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The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
A VINDICTIVE WOMAN.

MAUCH CHUNK, June 20.-The widow
of the murdered man John P. Jones was
in the Jail this evening, and asked of the
Sheriff The privilege of pulling the bolt
that will send her husbands murderers
into eternity Tomorrow. Her request
was denied. The collins for the doomed
men were received at late hour tonight.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

The Atlanta (Ga..) Constitution is very
much disturbed by rumor that the army
headquarters of the Department of the
South are to be removed from that city
to Louisville. 1t refers, in so many
words, to the "money value" of their
presence. In Yankees it would call this
thrift.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-14

SAMUEL W tMPLEE. TREASURER.
Cedar County, Iowa.
The foregoing reports Of the Treas
urer were received, accepted and
placed on file.
The Treasurer also reports 80 cents
as amount of fees collected for letters
in his office since MAY lst. 1877. Ac-
eeptel
Rtsniresi. That the .Aaditor lie au-
thorized To advertise for bids To repair
the following bridges: Coon Creek
bridge, Linn township: Ferguson bridge
Red Oak township; Dwigans and Cobb
bridges. in Center township. Contract
ors To furnish the necessary material
including what stone nlay lie required.
Work 10 ia done according 10 plans
and specifications In the auditors Of
fee. and To he completed ON or before
sept. lst. 1877. Bids To lac in hy noon
June 20. 1877. Coon Greek bridge to
he awarded hy q. H. Helmer. and the
| contract for the Others to he awarded
hy II. l.. Moore, Adopted,
Ordered that {, ". HaNirs be al
lowed $1,000 as additional pay for
transcribing Index II" into Camphell's
system of indexing.
ON motion the Beard adjourned IL
meet al eight o'clock Tomorrow.
| THIRD DAY. JUNE 9Th. 1871.
/ BOARD met at eight o'clock. All
present. Minutes Of Yesterday session
read and approved.
/ Petition of John f. Michner Ia have
tax refunded on list Of ls75-S d. Spring
dale township. on account of error.
On motion the Auditor was directed
to refund to him the sum of 1896.
Resolred, That the assessment o.
real properts be- changed in the seSera
townships as indicated iii the follow
ing schedule for the purpose Of equal
| ,1;ny tho sauna.
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sToNEHAa MASS. N ay I'D 1875
Mr. TIT pAPsoS- DEAR sIE:-I nave bean in form
ed by M. Hamilton that you wish Ia ascertai,
some facts ~ ,ut sterling and Also about his an
and rs own TIA. IA. er hr rec lesei me to write Il
yon all know about them
sTERLisG trotted al Lynn In three minutes AND
two MY ciAss.+, wintiilx both races In thr-'
straight heats. best rIns 2:As, He also ru,t-d q
Portland Ne utnsins he race and getting . re
cord OF III
nut, l5e1 hsnds high. de- not know much AFRO.
her ped gree. 1t nav bee inform d that she b
Messenger. ard has been track back ~ Winthrop
M..sseng, she ~ss raised Ia Name. and / hsv
never taken any particular pains 10 ssearialn he
pedigree, btcau-e she h such noble auim ]. AIT
know Ing her rod qualities ~ enough to satisfy
have owned and hand iei many uorse-, but ca
Equine Rae. ever held the r~ins over She IL tn
best horse for brush the rad that ever droyt
she gets her speed so qnicaly that she viii pass
lengths ahead before met any horse will hASettm
{" gather for nru.h sae is natn raj tro ter
er having been trained day since she foaied
she has trotted quarter several times In thirty
nre seconds, but has trot I'd only three or fou
utnso n racs-then a. gentiemans dryin
horse, atcoanty Ars and sandy half mile track.
One Of these Races VA. on the Manchester Park:
~.s q that time = very sandy, slow track, but Sd
/ got In = mile IN rs.
she - Ia. mos, ,sveI headed animal ever saw
being without . fault, and for a horse ith 40 muc
vim. her COED disposition 10 able Her limit
are not large. bia ~ste aad Clean. and she must b
sfexceilent m at.r al for si. il now body and II,nb
- sin.sbth as d smeA her head Is prominent an
bony. hnt ei-sA. Take her every way and do ~
believe ai'. sas ever eseei.ei by any horse OF he
| elA~.
Before finishing the above resolved the With,
enclosed litter from NJ. Barton who SOLD the nos
10 me. In der to give yuu q 4 the m Is conld
wrote ~ him fur particulars. You will notice on
insceurscy in regard 70 The ,rot At MANCHESTER sui
stiute Lowell for MAnche>' Or ami the I me viii h
right. for you ALL by his that rs vas maj
- Ltveil II he Tapped Daanties~' wheel Il
sh- rztss al u Aucbe~tsr she Sc have trott1d tn
heat m % or 2U You all also motto. she troit.-
quarter ri the rate Of 15I per mile. being lust
seconds quarter ~ I wrote In the ar. orion I
/ this ettsr
| Respectfully. Yours.
! "a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-14

