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CHERRIES SALE.

~ ~ virtue o. an exscutboa 70 ~ Directed lsned -
" te Office ii tAe Clerk VI tn Dhas Court M - -
y, favor Of Asa Webster, and agalnsa Janes Nsran
Amanda Moran, william u. Moran, and Mncha Moraa I
Der q once door IN saA county q Dsa Ncnss - ~
Saih day y February next A. D. 1884, hssvesa ~ 49,
q nine o'clock, A. ~ and four occc6 n N "a dsv
The following Described fSsyasssy, NsA 80
All oftAs AlA Wcst quarter ~ Seeecn No Rrh1 Tov,.
.adp No Sevsny Aossh " Range Pour wess sresrf
inf ten acres wing " square 10 e North Eaal ccs NJ
nAi quarter srctlan - - n -
Ais The south Wsa quarter q - eoasA Es eusste
g bsrslcn Exhs, ygXNAeAn Sesentx-ne, NORTH nnaee
Foar, WI, cHntsnlnk ~ a one handFcd md pnesr
fzlet ma leslA upea % ~ psSpsssy u - Jsss
nnrAs. AmAntA Mqse1 Wlkb4W n. Mesen End Mnc1a
Nora, 70 sE.s1fy I'D wFh q exscuiion,
A, !. MIELNou0R,
ts'voes NAt9 q ~ Nel1es cssn1y, lava.
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~ MONIES county,
~ virtue a execution 10 directed iasned ons Or
the oce II the Clerk OIL Disct Court fF sa ensky
In fayor II VIM. n. Postewah end aeniass III at Har,x
have levied upon and viii expne ~ sae 10 Inc hlghes
bidder, vt the Auctcn Itoen o. Utter WILSON, MsM
street In the Gag Of Rarllnton In SAIL county 81 -
Mones, ThHfslay the 1Ah day Of March next Al D.
isGN between the hours of oc.osk. A. NJ and oeoek
r N. g Ald day, The following described property, u
Wit @
large los cf New urn.urc consisting IL Be,isteaas
Bureaus, Wash Stands variety u Chars once STOOL.
DO GiE Frame Mirrors, &c, &e.
Taken md levied upon the property Of II G. Ha~.v
70 satisfy said writ of execution. ~
80, A. zlILHoUsE.
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g ANFO RD'S LIVER
NJ 1NvIQORA TOR.
NerN Ds2ili assaes.

Aef<r 1e8UtNDee1.
IT cC1porHDsD entirely 1cm 0unsa and NJ becosn.
IN established fact Reandnra Medicine kno.r - ~
proved by ~ thn1 have - used h IN n
resOrted 70 with conn-I - dence IN al ~. Si...~.s
69 which b recon- - nenAed
Il has cured sheunnds' ufeRin - -
WAo haa given up IN RN 800 n rs1sS - ~
~ eroas unsonciao1l = cpfsjNeaaaa ~ Nv -.
s01 9ow The 49, = - ~
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01m& 40 eeed ~ - s0eA QNaa11esD o. . -
1y on sne bowels Letthe Alreaeee q
LIVER lNyI6O.i @IkAF0R "a q I'M
cuses LIvsR COM-l ~ PLAlrrs n,.Imr~ ~
aauns, U1sr1PNA, 0lCAnOHIc DA1n1olA.
9oCR 0foNAcM, MAHfrAlI . iVoSyIyrrrsa 49, -
C1OLkAA M0RDCs, CnOLg.I - IA lrnArr1a 49,
LEkcg. JAuxDsox, Pei - nAlE WrAErRnsra -
~ q 10 ouccs1Aolyl ; ~ ~ ORDluAnI RAAalV
nRDscIxg. IL viii cusoa ~ ISicg HRAna0 - - eAar
sands can tesGfyl vi rAlyvReTY MAV9r1 n - n
o. rnA9x ruAsPOpR1rrLvl otAns sAxgy Il cu~anesc~-
.snl 2. s;tack - ALI uno ulx = 40
AS scaeer ~ a. AossA ,cjfA a. l,sA,s~ns.r -
ssruiIass AnGA so0sGker. ~
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Judge Douglas has said, within day or two
that ne thought 1t ono time he was gaining atthe
South, but that now be doubted, and was by no
means certain that his time would come beforS
1884, Jefferson Davis denies hat Douglas lAs
tee ghoet Of Q chance q ctArlsssoa.
