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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
LOST BAGGAGE.

TO Farmers & MilIers. u.
SALMON'S IMPROVED PATENT. lie
GRAIN & GRASS SEED SEPARATOR. J.
TENHIS Machine took the first premium at the Worlds
IL fair New York, also at the New York State Fair
1852. .l... .f-s. t-..+ sill
has been generally introduced in the States, and is
acknowledged by all be superior to any other Ma
china for cleaning grain and Seeds and is
persedng the use of all others.
Farmers invited cali and this Machine, be-
fore purchasing any other. For sale only by ae
-f.-t 3. 1900 t- McCLOUD & BROTHER,
1yw Agents for the Territory,
Jan. 8, 1865 Near the head of Third ST., st. Paul.
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From the Lansing Intelligence, Jan. 81.
Lansing Items:

Lansing Items:
SOUTHERN MINNEsOTA.-We' had supposed
that the immigration would principally slacken
off when navigation closed. but we find that a
great many people are still travelling north
ward into the above named rich and fOurishing
country. in search Of new homes. Although
the winter is not an attractive season for max
ing selections OF farms, still the idea is not bad
one-as it forestalls the rush that is certain to
pour into this region next summer. Many
places which a year ago were almost entirely
unknown. are now talked of as familiarity by
strangers as much older points. We claim the
credit of having pointed out the M rits of this
fine country with as much assiduity as other
men, and hope some day to obtain orr reward.
Don't all speak at once 9oe. 1eaDH ~
J. NJ. Smith-formerly a nrinrar In his o:::co
and now a farmer in Suuihcrn M;npc.nn ,.il-
ed on us last week. He informs re- that he is
succeeding finely. aud iiat The country ibolit
him is fast filling mp. Mr.. S. has bcen elected
Justice Of the ieace and County Commissioner
at his new home. Printers are lucky some
times! 1t
As the ice is now good upon the river, quite
a change is visible there. We noticed yester-
day about dozen trains on their way to ST.
Paul, loaded with pork, which will be readily
sold there.
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THE BOOK OF THE SEASON. /.
- BARNUM'S LIFE
Has Arrived and NAV be
"-< had at -, ...
HOWITZ g. co.
LAKE RESIDENCES.

TNHIRTY 10 Acre Lots. situated on beautiful Lake,
Il Astounding in fish and wild foul, about two miles
from the City limits. Price $500 per Lot. 5000 cash
and the balance in one and ticO gears avithout inter-
est. HENRY McKENTY, Dealer in Real Estate.
Jan. 1866. tt
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Public Notice

Public Notice. l
MW r DAHL, having been appointed Overseer Of the
I'VE Poor for this County, persons applying will please
notice that no bill for the support of Paupers will be
accepted previous to the day Of application.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
st Paul, Jan. 20, 1856. 4wd&w
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cost.
John Ryecraft was sentenced to ten days
Imprisonment and fine of two hundred dol
lars. 45 al tauy 81. e.. soifa-r rN
Rumored Change in the Cabinet.
.a-....n s-a tttI WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
1t is confidently rumored that Marcy may
go to Europe. The Cabinet has been amicable.
Ex-Governor Seymour prefers staying at home.
The Democratic Senators held meeting
this morning to express the sentiments of their
party on the question Of Know Nothingism.-
They adjourned, however, without taking any
definite action.
New YORK, Jan. 25.
The steam engine on the deck of the clipper
ship Great Republic. used for raising the car
go, exploded this afternoon, seriously injuring
four men, two of them it is feared fatally
The ship received no damage of any conse-
quence. 3'-'''1
The merchantile Library Association have
presented Colonel Benton with silver pitcher,
valued at $780, as an acknowledgment for the
recent lecture delivered before them.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 20.
Dispatches from all quarters say that the
railroads are blocked up with snow. No trains
have arrived here since Saturday morning
last. a. ' '---. i'- -.i.-3i} f.t. -
Trains which left Alton yesterday and to-
day are at Auburn, l6 miles below with
about 300 passengers. with only one and a half
miles OF snow, four feet deep to clear out to
let them through to this place They have
succeeded 10 clearing the track 5 miles north
/ from here, aud seven miles south. All the 10.
comotives are engaged in the work, but it is
uncertain when we shall have any communica-
ton by railroad with Chicago. Two negro
men, wood choppers. persisted in the snow
storm on Sunday afternoon, on their return to
the city. ..f
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Notice to Trespassers ON School Lands, in Ram
sey County,. .'..t ..l
III Office Is hereby given, that sections numbered I6
~ and 36 reserved for Schools; and that all per-
who have may trespass upon the sane by cut
ting timber or otherwise, will be obliged to pay all the
damages that may be by any trespass
and be otherwise dealt with the law directs. ID. = :
~! j. p. WILSON,,
.Chm'n Board Co. Commissioners Ramsey Co.
Dec. IA, 1854. 2mw16 '-.- '.' -'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
MARIETTA g. ClNc lNNATI r. r.
lse g
NLW ARRANGEMENTS,