Two of the most important foreign
missions in the gift of the Administers
ton have been disposal of-the Aus
TRAN Ministry having been bestowed
upon Hon. John 4. KaSeon of Iowa,
who was recently mentioned in con-
nection with the STANDARDIZATION. Mr..
kas-on, however, preferred going 10
Austria, and the change was made in
accordance with his wishes. The
President thereupon offered the Span
ish Ministry to the well-known
American poet, Professor James Rus
sell Lowell, of Massachusetts,, who
has accepted It. One, at least, ofthese
appointments is highly creditsble to
the Administration and the country,
and could hardly have been better be-
slowed.
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The Monticello Erpress, of Satur-

The Monticello Erpress, of Satur-
day, In a double headed leader, says:
We stop the press 10 announce that
we have just learned, upon the most
reliable authority, that Hon. Buren, r.
Sherman will accept the nomination
for Governor IL rendered him by the
Convention. Mr.. Sherman has not
rrortest, and will not resort 70 the
unworthy expedients and articles Of
the machine politician and dema-
gugue. He win simply leave the en-
tire matter In the hands of the people,
content 10 abide by their augment
This u his position ~ stated to relIa-
BILE gentleman from this city. in q
con versation had with him in Daven-
pnSt Inst Wednesday. Mr.. sherman
= fairly In the field. and IL will be idle
6ne the Gear oryans to any longer
a11ampt to ignore that fact or whistle
NJ ean1ms down the wind.
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In regard TO the charges made b.
the Newton pa per, a. copied into the
ADVERTISER last week, ii j. but jul
tiee TO John II. Gear To say that he Al
once responded with a lengthy card
denying positively that he ever lef,
his seat in the House to work sgains,
prohibitory legislation, or that he had
been liquor dealer, excep, for a
short time after purchasing his bust
mess. He says he was convicted aud
fined, later, for selling liquor a. charged
eago, but that it wae a wholesale deal
and had to De made to save pecun larry
io-s.
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The fast trains which were inau-
gurated with the beginning Of the
present week. by two OF the Compel
Ing railway lines between Chicago
and New York, reache their de-tina-
ton ION time" smaking the run from
The metropolis of the West TO the me-
troplis of the seaboard in less than
twenty six hours. The railway mau,
ayers, encouraged by the success o.
the first trip, now talk of increasing
the speed aud reducing the schedul.
time 50 as to make the through run IL
less than twenty-four hours. which
they believe can be successfully &C.
compli,hed.
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i j. 10 be hoped that full delegations
from ali the townships may conle up
10 the Republican County Convention
next saturday, and that delegation
Ia the State Convention which will
not only correctly, but Incidentally,
reflect the sentiments OF the county.
strong delegations have been already
reported from several townships.
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The regular annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Iowa, A. Z. and A.
n. met at Davenport last week In
great strength. Nearly so votes
we're poile-i by the body III its cleo
ton Of 4. C.. Luse, of Iowa City, q.
NJ. r. {. Wright Deputy; T. Is.
I'arvin, Secretary and the other Of
fieer.-
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Notice Is hereby given that the under sign
ed has this day been appointed by the CIR
cult court OF Cedar county Iowa, Admins.
traitors Of the estate Of James G. Alexander,
deceased; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified 70 file
them with the clerk Of said court, clearly
stated and duly sworn to. and persons owing
said estate are hereby notified to make i'm,
mediate payment to the undersigped.
Dated At Upton, Iowa, this nth day OF
June, 4 d. 1877.
SUSAN 2. ALEXANDER,
ROBERT J. ALEXANDER,
AW3 Administr ators
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The Philadelphia Times says: sen
ator M0rtOn's letter IL probably the
only document of like character ever
known that tiekled everybody. The
Presidents friends like it because ii
endorses the policy, and his oppo-
pents like IL because IL doesn't indorsf
the policy"
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TOTAL. -.---. 49,. ...t - q 80. = NJ
The Township Central Committees WI
eaii their primary meetings TO select aeiS
gates az win best accommodate thtr re
speetire localities, bnt in the absence y
srch nroyision II Is recommended that the
tovnship cancusses be held on Saturday
lime 9Th. at one o'clock P. n, Al the usua
place OF holding the same.
Nv order Of Co Central Committee,
HENRY CARR, Cha.
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The Marion Registe- says: Judge
Chase. of Webster City, A. II. Neidig.
editor of the RePsIbticas. and Captain
Mcmillan, OF Marshalltown, were In
ssvn on Friday. The visit WAS In
the interest of Judge Chase's candida
~ for Supreme Judge. They are
quite confident Of success"
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r. MELVIN
L,wssS.r Ma Nav 10.