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Is ,he Chsrlesasn CONVENTION happens on the
hirthday ofptesident Buchanan, and the Chicago
convention on the AiFthAey a General 6cost. The.
teesamittee Of the so-calird Union National Party
have called their convention on the 18th day Il
April. Tho bistldey Of Henry Clay. Enorts are
making to hold the convention q Lexington, Ky,
the home Of Clay.
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- - common observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americana than can
be found among any other civised nation The reason h
obvous We take too little exercise and forget the wants
o. the body In the absorbing pursuits or business In all
such cases ordinary medicines can do little good what i,
required just such tonic and invigoraior ~ Dr. Hos
letter has given % the world in his CELEBRATED "BIr
TERs The weak and nervous denisen Of the counting
house. the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
prostrated student Of the midnight lamp, have found
wonderful regeneraor In the BITTERs and prefer 10
more pretentous, hut less ecacous medicines But h
should not be forgotten that the agent which Is % magical
In It's influence upon frame which Il merely ebilisased.
Is equally powerful in assisting nature to expel the most
terrible forms Of disease Who win not give trial,
Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere
@-see advertisement In another column.
ian9bp1m
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Ayers Cathart1c Pills.

xef ~ tAs purposes 1t Pgrga&iya Nsaiaila
rnp cos,,vrvrss.
Fon rHE Cnnr ar nvsprpe,A.
rcr n. rrr,c..
For rHr Crnr AZ Irn,nr.r,cr.
roS M..rac,,r.
"a, nm Cren a. Tnx.s,--,~.
Cor T0IsI SroM.csn.
Fnpirmr Crnr| - Ec~s,n.,.
ror Tns p.Tr..
rOR rns CURE or scRopUxAa
For ATT. ScpOptitnrys Tnnps ATr4a.
T,Cn ,rriE C,-Hr - Durw~.-..s
-. m.sr.s.. - -. c..i
"a, ~. Cr.. \. TIE ~ $50 cc OHss
Fo1 tn So4 80 q Lvkk C0hfIAixfS
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CoUsgERFElrISG o. A LARGE SeALE.--In has
been ascertained that from the Goth to the 25th
November last, between $500 900 and eSOO, 900
in counterfeit notes Of $50 and 500, on the
Bank of Philadelphia, we're successfully put into
circulation in the States Of Illinois, Ohio India
ma, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana
and Missouri, being exchanged for genuine mo-
ney, mostly Missouri currenc,T. Ills i tns'
AR .es, All. nast successful yihany Ut The Kind
0n feeprd, and ID must have been consocted and
contaminated by quite number of persons. -
Only one of them, named Bacorde, has yet been
detected, and he is on trial at 81. Louis where
efforts are making 70, the detection of Others Of
the gang. Bacordc was taken in Canada after .
hbosious seAAch.' ''.e,.+ -
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-, A burly looking man, aged about thirty
claiming the distinguished honor Of being
- = Ne aPiag Uglies" of Baltimore, Nd,
s.,o living around in the drinking houses for
:. -. past until Wednesday, when he sud-
~, A..pUesred, and with him, horse belong
!. y n benjamin Gregg, who resides short
-. vess Of the City. II appears that he
- a. river the previous day at the urgent
s.,..,;,a Of the Marshal, who suspected his
-. disposition, and there got aboard the
:. tor Chicago, but several Of the officials Of
\. md knowing his reputation, and aware that
!, ~, destitute Of funds, elected him, and he
armed to this side Of the river. Being deter.
r;,+d 10 leave, be stole the horse mentioned,
,.,,;uc in return, his coat, which was brought to
{, Marshal yesterday morning and Immediately
..,,r;,ed q belonging to Plug Ugly" I'm
,.;,, measures we're taken for his arrest, and
/, M doubt ere this, safely Gagged, as but little
i'm, u, given him for escape.
