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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

While rejoicing over the downfall of the
boss, it is but just to say that New York
does not appear to be particularly proud of
her representation in the Senate for the
next few years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

Here is the star.route case, stated by
5le New York Times, in nutshell: There
eertain uniformity of method about
r-route sWindles, in which three ele-
ls constantly re-appear. First, there
5i6 Ea1n 81 gaw bidder with his straw bonds.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28
GRIEF.

EXCESSIVE ANXIETY, or PROLONGED Study
II will will produce infrmity in the Nervous Sys.
tenn in proportion the strength of that system Is
expended upon the mInd troubled thought, sc
are the organs Of digestion, assimilation and nu
triton, rendered inactive and sluggish in proper
ual has some one organ weaker than the rest and
this is always the first to suffer during nervous
prostration; for example, affecting some
times causes total suspension of the muscular &C
ton OF the heart, producing sudden bemorrhage
and death. No doubt any longer remains of the
pract' biiiy of resto ing the nervous system. and
through the nerves the muscles of the impaired
organs. FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPo
PHcsPHITEs has been proved TO possess such power
in numerous instances. II will impart strength to
overcome trouble and affection. Persons who are
accustomed to look upon the dark side, and who
see no pleasure in living, using this Syrup soon
learn to value end enjoy life, and those who study
promoter of the power OF endurance In the brain.
There is no doubt OF this fact, that impaired
Nervous System canses Consumption. Neuralgia,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Heart Disease, and host of others. FELLOWS
HYPoPHosPHITEs, which effeetualy cures Nervous
Debility. should cure these diseases also. IRE
move the cause and the complaint will cease -
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Feb 23d 1880
JAMES |. FELLOWS, ST. JOHN, N. Is.
Dear Sir:-I have been prescribing your HYPo-
PROSTITUTES for several years, both in Canada and
the United States, but more particularly at this
famous resort for Invalids, where thousands annu-
ally congregate, For those in whom the Brsiu and
or overwork, have found no combination of rem
edies go prompt and efcacious in restoring the vi
tai forces hop that every person needing relief
viii avail themselves of so valuable a preparation
Respectfully. ALEX. MCMASTER NJ NJ
For sale at Harper House Drug Store.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

New York has got two Senators of no
remarkable ability, and about whom it
would be absurd to indulge in any express
sions of State pride.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

The following from the two leading Re
publican papers of New York, shows the
New York sentiment on the subject OF
Messrs. Miller and Lapham:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

Mothers and Nurses should to it that the in
FAINT constitution II built up and strengthened by
proper food before the trying SUMNER MONTHS
come, which are the most dangerous TO infant life
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28
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Largest Medical Institute r
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28


PLUMBERS AND ENGINEERS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

Passengers carried on Freight trains AS follows:
EAST ....4:45 m WEST. 10 m
gro. u. LOOSELY, Agent. Rock Island.
A. KIMBAI4L, E. ST JOHN
Gen'l Sup't. Gen. T'kt d Pass. Aet
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE Il ST, PAUL.

RACINE q SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
IEAyE ARRIVE
Day EXPIRES and Mai ......s:25 An 625PM
WIGHT Express. 10 &c r 5:55 AN
st. Paul Express. $50 9 90 p.
The night express leaving kock Island every
Sunday night st 10:05 connects with the train arri
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. Mol
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
slsnd to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
thistrsln.
RccX ISLAND FEcgTA RAILWAY.
sHoRrEsT ROUTE THE EAST AND SOUTH
LEAVE ARRIVE.
90 Way Freight.
$50 = Fast Express. i2:45 N Mail and Express
LAS m Mail and Exp's. $3.50 :. Fast Express.
$50 :" Fht q Accom'n
The 80 m train makes close connection at
9alva with G b q FOR points west: arriving at
Gaesburg at 4:25.p m at Burlington 6 40 m at
keokuk 1G:25 p IN; and at Qsincy 10 :G5 m also
making close connection at Peoria with B & W
and Z d w roads for all points east and south.
aocK IsLkMp i MERCER CO., R.R.
leave Rock Island at 900 q. M. and 400 o m.
Arriving ct Gable al II 20 m. and 6:15 p m
leave Cable st $3.50 8 m, and 80 p m.
Ar. at Rock Island at SI5 a. m, and 3:15p m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-28

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remarkable of her medicines
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