DASSENGERS leaving Columbus at 2:I5
l. a. m, Cincinnati al q. m., or Chilli.
cothe at II a. m.. arrive at B,ers' (23 miles
east Of Cbillicothe) at 1890 p. m.
A Train leaves Byers' daily ISundays ex.
qepted at I:4Q p. m, by which passengers
arrive al Chllicothe at 3;l5 p. m.. Cincinnati
al 8 20 p. m, or Columbus at ll:i: D. NJ.
Stages 10 and from Athens Pomeroy, Nc.
Arthur Humden, Jackson. GaIIipoIis, &C.,
connect with the Trains at Byers', and pas.
sengers tan make The trip between either Of
tlese places and Columbus, Cincinnati OF
Chllicothe in single day.
An accommodation Train is run daily
except Sumda! !s-lrom Chilicolhe 10 Blan.
chester and back.
Passengers by this train leave ChilIicotht
at ii. m, aud arrive at Cincinnati at ILLS
a. M, or Columbus at Ids y. m. Leave Co
lunbus at ] q. M, or Cincinnati al d D. m
aud arrive at Chillicothe at l0p. m.
Fare from Byers' to Cincinnati. ..... 1885,
do. do. to Chillicotle. II
Through Tickets between Columbus ant
Chillicolhe $3.50 10 be had only at Colum
bus aud Xenia Railroad Ticket Office al Co
IunIbus. and on tile cars of Marietta and Gin
clnnati Railroad on leaving ChiIIicothe.
laug. III 55.f JOHN WADDLE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
pOAD NOTICE.---No.ice is hereb, gi,

ROAD NOTICE ---NOtice is heIeb, Civ
IL Ell, that Petition will be presented, at
the next ression oil the Commissioners Of
VintOn county, Ohio, praying for an altrra-
tion Of that part OF the Athens and Near
thur Road described as follows, to witt
Commencing at the West end Of the bridge
across Big Raccoon. near the loud OF w. II.
Black, in Knox township in said county
thence running North west 30 or 40 rods
along the old Mill road; thence nearly West
To The high gOund above high water mark;
thence Southwest course on the lower bench
OF the hill, on the North side Of the creek on
said Blacks land; continuing said last Inen-
toned direction until it inlersects the old
Road vest of large rock on The bank OF
sbid Cleek, on said Blacks land; thence along
Tor nesr) the old road 10 the first run on ia
cob Tedrow's land; thence through the field
Oh The North SHE. on the best ground. inter-
secting The old road in the most convenient
place; thence the nearest aud best route thro'
the low Cup al VIM. Mey yers' place in Madison
township, in said cOunty; theme the neaIest
and best way 10 the foot o the big hill near
Nj. Reeves house; thence on tie neaIest and
best ground TO Maurice Albough's, there tn
end; and Petitioners pray Tor view and al.
eration of the some. MANY PETITIONERS.
august 8, '55-4wl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
COACH & RAlLRGAD LINE.
\ + v SUMNER ARANGENEET,

~ s ON AND AFTER A-l1
&SfSTSS Monday June 4th ss.y-sssss
&.6E--G -zS2. Us. 1855, Daily Line Of Mail
Coaches will RON regularly between Near
thur and Byer's Station; as follows:
Leave Macarthur at O'Clock, A. NJ. pas
sing through Hamden 81, arrive at Byer's al
9 A.
Returning, leave Byers' at 5, P. NJ, pas.
sing through Hamden 81. P. NJ; arrive al
Macarthur al 8. P. M; connecting with the
Marietta & Cincinnati R. R., to and from
ChIicothe.
A Daily Coach will leave Macarthur every
morninglor lbany Pomeroy, Athens, Hook.
ing Port. Parkersburg and Marietta.
June LIST. 55. IT, HIT. HOYT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
SHERLFE"S NILE.