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AuRNIxG Firm DIN Is.-lt has hocu satisfac-
torily ascartaincd that the dreadful catastrophe
Of the tenement building in Elm ssssc. n.ssw
York, is directly traceable to the use Of burning
fluid. lie said that little girl in bakery on
the ground floor was filing eqld LAMP. VIC
tiuid csughh and running over the Ao0r ret the
building in flames, which leaping up the stair
way, cut on escape TO those above. The terrible
scene Of which We have given IN account, fol-
lowed.
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE or IOWA, Des Moines a,snty. a..
ny virtue q an execution TO directed issued ous az
the Office Of the County Judge for said county ia favor
:! T. Hgbee and against Vim. M soineryile, have lsy
81 upon and viii expose 70 sale to the highest bidder, 4
Mo,nes on the 10Th day 81 March next 4. 81. isS, ~.
tween the hours of9 O'clock, A. H. and Aoeioch. m
o. sad day, the following desCribsd properly 70 Wt
Sly stacks Of Hay, containing twenty tons or more anA
yoke OF work cattle e' @sS
Taken andlevied upon ~ tho property Of said WIN "
somervule, to satisfy said writ OF execution
A. }. HILLHOUsE
Sheriff ~ Des Mcines caQnty lows
Rbil dlwstw ByJ y WiILscN deputy.
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"a. vho forward subscriptions 70 ~ by
!. ..,,;s do % At shsir own risk. Thy must
~ 4. ;.aess< the responsibility Il paroles to
!. NV enltust money for w. We have no
1900 agents except thosc whose names ap-
= !. our cclanus. II b 70 be hoped that this
j. of swindling viii MOI be attempted to
...~0t But to be on the safe side We eau
- =, friends every where 70 hand over their
20 .fr.r :. only 70 such persons - they know
es..;,htaIly discharge the trust. We employ
nou c. DUNLAP
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Irish laborers ne 70 b excluded from Virgin
u The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com.
pany sdvessie Eor three hundred able bodied
negro men, to work upon TIE repairs ofthe road
nett year.
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lW WIZARDS HAT TRlcK.-No doubt many
sil r.caleet having read in the papers some
time 40 Of an attempt made by Anderson, the
saan to perform soma trick before an audience
ID London with hat borrowed from a man
present. He spoilt the hat, and the owner de.
handed lsy for it. This Anderson refused to
pre, and was sued by the owner Of the hat
Ik battered and bruised soDab,rro was produced
nridsnce Anderson took it up, looked at it,
.ni vt il down before the Magistrate in as good
/, condition as il was when it caMG from the shop
N course the owner of the hat was compelled
b pay the costs, besides having the laugh against
lA This is the first part of the story-now
n The second. The other day the owner of the
Bat CHANGED to meet Anderson in San Francisco,
saa he called his attention 10 their former diff
igltes The wizard recollected the affair. and
fa.rked: "You lost the case, didn't you. and
la TO pay the costs ?" EYES," was the reply
iaierson turned to an apple-stand near by, and
'c'chased two bits worth Of apples, one of which
e presented to the defeated in the hat suit,
nth the remark, Here, that'll do You for your
aPehses.' The hat man took the apple, bit into
and struck his teeth full against ten dollar
'ece, which Of course he pocketed, although
lrprised at the d;ablern which placed it there.
hd thus II is, that, after lapse Of some years,
! professors bat trick in London was fully COM
nFd 70 San Francisco, and the owner Of the
'aerd and Transformed beaver fully remu.
!, 'ed BY tasting an apple, for all his trouble
! expense.
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LAP YEAR.-A Scotch statute of 1928 reads
J flows:-
Iii satut and ordaint that during the refine
bet naist blissit Majestic, ilk forth year,
osn Is leap year, ilk maiden ladye of bath
n and low estait. shall hae liberty to bespeak
nan she likes albyit, If he refuses to take her
BE- his Wit, he shall be mulcted in the sum of
p pounds tfl) Or less as his estait moi be,
fcept ard avis il he can make it appear that
r Is betroteed to ane woman, that he then shall
= fra, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

bisLk SOCIETY DEFosIfoRY.-At ths sore Of Mr.. w
". Harper Jefferson street, Burlington, where Ensilsh
herman, Swedtah and WEIGH Bibles and Testaments may
always be found at ono price, more.