LsxHsSeE. Aa.-. May =. Is7s,
FRIEND tHssIss:-In reply 10 yonr lett
would say thai the mar. tr.ttec under the name nj
Ilzzlr she wsn several races ~ La Park Or
record bsft,x " M the In tnst he. M.
Obliged u bst that Al the time she fFutlr AZ N =
FrrhchraAb ree sas beaten In .s.3s and 2 ~ bot a.
trtAs o%os- the yace would her mile aithout 8
SKIP, every time. Ia 2:s. shs rBters-t AZ Man.
chester against eryen horse~ and a. s.coad tta-aa
70 nrrf heat .spp~d on Dauntl.ss' wheel Who = IN
the heat IN SS5 she could have been two so
obcx out fuDs. she was never IN a race nut -
TOOK some Of or - Harry Bradley said was m.
ebt horse be eyr drove nor what ste c.suld da1
Ahn no hors@, not even American Girl could scor.
III h-f ana would tfot her quarter Aay time In Is
ssSonus. Raw tiuen nsr quarters In THAI l.ms
on~n. with respectable men /, ~toe-. ii Ard 1,
You nad not bought her, and / knew =. much then
- 90 no. shoad still osn her. l have driven
ner non HAsefhiii eity Square To my stable in
Ls3fencs Just nine n les, In ~ minute. "a = ,osd
wagon think abe has record on Lynn tracy ~,
Hrttlng An miles IN 10 uinut4s race sxntnsf Tim.
and won ihtuk she trottsd To Il rae nnde, ~
name OF Kate lthis sAs before ovoed herr Tcsn
bvt give ron the correct dates Of th... rxres ~,
records Of this track IL necessary - ""
Yours, Respectfully
II u. BAKToN.
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SSgsggyg SO q 7