DY virtue of a cerra.n Execution tn me di'
I'D rected from the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Vmtnn. Ohio,
] will offer and expose 10 sale, at Public Auc.
tion, at the door of lhr Court House. in said
county Of Vinion, on Saturday, the lth day
OF August, 1855. between the hours Of 10 o
clock, A. NJ, and A o'clock, F. Nj. Of said
day, the following described property. TO wit:
hl.Ots Nos. 6. Z, 8, 8. %. 20, a and 81 al
ST.: 0ul-ots Nos. |, =, 6, 8 aud 10. Aor
said lots are all situated in the town Of Prdlts.
vile, in said VinIon county. designated as
laid out aud recorded in the plat Of said town:
and taken as the property OF P. J. Cnwlor
and John W0goner 10 satisfy an ExecutiO
in favor OF Samuel s. Hard:
H., N. 4 A@O .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23


u part OF ~
oENTLsMENs' BOOTS g. eHoEs,
Gents. Buchskin Caters Gents. CongIeSS Gait.
rs,Geuts Fgncy Shoes Gents Oxford Pumps.
Gents Enameed NuICers, Gents Enameisd
Congress Caters, Gents Patent Leather Kill
Top Prince Aibert's, Gents Patent Leather
Drab Cloth, Kid top, Prince Alberls; Gents
Jersey But kskin Shoes, Gents Opera Slippers
together with every variety of Fine and
Coarse cali skin. Kip and Morocco Boots and
shoes. AsO,-LADiEs Doors AND SsIOEs
Ladies Buskin Cater Boots Ladies enamel
ed Jenny Lind's Il. R., Ladies' Morocco Jen-
ny Lind's K. r.. Ladies' Congress Gai.GE',
Ladies Fancy Jenny Lind Shoes. Ladies en-
aueled Morocco Shoes, Ladies' Victoria
Fancy Shoes ladies Fancy Top Boots, L4-
lies Fancy Buskins. bronzed tops. Ladies'
Blue Cats, Lndies COlored Sanders Caters.
Also: Misses Boots aud Shoes, Misses Kid
Boots and Ce lers, Misses Fancy colored
Gailers, Misses enameled Fancy Boots, also,
Childrns' Boots aud Shoes, Chidrens' cell,
Ieged. Shoes. Childrens Fancy shoes, Chill
dIens' Fancy Caters. and every other variety
Of Ladies', misses and chillTens' wear, Fine
1nd Coarse.
We have any number Of Workmen en-.
gagged, that is necessary, and ale prepared TO
i'd orders at the shortest notice.
US- All of our Goods will be sold at pri.
tes that will give satisfaction Call and ex-
anime Tor Yourselves.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
HATS 9 3 CAPS.

Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade
Merchants aud Furnace Owners visiting oul
city are invited to call and examine for them
Eelver.
To THE LADIEs.-We are now manufactur
ing superior article Of ladies and Misses
Caters Buskius and Slippers. Having pro
cured some of the best workmen In The West
we are prepared to supply those who want
custom work.
LEATHER.-0ne Thousapd lbs, Red Sole
Leather ,l2 90 lbs, No. White Sole Leather,
&c dozen French calf Skins. 25 dozen Crsw.
ford's Skins. 10 dozen Kip Skins. Upper
leather and Shoe Findings always on hanc
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Japuary 20. 1854 ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
SheriH'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN WRIT OF
ID Sale, from the Court Of Common Plea,
oi Hooking county and State OF Ohio, anG
10 me directed, will ulIer aud expose TO sale
at public Auction, at the door of the Cour,
House in Vinton county, Ohio, on Wednes
day. the 18th day Of August, le55. teiweer
the hours ol 10 O'clock A NJ. and a O'Clock
z. NJ. OF said day, the following described
Real Estate, to wit: Out lots number thirty
.thlrty-one, thirty two; alsn, ln-Iots number
one hundred and twenty mine and one hund
red and thirty, in the town of Macarthur
county Of Vinton and State of Ohio taken
as the property ol Joel A. Walden to sstisi,
an Execution in favor Of 'he Logan Branch
Bank. Appraised as follows, to wit In
lots number l29 and l3O, STA 66 each
Out-lots number Thirty, appraised at Si66 g.
number thirty 'one at Sl94 33, andthirty-two
at Sl92 66. and must sell for twothirls oI
the al praised value. WM. TISSUE,
luly20 iS55-5 owl Sheriff V. c., O.,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
THE
Rise, Progress and Decline
OF
KNO VINO THINGISM,

TTHE SUPREME ORDER OF THE
Il STAR SPANGLED BANNER" in Macarthur
and Vlnton County. with Sketches of some
oi its Members, embracing Merchants, Law.
yeTs, CLERKS. Mechanics ami Laboring Men,
Together with the Signs, Grips, Pass Words,
Oaths, etc, ETC.,
Will be published on Saturday, Sept. /,
1880. (under the above titlIe,) pamphlet Of
81 pages Of closely printed matter, illustra
ted with some Of the devices of the Order.
PRICE % cts. To be had Of Merchants gen.
erally, and Booksellers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

