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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

''SIR, Your letter Of the Sd ult. wa
handed me about the 22nd, and he's not
been read, might say thought Of since.
These circumstances will show that 1t
is my wish to reply to you disPasslOn-
4tely.
81 regret that cannot accept the cbal-
lenge you offered me. Perhaps may be
restrained from wishing TO level pistol at
the breast ofa fellow being, in private
comblt, byB sense of religion, but lest
this motive should excite the ridicule of
gentlemen of liberal habits of thinking and
acting, beg leave to add, that | decline
1.-The honor Of your invitation from patriotic
scruples. My ambition is not that of Eros
tratus. [ should think il would be easy
for YOU to console yoerself under this re-
fusai, by the application of a few epihets
as coward, &c. to the object Of your re-
sentiment, and here promise TO leave you
until the naxt war, TO persuade yourself
of their truth"
By the above extracts it will be seen
that General Scott refused TO fight Gen.
jackson, not by sense of religion, for
fear "that motive should excite their rid.
icule of gentlemen of liberal habits Of
thinking and acting," but from patriotic
scruples.
Time passhd on; Gov. Clinton, on the
9th of April, 1919, having heard that Scott
accused him Of being the author Of the
letter to Gen, JAG kson, published the fol-
lowing card.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Genaral Scott Oc the army of the Uni
ted States, having in letter ofthe I'd
January, 1918, to Gen. Jackson, insinua-
ted that Ihad written, dictated or nstiga-
ted an anonymous letter TO the latter gen.
tleman, from unworthy motives, and for
improper purposes; and having also con-
cealed this impulaton from me, until the
publication Of pamphlet which reached
me on the 4th inst, | have considered it
proper to declare, that Ihave had no agen
cy or participation in writing, debating oil
instigating any anonymous letter whatev-
or to Gen. Jackson-and that am en-
tirely iguorant OF the author-and that
the intlmation of General Scott is totally
and unuualifedly false, to all intenLs and
in all respects This declaration is made
from motives OF respect to public opinion
and not from any regard for Gen, Scott
whose conduct, on this occasion, is such
total departure from honor and proprie'
ty, as to render him unworthy ofthe no
tice of a man who has any respect for him
self.
1t is moi probable that can at this time
have any recollection of having had the
honor of seeing Gen. Scott, on the 9lh oi
June, 1917, at dinner in New York, or
of the topics of conversation as he sug
gests; circumstances so unimportant are
not apt to be impressed on the memory
But | feel confident persuasion, that
did not make use ofany expressions CON-
patiblewith the high respect which len
! taria;n for Con Jnrksnn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

(signed) ANDREW JACKSON.
Brsvet major general W. Scott, U. 8,
Army, New York,
The hbove Gen. Scott did not answer
for months, and then gave his reasons
ior declining 10 fight General Jack.
son: From that letter we extract the fol
lowing:
Gen. Scott to Gen. Jacksen.
HEAD QuARTERs, lst and srd Military
Departments, New York, Jan. 0nd
1918.
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From these data the conclusion is inevitable that the
free banking SYSTEM after being the Of ncalcuia
bic evil and loss to the public complete failure and
must to exist The Comptroller ascrbes the
failure Of the system to the taking Of other than New
York State stocks security for bills. This how
ever only incidental to the system, which was funda
mentally wrong from the beginning. 1t created and
put in operation by of the Philadelphia school Of
nancierng; and like that and every other policy which
seeks depart from the specie Standard however nd
rectly must end failure The safety fund banks have
whsood the storm Of the past few years with compare
tive rmnes. Previous to 1897 they were, by the over
shade of the United States Bank, forced into
the fictitious policy that emansted from that institution,
and they failed in with all others. They then
o.k immediate and energetic measures TO recover them
selves and in short year regained their position
sumed their payments and have snce by steadily pur.
suing correct mercantile banking principles withstood
all assaults upon them from the Philadelphia banks on
the hand and the free banks the other They have
not only preserved their integrity, but the
tile credit of the State and in connection with the New
England banks exist like the oasis Of the desert amid
the dcsolation and bankruptcy that overwhems every
other part of the Union Under their
and safe business has grown up the State which
grea. whole, prosperous than before. The
result has been attained by adherng in the aggregate
strictly to the specie standard restricting their credits
and making their loans only bona Gde business
paper
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
putIADpIpatA Ian. 23 lSl.