"a n s ne WsrhlsG Class. We are BOW rrspsSsIs
nome. this whole ~ the time oS sor their spage
sa "msns husiI ess new. light and prohiAble
eys.,av - ns ssx easily earn from s, cents y "
s sssn WI, VINO me 70 The businssH Boys ard o.
this ncsS.. :, ~ =. mucn - men. That AL uhs ~
~ .s ~. ~, -. = e this paSAlieled o}skf ~
~ - 49, ~! $4,000 ~ witi asNa 90 49,
1Dse Wefsa teyesAi dsilAsa g c0n4o0cs q
is;1sSs ~ ~ q acae asd vyssgs. - -
- e =; =: +; -; ~ = "
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S,NIsl. WANrLER. Treasurer
Cedar County. Iowa.
Treasures Otifc~. Cedar ca.
Upton. Iowa. June Isl. i>ss.
To TIE HONORABLE BOARD or
SUPERVISORS NJ CEDAR CO. Iowa.
GKNTIENEN:-I submit 10 You my
report IL Additional ami Erroneous as
ss.ssments I'm tax lists III 1874. 1875 and
1870. to June Isl. i>1s:
ia l>.s tSs is 1873 1875
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An interesting letter from Senator
Kirxwood in relation to 1.-The Policy
i published on the first page of this
paper
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u. < {. Court. for Apri. sl-s.73
| Probate fes- for 1906
| Marriage 1900
1 Total for April. s!5o. -
p. 4 c. Court, for MAJ s7035
| Probate ices for 1918
/ Marriage y.f-}
Total for Nay, .+-jfl
To.ai tees oi offce, S-4s.;o
slater Of Iowa. *
! Leda County,
| !. T. {. Prescott, l-rk II tas yt...c,
/ and Circuit Court upon oath SAY thu.
/ the foregoing EsT-3-- = c.3-r.-C. and true
Q. shown Ivy tn t.p3E- II ...- u.sae
and iaclud.-- 81 tA- .---s rall--r-l-1 TOR
/ and belonging II III county. a. v--iIs
! believe i. /. Pm on, Gl--.
Subscribed and s~orI 70 t.:o-s III
By 7. G Prescott, ihl- ;th day = June.
l-T,. MogEAU CARROLL Auditor.
4 l-sltlon sa- presented for Al ap-
preparation for bridge across TIE rac.
at Knots Mill. Oh motion TIE pitt
ton Was not granted Thereupon the
Board adjourned TO meet at nir.e o'clock
tomorrow morning.
SECOND DAY, JUNE SIN. 1871.
The Board met as per adjournment
All the members present Minutes Of
yesterdays session read and approved
Thomas Knott petitions the Board t.
have assessment reduced. on aecoun,
Of the destruction of the mill dam
Continued to January term. ISIS.
TN motion Supt. Burroughs va
directed To purchase 100 bushelf Of corr
| Of James Safely. at Me market price
and the Auditor is directed - issue (
warrant 10 pay for same, when the a.
count is presented. duly certified 10 b,
the superintendent
\ petition Was presented for an ap
preparation for bridge in section SO
Pioneer township: also for bridge a
the southeast corner Of section -
Fremont township; also for bridg,
across Baldwin's creek. Linn township
| all of which were continued.
A petition for an appropriation 10
a bridge across Mud creek, in RoaC
district No. /, Pennington township
was presented to the Board. On mo
| tlon ID. T. Hedges was authorized |,
furnish Lumber and report AT rrA'
| meeting
| Whereas Cedar County stand, ri4arst-
by the state Of Iowa with - a. dc
llnquent tax for the Year 1871, Stat.
| Revenue, and
Whereas said tax is unavailable
| therefore
Resoiced, That the Auditor be in
| structed tn certify the same Ia ths
Auditor Of state and ask that the cOun
~ be relieved, from the payment OF
said tax, as provide in section sl3
Code of 1878. On motion III. for.go-
ing Was adopted.
On motion, y. F.. Smith was author.
lied to repair the Taber bridge and re-
port al next meeting.
Resoired, That there be appropriated
$4,000 for the Baker bridge in Roch.
ester township. and that ID. T. Hedges
-uperintsnd the building Of the same
The Auditor Is herby authorized 10
issue a warrant on the Bridge Fund
for the amount
Rtsao!oed, That the County Auditor
be authorized TO pay 10 Jones county
one half Of the expense of the building
the Root bridge upon the presentation
OF a properly certified bill Of the cost
of the same by Auditor Of jones Co.
Treasures Office. Cedar 20.
Upton. Iowa. june Ist. 1877.
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
SrPERyIsORs or CEDAR Co. Iowa.
GESTLENEN:-f submit TO YOU my
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canyeping At one O'Clock p. ", for the par'
nose OF electing Thirteen Delegates 70 rep,
reaeut the county in the State Convention
which meets in the city Of Des Moines' june
9Th 1877. a, =. ~
ne basis OF representation viii oe oas
delegate FOE each township, and one sadt
ti0nsl delegate for each Fifty votes, or ifsc-
ton thereof over twenty-five votes cast 40.
Hon. J. T. Toung for seereiaE! 81 saaE :.
49, yaremher election. 1870. The number
a delegates to which each township II
sA~rsbx entitled L. a. follews:
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The great battles of the Russo Turk
iSh war are soon to begin-so the
dispatches say.
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HARD TIN r.

