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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05
Arriva! of one Asia.

NEW York, Oct 81.
The steam hp Asia ha; arrived, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th instant.
The detailed accounts Of the Spanish minis
try had not yet come to hnnl further than the
official announcement that there is no political
crisis, and that the Queen made the change from
0Donncl to Haryacz solely OH personal
grounds.
The new minister's first act was to cowhide
Senor Gu1l, husband of the Inanta Josea, for
words spoken in the Cortcz. Senior Guel chal-
engel Harvaez, wko accepted it, but the Queen
forbade, and the meeting did not take place.
The Ncapolitan difficulty is without much
change. twas the general impression that the
Anglo French ultimltum would be presented to
King Ferdinand on the 18TH and failing to re-
cciyc an immediate and favorable answer, the
ambassadors would be Withdrawn, but it was
not supposed that tbe fleets would Immediately
appear. .s... .-
The English squadron had sailed from -Ajacco
and its destination was supposed to be Malta
| LlS A LSbCit lCSG hdtN Hl'll Sbo aAOuOtI' nv
Vienna papers still anticipate peaceful issue
/ 1t is stated that in consequence of the growing
Importance of the European complications the
Congress at Paris will consist Of first and not
| second rate plcnpotentiaries, and that it will
soon meet The affairs Of the Danubian prin-
cipalit;es engage attention and the French pa
pcrs are opposing the Austrian occupation OF
| them sCount WalcnIl has issued circular in
renly TO the recent Russian document. Den
mark is without a ministry, the last attempt
having E,ileL ru
LoNDoN, Oct Is, A. Mt Is rumorol that
| both the English and Frchch fleets have orders
to approach Naples. 1t is also rumorcd that
suspicious are awakened in Vienna, that Russia
and France are en- gagged il negotiating secret
alliance. The free trade project il France has
been postponed till the first of July, 1861.
\ dispatch from London, received just before
the sailing of the Asia, states that in consc-
quenct ot a Frsssiug note from France, Austria
has comm enced eyAeuatiSg the Principalities.
The Queenof Spain has revoked the Consti
tuition Of 1915, anl republished the ancient re-
gimc.
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.CADIz wHoLRsALE ssARKEF.


Corrected Heelly by George d HTlson, Whole
sgie GroaTs. F6rtoarrtng and Commission,
,-EcADIz. NOVA 5. 1856.
Flou-FOr good Superfine and Extra $3.50
@6,O0.
Iraer,-loo@li5 for red; sl,ao, for good
now white N
Groceries-Sugar in hhds, lQS@ II; n. o.
Nolasses 65 cents per Dbl
Rio Cefee-12@126, Java Is; Pepper IL,
Ground Pepper l5@l7.
Alpioe-17; Cloves %; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
5l1S German do. z -
CASTLE soap 10; Soda Ga; Candles 13@1L
Grain-Com 80; Oats 25@29; Rye 45@
30; Barley Sl@l,12.
Rioe-6I cents per ID.
4obaooO--6 Twist IL =; Dewy & Arndersons
brands 25@2S. e-,
FisE-Mackeral No 8, pcrbbl. $500, half
do 800. do No 2, per bbl. Slo,50, haifdo G, 90
Herring No ], 81, so.
Sugays-Chrlshed and Pulycrizcd, Lover
ings brand l4cts.
!Starch-Scts p b. 1900.
Isas-Y oung Tyson 4o@8octs. Black Tea
35@5O. ......... ~,
Na7s-lo to God $3.50. 8to Cd sa,70. c
to I'd $3.50
SaH-S2, ,5O@275.
B,aieJ-l2cts.
Eggs-10cts
Timothy Seel-s2. .50@2,75.
Battinq-No l. I3; no 2, 12l5.
2 COrdGge-60f #, ESQ; 9oh, 800; 120ft, $50
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Later fr01n Kansas.