Correspondence Of the Herald
PHLApRLPHtA, Jan. %, 1872
II Grand Flare Up at Harrisburg -Rumorsd Gen
eal Dismissal of Officers Girard Bank, SC.
DEAR Bennett
News reached this city last night from Harrisburg,
that the Governor had most uncerimoniously dis
missed Francis r. Skunk, Esq one OF the best OFF,
GERS, and most amiable men connected with the
State Administration, from his Office oil Secretary oil
the Commonwealth. This ne VS. was accompanied
with the further information that the Governor had
minated his intention of making clean sweep of
the balance OF officers within his reach. AS might
have been expected, the greatest CONSERVATION pre-
vaIed;' and not little anahema was vented upon
the Governor by the numerous and ardent friends OF
the Secretary. The cause OF the msunde rstanding
and rapture was, that the Secretary, whose exclu.
sive prerogave it is to have the laws printed would
not accede to employing for that purpose certain
persons which the Governor, by writing their names
on slip OF paper, intimated that he should employ.
As, high minded honorable man should, the Score.
rary scorned the arbitrary dcIation, and of course
without moments notice, or the slightest pre- vious
lntimation Of the kind, had notice to quit There
is much alarm exhibited among the recipients of
small iavours at the capital, and as much shaking
as though the ith.the-poker was really upon
them The Hon. Arson Parsons, it is sad has been
or will be appointed Secretary in Mr.. Shunk's
place.
frequently wonder why it is, that none of your
correspondents from this city speak out fearessy
and truly of the tottering condition Of The Guard
Bank. The price of its stock has gradually dwin-
died away TO $9, and it is abundantly apparent, that
II is fast verging to the vortex Of run-the
same slough OF despOnd, IN which It's fellow in
speculation and stock gambling, the United States
Bank, has beenlying for months past !; and yet, no
voice is raised to warn the public of their danger
which public will, of these days, be caught nap
other banks, and the brokers find themselves sufii.
ciently out Of the woods, they will let her drop like
hot potatoe. Stick al pin at this prediction.
There was "W estar party" last week, or rather
an imitation one for these things are not done like
g they used TO wss,' Of which may some Of these
days furnish you brief account.
Yours, CRIsp.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL Steam'hi2 Brilannia-For Hifax.Rey Au-
Mr. Rodgsr, DR. Bsnkier James Prisgls, Mr. Marioe,
Charles Dickens lady and servant MIR Motley j. bearer
dispatches, John sWams, Mr. Wreagy Mr. Lee and son,
lex NJ Renaard, Mr. Rich.rsssp Mr. HAYNES H;dd.n,
wright; tredsrich Waitwe, SAMSON. Edward Wood.
samuel Everett, Hubert Di w Daley, Mr. Ton b. A
Montaut. Dunbar Clifton Angrave Mr. ampbell, Harry
Inser.ol De Lonns iiril,lat Joseph Limerick,
Rev Mr. Bruce Mr. JauucT and soseph
Sire Faulkner. Ruygold Wilmer Charles Rock. Joseph
Taylor Mr. smith, Mr. Seholeeld Mr. Smart MIR Batters
by Mr. Dowrs Earl Mugaye and servant Mr Kelly Edwin
lady, = NJ buckingham Henry Pratt, w w Calvert From
HaliiaxMr Medley and lady M, Hewe Henry Lawson,
Mr. rawfrJ MIR Newcombe lady and child Capt Brownel
and servant Mr. Hamilton Mr. Nal burton, Mr. Black MIR
Goldman, Cables, Henry Mackey John Lewis Graham.
sAyAvy,n-brig Ercei-Olver Keodrck, Edward Abbott
and 10 storage.
Passengers Sailed.
NV ORLr,ss-ship st Louis for Boston-Cap'ain
Andrews Of New Yora.
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United States Ports.

