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Once and depot southwest corner and I7th
Feb 7T--d6nif
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| 900 notthweAt guns, flint lock
SO do do percussion lock. /.

do percussion JOCK
good, furnished at Boston New York Phi,adeph's
specified accepted ds and The deliveries thereof to
thereafter dusg 1867 my be ordered BY the Com
The rgh require greater Ics. quantity Of
any Of bs articles named than that specified in the Vs schedule
that may be needed, Al the lowest market prices
~, win be preferred most Of samples Of
cloth, foreign fabc. win be proposing dOmes
forwarded % this ohhce At as early date as prcicabe
ole Of kind and quality propose. furnish and hc depart
%'E, m s % o &c & Tsh sS Sa, a are
The article. respects conform TO- and
be equal with, The sampc which may be seen a, this oce,
o. e snp m. % IT, % and gun, a, may be FUR
with the samples BY agent appointed r thai purpose
which bound Of the re-
@ NM s ~ g5o !" h eIoeo.s pymr m M al % ne no, ,d aope
GOODS received invoices uere cehsd by the
soads required IL tho Of the hid the n
the with suroies
ncopcy certified BY United States judge district
hs rrupo.nl, ,u.t articles tho quantities
thereof they annd IN the foregoing schedule,
rnbss and ,h amounts mus footed 10 Tor
class Tnoy should be sobmies with e following heading
"(or wei hereby propose furnish for TIE service Of tho Indian
dated september % 1850 the following articles a The prices there
posed Guy % boston New yort, PhadeI
pha baltimore Psburr, Ciscnnsu 81 Louis Detroit Chca
co. bel before the rst day April ner
such time Or Te, daeg he year 1897 as may be ordered h The
pnees such additional quantities Of the kinds
qualities goods and the market pcs.,
class Of different description, m
qusd Indian Department, dunng year
deliverable above stated And II this proposal be
there insert the number Of the class classes proposed for
sr e % ea s ] @ s o indian
for the faithful performance Of the same"
Each proposal also be pnarnnea
following FORM responsbe per.nns
.ufcicncy be cehed by United Judge or dis
tricf
eve hereby guaranty bidder for bidders n
shall be awarded HIM, Ihem according
she foregoing bud proposal, win
security for the performance thereof
for proposals for Indian goods, dated September
and all wbic
suffer failure 30 10 40 On the
par ofrhe said bdder' Tor biddrrs.l
will be considered does
directions bidders
culsry requested examine the samples before
GEO. w. MANYFENNY
Commissioner.
sep o4-dSs sawtoct3i Tint starl
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mo. b6s I
Sales of asrnGs ssSas "a As StaSs Of Arkansas GAd A
Soar, GRd restoration Of t0tAdraWA laad 10 market
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Sales o alternate sscisAs "a 4s State. Of Arkansas ad A
soari Gad restoration Of 0itAdTaWa taads 90 Market
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN FIERCE President Of the UNI
Ted States America do hereby declare and make hnmn aa
G sale. @ val S S a. s s aSs IsG Sss o ]
The United States within sI aSass on eaeh ode o. the
two thereof fO Ls Rock @ Memphis and
as a provided 5 The act approved February 1855 sanGns
way, making grant Of land 10 SAID States 70 AID IN
as % price By the set Ofdi August 1854 10 wis
The public sale viii be once BArEsuLLE,
commencing Monday the thirteenth day Of October next for
odd nunbes above referred TO- as are situated within the under
mentioned townships, yizi
NORTH ., s bose line sHs Of h principal srdaH
Townships 3 5, ls, 4, IS. 10. Il, ls, Of rangel.
4$s:S$: E:s":SI$: II 1: i Il - sPIssss ass:
TownshiPs TO- 20, 81. y, Of range 8.
EoA oths base line and wsst Of the fA principal meridian
Township: q IA "a l. S, S s % Of
Townships /, e. 3 a. 8, b, TO- Il, "a Of range4
TS@nsHips TS@ j. J. Of iSnsGS g. g. : - = '''
Township 8, Of range 4
vacant public lands within such odd sections
TO wili
North Of s base line oftAs A principal srtdiaH.