We are willing 10 meet you half way. and
will stand him for service for SIS the season
as above, for this season only, rs he cost too
E,ucb money 10 stand for so low price.
Hoping the breeders Of Iowa will appreci
ate our VERY liberal reduction in price for
service OF Sterling this season, and favor us
with their patronage, We remain,
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4 dminisarasor's Notice.

Notice 70 hereby given tina. the under,,yn.
20 mas snis day been appointed by the or.
ssi! court OF Cedar county, Iowa. admin;..
.fator Of the estate Of A q. Humphrey. d..
sessea; and oil persons having claim.
skainst ssia estate are hereby notified to All
mem. .n.m WIN ne clerk Of said court. clrsrly
taid estate are notified 10 mske isnmcd;.ss
payment 70 lhe N isrsigusl.
DAteq .: Tip -, Iowa, this Oh dav ~
OktW Jo1M CAsnnssn
Ad0lnistsa9Se.
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THOMPSON & BAILEY
ClARxSoE, Iowa, April LIST, 1917.

In the list of trottors with record of ? &c
or better, that belong to the PArcHEN FAN
uY in the male line. are
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REpERENcEs.

STERLINGS get for size, being wei
adapted for the road or farm, cannot fail II
give satisfaction in this respect. They ars
large, with good disposition, good color
and plenty Of action.
STERLING stood for service at Danyers
Mass, for S75 the season, and nj Aechan
icsville, the season OF 1876, for $50; bat or
account Of the
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uCPU1LaCAN COUNTY COY
YENTlON.

A delegate convention OF the Republican.
If Cedar county will be held 81 the Court
House In Upton on
nA~r Inne 18th 1911.
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49,. ssasc Cosvenatsn.