PonrLAsp Jan solAr Helen Mar, Eliz ,beh City; Chas
ER.SKFoHr Jan isthsld Brsrian for Porto Rico. 18th
-Tonqa9, Matanzas. =, 49,,
Gasdaioupe lsth,srr Paragon, Curtis New York; Ceres
PoRrsMo, III, January 2oth-Cld Rockingham, for New
steamship BIt,aaI, from Liverpool; cid
as john and p1,n asi osyes Ma
ihs, Sterling Hamilton New York: oroIe' st Mark AZ
ghsm as ss S sry F Haa
do aHS sss,' ps 3 Eo s F hy
Sc S at s e om sn"s n
SSyds Ss s~d e caFis de Palm
umeia A,exsndria Frankn FROM Trinidad 9s,h ut sed
gong in Mary Pease from Portland and another American
,fYMaurn, January iithArr Hope, Bartlett from New
salem January 2Cd Deposi!e Para; Boxer fer Maran.
HolH:s Hoy, JsnsArr and sid Malay Johanna, Indial,
Hsr New Gf or s. n sOp rrfs G BY Helen
rnosIOtscE, J,snal-sia Huron El,z,be'h City.
cNaSTrcshL, Jan l7-Arr Nantucket, Kingston, NYork;
market ian a'do'd ARIEL Tor feFnam'ue0' and
1 zns rf% Es" dss 9
Delaware Port Spain Til
.S re- o
:% and s s%s. Asn
TO N% York 80 Mentor se RE JansO aud Revenue Cut
s sss ID S
Clark. Tor Jamaica. 10th Empire Powell, NYork.
RICHMOND. Jan 2o-Arr Carolinian Treadwe New York;
Ann Eliza Towns nd, do Samuel G. Abbott Rogers do;
Weymouth Couch do. is-sld Marion Boston; rensberry
Holt do; Harriet, d.,
SAvASNAH, Jan ls-Cld Madison Buckley New York; Sa-
vsnns West indies; Thomas Duvenon Phiura DOane,
New y ork; sid Planet, Portsmouth
rAsisS, Jan 6ti-Sld Peter Dem, Luce, New York-6io
bales cotton
ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan s-sd Caspian Pensacola. I4th-arr
ygnet, Savannah
MonILr, Jan 2-cld Blake, Liverpool; Cornea Meyer,
York.
NEw oRLrASs Jan IsAu Citizen Parker, New York; cid
John Saturn stark New York; brltaooa Cook DO Sir
ko; Lucy, Boston; Chiseaubfiand. Havre.
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BY THOMAS Bell.
Ssors . Nos 81 finn and rs F,sitonft sssis.i