Townships 2, a. 5, Q, Of range
TSwn:siSs TswnsSip T. q ~ i.ass We g range
Townships 8, Q, Z, Of range9
The public be the LITTLE Rock
commencing Monday October the dis
public lands within such odd numbered sections
referred situated in the following townships Vz'
South Of the base line and Oest Of s h principe! meridian
Township l. Of ranges IL and H.
Townships ;" 2, of range 49,
Townships l." o. }, of range IA.
Townships l, q 3, 4, 5, Of ranges is and 49,
Townships 8, 4 5, 0, %, Of range H.
North Of the base line and Wes Of the h principal meridian
Townships /, p" J, 9, 2, OF range6.
Townships l. 3" ., 4, 5, o." 7, Of raDge7.
Townships i, e. g. 4, s.. q, 7, OF range 8.
Townships /, o. 3, T.. 5, T. of rangeg
Townships l, o" 81 4, S, OF rang ~.
Townships 1, g" ), 4, of range II.
Townships - g.. ), 4, s. OF range 10.
Townships l, ., D. H. s. 8, OF range iS.
Townships !, 2, ), 4, 8, g. Z, of range ID.
Townships !, 5, g. 7, OF range is.
Townships s, g. y Of ranges l6 and II.
The public will be beld the land office WAmsoTos
Monday seventh day Of October
public lands odd
above referred situated In the following named
townships, viz:
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beruby certify the best of my knowledge and belief
above named EuaIhntors good and sufficient
(Signsd) r. Y.
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THE EAUNESr NAN,

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and Information every line and connection west Of the
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ave the undersigned take pleasure testIfying that
personlI acquainted with Alr. GranGer's ability
Accountant, Teacher of Book Keeping, which is OF '
order lie has had great experience an Ac-
ou,tnnt in eavy Commercial aud Banking Houses, which
ives INN superior facilities in mparting Practical
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OPENED THIS DAY. and now ready for
fEEEs F: snle, fresh supply a CIckernE Sons cet
U 7eOrated Piano fortss OF beautiful Black Wal.
and ncss of touch be surpassed either In this
Europe and offered at the lowest manulctu
prices, inclutiing carriage.
Also, Prince Co $ MCl0deons, style, with full and
half swell. OF fine Rosewood finish, the lowest Buffalo
prices with general Martins celebrated GuItArB
Italam, French and German viOs vlolimetlos, Flutes
Flies, aoS, Tum6orines, Tuning Forks the best Italian
Strings, with all other articles in the music ne, and gene.
tNl assortment of Variety Goods.
Wholesale and retail the old Music and Variety Store
"; m:s g 'H'O" S''ss'' 1As MEL1nR
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NUMBER 252
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMEEICAN MANUPACTUREs!
BUIl.EES'A B0U1k X KEEEsEEE'H
writSner E1ll1i5

WI1I1IlS tII1U.
ISCE this superior Flald I'sE before the public,
, nearly years, has been constantly gaining In
ands preferred by many to tue tar-tsmCd ar.
ioli Fluid.
Daring past year twenty quart and pint bot
ties together With smaller sizes ave been sold
bankers and merchants Cincinnati, louisville, Ptts-
hUrYh Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit. aute, Lafayette,
TacenueS indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort, lex ngton,
and New Orleans. 1t has also been adopted ia M state De
Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi II SS
taken three ars class Diplomas at the
Cincinnati louisville Diplomas and Prize Me.
and Illinois.
The following merchants, bankers, &C., In whcenE here
tofore using Anos English lux have purchased j. J. But
lcrS Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; MsrchantS6 Mechanics
Rank Of WheEns Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent Mauuaetu-
ring Company County clyr Of Ohio County, SsonSl Te.
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.'S Russell aIcAfee; Gordon,
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney Son; Doane CowEl; OFT Z
1ir fsn,arSnn & M sISrtsS.