WAsuINGTON, Oct 2S
Among the oficiz1 dispatches from Governor
Geary Of Kansas is ono dated Leeompton, Oct.
15 in which he details the circumstances at
lending the arrest of an organized band consis-
ting Of about 30 persons, among whom were
f,w women and children, comprising seven fam
ilies. This purity were regularly formed in
military order; under command of General
Pomersys and c2loncls Eldridgc, Perry and 9th
en-.
They had with them twenty wagons, in which
were a supply of new arms mostly Muskets
with bayonots, sabcrs and lot of saddles, ect.,
sufficient to equip battillion consisting of one
ourth cavalry and the reminder infantry. Be-
ides these arms, which Gov. Geary says were
svidently intended for military organization
nj which were in the Wagons o search o
Ehich was strongly objected to, the emigrants
were provided with sh0t gus, rifles, pistols,
&c, sufficient for the ordinary uses ,qf persons
trayelling in Kansas or any other Of the Wcs-
tern territories. They had with them neither
oxen, household furniture mechanics tools, ag-
rieuttural implehents nor any Of the necessary
sppurtenances of peaceful settlers. They wsrs
permitted to pursue their journey under escort
Of a squadron Of dragons, and subsequently,
Geagy, according to promise, met them near
Topeka Hn
They apoiegizcd for their evident undeniab'e
disregard Of Coy Gearss proclarlatien which
,slegy, though plausib e, was far from satiSlae-
toy. Alter welcoming them as peaceful ent-
Sr.nts. and assuring them that be ,yodtI posi-
tivsly ensorce his proclnrpation, and suffer 30
plrty tf men 10 enter or travel through the ter
r.tory with hostile F-warIilciappea rs the
error Of the peaceful citizens and danger 81
enewing the disgraeefid aad alarming. scenes
through which the inhabitants had so recently
psssed ho insisted upon the ihuedate disban-
slonment Of thecomblnation which was agreed
to with aacrity. The majority Of the men
were evidently grltined to learn that they had
1.een doceiyed IN relation to Kansas affairs and
that peaee and quiet iastead Of strife and eorr
tention were rcipning there
His remarks were received With keqpeBb dc,
moastgatioHs Of appreciation and at tssiF close
ks organization was broken pp. and its mem
bers dispersed in various directions. After they
had bsen dismissed from custo ". and the fact
ANNOUNCE BY Mayor SibIoy, their thapkfulnoss
sar his kind treatment towqrds them during the
81 ii. he held item utG er Arrest. Was expressed
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.

\ t,multuous and discordant assemblage last
evening met at the National Hail. on call for
the true friends Of Fillmore and Donclson. W.
+. Smith presided. He said he was opposed to
usion, but upon adding, except upon honorable
terms he was interrupted by cries, groans and
Kisses, the bulk Of the meeting being opposed to
support the fusion ticket. Any proposition la-
yorng it was groaned down with the loudcst
confusion. Finally the resolutions dcnouncing
the fusion which were passed Saturday night
by a similar meeting, were re affirmed.
Joseph 3. Cobb of Mississippi made Fill
more speech and avoiding allusion to the fusion
ticket, was heartily applauded. George Wash
ington Reed attempted to speak. but was pre-
vented by hlSses and groans, and termed trai,
tor, another Levin, and finally made his escape
! by the back door to avoid personal violence
/ from the assembly.
The proceedings of the last few days have
convinced men of all parties that the Demo
crats will carry Pennsylvania by largely in
creased majority. The Democrats offer to be
on 25,08.
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Appalling Bmrning OF "a Ship.

