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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority,
AN ACT
% amend act to prevent Nursances, passed Feb

To amend an act TO prevent Nuisances. passed Feb
rusry II, lc32-
SECTION J. Be t enacted by the General Assem5Is
of the state of Ohio, That the thf section of the
act entitled an addition the act to Breveni
nGisanses passed February H. 1892 and the sa me
rs hereby SO amended read as follows: Section
B. That If any person or persons shall pun any dead
animal or part of the OF any dead animal into
any river creek. pond. road street, alley. lane lot
heid, meadows or common. or in any place within.
one me Of the residence of any person or persons.
except the same and every part thereof be buried
east one TOO; under ground, and If lie owner own
ers thereof shall knowingly permit the remain
IN any OF the aforesaid places the injury of the
health or TO the annoyance of the citizens of this
state or any of fthem every person often ding shall
on conviction thereof before any justice of the
oil the proper township forfeit and paw not less
than one do ar nor than five dollars, and every
twenty hours said owner may permit the to
remain thereafter shall be deemed additional offence
against the provisions Of this act.
Sc 2 That section three of the act to which this
IS emendaiory, he and the is hereby repealed
This act 10 take effect from and after its passage
n VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Columbus, March H. 1851
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1E EAEDIRsoN g. SLACK were not the
most accommodating and gentlemanly young
men OF our acquaintance, we would not tell
you SO. They have opened splendid new
Store and are ready to supply all demands
in The very latest styles.
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Nttu ANbertisements,
DRESS MAKING.

NgISS REBEKA BENNETT offers her
lVE services TO the Ladies OF 81. Clairsvilie and
vicinity. a dress maker
She is undetermined TO meet the wishes ol ali who
patronise her Particular attention will he given To
Cutting and Fitting Dresses.
She respec ,iuy soIcIs The patronage of those de-
siring any thing her line.
IT Room door East of Abhotrs Shoe Store
mayl4
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dETMiss BENNETT, who adsertises in to-
days paper, is EN- minently worthy the patron
age of all whom she can accommodate.
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10 the Creditors of Jacob Bal. decd

DN the 18th, day OF May A. D. 1857. the
~ Prob ate Court of Belmont cou,,v o.
declared The estate of Iacob Ball. de ceased 70 b ~
badly. nsovent; e,edIors ther efore reo,;rei 70
present their claims against the estate 10 rbs nd.
signed. tor ilowance within six p,onIhs sa
tine aoove meuI oHed, they viii poI lie entities -,
payment. ISAAC ECUDNa. Adrn'T
May IL loS'- OF JACOB BALL. DECD
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AN ACT

AN AL.
Supplementary ian making certain instruments
OF rIiin- negotiable" passed February a5, Io2G.
SECTION !. Re Il enacted By the General assembly
of The state Of Ohio That all honds notes and hills
pay lie day after daIe after sig hi, made
negotiable by the act which tbis is supplementary
sha be entitled to three days grace the time of
payment.
SED. = That the demands of payment from the ma
ker o! hOnd note Oi IHe drawee of any bill,
exchange tho ibird day of grace given aforesaid
and notice o. non payment thereof to the iidorser OF
any such bond, 40 or bill. and The drawer of any
such bIl within area>onabc time hereafter shall be
adjaged, due diligence rnder Ic second section of
the act to which tins Is supplementary unless the IN
dorsemeHj shall express in writing other conditions
Provided, that when lIe third day OF grace shall he
the day Gi the week. tie rsl day OF January the
fourth day of July, the twenty fifth day Of December
or public thanksgiving day, such demand shall he
maie on the next preceding business day.
SEC 3 The pas sed March l3. 1889, entitled AN
act supplementary 10 act making certain instru-
menis of writing negotiable passed February %.
lesJ Ire ana the same hereby repealed: Provided,
nothing this shall aiecI suits pending rightz
acquired, before this act takes effect.
y. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Represents
THO.1AS u. FORD.
President of the SenaLe.
March 40 ISJ1
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FROM WASH GTON.

