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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
AYERS
CempOand Extract of SarSaparilla,

tie most effeotual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disordcr from the blood, and the rescue of the
Eystem from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
rot only scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRR,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsrULEs,
BLorcHRs, BLAINs aud Bon5s, TUMoRs, TETTER
and SALT RHEUN, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATIssi, SYpHILIPIc and MERcURIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " :mpigity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
NorYOE

TN the Court OF Common Pleas of Bedford Coila-
4 ty, Nov. Term, 1850.
Application of the Methodist Episcopal Congre-
CATION of the Borough of Bedford, for charter of
incorporation.
In pursuance of the order of said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, Notice is hereby given, that the Meiho
dist Episcopal Congregation Of the Borough of
Bedford, have made application to said Court fled
with the ProthouOtaTy, setting forth that they ars
desiring TO acquire and enjoy the powers and i'm
munities of corporation or body polite, and ac-
companied by constitution or instrument in writ
ing, specifying the objects, articles conditions aud
name style and title under which they mean to as
sociate and that, If no sufficient cause be shown
to the contrary the said Court wiz, at next term,
decree and declare that said congregation shall be-
come an / be corporation body polite. under
the name style and title Of 'Tbe Methodist Episco-
pal Church of the Borough Of Btdford1
By order of the Court.
s. II. TATE
Dec %. 1860 Proth'y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
Receipfs and Expenditures

S8,S37 "a 1886 "a
Unpaid Dividends, 2,133 81.
WIN. Fl. MCDOWELL,
Jan. rs, 1a61-3t Treasurer
, 1861-03-11
Herman KFetsn1ann, EsG


We should do injustice to our own feelings
il We permitted the occasion to pass without
commencing the appointment Of MF' hrels-
mann, as Secretary Of Legation to Berlin, on
the ground OF a high order Of merit, oota per-
sonal and political. Mr.. hrcismann has been
8 resident Of Chicago some four years, and IN
TINT time has mnde abou: as wide m acqualat-
ance, In both city and State, as any other man
vho has been here for that length Of time. The
N +. Tribune makes Mr.. E to have left Ger
many in 1s4s, on account Of political hercsies.
We belieye this is a mistake. Mr.. Kriesmann
came to this country much earlier than ~.
The remarkable accuracy Of his Engtsh sug-
frests an earlier and better education IN the
Anglo Saxon dialect than could be acquired at
that age and In that space Of time Before
coming to Chicago, Mr: & had lived IN
Boston and Cin=innau--a portion OF the
time in 30 sharp struggle with poverty that
be once endsSyored to enlist as a private In
The United States Amy, and wns only pre-
vented from 30 doing by sndden attack OF
tvphotd fever. Endowed with uncommon en-
crry, and talents OF superior order, he has
made his way, unaidcd, to an enSiaole posi-
tion among the younger working members, OF
the Republican party; and none who kno"
him will deny that the place which has been
rendered to him by the President has beer
fsir1y earned by his lAbors in our city and
State. Els activity and efficiency will be Sc
.tously missed On the North Side " IN o111
future campaigns, but We trust he will return
1T the expiration Of his term in Berlin, witt
renewed zeal and confirmed devotion to th'
principles which he has advocated with 81
much success, through evil and through goot
report. We doubt not his fine tastes and &C
compllshments will commend him fayozahl.
to tho society Of the PruEsian Capital, and b.
certainly has our best wishes In his nes
enhere Of usefulness
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CHICAGO, MONDAY MARCH i Il, 1851.

sECRE1ARY Dtx.LTo.day Mr.! Dix surrcn-
ders the Treasury to his Republican successor
and turnghls face homeHartt..i It is question
able whether IN any equal period Of the history
OF our counfry anE equal service has been rcn.
defed e the peop7e as during the brief term Of
his service. At THE moment when Mr.; Dls y,
was called to redeem the financial affairs Of Inc
Government, they we're apparently oeIona !e.
demphon; Cobb, with unfortunate pereonai
habits, and gross fneompete having conI1ed
them TO the verge of bankruptcy, Where TX;
Governor. .Thomss found them, and only lated
to precIpitate- tie ruin which bis predecessor
had prepared; by the fortunate and necessary
accident Of his resignation: No motives, save
Of athe purest patriotism and utter eelfnega-
tion, could have tempted any man Of estab
lished reputation to, I'LL the: dangerous gap
thus presented, with its multitudiuous risks of
failure, and seemingly hopeless prospect OF
success. Gen Dix had the courage. ability,
and ptiblfc confidence, without which 1t could
not have been filled. He found the treasury
withouti money .or. credit, and leaves it with
both. He bridged the chasm between the sink
ing wreck of the Buchanan Adminlst ration,
and the stout And buoyant timber Of its sue
cessoE; and It Secretary Chase finds it poss1hle
to assume, his duties without the peril OF ruin
awaiting Hi fist steps, he will have to ascrs be
the comImrptiye ease OF bis position to The -
l.ofE Of 4he retiring Secretary This tribute il
e1ninentIy due to the statesman Who has res
!, cned the financial af1airs Of the country from
inextricab1e embarrassment, and is rendered
with additional satisfaction to an eminent and
hcnored member Of our own commnnity.-A
y
, 1861-03-11