And must sell tor two. thirds Of the afoIesai,
value. WM. TISSUE,
July 6, 55-5wl Sheriff v c., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
ROAD NOTICE.-Noiice is hereb, eiv

road NOTICE.-Noiice is hereb, giv-
IL en-, that Petition will be plesenlrIl at
The next session Of the County Commission
ers. within and for the county Of Vinton. o.,
praying Tor an ORDER oi Survey. View and Sn
alteration and location (ii found to be good
rOute) Of County Road. within said cOun-
ty, commencing for the same at the bridge,
near tie house Of Jacob Ankrom, in jackson
township, thence along The Macarthur Road
TO the corner OF said Jacob Ankroms meadow
thence OH the South side OF tie road leading
10 Nc Arthur; thence Eastwardly TO Sugar
tree, Oh the land Of James McMichel, near
tie corner Of his field at the Township road /;
thence along the East side Of the hollow.
through the land Of Isaac Wyscarver; thence
through said McMichel's land 10 a green tree
on the land formerly owned by Jacob Lutz;
lheuce up he left hand side OF The hollow to
near John Cawson's spring; thence 10 white
Oak tree, at the end of said ClowsOn's lane;
thence to John Hawks fence, and along said
fence to intersect the road leading from Lo-
Gust Grove to Macarthur, and there to end;-
and that said part Of said first mentioned
McA rlhur road be vacated
ljuIy 27-4wl MANY PETITIONERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
LEAvITT THAxTER."

Senate Chamber, Ohio, .4prl 5h, 1854.
DR G. AYER-HOnored Sir; have made thor
ough trial OF the CArHARTc PILLs left by your AGENT
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The 1rst dose re.
heved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed tie disease. feel in better health than for
some years before which attribute entirely to the effects
Of your CATHARTIc PILLS. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS n. METCALF.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Roofs & Shoes

Ever brought to Macarthur; consisting Ell
part Of w
CENT? FkFks, BOOTS q. eHOEs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
J. G. swITIAED. ''..'..''-'D. c. oodswt'
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE,
AND
NAN UF A G 7 0 R Y.
sWETLAND g COGSWELL,

Opposite lie Mchiihur House,
- ETURN their sincere thanks to thcif
IA numerous friends and customers,
he veIy literal patronage extended TO tlri'
N the psst sesson, and take pleasure in az
nounoing that they are now receiving at their
Boot and Shoe Depot the largest and best St.
l.cta1 StncL of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Shades q Reynolds, Pl't'Gs } In Attachment.
against

p6oiHoh
George Ullom, Defendsnt. (Civil Action
THE Defendant will take notice. that The
Plaintiffs in the above case, on the 24th day
of July, a.d. 1855, caused an order of At.
IaChment to be issued by J. w. Swepstpn
Justice Of the Peace for Elk township, Vim.
ton county, Ohio, against the goods, chstlIrs
stocks, interest in stocks. rights, credits
moneys and effects Of said Defendant, on
abscondng debtor Of said county, to saiisf,
the claim of the Plaintiffs for five dollars
and eightysix cents and fifteen dollars The
probable costs OF suit and that said cause
has been continued for service on said Defend
ant. and will be Tor hearing belo;e said Jus
tice. at his office in Macarthur. in said town
ship, on the 9Th day Of September, a. d
1855, at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said dav, las
aforesaid. SHADES & REYNOLDS.
aug. 10 So
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
against

Baird & c.sih., clsih: Plaintiffs In Attachment
George Ulum. Defendant. )(Civil Action,
THE Defendant will take notice that the
Plaintiffs in the above case, OH the 24th
day Of July, a. d. 1855. caused an order oI
Attachment to be issued by ]. w. Swepsion
Justice Of the Peace for Elk township, Vim.
ton county, Ohio, against the Goods, Chat.
ties, Stocks, interest in Stocks, Rights Cred.
it's moneys and effects of said Defendant,
an abscOnding debtor, of said county. to sat
isly the claim vi the Plaintiffs for six dol.
lars and Linety-one cents, with ten per cent
interest thereon from the 5ih day Of April
and fifteen dollars the probable coast of this
suit, and that said cause has been continued
for service on said Defendant, and will be
for hearing before said Justice, al his Office
in Macarthur in said township, on the 9tt
day Of Septe mbeI, a. d., 1855, at O'Clock
p. m. of said day, last aforesaid.
aug 3 3wl BAIRD & CLARK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION,
MASONIC.