MAY ~ Hon R. ]. Walker, took the
oath o. Office to-day as Governor OF Kansas.
He was c,oseted with the President for
several hours, and received instructions
from him, and will leave tor the territory to-
morrow morning.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

~ AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
It's The Board of Managers OF the
Belmont County Agricultural Society are
requested to meet stthe CoUScIL CHAMBER
in ST. CLAIRSVILLE, on SATURDAY,
MAY 18th. A full attendance is earnestly
desired, as business of Importance will be
acted upon at this meeting.
H. PESKISGTos,
Pres't of the Board.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, May 9th. 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14

For
"COSTAR'S" Rat. Roach. &c EXTERMiN ATOR,
"COS1 AIRS" Bed bug, EXTERAll NATOR,
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants,
Fl es &c.
Order from Depot. No. 3sS BROADWAY ". Y. or
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS everywhere.
Full particulars by mail
nFSee Advertisement. apr23lm-
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TuENATIoNAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is the most co."nun diease among all Gas
ses in this country IL Thousand sbaPer aud
is the primary source OF inuuuerahe dangerous maa-
dies; but whatever its tyre or symptoms however
obstinate it, resstaace 10 ora mary preparations IL
yields readily rapidly 10 this searching and uner
arrabv
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March 30, 1851
AUDITORS OFFICE,

-1O17'2OIs .I1S1', 7
St. Clairsyille.
L hereby certify that the foregoing AcTs are
correctly copied from the certified copies furnish
ed this Office. s. GRESSINGER,
Auditor Bsl. co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14

BENEFIT OF PROF. Oh. PAUDERT.
A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT will
N be rendered TO Prof Paudert by the Band lately
under his direction, on
Monday Evening next, May 18th.
When they will introduce sehoiee programme of new
INJECTOR CH PAUDERT.
Single 7tekets e5 cents, Tickle admitting Gentle
man and two Ladies 50 cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14

GIVE take pleasure in referring our
readers to the Advertisement Of stone &
THOMAS in to-deys paper.
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Commercial Matttrs.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING. May l3. 81.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY TPoBURN HAD
DEN, GRocERS, 43, MAIN STREET.
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RuIoUS AFFECTIONS,

The quant tity and quality Of The bile are val I'M
porance TO health. Upon the liver. tie gland which
sec fluid, these lis G ersio spf CCay in-
faIIibIy rectiyng irs irregularities and eiiectuay
curing Jaundice Bilious Re- mittants aud all the va
rie ties # dis, genera ted by AN unnatural condition
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14

"a EAL IL DIbIE 10 OFON y NE
l. Il BLOOD. Thin and acid blood cannot secrete
healthy bes and therefore The first ihne for those
who are dvspeptic should he commence the purif
cation of their b'oOd.
ERANDETH'S PILLS.
No only puri y but they make the blood richer and
add those principle upon which lis power to resist
disease. depends.
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT TEE
PECULIARLY BRANDETn's PILLS. Now that ay
expect gen Ial Spring, is of great importanc
ihata few doses may he used by the wise. Our race
are iect redundancy of vital Ii les at this
son. and it dangerous 1t is prevalent; but
Brandreth's Pills afford in invaluable and efficient
protection. BY their occasional use, prevent the
collection those impurities, VIII ch. when in suii
c.ent quantie cause so much danger TO the fine or
eans of the stomach and They cure liver
Complaint, GySpe 1sia loss of appetite, pain in The
heap. heartburn, lain in The breast ode, sudden
raintness and costveness. In brief, BrandTeth's Pills
work theirway to the very roots Of the disease,
cleansing IT, their passage, removing every unhealthy
accumdlsiion. tllihe blood is purified, the whole sys
lem renovated, and the functions and duties of life be
coming pleasure where before they had been sad
and weary burdens
Wehaye thousands of similar testimonials TO the
following, and such evidence be had from living
witnesses all around on every side. It is from
,lesu of high iesSec iity, whose letter be
Il lhe Primo ipa Office, lie writes:
~ am fifty tw, years OF age.
For twenty years have your Pills my family
medicine, and wi. no otheri aud have never had
occasion 10 call physician in my family (ssve in
Inc sickness of my wife with children during the
twenty years"
TRUE MEDICAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood Blood Is the Lie. by abstract
ng it in painful diseases you may occasion the a.
ease, but remember tiiS is only the rsdHe
tOH isss0niH the PJuer TO feel. And by thus tak
ing away uaiure's tools, you may prevent her from
ulIy repairing the rsvsgcs of inlam ration, aud
days or weeks into a chronic affection OF months or
years.
n RGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH's PILLS
This is the means which accords with nature-na-
lures remedy in fact. When sudden, ccute Con-
tiuucd pain occurs then insnre security you
take medicine that will surely purge. There must
be no shly shslyng because every minute lost may
be fatal.
Principal Office ~ Brandreth Building as and AZ
broadway.
:, All Pills with 2iI Broadway on the box,
teTfeit.
The genu inc are sold ty resreotshlc dealers every
where J.&J.PATToN, 81. ClairsviIIe, Ohio.
apri6lm
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Township Cler

N. B. Supervisors are also notified that
there will be lot of PIows, Scrapers and
sledges, ready by the 2sd of May, for the
Districts in need of them. r. 6. M.
Tp., Clerk
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SAyHEELING HAT AND CAP
w .YsNUEAcToRT.