Appalling BNFhfNS OF u SkAap'
Tno following detaisa horrible case ofpiracy
and burning ola ship atMaccao, have been re-
ceived at Lloyd's: ..a
The Dutch ship Banca, Capt, Heymans, 100
tons burthen, with between 800 and 400 emf
grants (coolies) for Havana, put back TO Maccao,
about month since, (the dispatch, isrdated
Hong Kong, August 10,) with her water casks
leaking and cargo shifted, having encountered
boisterous weather, and on reaching the outer
roads brought up at an anchor. There she re-
lnained repairing, her officers exercising strict
vigilance in preventing the coolies from going
ashore, for fear they should make their escape.
For three weeks, whatever discomfort may have
prevailed, no fears ofan outbreak would seem
to have been entertained, until a Chinese doc
tor warned the Captain that mischief was brew
| ing In preparing for such contingency as a
rising Of the coolies the small arms were placed
Q the poop and two guns were loaded with
grape and pointed forward About nine O'Clock
of the night of the 9Th the disturbance COM
menced, and the crew took refuge on the poop.
The Captain first fired shot or two overhead,
but as that had no effect and the coolies adVan-
ICING towards them, yelling frightfully, armed
with Delaying pms, bricks torn from the cook
ing places, &c,, the Captain gave orders to his
men to fire, and immediatel yolley was poured
into the infuriate mass from the two guns, and
also from the small arms. This had the effect ol
putting down the riot and the coolies were driY.
en- below, but they sought revenge by setting
fire to the ship, and in a few moments the Cap,
tain was appalled, by seeing flames issuing uE
from the fore hatch. A frightul scene of car.
mage followed, The coolies rushed up on deck
and no doubt murdered all the officers Of tho
ship. The ship was soon in a blaze fore and aft
In about an hour the mainmast fell with a crash
and then the fore and mizzen, and about mid
might the magazine blew upwith tremendu
duous explosion. The ship was instantly hurled
to fragments, and vast number of poor crea
lures, who clnging on the. chains, persisted will
her. fthe number who were on-board inclu
dug the crew and passengers, about 800, only
$50 escaped with their lives; the remainder werl
either burnt in the ship or drowned. The af
fair has produced a great scnsatian in HON.
Kong. eg
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Narrow Esca pc.

-F BoSToN, Oct. ~. =
There vas large Democratic mass meeting
at Huntington Hall, Lowell, last evening TO
hear the Hon. Rufus Choate. 1t is estimated
that 1000 pcrsoll5 were present After Mr.
Glaoate had commenced his speech, the floor
began to settle under the weight of the crowd,
creating fightiul panic and stampede. For
tunatelyno enc was hurt and Mr.. Choate fin.
.ish ID his speech fiaan the bolcony Of the Mer-
rnl,e fisuse, This morRingi it was ascertpined
that The floor had settled fopr inches, and would
douhtles $ have fallen through, bringing the
rom with il, had the audience remained FIVE
MINUTES ionTrTs ensgE .sGsr .Vgsa ggszS ,G1N
Il. Weaycrs Rope Walk, at Boxbnry, was burn,
cd yesterday. Loss, $l5,Q9o. ss Bay ,ez
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es further particulars Of the less Of the Toledo.
All Oa board were lost excepting two deck
hands and one steerage passenger. They re-
port seeing in the cabin three ladiesi two men
in the steerage; a man and wife and four chill
drcn, and two men.
There were doubtless many Others. The
shore is strewn for miles with Reces of The
wreck. The storm was the most terrific ever
known, and the sea is stilt rolling too heavily to
make thorough search.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05

J, WHEELIya sMAREET.--Prices Of provisions
and vegetables are hihgenough in Steubenville,
in allconscience. But in Wheeling some ar
ticles are reported ashade higher, towit:-7But-
ter is selling at 3ocents per pound; eggs l5 cts.
a dozen:a and 2 good head of1eabbage costs Is
cents; a peck Of apotatoesa3o cents, and every
thing else propertionately high The Pitts
burghg Dispatch recollects some years ago where
appeals were made to thepeople forralroad sub
seriptions, il was represented that they would
furnish such facilities for the farmers ata dis.
tancs to reach our markets, that everything
would be socheap.y Then butter cost "a levy
per pound;' powit cost nearly three leyies.p
The promises ofehsap marketing then made, do
not seem to have been fulfilled. The benefit Of
railroad communication seems in this respect, to
have Injured to the producer instead Of the con-
sunlef.-zLerqIa.soq yss ~ i3a o..og qssgl
.-f -g ss,r. a. garlfNef -r- q lat sag Rtgsrsf1 +
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CnI,srnl,nnfinn 1,mreai.

