren,
rdIbem man eie MQFdtue nit et!pas @olte
pbef 8aummple 9rFvetlt tat. Ter Strumpf
Iemmt ppQtanDt3 0u5gebsdut unb 70 gut
wie neu Difber gum gCrihein. WD iUl
od6 eEren? Wsnn lnpn cas- bisber ais
ausiGlteettbRe ! b1ti8teit Der amsrtfantlaen
Qdpi,S bvtra6ttie StrumrfefOrfsn pon VA,
iAtnen 9etban wtIc?
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lsysOLs COusry VIEWS.



TaE rain yesterday hss refreshed vese.
tation very materially, and also revived
the dropping spirit. ~ the Yeomsnry NJ
thi, section. The fall Of rain, however, wa,
not sufficient to wet the ground.
THE Colorado bug has commenced its de
vaststion upon the potato vine., and unles'
some pains are teken TO destroy them, they
will materially shorten the crop ~ that "a.
vorite esculent.
OuR neighbor, Mrs. dormiey. has had
the first mess of peas Of the season, in this
vicinity.
STRAWBERRIES and cream IL q luxury
that will be iniulged in to very limited
estcu, In this locality.
OuR Police Court has been 10 contiuu.
Gus session for the past fortnight. The way
ofthc transgres.or Is hard when arraigned
before his honor, Judge Pollard.
Mn. - deposited load Of squirrel
shot in the dorssl region o. Bill welch, Of
color, from the murzle Of a doubled barrel.
ed shotgun last Friday. lie was tried and
acquitted on Monday last--the proof show.
Ing that h, was entirely jnsti6abic.
MrssRs. BuRcu AND GARSErT, our new
Magistrates, were installed in Office in due
form on Monday last.
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Kentucky, on the - day Of -, lsS--,
and died on the morning Of MAY 3ist, 1875
Developing In early life, an uhusual apti.
tude TO comprehend the courses Of study
S taught by the higher schools Of learning,
he was sent TO the University OF Virginia
where his application a. student. aided by
strong and well-balance'i mind, soon re-
suited In ripe schclsrhip. lie first s--um-
ed ." ofhcis' trust In the year 1885, when
he qualified s Deputy sheriff Of this coun-
~. Iiis executive career during the peri.
cd Of his incumbency was characterized by
promptness and fidelity, coupled with great
moderation where its exercise would no, in
erere WIN ms pubic oo'sa'ion'
In the year 1855 he was elected with
great unsnimiy 10 the JudResbip Of tho
I;nco,, Cou,,v Cour, 4, vb;ch ,os;,;o,
a.".,-.. ~. -. -, ".,,,.-
and confirmed an already e,,abl,hcd ron.
,,,.,,o. ~,.a., u.I u ,.,,.'
"''''" 'O' "'''o"'' o""'''' wv" eo''u''
uce.
","''" 'a'''"s :" ,'ec',e o' NJ. YER /"
OF orhce'he retired TO private lie, and from
its retreats could never be induced 10 rc.en.
yer the puo'ic arens, though frequently
'mPor'uneo 10 40 70 oy mn an aPpreciatve
people.
V.xL l. -. u. L. l.
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Ciftsens' .Heesia1.