:. AVERY,
Manufacturer of hSIs aud Cars,
Has on hand and j. manufacturing and receiving
large aud general assortment OF
Hats and CSps.
comprising al the vx.ictss ot ColoTs and shSFes Of
HaIs aud caps now IN use. ui
IGteSt Fashion,
and manufactured from she hreSI urstertsl sr5 th-
hest workmanship; alt oi which viii be SOLD " hnir
sale aud Retail al the lowest possible price. rror
nav long cxperleuSc IN the business. aud having al
F2ys used my hest sndesvors TO pirzse and furnish
tie pukl,e with
Good, Fashionable and Serviceahle Hat,
feel eOR6dant--wiIh my present. facilities ard
large stock on hand-ih2I arr Shio 10 SUPPLY ny
patrons with article
Superior TO any heretofore ofcTei-
{ respectfully request call irom those In wsni a.
Hats and Caps, before F=rchssin gelsewhere.
=. AvsGN.
ssiSl No. lfs, Main street. Wheeling. "a.
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EutaI gnttaigtntt,

SPECIAL ELEcTIOS.-The qualified cleo
tors OF Richland township are hereby noti-
fed to meet at the usual place for holding
elections, on SATURDAY, the 23d day. OF
MAY, 1857, for the purpose of eiecting one
person for Township Treasurer for the en-
suing wear. By order OF the Township Trus-
,.os F. G. MARTIN,
Township Clerk
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EXECUTORS NoTlCE.-No,:ce

RL hereby gwen Ina at the Probate Court for Bel
mont county the undersigned appointed md
lied as Executor of the estare of Martha Daw so
OF Bem0nI county. decd
AHihose indebted TO said estate requested TO
make immed ia te payment. and those having Claims
against said estate are not ife preseut them tor
set lemeni w Iih IN one year rom this daie
mai43t JOHN STARBUCK Ex'r
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aflarrieo.

On the 7th inst, by Rev Jno Moffat, Mr.. ALEX
AYDER Z. MARTIN and Miss VI. IONA RAMAGE.
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Coun ry Storekeepers
AND ALMOST lMPOSs IBLE
BUT STILL A FACT!
is A A q P Il A q E r,
ALI23, Main Street, Hkeeiing, Fa.,

$50 Embroidered Collars, from I9lc up tie largest
assor tmeu and cheapest ever brought 10 Wheel
ing.
500 Parasol very low. Together with oIher bar
gains never he fore offered.
call tie especial attention OF the Trade TO spen-
did stock o NJ linary Goods, such as Bonneis, 10th
SHAW and SILK, BOnne frames OF every hind, Straw
Gimp Bonnet Borders and PLAIN DIings, Flowers.
SKirt Net, Linen Capes, etc. All of which will
sell at Eastern Jobbing prices, as buy direct from
manu- iactuers.
am able 10 sell 10 the very closest Trade, whose
nntronare invite ISAAC PRAGER,
aurqIy 1917 Main 81. Wheeling, Va.
) Il A Il . L Y -
Steel Pens, fencts,
Nrilng Fluid. Capand Letter Paper,
Envelopes, Nute do
Visiting Cards, Blank Books,
Pocket Memoir andums, &c.
For sale by a. Z. MAkTlN
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The MEDICINE OF THE MILLION
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
HOLLOW AVS PILLS
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.

The ood is the DEMONSTRATING agent 1t furnishes
the componenis flesh, hone, mus sole. nerve and IN
leuument The Stomach is lis maEufactory. the
its distributors and the inastines the channel
through which the waste matter rejected IN IT'S
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach. the cir
Gu Ia tion and the hnwels, the sc Pills act smnitan-
ousy reIievin. indigestion. pu flying the fluids, and
regulating the ex creiIOns.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-14
has 10 say.