BEnot deceived by base mutations. EIegeman,
Clark a. Co. Genuine Cod Liver Oil meyer disap.
points, and nine years experience has proved it SUI
lperior to all others, and the only reliable cure foF
Consumption. sf a 1TGam lGsa ~
AS there is q great deal Of sppIions oil in the
too much care cannet be tabeEiq procure iheiGen-
uine. 49,. ts4l {s,4 Eg,
Or OH ismade at our own factory in Newfound
land, and oncF bottle has dlr signature ovef the
since the death Of Mr.. Rushfon, our lste partner
there has beennn article introduced called kusll-
toms, Sghicn il inn way connected with X. " y
Co. OF n. C &SCo. Sold BY druggists Z Z
Qciebera2gls56, amba lcGg5q rcd nl ssase
rs 8ta6a axsd = seW sqsa, bagoc 41gaes / 1
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MCDOWELL " CO, 1lls
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta'ioners, Paper Dealers and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
STEUBENVILLF. OUI(

q n I'D BTIINN IIILE, UIIIU
Ell Scbo aIwys ed;n pn a ml Iafgg assortmeaa o.
Plain and z ulod Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En
veopes, Steel Pens, ant all kinds tqtlonery. q
chants School Committees, Toaclrors and others at
low prices. tAs t,,,
Having n Bindery connected with our establish.
mont, prepared to make oil kinds Of Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, County 0hicera
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed york bound 10 or
der, as we use rlie bestquaiiy Of stock and employ
the best workmcn. Ourwork will compar ,favora-
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
Blanks OF all kinds f'egas 20 order
lhehigAest mnket price paid for Rags andr ~
ner's Scraps E aaHf MCDOWELL Il co. 40
| Steubenyiue, March I, 1855. ~.
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Nrw Ynnr Oct .,

Wehaye advices from Ragged Island to the
9th of Oct, stating that the Island was visited
by hurricane on the 9th of Sept, which un-
rooted many of the houses, and damaged all the
Others more or less, and a'So destroyed a rye
quantity of salt. Many of the salt boats were
wrecked, and all the vessels at the Island were
detained in consequence.
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baltimore, Oct. 2S

The New Orleans PIcayune received here
publishes letter from Gen. Gadsden, which in
Inmates that the new Minister from the United
States will not find the government to which
he is accredited, in existence. and states that
alvarez and Vidaur are both advancing on the
capitr4 for the overthrow Of the President, Com
on6it. - a
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NORFOLK, Oct. 2T.
y very destructive fire occurred here ycstcr-
day morning, involving loss exceeding $780,
600. 1t commenced in the restaurant under
the china store and dwelling Of James Barry,
whose Iamily escaped from the upper story by
ladders. l'ke flames extended to a number OF
buildings adjoining, which were completely de-
stroyed.
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The schooner Wyandotte, from Chicago,
with 1900 bushels of wheat, went on the
broak-water pier last night, She is full of wa
ter, and the prospect of getting her off is bad.
The schooner Arrival, from Chicago, with l5,-
900 bushels of wheat is on Horse Shoe Reef
full of water.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05

One of the parties here, yictimized by the
late Valley Bank explosion, is about taking
steps to bring the matter bcioro our eourts.-
Application is contemplated for a writ of rcqui-
sition on the Governor of NV York 10 lrng
the Mcssrs Leland to trial here. -..--..
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The M'Ncely Norm ii School