Dh. SMITHS ELECTRIC On. . great remedy. See ad.
vertisemcnt IN another column auaQshnAr,
sEs AovEasiskNEx1 Of DR.. sanfords Liver Invgorator
ana CasaaF'c k1ls In another column. octlSly.
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We learn from the ST. Paul Times 4 Minneso-
tim Of Tuesday last, that the lower house Of the
Minnesota Legislature on the day previous, passed
2 bill committing the sentence OF Mrs. Bilanski,
the pOisOner, to iE1nrisnnment for life
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PREFERED "DE WOODs."-A descendant of
Ham, preaching to an assembly of the colored
population of the South, not long since summed
up his discourse in the following style:
my bredren, dis am de conclusion oh de whole
matter; dar am but two roads-one road leads
down TO dat lake which burns wild fire and bees
wax, and dc udder one leads straight up to DAM
nation. And now my bredFen, which OBJ de roads
will you take:" In response to the inquiry, an
"old veteran" who had been listening with mouth
and eyes open, exclaimed please yer honor.
brudder Jones, dar amt no choice in dem roads
wen Gabriel blows his horn, dis chile take 10 de
goods !"
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NIL HATH NO Fray LIKE A WOMAN Scosxss
-cFrsfrL REvESGE.-A young man who
ssa Regular visitor at the residence Of q
I'VE Ny citizen, in Ruiialo, SO as 70 create a
a nai hc intended ultimately 70 propose,
'4Ael N jocosl manner by the mother, at
Ca 'abe, rcceniiy, when he and the daugh.
we're 70 be nlarried-to which he replied,
"a, an appearance Of establishment, that such
w laa not beenentertained BY him. Where
~ 'ne Young lady got up from the table with
rn sp.Aa'ns' went into an adjoining room and
W. 1henee bottle Of vitrol. and without q
sGs or gesture Of warning, threw the fierce
Es n u'o 'ae lace Of the young man, shocking
As4li'g !. and destroying the sight Of one
Seses while hoplessly injuring the oth.r.--
Fsas'0s FINALE to. merry, she would be.
n -o-
.@ Douglas organs In Tennessee swear that
pa'i'fm Of the late Democratic State Con.
~: Nashville toierates Douglasism, and
s*pouglas organs Of that State swear that
20 .hc platform clearly subserveE
s"sose 81 rs creation. Il was erected WITH
go l;empctaIic taet.-=Louisyille Journal,
.a'a Stevens the Lancaster pa member Of
49,, who only week before had declared
~ 'e ~ 70 stick to Sherman until the
- DOOM" explains that on the morning
IN .ls~. v remington he read in the pa
- ~ earthquake in South Carolina, and
80 that little crack" h. concluded to
" ~ Aeg y,.ssy .A.a. 9.
ne Ms York Herald h.. started . ,ex ..n.
~ - " y he Presidency, to.wit: Gen. john =.
~, .I y styles "apatriot, soldier, dem
@Oush Cnion man, &C.
sfsason * j., State & .set.e says.
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aAN1ORD'9
Family
CATMARTlC PILLS.

Aws Vegetable EsAuess asd - -. - 0y Aes
$500 - = ~ 1sees, aA1 ~ tssp ~ aA1 e1iNslG
a., n AAILs SAl1Ahnc q f1LLs genuine bus
practice more thsA tWen- - X ysarA
Tbs copsaptlY inrTeos- - i1p.nnA - 49, -.
hare Deg useA The PlLl9 - orn - sa1aacaio~ rHs~S
~ sxps9O u seDnRA 70 =. Slrar - ~ narr~a ~.
- plaGs them V1efan ~ t. rencA n an N
The Resnssim vel knyv - Anu,-A -
thafslee - IN diAksvsa - pCy,uoa n - - r.
- AAaAu -. - fMA111C PILL ~. ~
- .sss~sS y - vs0 - eeeoesee9 ~, hoe6 e.