Harry Waters, killed by the falling ol
a roof OF the railroad depot at Bufulo,
New York, had his life insured for s2O,.
900 ~ ),
The Cincinnati Gazette saws 1t is now
allowable for young men 10 that city tc
introduce themselves TO girls found in
public places, and to attend upon them
for the evening.
Peter Cooper celebrated his ninetiett
birthday by making presents to the ex.
tent of 100000. The old gentleman
proposes to enjoy the luxury of doing
good while he lives. a9l - 81
y Aud now they are down on Genera
Walker because he fxes the center oil
population in Ohin, somewhere neal
Cincinnati. They want to know ifthere
is anything else that Ohio wants.
William Cunningham, an expert horse
thief, who has been hunted for twelve
years by young farmer named Martin
from Virginia, was captared receutly ii
Bedford county. Pennsylvania.
A corner in the provision market Il
being engineered at Chicago. The par.
ties interested are mainly the ones who
ran the successful deal one year ago land
it is their intention to put the price fal
above the present rates. = ~
Gen. George B. Mcclellan will be sp.
pointed Manager OF the Soldiers Home
ina place of Gen. Love, lately deceased
Gen. Mcclellan was proposed one year
sgo. when, Gen Love was appointed
but heing then Governor Of New Jersey,
conld not accept, and Gen. Lave was
accordingly chosen.
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The Boer struggle.

According to the dispatches from
London the Beers have made over,ures
for peace, which have been considered
10 q Cabinet council and reply sent
through the President of the Orange
Free State. One Journal goes so far az
to say that cit believes the conditions
the government have decided to offer
the Beers will include complete local in-
dependence" 71tis not Improbable that
the government has signi6ed it's willing
ness to make some such concession as
this, but the question is, Will the Beers
lay down their arms and accept it -
Whenanore than year ago they assem-
bled by thousands to protest against
English domination they were very
plainly given to understand that they
could have Neutrality-suspicious." il they
desired it: But what they then deman-
ded and insisted upon was absolute SOW
ereignty. They would have nothing
whatever to do with England and we're
ready for war rather than submit to her
rule 1t may be that they have moder.
ated their demands since then, but it is
hardly probable. The campaign thus
tar has placed them in position where
they would be more likely to dictate
terms than to accept them. ';sts g.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

w Rossini was very superstitious
man King Louis Philippe once gave
the composer magnificent repeater,
which the latter was extremely proud@ef
and carried in'tis pocket every day Tor
six years One afternoon, as he Vas
showing it to some acquaiutances ID a
Paris cate, a strange gentleman walked
up to the table at which he was sitting
and said to him: an. Rossini, you do
not know the secrets of your watch, al.
though YOU have worn il for such long
time. Will Won permit me 10 a reyea
them to your" Rossini, with af-ironica
smile, handed him the watch; when,
greatly to his surprise, the stranger
touched hidden spring and fslse lin.
ing to- the back of the watch, few open
disclosing the maestro's. portrait, paint
ed in miniature aud surrounded BY
wreath of enamelled Arabic charscssrs
This, mysterious person them ayo~es
himself the maker of the watch, bu
though urgently begged by, Rossini !,
tell him the significance Of the Arabic
words, absolutely refused to do, sos-
Rossini, convinced that some evil spe
must be IN the queer characters, becam
4 80 afraid Of the watch that he wool
lnever wear it again. ai ;-s.. 80. fs. -,.- Il
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"a
II Is claimed that the New Jersey
peach crop has been badly Injured by the
late frosts. M 5as,. S
It is said that the crop OF winter;wheai
in Kansas has been badly injured by the
cold weather. e9
A new counterfeit 35 United States
Treasury note, series Of 1875, has ap.
pesred 10 Kentucky 'ie
II is computed that the area Of the
United States available for wheat is no.
000, 900 acres.
The Indiana Senate has adopted q
resolution to resubmit the late constjtu.
tionaf amendments to the people April 1
A young lady named Sarsh. Albright
has heen detected In obbing the contri-
button boxes ., Reading, Pennsylvania.
One American has succeeded In get
ting fortune in England, His name is
Bartlett He married an old woman
worth s10O. .0oa. 600 ~ e
In Ohio the wheat crop in 1881 prom
les an average Weld or more, except in
low valleys where it has been flooded
by recent rains.
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..-af
eIThe pension appropriation bill -
auended by the Senate. and nov before
the House Appropriations Committes,
sppropris.es ses,sss,sos, being the
largest pension appropriation bill ever
perfected either by this government or
any other, and is more than oil the pen.
sion appropriations of al the govern
nsnts on earth combined This is not
sotirsly o5ing 20 The arrears Of pen
sions law. algkbugh before thst Was en-
acted the pension expenditures vsrs an.
nusIly less than one-l,pK the anount
now sbous to Be- appropriated.
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baitlmOre.-Feb 14.-.Cattle--
Erlces aie quite up 10 the qpoiatiops- Of
last week, and in some few iastances
perhaps shade higher rates my have
netn obtained ter the better grades but
there vas no change in cammon ca,-
tie. We quote at 2s5O@5 sS74; mos 81
the sales ranging at 4 75@5 SO per loo
pounds.
Swine-Prices are firm at 71@S4c per
lo" net. with a moderately fair demand
10 10 nearly all the wards, one only repor-
ing good demapd. with flight supplr'
SheepLWe quote at 3a@6c with. NJ
few at either extreme. most Of the sales
being recorded at 44@6ac per In g, qss
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~ The belief is, IL Garfield con.
cludes to let New York have the Treas
ury, that Allison will be made Secretary
of the Interior. When Allison wss al
Mentor, urging Wilson, OF Iowa, for the
Treasury, It was said that Garfield de.
clined to give the place to Wilson. but
said the contingency might arise which
would induce him TO offer it to Allison.
The argument used against giving
Conkling control OF the powerful ma
chinery Of the Treasury is that he would
not play fair with the Presi,len,-elect.- -
General Garfield knows that Conkling's Z
opinion of bim is not at all exalted, and
that he is mean enough to take favors
and pay back in base metal.siln other
words, Roscoe will not take fair holds
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
hoa' SHERIFF's SALE. q.
James Arthur Hutchison. &c..
- Isaac e Bransos et d. I