TUESDAY,
reserve 10 splendid piano ioss By most proved
nlkers in this or any other uountry.
Lever Watches, At ii O'clock wthou. eserve-ig splendid
MARSHALL to close a concern 'A'
Also Of brady GIN 90 Port Sherry and Ma.
Fit, Piano Foes will be sold in the Fulton
Also large and valuable additional lot of supeior
band iuroi,ure' IN eioe. I'M, order
G,n,eel Funiture-At ~ oeoek will he .o, IN. entire
hands9Ie furniture eontaistd u. house "a Iis%@srsy St
pets rugs oil cloth pies and intel 10 king marble
very valuable piano forte mante usr, orn,.urs mahogany
and male chairs oatomsps chairs and Other
rail- Intending plan h and ase,;,,ng bureaus
WILL Sci. aiAn: tTDhq %Eb Agfsss goth J..,
w ls42 at click. al the Merchants Exchange the fol-
,'T TS stSS's s,s.r a. tn.
los, which desirable osssa fer PR :.
h s lots uGs s %" a .. e O. n
i BE is
Ss s I ny G al d ON LIE %
at .h sgN 4 'sf tina. 10, of ground in fee
Gns LIS sSs feet ' sSa ,sd from u0n street being feet
Also lot Of FS ground IN 'te e Of Broadway and
sp with *. h Or SS % nnS uM
bv Mr. ped Aohecary The House il 80 feet front and
Also ths adjoining lot of land in fee and biljne7
se, decay h S inches on sbda "a 2 s
rear with two stores and DWELLINGS thereon of Is feet inches
front each and about "a feet each the and So feet
Term, Of cen. at the SHE 20 cen. on the De-
premises subject to the yment Of lawful inter
The premises rented until Is. May pexthe purchaser
NO. IL Breads street 'r''ous to sale jis5r
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90 MECHANICS INSTITUTE LEcruRE.-This Evening,
Monday, JAM a. at the New York Society Library by
Gilbert Lansdon Sabject-"Ssiety Lamp Of Sir
Humphrey Davy"-Mr. II. will introduce several inter.
esng experimental illustrations. He will also repeat
his Experiments in Electro Magnetsm-E Extra Course
at the Institute Rooms, City HALL Wednesday Evening
January 26-Lecture by Samuel Forray NJ D.-Sutject
=" Laws Of Climate and its influence the nmal and
Vegetable Kingdoms" Tickets for each IS cents ad-
hitting lady and gentleman, to be had at the door
Members and their families admitted free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-24

The supplies of Beef Cattle have been large and
prices have ranged lower than last week The offerings
on Monday and Thursday at the drove yards amounted
upwards Of 800 head of which 500 sold TO So
so per lbs for prime quality principally
however. at intermediate rates About 100 head were
driven North, and the balance laid over.
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10 Enough, we are SatIshed"-An old gentleman
living in Sew enteenth street. whose head is covered with
fine dark hair say that two months since his hair
quite grey filled with scurf and his head
partly bsld-we do not like recommending any article
we have not used but this gentleman says that since he
used Jones' Oil Of Coral Circassia his hair has been
stored and that this alone restored it, We have heard
several others spesk highly Of this but before
proof SO convincing. This will make the hair grow
prevent falling dandru and give light red
or grey hair fine dark look.
This is sold at 81 Chatham street be very careful
the number is 81 we recommend all to buy this bat
don't buy 1t unless the label is signed in hand writing
T.JONES.
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90 We noticed in church yesterday many persons
troubled with hacking cough;-we thought to
seve how easily all this annoy could be obvated
by few OF shermans Cough Lozenges Every person
troubled with cough should provide himself with
some OF these valuable prevcntves, and save himself
coughing during church hours. They are for sale at
LOG Nassausreet, and by agents-Ssnds 273 Broadway
and n East Broadway; Rushton s Aspinwall':; auo
Church's. ISIS Bowery.
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Died..

On Sunday morning, 2lst instant, WILLIAM JONI, in.
FAINT son of Peter and Mary Chivvis
Their friends and acquaintance invited to attend
his funeral this Mondsy) after noon half past three
o'c lock- from No. ll9 Norfolk street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-24

SAvaSr.H-Brig Excslao casks rice Bonrnan. Johnston
co-i3s Heckscher Koster-4 Lah-np-7o bales
ton sni,h, Mins x co-so Warn g-a3 Northmsn Pat
rick-2i Carv-l7Center I'll a richarjs- ~ II Fin.
k, 80 Collins &c Beorman Johnston coeo ShspteI
is w Cook-s7 10 order
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2 u > l. 5 4 II l Z Il.

90 We are unable to give our readers, this NOR
ming, the Congressional proceedings Of Saturday, or
any other intelligence south of Philadelphia in con-
sequence OK the non arrival Of the train Of from
Baltimore, yesterday, in time to connect with the
line for this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-24

Dthct'...' 80. ct. l,l54,462
The bills are consequently, worth, 69i cents the
dollar providing the securities could be realized their
present values but probably not than thirds
Of that can be realized The following table gives the
results Of the redempons that have made Of the
bills of the banks that have failed
TABLE BANKS THAT HAVE FAILED DURING rHr YEAR
WITH THEIR CIRCULATION. AND TINE RArg At WHICH rms
BILLS HAVE BEE, REDEEMED
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To M.ster. of Vesse.s.