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SOMETHING NEW

A ND highly important to all Interested in th.
n construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings. teamboats or cars.
The unders gned would announce 10 the people Ut
the city of kcokuk and vicinity that they are nov
fully epare to put nj tho shortest notice. r.
Russell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on car
vas. com plotting the roofs II ordinary ssrd build
ings in one day. Also will old lesky tin roof
1t half the expense, making them as good or better
than when new.
From good and sufficient reasons, We repose the
utmost confidence in the adapt dneCs 81 the cvmbina
tioa and use Of this cement fct ali r"n6ing pnrpo
..s M.r.aS.een i. - .-i.- faithfully den"r-,-~-
ted W srv prepared say that it Is superior Tin
being perfectly water ght and Are proof admitting
Of any pitch. either steep or Aat.
| II sdkeres firmly to whntever'it IL put upon. I,
not affected by the heat Of the frosts Of
winter does not drip run, but becomes hard and
smooth, admitting u any amount Of wear by tread
| ing thereon, and Is ~ cheap shingle
We wish 20 state that this IL no Pitch. Felt. drav
al, IndiArubber. Gum Shellach, 6attsperchn roof
ing, but 10 different combination from any and 81
the cement roofing uaedin this city or vicinity
| All rooAng done BY We warrant equAi 70 th'
sample which be seen At our shop, ON the coTus
Of 6th and Timea sts., Ut our boarding place, 81
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite 20 cali before contrsotiul
for other vooAng. COWLRS PALMER.
NoT,Cs. ITO those wishing 70 engage In The bssi
nses elsewhere ne oder for sale tAs nast Of II
counter of this State. CAP.
jay Is d3m.
DEADY MADE CLOTHIR0.-IvsrySkiae q tAi
n Linz - - had - tAs lowest AgssW q
ssp17dpw WOODWARD . COS.
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thu LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
READ BIGELOw,s LIFE OF FREMONT,

7AS AstA<aitc snd ony ComSlsft Edition AZ the Life
ssd Public Sen vtees ~
JOQN CHs8LEs Fa EM0NT.
INCLUDING An ACCOUNT or
His Explorations, DisoOverixs and Adveutuses on
Five Ssccsssful Expeditions Across The North
American Coatineai; voluminous Selections
from his Private Asd Public Corrsspon.
dsncs; Including his Dvfssss hsfors
the Court Martial, and fallrs-
ports Of BIZ principal
Speeches In the Senate Of the United States
BY JOHN DI8ELOw, Editor VI N. Y. Rve Post
VITA an seewvsie Psrtrsa o. Steel VITA asasvsss
Spirited H4Gssraft0ns.
vxx LARGE l3Mo. ov xsAR 500 PAcEs, PRICE Al o.
SDFor sale atodDEN'5 cirr Booxsro.r.
Matter in this edition not to b. found In any
ether Biography VI Frenont.
Account Of Col Frsnont's mother's family in
Virginia, aud his relationship ~ WAahington.
Particular 0f her drst and d cond marriages.
Will VI his graafzthey. Col. Thos. Whiting
speech Of Dr. Linn in the United States senate,
IN moving 20 print extra cpies Of bis report Of the
6rst Expsdition.
graphic soeount Of his second Exploring Expe-
diion from tho pen Of Col Benton.
Authentic account Of the third Expedition, and
the Emancipation Of California
SECRETARY Marcy . Report on Tremont's Explora-
tion and Conquest of California.
Accounts OF the extraordinary ride Of Col. FREE
mont from Los Angeles to Monterey, and back-se0
miles in days.
Commodore Stocktsn's account Of the Conquest Of
California BY Col. n, mont.
AGsir II honor between Col. Fremont end Col.
MAssn. Governor Of California, with all the Cor
responience.
Letter to the Adjutan, General asking . Court
martial.
His own defence before the Court martial report
I'd complete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won
Iunboldt, and from the London GsasrapAical So
eicty.
Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilkes
Of tn. south Sea Exploring Expedition.