,a.ats,.
RI ursus OF : oer'ain oroer OF saie In par
tiaon issued from me oouri o. common
pleas, w''n.n ~ .na Iol ing ooun'y 81 aonlos
ana s,.'e 81 onlo' = oAse psnu.ns - sA'a
court ost~een INC sU0vs n.mso Pa..'ss. .Ia
20 me oirecsed' ! ~. onsl =, sA'eM puoIo
suotion 81 'ne cast door u sne oou1s mousse
on
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

.AUprfoR's ,YyIcE, MoHRoE couNrY,l
WooasYfELD, olIo. February :. 1851. q
To AL. iSttWort, or shous q may Ocneern:a
Notice is hereby given, thst an amount Of
money has been deposited IN the County
Treasury, sufioisnt 10 redeem tas ssat
half Of the southeast quarter Of section .
township 3 Of range S., Said land vas sold
for taxes BY John Gatohsll, Treasurer Of Non
roe Couaty, Ohio, January 10, 1851.
8. a. ATKINSON,
fsblS, ,'8Its. Auditor, Meuros Co., Chic. &
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ADemocratic victory.

WAsHIEaros, Pa, Feb. ls.-One Of
the mos, holly contested spring elections
ever held here came of yesterday John
H Murdoch. the regular Republican
nominee for Burgess VAS defeated by 80
votes. Samuel Hazleu, defeated for the
same nomination, worked, with the
Democrats, electtng j. Carer Judson
The Democrats also gained a majority
of the Council. ~, ..s.4
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Written for The Spirit Of Dsmocracy)
LETTER FROM COLORADO.


8 AZ -----i ~ sse
] bfsvss. OoLoRAtS, Feb. IL, 1851 4
ED srrRlr: AZ n night be in,efssts
tug To home Of che rssders, OF the Spirit
- hear somsthing of the Centennial
State, Ne will Try togive you-aiis~ i.ems
from here.
We have Q very, sewers winter here
this season, We have had plenty ofsnow1
falls here 80 far. although Il generally
melted aiter Il h,vss halfs MY tn the
arvuuds q 1t 10 sno~ine nov aud hasl
been, with very little interruption ever
sipce last Saturday, the 5th Inst. pre-
vlous to which We had . rain fall, the
first time that II rained- here, between
the months Of October and. Msy, for,
many years.
The Sun wss secn tsrssvesydsy since
Etbe s0th of Oc.ebsfs 1875, til iast Satur.
lIday, the 6lh inst.
| S,reets IRE q, prrseatin nncommonly
dirty copditon. Basinsss 'isat atolerably
fair. Produce and vegetables are gen.
etslly In demand Eggs retail for from
| so to 60c pef.dt'sen now * ~ 81
Property has an enormous price here.
Iots are selling at ftom $500 td es0.-
| IO00- without improvements according
Ito location, which, Il figured out pei
acre. would bring land to from e675S to
o37O.60O II some of those Monroe
farmers could ssat their fatmsa at suct
rates, wouldn't they smile Z
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Athens, Ohio.