Commanders Of vessels will center favor by having List
OF their csrgoes pass engers aud report Of vessels e
tire whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore HAssETr. Of feet
Of news schoonen. He will board them immediately
thar arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-24

3lss, 500 $50 52s 3si2,4a7 l,so36is
During the past year, bonds and stocks were sold on
account OF broken banks, with the following results -
Sale of 1851 stocks produced 545O52 "a per cent
2s7 !66A bonds and mort, l94,26i, 6s
If we consider the remaining bonds and mortgages
worth much the present aggregate security of the
free Bank circulation will be as follows:-
Total circulation sl2 437
Value.
stocks. 3leS5 500 l,603,6i9
Bonds 4 550526-68 CT ,054 356-2 s75
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NJ y S | G..

NJ y s | G.
NfESSRS g. WEISS Il GRAIN, members 81 the Ger
w Musical SOCIETY," beg leave 70 iniorm n. fashion
able society Of New York and its vicinity that they have
formed full and effective hand Of instrumental psrorerof
twenty number required They have all the ashonabis
Walzes Galors and Coalitions Of the celebrated
Strauss Lanner Lsbzky, Mnsrd and Other emineai
parties roirees &c They will attend with instruments
violin and piano forte and additional number h, may B:
required Favos will be promptly attended by applying
the music store No 4a Broadway and al their resnces No
~ Delaney street. I'm
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COLTS PATENT RrPEATING, ARblNhs.fIcri, a
" liz edition-Flirt lodi IN Key Nov ~ tfs
thus fss ~. earbnes succreded TO my sasfac ion,
pter beng ossed for twenty days N boa, eec espc',a 10
90 " Repeatedly, &c
"e' JOHN bleLAUGHLIv,
. . Lieut. Com. Expedition
NJ, ss r..sl Colt CAY Iiesl- n. erik. ~
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the circulation issuei them, and the market value
of the stocks At this moment:
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CincuLArYS or TB. rRKE BASxs, WITH TIL. Pan vsIrE
OF rrs srock AND MORTGAGES PLEDGED, AND THH MAR
NET VALUE THE STooKa
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Brig Excel Lsdieu days from ss,A nnah cotton rice, Se
to sturges x Chairman.
sehr Delaware. Grafton from Sidney Thomsston, ie Is
coal. to Badger * Peck
Below brig -wind NNW.
General Record.
FAcKEr snP SHERIDAN will sail to-day. at 2 o'clock, for
Live Her letter bags will close at hall past o'clock
Gilpn's.
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NJ u s I C..