GrAlso be sure aud read what S. AVERY
has 10 say.
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BOWEl. COMPLAINTS.

Unless the loweis pc rform their urcti"ns properly
tho whole body suffers. Tens Of thousands die annu
a Iy OF Dysenierv Diarrhpa, Chronic, Constipation.
and other diseases these waste pipes OF the SYST
The effect ofthe Pill upon all intestinal disorders
whether casual r epidemic. is phenomenon in med
icne By follow the p'nted ireciIons. tie most
armng cases of bowel comp lamt are promptly
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a DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

"A Notice is hereby given thai a. the Probate
Court for 'BelmeIl county, the undersigned have
heen apuoinIaG and qualiCu Administrator OF the
Estate OF asa McMIen. dec, IaIe OF Belmsnt,
County o.
All those indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate psyuen'. and those having Claims
against said Estate, iotiTed present them for
seti Iemenl within one year from this date.
A. &. RAMAGE, Admr.
ma13t
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WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD
DEN. GRuCERS, 43, MAIN STREET.
WEDNESDAY, Nav l3, 1857.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JErssN, GKu-
GER, MAIN STREET.
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Holloway's Pills are the best remedy hnoacn
in the ,rorM for the foliOriRq diseases:

TFCAUTlUNl-None are eenuing nnles' the
words ..Holiouay .N'er York dHd London" are DIS
cernihle as ater marx IN every ieut ol the book
fdirect ctions around each pet or hoH; the same hay
he plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light. A
hand some reward III be gwen any rennering
such in may lead l" the detection any
marty or PARTIES counter the medicus vend.
inr the same knowing them io he spurious.
~ Sold at the ManuaCtury of ProiessnT HOLLOWAY.
50 Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectful lc
Drurp ,sis aud Dealers IN MehcIuc throughout the
United Sta les and civilized world. IN boxes at sj
cents Gel cents. and 81 each.
~ There Is cons Ide rabie saving by taking the
larger sizes.
NIB irections for the guidance OF patients in
every disorder are affixed TO each box.
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Z ODDS PILLS.
For Sale at J.W. COLLINS Drugstore

sAR. STABLER'S, Anodyne Cherry Ex-
~ pecIorant tue bss; Cough Medicine in use.
For Sale at COLLINS Dru.sture
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The loc al debility and Irregularities which are tina
especial annoysn of the weaker sex, and winch,
when neg Iecied always shorten ife, relieved for
the time being aud tor the tme TO come, by
a course of this mild bat thorough Alternative.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-02
Greeting to Spring.

BY REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
March is come II is not much TO be sure
The ground is not unlocked Frost is within and
without. The sky is cold tho clouds are scowl.
ing aud full Of gray, Us il snow was hidden within
mist. Yet, March Is come, and we are glad 1t
Is the first month Of spring. Winter is over. 1t
may come back to CLEAN. But the harvest Of win
ter is past and ended The power of warmth will
wax every day, and cold will wane. Already blue
birds are singing south Of US. When they come be
sure that the maple trees are ready 10 yield their
liquid tieasure. Bu Is know what birds meau-
Snging in the branches will soou dl aw out leaves
Grass is already alert. .Wistlul cattle smell the
new herbage, and browse along the warm and shell
tered fences for taste Of new growth
We bid the winter hearty and glad farewell.
1t has domlneered with wdntOn ways this year. We
long for clearer skies, for warm air for The life OF
nature, and tue growth Of all things. Even those
venerable old flies that stretch their rheumatic legs
and crawl drowsily up the window pane in the
warm room, are welcome for they remind us OF
summer.
In few weeks the plow will awake-the fields
will be alive with labor. the pasture green with
herbage, aud all nature will rejoice again ! Will
all THINKS rejoice How ist it, oh my soul, with
thee Is spring to thee Are winter storms
passed are cOldness and fiost gone are death
and hardship all ended Are the roots sprout.
ing--ncw hope, new labor new life ? Is it about
to be period Ot TeylYlng lille and joy Or shall
the heavens change, and the earth, but not thou
Shall the seasons grow warm, and dslill with
fruitful influence, but thou remain oyless and bar.
ren ?
Oh Thou. that doth bring forth the warm days
and cause the Garth TO spring up with new fruitful
ness, filing her veins with life visit also with re
vIyng spring thine own garden, and cause thy
Cnurch and thy people 10 burst forth as The forest
into leaves, aud as the fields into blossom Many
new joys sing in our hearts, as birds ere long shall
sing flying far from the south, and fi the heaven:
With joy over thy church revived, greater than
the joy Of the earth. when the spring gives baol
TO her all that the winter destroyed - Indepsn
ieni
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-02
Miss Crank's Soliloquy.