ArHExs. Feb. l6.-Thfl Grand Jury
rose TO day after finding indictments
against John Cusick, John Stafford and
Wesley Altman, for murder ID the frsi
degree; Andy juniper, for selling liquor
Ia violation Of law; G W. Morrison,
burglary, and Bushrod Hall, sfor arson.
M Hall has been, heretofore, considered
one OF the good farmer citizens OF
Athens County. John I. Norris has
been working on the case for about elk
months, which culminstsd ID his indies-
-ment John T played The escaped con-
vict on him, which caught the old man
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ronce Carlyle went to visit one

E Once Carlyle went to visit one
his early pupils in the country. As be,
time drew near the host said: "Nov
Mr.. Carlyle, we are going to have famil.
worship," thinking that perhaps be
would like to withdraw before the ser.
vice began: but he quietly answered
"Well, bring me the book and I'll read
it for you." Taking the Bible 10 his lap
he began with. the first chapter of The
Book of Job. For time It vas de.
lightfal to listen to him read chapter sf
ter chapter, intejectine quaint remarks
as he went along: but presently it be-
came evident that he had no notion o.
stopping, having forgotten himself ii
his task. His niece recalled him to {
sense OF propriety by whispering, 18th,
servants must be awearv, iuncle." H,
made no verbal response, but closed th,
Bible with snap, and betook himsel
to the next room and the enjoyment o
his pipe = gag - s''hto g 3@ -
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3, New YOrk-Feb. l8.-Beeves--
Market dull; extremes for steers 84G
life; general sales 94@l04c.
Sheep-Market dull and weaker, viii
q downward tendency extremes 5 25@
8 Is per 100 pounds for sheep and
8 a5@7 So! for lambs. legE
Hogs-Market nominally weak at {
00a6 40 per 100 pounds. I, is
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OHIO.

Ohio has 6fteen cities with q. popula.l
tion exceeding 10000
Las. season's tobacco crop was the
largest ever raised in the Miami valleys
Gibbs, the, boy forger of Painesville,|
has been sentenced to the Penitentiary
for one year.
Thieves stole the organ and the clock
from the Hudson Congregational Church
Tuesday night. gg
Isaac Springer. Of Zsnesville, commit.
ted suicide Saturday ny shooting him
self in the neck, death occurring on
Monday.
W. H., Ricketts,, q young, farmer, livf
ing near Coshocto9.S committed suicide
Friday night. by shooting himself with
o A case Of .richiua has been developed
at Marion, resulting in the death OF
John Beripger. His wife Is not, expec'
ted to recover. ss;l trl neiasf., s.4'4s,
4 Justin Kennedy died at Aurora, Tues
day, aged SO. He was resident Of the
place for 70 years, and served in the war
Of 1872 8slsF 81 a.-si
An old lady named Foraker, while
crossing Salt creek, near Logan, the
other day, broke through the ice and
wss dro ~ned! s; s.s
A man named George Speer was omar
rying stone near GAINESVILLE Monday
when rock weighing ten tons fell oE
him. He vas killed. - IS.
John Sullivan. q Geneva farmer, had
) one Of bis fingers pnlled of by grab.
hook Monday. ' The cords of the arm
fourteen inches long. were pulled out
A. company has been formed at Cleve
t land for the introduction Of the Edison
, electric light Some heavy capitalist
are interested in the enterprise. 10 -
n The entire match trade has been ab
sorhed BY one organization, to be knowi
as the Diamond Match Company, will
headquarters at Akron. II is held to b.
q monopoly of the biggest kind. ga
: M, Bonian, or MeLead township, nea
Sidney, vent to Berlin Saturday, sol,
his wheat, and invested part of the pro
ceeds in old rye. Monday morning b
was found in q ditch, drowned.
A day or two ago Mike Sullivan, em
! ployed at the Valley mill, Youngstown
was caught around the neck by a curlin,
piece of iron as 1t came from the rolls
and tossed up ten feet, injuring him yer
badly.
Mrss Thomas England, Of Bell ION
! taine. sought her truant lord and foun
I him IN Jane Smiths saloon drinkin
! beer. She led Thomas outfby the ca
and, thep. heaved some stones throug
the saloon window. pog p,. ,s..
Il An family named Uhler, living nea
Wooster, it is reported, have fallen heir
to an Immensely valuable and extensiv
estate in the East. 1t. belonged to a
!. eccentric unmarried uncle, who is sal
to have left no will The heirs expet
= soon to leave for the place where It
!. located and claip their property.
el 1t is said the cherry, black and rasK
h berry crops Ia the northern part OF ii
,f| State will be d failure owing to the lat
i. severe weather. Many apple, pear an
q peach trees in Stark and other norther
. counties have heen greately injured.
eIis further said the damage done to Ii
: fruit crop win be greater than for an
iryear aince The beginning ofishe wint'
ISL Of 1855 The strawberry growth is +,
uninjpred on account Of beiu
q covered by the snow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