in introducing. mir: Weed, in . ca11iaes;;
st1ha ifoin which NJ: Lincoln addressed
the multitude, and rode SWAY. Passing
Duncan's battery. he noticed General
ssetS a1P tfyse9g Woe gafs s9a By abs I'D
Mr.. Weed, Generals, I supposed yon would
have been in the Senate Chamber, and with
the favored throng on the Pottico." "Here,"
replied General Scott, "isour post Of duty to
day. How have the ceremonies passed Of,
Nj; Weed:" - perfect success" waa the
be nraised-God in his infinite mercy be prais-
ed r. calculated the War-worn veteran.
In this connection NemaybE permitted to
relate an incident that occurred at Willard's
on Thursday evening last. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin.
coin were receiving guests in: their paI1or.
the hall, and thence into the public prr1ofe,
which were crowded. A lady 'seated'a 1t the pi-
allp was singing. Gen. Wool, wearing his but
1on, asked her to give the Star Spangled Ban
u:E. She did it with admirable effect, and as
the General stood by her side the tears ran
them from eyes that never quailed before his
countrys foes On The field Of: battle, theTarlor
rang with the appliance the song :a4d the
scene SO well meIited. .E -: -:
And this reminds us Of another Incident.
You know that when the Senate or the House
I6 Ii Etas2oA3 oai LII NFEA 14t4C4 10 ~ 0"A -
:7the breeze. The Ha1ls are lighted from the
ceiling, which arc, Of course, Of Elasa:: There
is an inner ceiling, and over that the outer
ceiling. Between these chambers are the gas
! burners that shed the lights as Of day down
into the Senate Chamber. The same burners
send . food Of. light upward throughthe ont
cr ceiling, aud as the flag floats Immediately
above, every star and stripe is so illuminated
=. that from any point in the city, where the Wis
ion is not obBtructed, the Star Spangled Ban.
=; ner is as well seen By night IS by day, Ne one
!! can see 1t there streaming, after gas light
; for itso eloqucntly illustrates Keys immortal
! song: =.
+: 1.-THE rockets rcd glare, bursting in air, ::
Cara proof through the night that cur flag wal
; still tnere.'s .<r- 7. II
! We know not how others feel at that Sigh
: in tnese times Of treason, but 1nvoluntarIy
10 our lips rises the exclamation:
x Oh say does that star apapgled banner still ware
, Der The land Of the free and the home Of TIL
brave FL.
, 1861-03-11

The Louisiana Convention on Saturday
adopted an ordinance III to transfer to the
Confederate States certain funds now in
q the hands Of the Ssate'' This Is putting
very fine po;at upon it, indeed. No gen
tlcman Of the road could proceed to divide
:hc booty Of a nights work with his pals,
In neater phrase. There is chivalrous
and courtly etiuyinm about it, which over
comes uE. Rlnaldo never did thing with
more agreeable nauiste. Jack Shepard never
helped himself to purse with more
charming bow. There is no etiquette like
that Of the highwayman- Your ring,
sir, does credit to your taste in gems"
THAT watch is nost accurate time
keeper, I EN- sure; allow me to look at it
"What is the prevailing currency Of your
regions'' The members Of the Louisiana
Convention are cracksmen who are up to
all the nicetics Of the hasn dialect.
, 1861-03-11

<pLATRoRM Or NO PLATFoRm.s'
Mr.. Douglas is reported to have said that
he liked the Presidents Inaugural Ad-
dress, platform or no platform" He
would not undertake. to say whether it
squared with the Chicago Platform or not:
he liked it anyhow. Before the gentleman
favors AIr. Lincoln with another spasmodic
embrace Of this afeclionate temper, would
it not be proper for him to put his finger on
the clause Of the Inaugural which does not
square with the Chicago Platform? We
earnestly entreat him to do 90.
, 1861-03-11
what <,eu. Scott and Ger. Wool were
doing during the e:1naa$nf41o" VI
MR. H.4Ht colt '-