The sad but not une ,pcctcd intelligence
Of the death Of Judge Jesse r. Cook at hi.
pateinsl home in this county. cast a gloom
during the day over our whole people, who
have conver--d Of nothing else ,ut hi.
many and varied accomplishments and vir.
tues
Al ST. n. the Court House hell called to.
gether large concourre OF citizens, where.
upon Hon. Tho.. W. Vsrnor moved tina,
Judge W. q, Bailey be called to the chair
Upon assuming the duties of which, hs
spoke with much feeling and a, some length
on the lie and character Of the deceased
On motion, X. W. Hooker, Esq, was ap
pointed Secretary OF the meeting; after
which Col. c. II. Rochester moved the ap.
pointment Of a committee, whereupon the
Chairman appointed the Hon Thos. p. Hill
Judge NJ. c. SauAey, Judge Jos. A. Lytl c
Dr. Tho-. b. Montgomery, and Col. c. II
Rochester, who retired, and, after delibera'
ton, returned to the court room with the
following resolutions, to wit,
Judge }. r. Cook having this day, after a
severe and protrscted illness, departed thi.
life in the zenith Of his mental and phvs
icsl manhood, il is not only usual but, as
we think, eminently proper, that resolutions
should be adopted expressive Of our ap-
probation Of hi. many virtues; and while
We how in humble submisaion TO the Divine
will, express our regret at the loss Of one 90
truly y.useful. Il is then
Resolved, l-t, That in the opinion Of this
meeting, composed OF his friends and neigh
bcr-, who have known him from early life
through the sveral stages Of his manhood
that M citizen OF our county possessed in a
more eminent degree than he, personal pu-
rify, integrity, justice. truth and honor
virtues which ennoble the charactero Of man.
To these rare qualities he added scholar
ship Of q very iigh order; and to crown all
Christian piety. which in his liz. and daily
walk WAS manifest to the most casual Oh
servaiion. This combination of learning,
honesty, and piety rendered him dear to all
who knew him.
I'd. We deeply mourn his loss, and ten
der TO those who feel most sensibly the sad
bereavement, heartfelt assurance Of sym
pathy and coincidence.
3d. That the citizens of Stanford being
engaged in business avocations be requested
u close their places Of business during the
funeral.
9Th. That the family OF deceased he re-
qussted TO furnish to the citizens Of Lin
L. f.,lI ~ Of IuA.
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AeetfsS eS the 0xV~e~s Of ske FSrsss
ers NWftenUS Bank.