Closed its third Session on Friday the 3lst Oct
The number in attendance 0 the Normal Schnol
props. was n, with about the same nu nb3r in the
Model School. -. ...-r -.s -r ........-v
The next session Of 18 weeks viii commence on
Tuesday November llth.
Arrangements are about being made. by which
boarding be had the usual low ratcs of 50 per
week. . - at s fs '
AIuiIion in the Normal Dept. 525 por anRum, in
the academic $2l.
Those desiring 10 ell ter will do well to make i'm !.
mediate application. a..f, N-.#. ..sf.-- .-g.-s-.s.
Hopedalc. Ohio, Nov ), 1856.
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STEAMBOAT SUNK-ST. Louis, Oct. "a
The steamer Chancellor, hence for New Orleans,
was sunk few days ago in the Mississippi,
near Goose Island. She had full cargo Ct pro-
duce The boat and cargo are a total loss. She
was owned in New Albany, Indiana, and was
valued at $4,000. She was insured in the
Ohio river towns. Herclrgo was valuable and
partially insured here
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NEwAnK. \. J.. Oct. %.

The American Board of Foreign Missions
met here to-day, and was very fully attended,
The receipts Of the year amount to 100000,
and the expenses to S923, 900; being $4,000 I'M
der that of last year. The present indebted
ness Of the board is S36,oU0. @
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Allegheny Live stock Market

OCTOBER %, 1856
BEEVES.-There was a good supply, but
the quality was poor; about 400 head offered
and sold at 3k "a, gross, for good to prime.
SHEEP.-A fair supply; sales to butchers at
% 8 1 for well conditioned.
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s Card 10 tllcLaGies.
I have selected in New York

beautiful assortment of fine fancy Furs for the la
dies, Victornes Cnps and Cuffs. Pleas call at my
Hat and Cap store, Fourth street, Steubenville.
Nov. 5, '56. . g.. J. c. DAVIDSON.
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Cattle Market,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5000 Beeyes were offer
ed 80 were driven East-thc remainder were
sold at rates ranging from to8Jl4 nett Hogs
7lb to 8. s...
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FRONT EsaVnss.

i -.fts 1850 n " 10 AEAV1 y ORR, Oct ~. p
Ihestesine Quaker Gity, with Havana dates
to the 25th. The rumors ofssar in Mexico
- nd the annexation Of Demincd continue TO oc-l
cupy attention.. .oa S-s + %1 ~
The IIasaha Government arc busy in tue ne
evssary preptratiohs. Arms for st. Domingo
were on board Of a Man-of- War which was to
deave as soenas the home government decided
ITS course. N+'
Sugars firm for the best qualities butlic low
grades have declined half cent. 'Exchapge
Oh Northern cities 1908. E 2al1 I
Observation-Disclosures of thc Loss Of
sa the Toledo. ~ et
BUFFALO Oct. 90. Z
Atyter from Fort Wsshipglop 2yA, furnish
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Grcat AttractiOn ON FOurth street

AT J. G DAVIDSON'S who is now receiving
the largest and most beautiful assortment of Hats
and Caps, that has ever been brought to this city
embracing great variety of styles of Hats and
Caps, which are beautiful and cheap Cnll and see.
Also fine assortment OF Ladies' Furs, for the
son. NOV D. IS5O u
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Brutal ASRs;1Pg.

BALTIMORE, Oct 3e,--By late 70rleans pa
pars we learn that two slaves of Lewis B. Nor
wood, of Granville, North Carolina, inurdcrcd
their master, by pouring a large pot of boiling
water down his throat
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PGoyIDENcE r. l., October 29.-The Bank
ofthe Republic suspended Yesterday, owing to
the failure ofa firm in New York doing all cx
tcnsiye business in western produce.
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Ut, rs on A Nv