- Twenty frst Annual state Coasen,
sscs n he Republican party Of Iowa, VII
~ IA e Dso M0tnes. on
WEDNESDAY. JrSE q. 1871.
for he purpose Of making the following
nominations:
()ne candidate for Governor,
one candidate for Lieut. Governor. ~
one candidate for Superintendent OF rao-
nc Inetructien-
One candidate for Supreme Judge,
ne ratio OF representation will oe' or
.aeleratc for each county In the state, ana
r sSditiou thereto. one delegate lor cacn
~ votes or fraction over loo. cast Tor non
iosiah 4. Young for Secretary OF state, :.
~ renersl election In 1870. The following
sshle shows the represents ton Tin the sec
ond Congressional DISTRICT: - - nal
Cedar county So 10
Clinton county. ............ 80. ~
Jackson county $1,000. ......s, "a
Jones county -
Mnscntine county .... .........s.s a.,
Scott county ...-..se' r,,raI
A. order az the Republican state Sentrai
cammittee. HENRY c. LEIGH !oN,
Chairman.
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a. order az the Republican state Ssn1ra
SosS Chairman.
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A. b. Maynard, sheriff, serving
subpoena for Grand Jury - NJ
Ordered that the Auditor be author
lied to pay the contractors for the SUI
perstructure and substructure OF
bridges wi e they are completed and
accepted by the Commissioner.
Ordered thai the delinquent tax lisi
be advertised in the Aduertisr and
Conservative
Ordered that the the painting of the
barn at the Jail be paid for when COM
pleted and accepted by r. l.. Moore.
Ordered that the Auditor issue u
warrant to pay for repairing the Scot,
bridge when accepted by q, II. Hell
mer.
X. l.. Moore reported the stone work
| of the Safely bridge completed. Meas
| urement, 80 p. Is #.
Ordered that the Auditor issue a war
| rant on the bridge fund in favor Of A.
| Il. Oleson, for s303..io.
Ordered that the Auditor issue war
rant for the per diem and mileage Of
the members of the Board, for two
days meeting in May and four days
session in June:
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SAMUEL WsMPLEE. Treasurer.
Cedar County, Iowa

Total sos1 IS 81 3 90 sst IS Is. :
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semi-ann,ial report Of receipts and dis.
bursements in my Office from January
1st. 1877. To June iSv. 1877:

e@,-s lssissS iIEsSs~s -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-02
DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Wednesday, May I'd, 1877.
Hints for Orchardists.

The day when poor. .crawEy fruit
can be sold for auy purpo~e - past.
Only the bc%t q slch All abundance J.
wanted in the market, aa6 now the
fruit Gamers and dryers uniformly r.
ject the snail, poorly inatuf~i fFpit
Lat year there z4s con-idera bic
quantity 81 unsatable fruit which bad
10 be fed ~ stock or allowed - rot ar
der the trees There * no necessity
that such should b. The case. aud :'.e
remedy lies with fruit growers. Ia The
first place, little or no attention ID.
ever been p,id 10 renewing the soil. II.
order 20 cause II more vigorous growth.
nor 10 musching, precs-s. abso-
lutely neees>ary in colder c5uatrira to
protect the rootlets from the biting
frost- Here. whore Iii'ic damage re-
suits from frost, the muiclIing II tie
ground s~ryes IN protect the roots IF the
trees from the sco,chirg sun in sum
mer. aud enable. the soil better 10 re-
tain moisture Thu. next error has b. N
that farmers have spared the pruYing
hook, and instead Of <fn,li~r qltntltg
Of large. well ma,urefi fruit. ,heg .rr-
fer larger yield If inferior quality
More especially will the trees require
pra"ing tins year. when the rainfall:
has been light, IL too much l. allowed
to grow. the tree. cannot p.s-,bly ma
ture II. The app ication % fertilizers
should also - made rruit contains =
great deal Of ,,U'a>h. and whore this
plant-fooi has bern exhausted from tn.
soil. the Application 81 Common wood
ashes will be found very b,n.ticiai. and
one ton 10 the acre il th.. ALLOW .fet II.
the Eastern States, HIRE fruit raising
has long since been reduced IN u scirlc.,
JDD0E BLoD0Er Of the United States
Circuit Court. last week. sen,.uc..d II
boot aud shoe firm, Henry Fcuef-tri'
and Charles Phu.er; the former la he
penii.ntiary for on-' year. AMI the lat
ter to the county jail for Xix months
for fraudulent b.nkruptcy A. ,tl-fe
IL, undoubtedly. good deal Of this KIND
Of business going on the result 10 this
case mry be "a waning 10 Others and
someth,D Of - protection To creditor.
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Brief pom elmer halben tln,t fuRf Gsnts:
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