wThs tony people IN Washington
City are turning up their pug noses be-
cause Negroes are to be admitted to the
Inauguration ball. A theyctes ofthe Ne
eross have inyarisbly been cast to retain
the Republicans in power. they have .
light TO participate in that whIch their
vossr maas possible --:hs ball. On with
the dsncei
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Thurman and Matthews.

WAsHiNGToN, February 16 1t havin
been intimated that possibly Senate
Thurman's opposition to the confirma
ton Of Stanley Matthews may hav
been inspired with the hope that h
would himself be appointed to the ST
preme Bench, friend ~ the Senator /
authority for the statement that he d,
|clared to-day that be would not acceI
"a Supreme Court Judgeship II it VS.
offered him by either President Hay,
or General Garfield, and he was anxio,
to retire from and be relieved of Il
cares and burdens of public life 5sa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

~ HzrLAH the Canadian 0arsnau.
vba the etS.t fess over the Thaues
soarss On tie llth Idss. he Is nov the
sbsoIute owner o. the Challenge Cap.
having won t three simes 10 succession.
Ard - brisss back efl.ooo Of Eaglish
gold - Die winnings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22
.wheelins Live stock Market.

Wheellng Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Good demand At 75@5 OF
per hundred in prime packing, lots
butchers 85 90. ,t Il
Sheep--3 00@3 80.
Gattle--This market is fair at present
cattle scarce. We quote Young cattle
from 500 to 600 lbs.. at 24@Sc; hulli
2@24c; 600 10 800 lbs., 3@34c !; 900 Ii
1000 lbs, 3@3ac. Cattle offered a
present are. native. aia @
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-22

The, population OF Nevada IL about to
suffer serious decline. Three Indisns
vent deer hunting, but. finding no game.
they conc,aaed to shoot Chinamsn. .snd
did SO. They we're arrested. tried, con-
yicted and sentenced to be hung.
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Claic09O.

q Feb lS.-Flour 500s6 %; Wheal
96a9s; Corn SIC: Oats 30c; Rye SSc,
Barley l o.. i
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!, The Senste Committee on Elec,jous
has decided 10 invesligate the question
whether OF no Gen. Arthur, lhs Vice
President elect, is q native-borH citizen
Of the. United States. OF course, II he
is not, he is constitutionally ineligible to
assume the ofice to shich he mas been
elected. Il hss been repeatedly stated
since the Presidential election that Ar.
thur is not . native of the United States.
There have been o number OF circum-
startial publications pretending to show
that he Was born In Canads. II be was,
he cannot. OF course, take the Office to
which he Was elected. The attention. oil
The Senate Committee on Privileees and
Elections has been. called TO the doubts
lss to Mr.. Arthur's nativity that have
arisen. The Committee, has also been
furnished additional evidence on the snb-
ject outside Of the publications made
Several members Of the committee be.
lieve thst Gen. Arthur Is mol au, ,Ameri.
aan bv birth, Itis the intention Of The
committee to investigate the subject
thoroughly. This, will he, done ip order
that steps ran be taken to prevent Gen
Arthur assuming the office OF vics Pres.
ident 10 case it should be foaadathst hs
| is bot . native. .f7S s s
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nrunur 1lvrx uvIIUE.
Auprron,s orrIcs, Mosnor cousr

AuprroR's OHFios, MoNRox CouHrT,
wooDsrIsLp, ONO, February 8, 1881. !
To Fred. Kindle6arysr or shom IL may Concern.
Notice is hereby given that Alex Gutter
has deposited in the County Treasury . sum
of meney4 sufacisnt TO redeem the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
az, township 6 Of range Z. Said land was
sold for taxes BY. John Ga,ohen, Treasurer Of
Monroe County, Ohio, January ls. 1881.
8. "A. ATKINSON,
fsbl5. .'sltS. Auditor Hoilroe Co.. Ohio.
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1vE6DAI, rEBRuARI =, 1881.


~ Hon fxRxArDo WooD. Of New
Tori. died Is Hot Sprinss. Arkapsss, on
he llth inSt.