Col. Bcntons aceount u Fremonts fourth Ex-
piorlng Expsiit,on.
Ills srst political letter. being in reply 70 soms
s...E.ss supposed - a.:c -..I..c! -..k cc!, lcc
B. Weller, in t'Aliforaia, and in which hs svovs
hims IL y mocrat
Full rcports tas,brtdg d. II his principal speech
"a in the u. 4. senate
Affair Ut honor between Fremont aud Senator
Fpotc. with the correspondence complete.
Thrilling account u has fifth and last Expedition
by an ar tst who &c omp panied him. ~
An account OF the sci ntihc results Of his las,
Expsdition written bs himself.
The facts in regard to bis religious experience
and opinions.
Lesterin relation to the practoability Of paciAs
Railroad. auRlo
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NoLlH Pnossorl EsTERxp. Vas annoon-
ced that probably nolls prossqui would b
entered in the case Of the prisoasrs held 70
answer to charge Of treason in Kansas. II
viii be seen, BY the nevs which we pablish
to-day, that the Free State men have entered .
nolls which Va just - seminary and eject
nal ~ tho Presidents could be, and will savs
that Official from any necessity Of troubling
himself about the matter.
e We despair not Of Hall's election. =
[Guthrie Sentinel.
Good pluck. Stick to il. Bet high.
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NEw Mar OF kKokuE.-W. c. Stripe, Esq,
has left in our Office very neat, and We
jaige also = very accurate, map OF the city,
which he has prepared, Autographed and pub
lished. Copies can be had VI him.
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FRHALE CoLLxCs.-At . meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, A. Bridgmsn was elect
ed Pres'L J. W. Ogden Ssc'y, aud Z. r.
Ford Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
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I~s Nm. 49, ~.
-. ns. 49,. =. - 49,.
- - - Csnisn, InS,s..,a,is
hank of6oshep, Gashen.
Bank Of lndians, Michigan City.
hank VI Aeust Hern0s, Nj. Vernon.
Bank Of M0nt,cslio. Mostieslls.
Bank II Psoii, Paoli.
Bank Of Salem. salem.
Bank If ROckYiits, Rockville.
Bank VI SyraSuss, Syracuse.
bank u Wsssw, wanaw.
Brsckviiie Bank, Drookvills.
Cambridge City Bask, CAnbsidge City.
Canal Hank, Evansville.
CentfHi Bank. Indianspolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange bank, Greer cAstle.
fArmers' and Mechanics Bank, Indianspolis.
fsyrtte CouAty Hank. CounersyiiIs.
fasusu' Bank, Wsos6sid.
0rAms9cy hank, Lafayette.
Hoosisr Bank, Loeanspsst.
Indians Bank, Madison.
Indiana stock Rank, La porte
Iadian Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Keutucky stock - Columbia
Lagrange Bask, Lima
Merchants' and Mechanics Bank. New ALBANY.
NJ 4 Va. stock bank Evansville
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute
Parke Co, Bank.
southern bank Tcrre Hsute
Salem bank, Salem.
saving Bank Of Indisns, Conuersville.
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cOn GENTLEMEN.
E>INE, heavy and fancy bicached linen drills an
J. ducks.
Blowsc, check and bisy linen coatings.
White, buff aud check Marseiiles vestings.
India silk linen. lawn and gingham vats.
Iisle thread and cause merino uniershirts and
drswsrs.
Lisie thread. linen and cotton half hose in grea
variety If qualities, and Gnc assortment Of gloves
in kid, Isle thread and cotton plain and checked
myl7d FOSTERS.
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RAILROAD IEos, src. - considersbls
amount Of iron, received short time since,
will soon be laid down on the Pt. DssAoisss
road. The balance Of the iron, With several
locomotives, 10 soon expected.