AT 8 meeting Of the President and Di-
rectors Of the Farmers National Bank,
held at their Banking House in Stanford,
Kentucky June lst, ,ls7S,-Jno. II. Shank-.
President Of the Bank, was called to the
chair, and g. A. Isckey appointed Secre-
tary. The Chairman stated the object OF
the meeting-to be to pay a proper tribute
OF respect to the worth Of Hon. Jesse r.
Cook, one Of their Board, and Vice Pre,i.
dent Of the Bank, who departed this life on
3lst day Of May, 1875. On motion, Com
mittee, consisting OF X. Cobb, X b. Woods
and G.. A. Iackey were appointed to pre-
pare suitable resolutions for the considera-
tion Of ,hi. meeting, who, by their chair
man, reported the following which were
adopted, to wit:
Whereas, the President and Directors Of
the Farmers National Bank Of stanford.
have heard, with profound sorrow, Of the
death Of Hon. Jessie r. Oook, the result Of
a long and painful illness, borne by him
with manly and Christian fortitude.---
'"''''o''
Resolred ls', That VIC, as individuals, al
- uep'"'e W. s'e , ueats ~ Nor'nf msh,
of Ksn,ncry ~" vhn ,h,nndh ' 49,, ',e a"d
I'h;. "J t",ousn uSnsers an"
tellects laid the foundation Of n mighty State.
Asthe Cooksin Virginia were WIDELY known
Tor their courage, honesty and piety, 40
were those known who came to the Wild p
"a nt'Ins, ,s '""s S.l'r' !. IVA wa. Iun,'
lv aided the;r comneer. in g;v;nr ch,rsc.
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->->-
Nsw style 1ssslss o, John n. CnIs'a
cAxrssAl a MilLsa esnt to .e. you
HAxosoxs Sash Ribbons At John II
Craie's.
Coasers ., John n. Crie's from socsn,'
toe2 30.
Fos hsndsomes, Parssols-go to Johr
IT, Crsis's.
Brlr Buckles and Fancy Belts al Johr
II. Crsiss
Tar latest noveltie. In Ruchines o, Johr
u. Crsiss.
10000 choice brand cigars, at S. d. Ma.
theay A Co.
LAprEs' Lasting Shoe. at low price. al
John u. Crsig's.
Fon cheapest Hardware, Groceries &c.
consult Campbell 4 Miller.
Two.Burros Kid Gloves ., John II
Crais's st New York pricc..
CHEAPEST and bsst Gro~rie. sold in
town by 8. n. Mathcny A Go.
Jrsr received and for sale, 100 bbls
whisky, by s. r. Mstheny &Co.
ycrI rscsited ~ osaS."u, ~ 9,oes C o. rAh'
sock and 'ot ssN, 90 esuu'ee Nns,n'
"a ioosceo, Manu'se'o~" price, .!
o. D. Ma'neny 40
ro, an. I.,.., s,,,. s,.,;o,.,x ri.s,n,
". Sa..l. 80 ~. Ch.sn.., "a H.,
go. a. Iii an pohon i s,.-. D,,..
s's"'
fouu ,., .,..a a. a..
80 - -, ~ II, a.. 49,.
49, -',s.. Th., a.. ior.ir
Iii III ... ,s.n
~""
To ruy L.pirs-Tbe o,nu,.e singer
s>vins Machine Needle. and Attachments
Of All hind. and .ires are kep, in stock a,
Campbell A Mili,r..
CAnrsrLL MILLsS receive fresh Or.
nses, Lannon's and Bananas that Will almost
melt In your mouth every week. They ell
them remarkably chesP. See II they don't.
EkAhiss tne White oooas couoni ~
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Ar one time il was thought by bee rails.
ers that we would have no honey this sea.
son, owing to the fact that all Of the honey
bearing flowers and trees had been killed by
the severe weather; but during the last ten
days the white clover appeared spontane-
ously all over the felds, and this is known
to be among the best hee pastures we have.
Hence an abundant supply is looked for.
KINGSTON. Madison county, Ky, NAV
29tb, ls75.-Editor Interior Journoi; no.
ticed in your paper sometime since, where
you gave an account OF mare that foaled
at the age of twenty three year,. -
Col X. Mundsy, Of this county, has = mare
that is twenty-five years old this Spring
that dropped 6ne horse colt, on eth inst,
which goes sll the gaits equal to any train
ed horue in the country. Head us IL you
can" X. u. II.
BLuE-GRAss-It Ia admitted that Ken
tucky blue grass is better for the fattening
Of all kinds Of stock, either cattle, horses,
mules, &C., than any other kind Of food
There is said to be more aud better
nourishmens in this than in any other grass
when il is In green state. About one-hslf
Of this county Is naturally we'll ret with il
and il will grow quite luxuriantly in other
sections Of the county II the seed are sown
at the proper season Of the year.
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osr Of our citizens, an old bachelor,
takes pride in raising a fine lot Of extra
game fowls every year. AT the rear Of our
ahee, across a branch, his "Henery" is sit
usted. Near that is an old log, by the
branch. Our compositorssay that they have
seen weasel run out from under the log :
grab a young chicken and disappear,
When il is known that each young chicken
Gsk he takes Is worth at least half dollar
and that no, less than three or four a day
will satisfy the stomach Of the sneakine
animal. we know how to appreciate
the loss which our citizen su.tsins by il
dsprsdstions.
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THE iron front 10 the store-house Of Mr.
Geo. d. wearen will add much to the ap
psarance Of the north side Of Main street
These iron fronts cost but little more than
the wooden fronts and as they are much
more durable, ~e ART surprised ths, all wbs
erect solid brick houses on our publ,
streets do not put up such materials ID
frort Of ,ter.
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Call 0ss j. n. I'herfgs.

Gran ORCHARD, KY, June 5, 1875.
Mn. J. r. PurRrGo Sir, having the
utmost confidence in you as a gentleman Of
honor and integrity, and believing you to
possess the ability to fll with honor and
credit the office of Represetativc, we would
respectfully request you to become a
candidate to represent Lincoln county in
the lower branch Of the next Legislature.
MANY VOTERS.
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KnixD ~ LioHrSrso. nca.lsy
lest two young men, !. 9. and Henry on.
man, soma Of A. 8. Gilman, liviae on Pit.
man crssh, In Pslsshi county, started %,
fishing, but storm overtahiss them, they
took refuge under tree, in few moments
binding fash of lightning struck the tree,
killing both of them instantly.
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and veil improved.
TEsss oF sALE.-Crslit Of 6 and Y months-
equal miscellaneous. bonds With good surety re-
qured, bearing per cent interest nom lay Of sale,
and having the ioros and eno.s Of Judgments. A
lien viu also he rstained on tbs land.
W q. WEIGH,
iss-st N,.,sr tsemisslsrsf
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MORRISON
Time s,se whoa . ysars Old.