"Wal, I'm glad never got married if had
may be should a been DEAD like as not : and
PERHAPS left husband and large circle Of con-
nectlons to mourn my untmely eend. Poor cree
tiers how they would a took on 1.-THE connec.
tions, mean,) can't help a cryin' about it. They
would a been siucere mourners; but he! la sakes,
like all the men, he wouldn't laid no more trouble
TO heart than hecoud a kicked on at bis heels
Grief with the men folks is nothin but FLASH IN
THE PAN Il few tears, struggles threats to put an
e1nd 10 their lives, upbradins for not having done
their duty 10 the poor, dead wife and then they
come out bright and buzzin as young humble
bee Let em and let the gals run srter 'em Jest
as though there warn't no single felers 10 the
world. Now THERE'S John Farbush he lost his
wife six weeks ago. when he took as IL the ioun-
dations of the great deep we're broken up; he
cried his handkerchiefs wringng wet and was lore
ed to use tue sheets afterwards wa, he's gone and
got engaged TO Sally Meekseem the widow whose
husband died in California. John knows, for eve
ry bodys tod him she won't make a good mother
to his children for she amt TO her own but that's
jest what he thinks nothing about he's pleased
with her pretty face, and when be carries it TO his
home, he'll get enough of il, as Hezkiah Meek
seem did afore him. Johns great abotionst.
and thinks it mighty easy TO knock the chains off
the slave, and all such ultra things but after he
takes his second wife, he'll lind he cant abolish sla-
very in his own houseno d, nor be owner nor mas
ter in it; but II be in grrater bondageand his ch-
dren, too, than slaves in the North or South, and
there's heaps in both places. What's the use oi
frettin ?--if men WILL be FOOLS let 'em they've
eyes and ears who'd think they had, thoug,
when they're deaf and blind in formin' the most
important connections Of life Bless mt here
co mes old Strikes l--folks say he's arer me. Catch
me to pour the oil Of con alton into his wounds
Humph! shan't do it. amt in the market fol
widower or any other kind of man--notI !. Bridget
tell Mr.. Strikes am out, and its uncertain how
long shall stay.
Thus speaking Miss Crank vanished through the
pantry door, out into the garden, where she in
spectei the condition OF her cabbages until The
disappointed wdower, after waiting full hour fo
hr return took his departure, when Miss Cranl
came in, and finished her seventh cup of Bohea-
[Oiye Branch. KATE CARROLL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-02

The St. Louis Democrat says, Every boat.
either from the Upper or Lower Mississippi is
crowded with emgrants 'two.t thirds of whom
are for Kansas. A few days since a boat srri-
ved at ST. Louis from above loaded to her entire
capacity with emigrsnts from Minnesota, Iowa
and Wisconsin, rushing Kansas-ward." .Il
The Cleveland Herald says: "Hereabouts the
sound Of preparation is heard, and men who
apparently have ell that hear, could wish. are
preparing 10 start Westward. Some will better
their condition dollar-wise, but many are sowing
seed which will soon spring up in The shape OF
vain regrets tina, they did not let well enough
alone"
In Trumbull county, the Warren Chroicle says:
"The young and middle aged are raving under
the influence Of the western land fever; borrow
ing money at 10 per cent, buying up land war
rants. selling their homes, abandoning lucrative
situations. And even the old and grey headed.
in some cnses. give up their quiet. comfortable
homes, to launch upon the uncertain sea OF spec
ulation." --fl.
The Daily Wisconsin, of Milwaukee, says.
I'VE understand that A. Reider, Of Msyf
Washington county, is in town on his way TO
Kansas with a company of between so and 60
intelligent Germans who intend colonzing in
Kansas They will probably leave here TO NOR.
row. Mr., Reider. the leader OF the company, iI
the orginai settler OF Msyield, at which place
he settled some II years ago. built Touring and
saw mill. and called around him large number
OF industrious and respectable people. His sx-
ample in going TO Kansas is highly worthy OF
emulation, inasmuch as he lakes with him .
company that will be a very desirable acqul.
sition to any place, either in or out Of Kan
sas.