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THx RivER.--Ths "Father Of watsrs'' 10
in very low condition, and getting lower

INK ntFkk. me II 0tnef OF W4toSG' 20
in very low condition, and getting lower
daily. The shores show grinning fronts Of
white sand. and enormous sand bars loom
up in oil directions. On the rapids there are
not over 20 to 90 isches Of water, and none
but the nsrrowest and lightcst stern wheel
dinkies can scrApe over. The ferry boat,
Alex. McGregor, destined for McGrsgor's
landing, has been lying At the wharf for
several vain attempts to ascend the rapids.
Our ferry boats are having trouble, on &C.
count Of the gradusl enlargement Of the
sand bars. At present tho "Gase City, runs
to the bar, from whence tho "Ssleds'' trans
fers teams, &c. to the opposite shore. This
10 rather slow process, bat better than no
ferry The Ferry Company il building the
road, 1t the upper landing, into tho river,
and expects, BY extending it several hundred
fest farther out, 70 turn tho current against
the bar and tear il out, so - to permit d.
rest crossing from the packet depot. This
viii be very useful work when completed,
and ws hope will rspsy the company for the
great outlay required.
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Good News for the Ladies.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
L u Dry Goods that have been detained BY lowness
VI wster in III Ohio ki,eroyer 2 months, and Y, ust
be closed out by order Of steamboat owners. They
consist In part If rich msnti inminGs
Perfumery. einghsms. ealcns, -iawns, dotted and
plain barrd and plain Jat koi stts. Grape, bsrchs
md cashmere shswis, Aenti, meas shirts an1
drawers. silk and fancy cia.at .arge assor' msnl
20 En- byoidsrv. GentIenion La4ii. Hosiery: II
fact everything that Is kept in general Dry 6oeds
and Fancy store, will be found II the New anl
HEAP S i0HE. Second It. opposite the Athsnosn.
between Main and johnson, krukuk
July 26-d WM. SULLIVAN. Agent.
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CuFtatn Da0asks and window FIX.
tureO.
CUPER Satin De LANES and Worstcd DAmAsks
- with Centre Tssseis, side loops and Gimp t.
match. Lace and muslin curtains. 50. 81 and a.
inch buG linen shading gilt cornices, car'ain PIN
aud rollers. in sets Or to suit. r d. FOSTER.
spr33daw
TTOUSEkEEPER = dO0DS--A 6ne assortment o.
u linan aad cotton 1914. ia, l2-4 sheet
ngs. also. linen and cotton 49, 40 aud Is inch pillow
oasings. 1914, ia and 1874 Allandale. Lancas
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdseye ano
huckabuck toweling. linen and cotton diapers, t..
BILE linens, crash. lie. j ust received.
apr23- daw P.D. FOSTER.
NUSQuITo NETS AND RARS.-2A and yard
VI vide Mn~iuito Netting cut In any length
Twisted White Bars--superior article.
Juae 4-dkw p. ID. FOSTER.
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SJJNnRUES.
notice.

WEAre making . new and snperier Kind III
~ FRUIT CAN. These Cans save much tYou bic
N patting up fruit, and viii dc equally q. ell for
l"'aatos" r other 'egetabrs. The can may be
preserved Tor any numh%r II years. hereby ssvirv
ne expense Of new oncs. Tb.y are sl,o ehesp.
nan patent cans. Call and ste II I'm
CoMsTO Z BROs.
July 3s-dim Post copy lm1
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9. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer IN N~eion. 80
Fancy DRY (sooAs


Wholesale Dealer In Nesions anA
Fancy Dry Goods.
~ MAIN srREsr, kEoxuk, Iowa.
new stock and the largest and beat aasort~I Ava.
6ered in the market. Our stock is purchased di,scs
from Manufacturers and importer, and ve pledse
ourselves to sell 81 prices low for cash or 10 scsd
ams buyers, as 81 Louis or any other western naY.
Merchants will find il to their adysnsass IN cal,
and examine our goods and prices before bu
.hers We will consider il trouble to show then
through our stock.--apr26-dAw
"a apr 10 HIsrON.S
A HEAVY stock Of Cap Letter, Ladies bath. Befh
"A Post, Fancy aud Com mercial Note Papsr. Plain
and lad Bun White and Fancy Colored Envelopes, q
sP.1o HuSTONB.