ny ola Brown Denmark. the old Champion, be
By Imported Iledgstord. dam old CoekspuT, crys-
tails dam by Alexandsr's Ed~in forest, dam %,
of Messenger mare
CRYsTAIis is ". bands. rich brown. snd very
sttrsetivs In gsits and appearance. snd adnaIed BY
all.
T.m, low-siS- 90 the .ss-pn, or SIS to insure.
For further particulars sss D.nvills Adiuoals. or
rAULcoNER,
t'a.u fsnviua Nv,
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THE man who advertiscs hi. business,
whatever II may be, Il more sure Of success
than the one who does rot Other thing
being equal you will Ard that the man who
sdvertise~ HE goods, ~sres, and mercl.sn.
dice, sells more goods, and to bct,cr Gus.
toners, than his nest-dcor neighbor In the
same business, Who thinks that everybody
knows me snyho~, /" and hsnce does no, sd-
ver,iss. Actual statistics show this to he
literally true.
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SoNE Of the mos, beautiful and attract
i've flowers We have grow Wild upon the mn
euitivsted hill. of our country, and are
poisonous. And some Of the most beautiful
and attractive beings we meet in life, ars
wolves in sleeps clothing.
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COMMISSIONERS
h ALE OF L AN ID F!
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
GEO. BLACKBERRY /
wM srNMs' NJ, HEIRS Equity


Pursuant 10 Judgment and order Of sale ren.
dsred st the April Term, ,ls7a Of the Lncoln CTcuil
Court will, as Commissioner thersaf or foT ssls
al puslic outery, hsfOfs the Court HOUSE la stan
ford, on Monday the i.ts day Of June, is7S, bsins
io,nlsrly o~nsd and oecupisi BY wm. simns. ly-
Ing b,tween the Lancaster and Dansille turnPikcs,
~ miles north of stanford, aud oontsiuing
The interior journal., 1875-06-04

0uR Bu-ine-. Msnsger. Mr.. T. H. Wal
,sn, jr.. having been eslled away by prc'.-
ing engagements, Mr.. c. \. Nield viii attend
80 his duties for the present.
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EsrERrRisr.--we are desperately fond
Of enterprise In whstevsr direction Il 10 er.
hibited, especially u II IL economical and
judicious enterprise. n mans house il
burned aud there remains a vail or hull
standing we like to s~ quick work made
Of its repairs Magnificent buiIdidgs ris-
ing Phanix like from the ache. Of dilapi.
dated rat dens, is plsyed-out exhibition Of
judicious enterprise. This nonscnsical idea
oftearine away sntiquated land marks to
give place to modern structures may be call
ed enterprise, but Il does violence to the true
principles Of economy. Hence We are not
Of those who sncer at the public spirit and
enterprise Of our neishbor- who ~ recently
passcd through the cruciblc Of FIRE, down
street. Some of our younger citizens with,
perhaps, more money than solid business
sense, and more pride of citizenship than
either, would have reared magnificent bu.
iness house, and in flaming posters and sti-
lstto like floating crumb-," have set ou,
in career of merchaniile success OF fail
ure--but that's a risky business. thc-e
times" enterprise is a humbug. Practical
economy is the word.
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Cvsb Orchard sprisss CslleSe (Sss-
aseNcemeuf, fStt.5.

Rrronr OF THE PRINCIPAL.
Gold Medalists--Miss Ifsnsford, Junior
Class; Miss 8. Shelby, Sophomore Class.
Silver Medalists-Mi-s James, Freshmen
Class; Miss Egbert, Primary Clsas.
The medals are not open to competition
for the Senior Class, but Miss Fri-bie grad.
aated with the highest honor-.
In the Department Of Music Miss Ste.
p,ss~-os greatly distinguished herself, and
received no, only the general certificate oi
the College, but private testimonials from
the Principal aod Professor Fu-co.
Many other young ladies are worthy Of
most honorable mention in the different
departments Of English and the Classics-
Misc. Payne, A. Stuart b. Thorcl, N.
Edmiston, A. Buchanan, and A. Thorl.-
In Mnsic-Mis.ss Evsns, l.. Fish, !. Fish,
and h. Thorel.
The medsls, that unfortunately did no,
arrive in time for Commencement, have
since been received and distributed.
A. ". NJ. MACLEOD. Principal.
G. o. :. College, June ] 1875.
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ELEsAsT--Tha new dental chsir re-
e'n,ly purchased by br. lee Z. Huffman.
IL l. worth tooth To sit in IL once.
The interior journal., 1875-06-04
HOWE JOrrsNGs.