Egsss.xssA 49, HIsA 10y - g ~ DereA vsGsnsAA
ReAtoEY sannl, md srel - Good - k.S 4, NJ 49,
uAege CAAAay1c hue<d- - a 49, ~ ~. 49,
A1NTe u IL 6sonAcn a Na.resrs~s ~. 49,.
- - - -. Av.c sA- 4kss PAN ena eoasnsan
sns, 49, noDI - ncM Uadden cold MA
.s....v. 1900 $50 - hong csusse a n.
cuLD ovER fEy DooY iarsr, - - .n.~
o. wsIdI ~ fmK MKApf - an IrrI Avr .c.v
nASxA, vOnNS m Cnu.l !. lDeew - s,... -
amA, rsaa Pgnir4a al o. nrnon srS - -.
eases 10 which NesA III ~ hrr - nns,ss... ~ -
tion IN tAis advertise went DOsE' 4 4
PRICK DKHR4
- 49, LIVER lNvl0ORAT01 AID pAlGIlY oASnAn>
yIC PILLS afe reeailea ~ DvUnts nsaeuen - 80
vAnasaAls " III fSe3e n = ~ laare 1spna
st ". AANp01D u. D.,
0nAnenslnpsr and Gsul1lese.
- ASad.1aos - 11NA M
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. NIECE OF DANIEL
OCoNNELL, THE Irish PATRIor ARRESTED FOR
VAGRANcY.-The Police Court usually develop
ing nothing but the dregs of lowest life. OCCASION
| ally reveals a bit of romance, more astonishing
than the imaginatons of fiction, and displays
the revelations OF life in manner almost incrcd-
be.
This morning case was examined before Jus.
tice Akin, which has an air of romance around
it, and exhibits revelation of real life. from
which most thrilling tale of fiction could be
wrought. 4 woman named Ellen WEIGH, was
found last night by one of the policemen, rowing
about the streets, slightly intoxicated She was
arrested upon the charge of vagrancy. Parties
who are knowing to her history, inform Us that
some five or six years ago, Ellen ran away from
Ireland in company with iashing Young Irish.
man whom her parents had forbidden her to mar.
ry. Her fatherlived at Castle Kearncy and was
a man of opuenee and influence, and Ellen had
been well brought up. Bat with that peryerse-
ness which is always character tic of love, was
bent upon marrying the young officer.
She accordingly eloped with him and came to
Philadelphia, where she was married She lived
with her husband about year, at the expira ton
Of which time he died. She then came to Chica-
go and married again, but again was doomed to
misfortune Her husband, who had the name of
being an excellent man, was drowned in the river
Dv iaiiiilb from schooner. Ellen maintained
herself by sewing for time, but finally fell in
with disreputablc characters, who feeced her out
Of her clothing and an allowance of $50 which
she received every three months from her father,
through the priest She took to drinking and
by gradual descents soon fell to low depth We
know from indubitable sources that this woman,
this morning arragned before the Police Court for
being common vagrant, is an o,ra niece to Dan
iel OConnell, the great Irish Orator and Reform
err, her mother, Mary OConncll, being his sister, |
Her parents, as we said before, occupy Castle |
Kcarney, in Ireland, and are known through the |
length and breadth of Ireland. as a family of on
ulence and widely esteemed for their many acts |
of kindness.
Thus this woman descended froi an iiI,stiioua |
line OF ancestors, has gone down through tile var:
ious stages ollie until she has reached the bottom
and now is in this city of Chicago, thousands of
miles away from her native home, this rep.escn- |
tative Of a noble family, connected most init |
mately with the most illnstrions genius Ireland
is common street yagrant. How wonderful are |
the relations Of this lie, and how intricate and |
mysterious are its workings. chicago journal |
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MEDICINES.


Corons, CoIps HoxRsRxRss and n.
ISNENETS\ TLuRM1A, IRRITATION, 0oRRAees or nv
"a affection Of the Throat CURED ~
HsYs.. A HACKING COCGR In COxsUMP5J0N knor.
vS3aJIi' cniris, wMooPfxa CoUcu AsrR1A ca.
1AnRM, RELIEyED BY BROWNS
Vi1N|Sv BRONCHIAL TROCnEs, or COC0N
LOzEx0Ks.