S-z%N Delta Lodge, No.
AsaA@> .H\X.kt5s-@ 2O7, of Free and Ac.
~I~ %AzT %'sScepted Masons, holds
regular Communication al Macarthur, Vim
ton county, Ohio, every Saturday evening on
or preceding each full moon.
Z. A. BRATToN, Sec'y.
Mineral Lodge, No. -, holds reg
ular Comnunict ton at Hamdep, Vintun co..
O.. every Thursday evening on, or preceding
each full moon. d. d. 7, HARD, Sec'y.
OTpham's Friend Lodge, U. d.,
holds regular Communication at Wilkes
vile, VintOn county, Ohio, every Saturday
evening on, or preceding each full moon.
II, IL. BsHoP, Sec'y.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-31
EMANCIPATION IN CUBA.

The New York Tribune and the National Htelflgefccr
hAEmonize in justfng the late outrages Of Spanish Off
in and Cuba This to be expected both
journals violently opposed the policy Of the admin
istraton in regard to Cuba We expect to all the OPP
ponens of the acquisition Of the island taking the
position But the Tribune only jnstfes the conduct
Of the Spanish officers bn volunteers its advice Spain
point which Of vital interest TO people That
our readers may be fully advised of the lengths to which
nAcis prepared to 60 we quote the advice rendered
BY the Tribune 10 Spain:
Every one who really loves the honor and peace of the
United wish that this Cuban question dis
posed Of and longer for demagogues
drivers deade and disturb the country with Ii well
be doubted whether that end be attained long sa
very preserved there its present conditions Let
Spanish government emancpae the negroes either wholly
part, and American lust for the island dies Give
the blacks freedom and shall think ourselves well of
without them. But long il is possible add Cuba
the number Of slave States long shall
grasp her Why should not the Spanish authorities
eeiate this truth and consult their well
by emancipation The question is certainly which
merits their careful consideration Ii would be
ry give the blacks entire freedom they might become their
owners but still be made work under military organ
liza ton and discipline IT in this direction
mot adopted the two countries may at any time be plunged
in war either by the stupidity Of collector Havana
the folly Of President at Washington"
These suggestions proceed from the organ Of strong
faction in the free Sateshe faction which has Co
aeoea in most Of the free States with the know-nofings
and thereby obtained the ascsnden 1t is assumed that
the acquisition Of Cuba Is prc-slayery southern pol
ican assumption made for the purpose Of exciting the
opposition Of northern ianatcism-snd the suggestion
based upon is intended to enlist the ant-savery sen
meni Of the North The reader viii not overlook the hy-
pocrsy which marks the suggestion Of the Tribune to
smancpadonthe slaves may be allowed to have partial
freedom-hey may Sleoome their osn burners, baa uH he
made e Tork ERoT military organtzaton aud discipline
Whist buresqne upon philanthropy But this is abol-
non philanthropy, and il is recommended and
object deemed important 10 the South
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.

EsstsE.-We have just put into operation
new steam engine manufactured by William NJ Ellis 4
Co.. Of the Lagle Iron Works Of this city scercy
simplicity, elegance Of workmanship and beauty Of nis
do think that its superior be found in the
try II exhibited the late Metropolitan Fair
il desarvedly attracted both attention and admiration The
engine OF twenty power length Of stroke rs inches
diameter of cylinder inches Ii drives with perfect
Is large printing presses and has sufficient power drive
double that number. The boiler IL what commonly
called "a iocomge boiler and for economy the
sumption of fine accomplshes than the guar
Of the bu The old boiler consumed about twenty
five hundred -. worth Of fuel every year. With
the boiler, the cost Of fuel win exceed eight
hundred dollars year. No father the vir-
gin of has born with unspeakable
satisfaction than the foreman Of press watches
the swift silent, and certain OF the beautiful
piece Of mechanism intrnsted his guidance He firmly be
lieres that such engine viii be built
his experience in these matters nconsderabe
we will not undertake to question his Judgment.
We part with old engine with feeling regret akin
that experience for lost fiendregre from reco-
Of its long arduous and unparalleled
For upwards of twenty years. day and night and
winter spring and autumn, ii has been ue
working faithfully, though eeby, the end We question
very much whether any steam-engne, land marine,
making the proportonate allowance for sze has ever
performed Of service equal ths performed by
our old engine
our citizens regard the weather. All pronounced
decidedly spring likea cear skv and so gentle bslmy
breeze.
weeks has taken departure for parts
unknown and the drama regns supreme and undured
Iron Hall.
win be exhibited in this city Wednesday evening
Odd Fellows Hall.