A oenersl assortment Of German silver and dou-
"A BILE plated ware, NIL warranted and q manufac.
tarcr's prices, at apr28 HlISTON'S
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashss At naa-
uisctnrers prices At apr2b HUsTONS.
shE largest aud best assorted stock Of Emhroide-
ry 10 the city at apr2j HUSTON'S.
VIE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
the market. At apr56 HUST0N's.
NLNks enough 10 supply the market Of every
~ variety " pattern, Jerame's make, warranted.
md a. manufacturer prices, At Hu6TON'S
apr26
'vNhE best assortment Of Lace Wells and lDrees
TRIMMING at sM26 HUSTON,S
4 LARGE and fine ,ot Of Kid Gloves If every
\ grade. at apr2a HUs1ON,s
4 LARGE lot of artificial flowers bud. grape
: leaves and ali kinds of Millinery 0.eds, q
Apr26 hUsTON'e
4 yoLD and common Jcwciry, and Goiu and SILVER
" watches, al apr26 HUSTON'S.
LIVERY variety of goods com prised In the Motion
- and Fancy Goods line at Huston a. prices that
'anno fail to induce purchases and benefit the bay
r. Call at No. W, and examine for yourselves.
xpr26
4 huston's will BE- found the largest lot Of Irish
\ Linens. laces. Edgiugs, and every variety Of
White goods at prices that cannot BE- beat in any
Western market. apr2S
A LARGE assortment IF Hosiery and Gloves
"A English and French hand made Mitts very
due. ut Apr26 HUSTONsS
endless variety 1T Silk and Linen Peck ct hand
kerchiefs and cravats at apr26 HusTON'S.
$4,000 worth al Property Ter sale
Credit.
WISH 10 sell 10 feet Johnson street, bet. 9Th
and 9th sts., At l2p pc, foot :, 5, 4, s, o.
And years, at per cent. ", Also 20 feet on
I'd between Exchange and b X st,, and Lots Z, .,
and 8, ia block No. 20a, payabi in and two year..
Lots !, 8. g. 10. IL and IL, In Block No 1853; ALEC
l6a feet ends of Lots To- III and IL in Block No.
| 10. All situated in keoknk. Also $50 acres Of
| Land we'll located in Jackson Township ous-dfth
cash. balance in |. Q and years
/ HAWKINS TAYLOR
also want partner with from 81 600 to $40 900,
wnossa good business man, without any old fogy
tendencies, to engage in the lumber business.
July I'd II
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TIE PrSLIc ScnooL.--The Public school
will reopen on Monday nexs, under the su-
pcrvision Of Dr.. Nys, Of Cincinnati, who has
for the last eight years bad charge Of one Of
the principal schools 10 that city. Mr.. Nys
comes with the highest Recommendation,
and under bis care W have no dosbt but
that the school will be al that its friends do
sire.
scholars, but the school viii be entirely free.
RailreaA vsse.
The vote il taken to-day whether the ooun-
ty shall subscribe stock to our railroads.
There are, We suppose, very fsv here who, II
voting, would not vote in their favor. But
We wish to remind the people Of the fact that
vote 10 taken to-day, that thsy nay be sure
and cast their voter, for 10 ssos sasrtsrs
perhaps negative vote may b asaisipassd.
NsW HofxL.---Anothsr effort 10 nskisg to
erect new Hotel, with what success, 90 far,
We do not know. We presume it 10 anneces-
sary to enlarge upon the importance Of .
6ne, cspacious and we'll ordered Hotel, to
such town - ours, for its advantages and
necessities are generally conceded. Aud We
trust shat the assistance which those con-
nscted with the enterprise ask Of our cisi-
rens in order to enable them to carry out
their plans, will bo extended TO them readi-
ly, tina, they may no, be delayed or embsr-
raised in their undertaking. II such Ho-
tel is to be built. it has got TO be built by
some associated effort, and the money must
be furnished by many, for oae or two per-
sons cannot do it as an individual enter
prise
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