III rs NOT A DYE.
Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with dis
eases oftke hair or scalp,re the following, and
Judge of a. rE se yr.u{ .-tf tt sffs Fl
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens worlds Hair Re-
StOPer. ""
Rev. Wm. Thatcher $50 years Of age) Pitcher,
Chenango county, N Y. "My hair is now restor
ed to its natural color and ceases to falI'
& Rev. NJ. Cuttefylsd. Mother's Magaziae NJ Y.
my hair il changed 10 its natural color and grow
ing on bald spots, &c"
Bev B Stone. ID d, Concord N III, ;SMy hair
which WINS grey, is now restored TO its natural co-
or, &c "
REV d lendonea, Chicago, ILL., ri can add my
testimony, and recommend u TO my friends"
Rev u Il Wood, Middletowh, Y. My own
hair has greatly thickened, ana also that Of one of
my family, who was becoming bald"
Rev ? Justin, Chareston, S c. "The white
hair is becoming obyiated ,sond new hair forming "
Rev A Frink, Silver Creek, N Y. "lt has produ-
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
recommended it.f' '.a s,Ga s8
ReyJns Mckee, Pastor of Wet D Z Church, N
Y, recommends it.
Rev d Morris, Cross River, N Y, also and
X Mrs Rey II a Pratt, Hamden, N Y. f.#
We might swell this list, buff the above fail to
convince--TRY IT! Soldby ali thepri lcipal mer.
chants in the United States, Cuba and Canada
Wholesale and Retail depot No 1855 Broome street
New York. Some dealers try to sell ar ticles in.
stead !ths, on which they make more profit.if sos
write to depo: tor circular and inlormation.
October %, 1856 emo, bSAas ~ s} iat q
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Adlninistrgster's Notico

NTOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been nppointed undduly qualified ~ ad.
mnsrator Of the estate of Abraham KuiI. late of
Harrison county, Ohio, deceased All camsmust
be presented within one year from tll;s date All
persons owing the estate will please make immedi.
ate payment.
Lated August 5, 1856 ..
SAMUEL CUMMINGS, Administrator,
Nov 5, lS56-3t fEar= ra EE%
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THE undersigned offer at Private Sale tho
IL farm lately occupied BY John resples deeH
containing 100 aeres titnatrd within one. halfmile
Iison county Dino. There is no more desirable larr,
in ihe eonRty. Il is well improFed, we'll iinIbered
and gaieted with abundaHce Of coal There
ne On, it Two fue bearing orchaTts, two dwelline
hcnses 1nd two barns. 4 i situated in good
neighlCThoo the IA nd i Of excellent "a ali.y ana
the facilities 20 good market Unsurpassed.
Those destink % purchase. lor further particnIsra
wldPleaseen9uiFe of Joha Ramsey Of C;roen town.
ship or Jamcs Peoples of Rumley township.
JOHN RAMSEY.
JAMES PEOPLES.
July ,, 1856 Executor
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"OMAIIA CRY, Nebraska, 1856.

"OMAuA CITY, Nebraska, 1906.
'Ny reached this point day before yesterday.
This is a beautiful place. They are building the
capitol here Carpenters wages are from $3.50
to 81 a day. We are going on north about 80
miles to Cunning City. There is plenty Of work
here ofall kinds. This is the handsomest place
for city that ever saw. The water is very
good. Cattle arc not as high here as in Iowa
City can get plenty of work for them at 81
a day. The land in Iowa is bluffy and in most
parts the soil is sandy. a
In travelling forty miles we saw but for hou
ses, and we were twelve miles from the nearest
house and sixteen from the next. One day we
saw but one man, and we could not see house
nor tree as far as the eye could reach. We
can getas good buffalo robe here for 81 so as
you can in New York for So. The boys are in
the city at work, and staid at the wagon to
cooEdinner have been baking bread in the
frying pan, so you can see what an old bachelor
has to do. / think shall have to get house
keeper. We saw plenty ofgirls in some places
in Iowa, some at the washtub and some in the
harvest field" 4@a1 @4 s5' non
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07-A man was in Chillicothe the other day
who still adheres to the belief that Fremont will
be elected Prcsidentl 5The advertiser says
he was perfect curiosity to look at--wore "a
ponderous bell-crowned hat calico pantaloons
and a coat that looked as ifhe had been made
for his grandfather when boy. He admitted
that he didn't read mqch, and his isrnin' was
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