AZ Delaney street. lin
M u S &c.
i. baud is sisa:
sSsit is and sdss,ys Bsnd twenty
TRey have III HPS The 50 "" perar Ws,:
Sn: an, and Of and s ; ass I
ens, viz: Violin Pisnoiorte any that may 5.
x;! ss a'fsss !: y ss
LADIES aud dcnemen are requested TO insee the most sa
!" tie Ss, sT 81 N e r 'A' ' ' ''
MUSIC.
A PIANIST weud respectfully inform The g,,ne, n, u h
he ill play at prys Pa' o. Tn u, an %s wase.
street. lxo I'm
Ss lsd T &c. "a & ss S ssI.
SUPERFINE DRESS COATS
.., $i!! s5E >! EEvssrr ,og.
ooIIHHs Pan, aoOns Ten Dollars, rffi ss 'Css
r.il'ri's establishment .s Broadway.
NgTb. S, ss ar. ,;
on a' I
IVhirwELL's OpOVELDoC, which Is CONSIDER ed by
geSs ,.'sDce ,or ,aas. ~ 3 Spans a't si Si
II nh. r, e,Sr s .ssrS W " 81, oI ,1
sur. and ash fc wbitwe opode doc and reeers o'e.
ofbsos cheated as 10 cheat
Sod a whoIe.sls and Retail BY, A.BS s.za. Ds4
B;osdsay ,C' S S1'1" Sands Ca So s bros
ccsRt @ . AS for a ss' Z ,S
gSsa Ssspray e roots ssrqss and by d.
or frics Is oep,s d. a,.sawiow
DE- a TAh ,,t,,, gALsAI or LlykRwoRT-A,. the
IN sns .. s arss Hsisn LA ss%
@ TfG Ia. "Sy s Wy. H. s mo-
40 baw,ry Inc az. propr.yHr - A. ihaLs. h:d Do
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ENGLisHsf III. tiSG-U various width. hLo, tnciess
70 PERssE & BROOKS. al L,berty .,
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD COMfANy.-
W annual di, iendo Of three cent the Capital
stack Of this Company has beci declared able at ue Me
'h'nos Bank, in the city Of New YORK; ON the lneepu day
Of February Lsxt
Schenectady, jan. 18Th. ls4l
Ja9sv THOMAS fALlikk seeretsrt.
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GENTS Waterproof Cork and fine Dress
su1HR Boots, Of the latest fashion waterproof
shoes, dancing CATERS an pnmps ladies' misses and chill
alter proof shoes and all warranted good CATERS 81
50 10 ST u.s. 50 and So misses aud chdrens aer boots
and bushus fashionable good anil CHI sp; mems boy - and
chdren boo shoes Sc ch.ap, in the city is Brosdysy
corner C anal Walkers celebrated cheap where
the nj y bic sixpeace passes for the slow shilling lo
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Music and Mus cal Instruments his al
No sa Broadway j2a 81,
w ooens at An, and closes at NJ daily except Sum
days. On Sundays the once oper sat and closes al
10 Opeis again at "a. and clio ss = II PM:
The mails are osed at this Office follows viz The
Great North Mail the E,s side Of the River via Yopksrs
Sing sg. roushhespsis, Hud.ou, 10 Albany sn Troy
Al hees North and W Of ne same IN the state OF New
the ne,, morning. This mail ncutes the Offices tho eoun
ties Vermont lying the West side Of the Greca Noun,
Uppsr aud Lower Canada the county of Erie Pa and
the les Of Ashtabua and Geagu Ohio he mails or
pi,Imont ny, eo,s at N and suppes II; counties Of
The Great eouhern Mail closes At 81 I'M daily ctesrt
Sunday. which day will hereafter be close at "
In this ia included all matter for the Southern ana
tern states siso all oiese T. and tn, sonher ,n PhIs
deIa via Jersey City. supply log all the PIN lps' I'D Fen
NJ the route through Newark, Bruh,w CIV, ~
All the oth.r mails cl usual az this once M
Post Once, New York, JAN 20 1919. uiw
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Domestic ImpOrtations

PNSNtNEtfB Sh1ItU,
NEw ORLr.ss-sbip 81 Louis for Boston-Capain L
Andrews Of New Yorh.
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MILL FOX SALE. IN ILLINOIs.-It is situated on
I Green River, in Henry Coun " abou, two miles from
Rock River and about II miles above the ruth Of the
aud miles from Morstown the county seat Of Henry
county The Mill ha, two rrn Of stones Of The best French
mill that county besides this and that Ie miles from
will always do good There Of rich
Prairie land belonging 10 the mill Green RIVER large
and fails supplied from the Wnebago lakes
The i'll ard has been operaton about four months
and sdong good business will be sold for cash, which 10
abe So and S. for the land For further
cusrs, enquire at fremont. Ta,cwell county Illinois
jl5 2mw CHAS. OAkLEf
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MUSIC.
PIANIST weuld respectfully inform the gsohc, tsi
n he ill play private paita IN, psnoorr al inc
celebr sed coions and wskss Ensuire al No Waihes
street. yxo lm
EIREMEN'S BALL-Thr Ball IA aid o. NE NsT tork
Fire Depa ment Fund viii take place az ue rsrx nhese