"A simple and elegant consbiMNfion Tor CoraRs. ~
- DR.. 9. =. BARLOW, Bosom.
Adce prored eFfrtmefk aerrfce0bke for HoAnseneso"
Rev. hEHRT WAnD heEcnRn.
"lrerOmmead 0<i, aise 10 PrnlIc spRAKkRs.~
Rev y II. CHARM, New York
"Nnsf saiMtHfy relief IN RR0xcmrisr
Rev. :. sEIeFMED, Morristown Ohio
1ensHcidt scAen compelled % sp<0k snfevss0 fyyv,
CM9 Rev. g. j. ANDERSON, II. Louis
"ecfudl IN ressoein0 An0rseness and lv,IsafSoe AZ
Ac IAsoaf, 20 common sriA ScRAGERs and slxoEss~
Prof.. NJ STAcr JOnxsox Ii Grange a.
Teacher II Music, Southern Female Colleer'
lrerfbeSfs arAen fdken before aad after py~0rftsg
g. Nsy prevent HOaraeRess FtOm their fssvf efecf
MtHk Ahey rW b. Of permanent ddcGM f0ge 10 Ne"
Rev =. RowLRY, A. NJ.
President Athens College, Tenn
Sold by ell Druggists, q - cents per hox
Also, BaowS's LAxAnvE TRocnRs, Or Una10rsie L.
sss0es Eor pypepsa, lAdt0ssfon, Constipation Nrd.
0cAA, x0iO9s ArScfiOns, DC. nova1-bnGm 81
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4 GREAT FISH SJoRY.--0ar friend W. g.
Raymond has handed US the follow ing extract of
letter from bis brother, l.. B. Raymond dated
''Kekoskee, Wisconsin, Jan. %, 1860" Kekos.
kee is in Dodge county, upon Rock river, some
20 miles sOuthwardly from Fon Gu Lac, Lake
Winnebago, and perhaps twice that distance
westwardly from Lake Michigan. We presume
the former Lake is frozen over and the fish -,,sh
out Of il to get breath. But for fish story--we
can upon stretch tell big one ourselves, and
u true one too-for big fish story, this Wiseon.
sin tale beats tae world. ke''oskee can take
our hat in welcome:
''kekoskee can heat the world in one thing, il
in nothing else. This is the greatest fish market
west Of Cape Cod We count fish here Nv the
ton, and get them out df the water by the thou
sands of tons. Three weeks ago 10 morrow
mos:.ingg Wien the hands 'mens to tAe mill, they
found the race below the mill full Of tish-=pick-
cyel, pike, suckers, red horse, and bass. Wien
went down, after breakfast, found twenty or
thirty fishing with their hands, with baskets,
spears and sharpened sticks. Before night there
were a hundred fishing This day there
were fifteen or twenty tons caught. The next
day the whole river was full of bull heads, with
now and then few Of the other kinda .ue,, 9
s'g'.t was yer seen t,aiane: "A man 6ouia load
a'tts. Of them in fifteen MinuteA Some backed
their sleds. into the water took out the end board
to the box, and let the fish run in, in q minute
put in the end board and drove out, aud have a
large wagon hns Ealf. fui1 of hsh, after the water
was drained OFF 80 =
/ On Monday. after ihe fish first came, Ara
Maddocks counted, from seven il the n.Grpins
until seven in the evening, sig hundred and
eighteen loads that went away from the river,
where she could see them. II was estimated that
two hundred went away that she could not see.
Many of the loads were as large as two oxen
could draw. They would draw . toy q loss.--,
TIE lsst gay afser Mrs. Aaidocks counted, was
the eteatest day Of Ill. At least one thousand
lcads OF fish we're taken from here during the
twenty four hours, as the teams were coming and
going ell night Hundreds came here from
twenty t. tfty miles to zee tie Gsh, asd Lundrcds
cemA a. faf Afses them. Whey make Arst rate
feed for hogs, end are liked very wen ~ great
many people
II Il estimated that four or five thousand tons
have been taken away since thcysccmmenced.
They are about done catching them now.
+ You may think this 10 . big 6sh story, and %
II ID, and yet it il no less than the truth, Is
supposed the fish came W out Of the bake to
get air"