srRAwsrrR,r, and cream every day al
the Commercial Hotel.
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COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND f!
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
SUSAN ANDREWS
wM. OWENS, &c.

Pursuant to judgment aud order Of sale herein
re.rcd Al the April Term, 1875. Of the Lincoln Cir
cult Court, will offer lr sale s pukic ouicry be-
fore the Court House In stanford, on Monday, June
ltth, ls75, being county court day Gr Lincoln
~, the tract of land in the proceedings mentioned
interest aud costs. said tract of land lies abou,
sx miles south of Crab Orchard near the road al
ing therefrom to somerset is heavily timbeTsd and
Contains
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l17 A Q r z s

Tkaxs oy sALE.-Credit Of /? months, bond vi III
approved surety required, bearing interest from day
oi sale and having force and effect of iudsn snt-
q lien also retain "a. W. q. WELCH,
1854 Master Ucmmis = ion.T
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-12
VALUABLE Information.

Boston, Dec. ~, 1869.
Gcntlemcr-My only object in giving you this tes-
tim0nal il To spread valuable Information. Having
been badly afflicted with Salt ltheum, and the whole
surface uf my skin being covered with pmples and
eruptions, many OF which caused Inc great pain AMI
annoyance, AMI knowing 1t to he blood disease, |
among which was any quaint of Sarsaparil Ia.
without obtaining any benefit until l commenced
the first bottle saw that had got the right medi-
cine. Consequently, followed on with 1t until |
had taken seven bottles, when was pronounced u
well man, and my skin Is smooth AMI entirely free
from pnpes and eruptions. have never enjoyed
so good health before, and attribute II all TO the
use OF YEGErINE. To benefit those aicted with
Rheumatism, | viii make mention also OF the VEaE-
TINES wonderful power OF curing me of this acute
complaint OF which have suffered so intensely.
G. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Agt Mich g. X. r.,
jan1S-Iywd& 90 Washington street, Boston.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-12
DIAMOND STATE LOAN
Newark Items.

NEWARK req. IL.
The house formerly owned by Clias. Janvler,
the sale of which sometime ago for u, 135. was
set aside by the court, was resod yesterday, to
the Loan Association for $780,
oh Tuesday morning, Jno. II. Hills team, at
tached to large road wagon, ran away in com
illg from Dean IL Pilling's mill, and after pass
~ escaping several market wagons, was taken
up about mile out of town, having run into a
wagon that far out, slightly damaging it.
Dr. Grimshaw, of Wilmington, lectures at Del
aware College, tomorrow eyeningon Compare
I'VE Anatomy. A good turn out il expected.
snow fell during the night to the depth OF
inches, but the subsequent rain has spoiled the
seighlng. Many pumps are frozen. I.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
From our Late Editions Of Yesterday. j --.s..
washington.

,ouN ROACH TO BE HEARD IN THE SUBSIDY DUsI-
MESS.
WAsHINdroS Feb. IL.
John Roach will appear before the Ways and
Means Committee to day, to contradict certain
statements of Irwin concerning the Pacific Mail
subsidy.
LIGHT HOUSE ON THE DELAWARE COAST.
Tho House Committee Appropriations
agreed, to day, on an appropriation FOR a new
lpht house on the Delawarecoast.
SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Republinan Senators held caucus with
reference to new legislation applicable to the
South,
HAMILTON AND sAUrsBuRys PROTECT.
I'm the Senate, Messrs Hamilton and Saule-
buyu minority report protesting against the ad-
mlsson OF Pinchback IN Senator from Louisiana,
WAS presented and read.