[corraERopaepcet p Of the Cleveland e He5a.a
In theBclftd chamber, on the folhfahon o.
the nrocession roc lit marched to the East Po1::
tieo, re I'd not notice any army officer. .a1nd aad
many wire the, inquiries as ;. TIC ! 3asor.o l.e
few On the Senate floor studied the e. pro
grammc, where is Scott .:Hhero is .Wooi:
As We ,stood on the balcony Of The Sena' 9
wing OF, the Capitol, attention' was. called TO
Dunean's battery Of Eix pieces: distant one:
BLOCK moth Of the Capitol, with the 1 men
drawn npHn battery ready tnt action, !. There
mers 70 a5legulays . doing escort duty to the.
Ireaadea y elect, but oyer the city, where sta.
TONED. Icy Were ready, at q moments call
{ep for, aetise an1y u Rnaeans
] CieVe{and7 who %on rich laurels in Mexico,
bnt s!e ,Whe, sas hyed but short tine 10 wear
throw nom the Capitol. and nearb i Hf ssnis
I'm t1n unlterm, Of commanding prc.enea.: =.
tlcers were IN the Senate ChaTibes I'D I'd y "
learned where Ge1Ersls Scott md Wnn1. ~ q,srt
during the cecems}uiez. He,,pcninp; X 1',sts
the he; Nsstor e eftho Rspabllcaa lie IT
stera 9 q an caltoII1or he never writer's lone
I,s n nulloW eed, he entertained u
MILK t4e 1ueaotuI VIC nave been too lonn
, 1861-03-11
HON. ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS. :.


The appointment Of Hon Archibald WIZ
1iams Of Quincy, to the important post Of
Judge Of the q. S. District Court Of Kan
sas, viii be peculiarly gratifying to The peo-
pie of this State, where he is SO well
known, and 10 the people Of Kansas when
they shall come 10 know him as we do.
Nr.Willians is man OF that order Of mind
end legal attainment which would fit him
for the Supreme Court Of the United States,
If there were any vacancy, on that bench to
which he could properly be called. The
quality Of his intellect is that Of surprising
clearness and dirsctness, which, added to
profound knowledge ofthe law, and an in
oor1uptible integrity, makes him the one
among thousand to adorn the bench.
Mr.. Williams was twice The candidate Of
his party for United States Senator, in the
days when there were Wings in the land,
and he ought 10 have been elected On both
<,n1aefone
, 1861-03-11
Return of Kentucky Copgressmen.-"
What they think OF the. 3nnnEuTAls

[FroIl the L0ufEy1He J0df1la! OF Ff10ay.I
The Hon. Robert Mallory, the Hon, F. M.
Bristow, and the Hon. Sam 0. Peyton,. Of the
city yeatc.day. 3tr. Mallory is in excellent
health, and in by no means gloomy, spirits:
though Of course regarding the future with
d.,ey anxiety, as every thinking patriot must.
H;s conviction Is TINT the people, ,of the North
Will do Justice to the South II the opportunity
is hut presented. And in this .y{aY his col.
most Upright men now in public life, fully
concrrs. We may add that both Of these dis
tlnguiahcd gentlemen understand the 1naugu-
!;l Address to signify peace, not war. :
, 1861-03-11
KEW HAMPSHERE,

The annual State election in New
Hampshire takes place tomorrow Tues
day March 1ath). A peculiar interest
attaches to the result--as being the first
indication Of the popular effect Of
President Lincoln's policy as declared
IN his inaugural The Republican State
Committee have completed and published
their usual canvass Of the vote, which is as
follows:
For Nathaniel s. Berry, Usep.). 38.l74
For George Stark Jenness, and Bartlett. s.. 40
Doubtful .....--.......--..-.-. ...--...... SCI
Republican majority over all dividing the 80
doubtful eGna}ly} y}..--.................:.-. G,o25
, 1861-03-11
ANOTHER FAILURE

The telegraphio wires again gave out at
an early hour on Saturday evening, leaving
a gap between us and any important intel
!igence which the Associated Press report
ers may hare at the East This may not be
considered gratifying, but We do not pos
sess the power Of controlling the elements
and must therefore submit to the annoy
, 1861-03-11

Hs1D.-Moriarty and Dawson, the two men
arrested ut the Rock Island Kai}road Depot,
charged with swindling a man ont Of: SO with
q galvanized watch and I bronze medal were
on Saturday brought before the Police Court
and held in the sum Of $500 each to appear ut
the Recorders Court and Theodore Bell was
held as witness in the SANE case.
R1or.-A case Of Riot, all occasioned by
quarrel about the ownership Of 8 brewery, in
which larceny was also mixed up, came before
Justice DeWolf On Saturday. After an exami.
nation, the defendants were discharged
~ Try those straul pry,'' conchas. TT
those ssPaul Pry'' Rcsalias II you wish fine Ha-
wanna cigaz, call on Sargent, Aposhecary' corner
Randolph md State street.
SURPRISING succEs.--It is surprising to behold
how much good management, strict attention to
business, and courteous treatment Of patrons has
accomplished FOX Messrs. cass : Parmclee, pro-
| prieto1s Of the Ladies' and Gantlemen's Dining
Rooms, Nos. 1a3 aud 1s5 Dearborn street Their
place has become one Of the most popular resorts
fos ladies' and geatlemcn In the city, and II one
| needs meal, oyster supper or anything OF the
kind, Case & Pa1mc1ee are readily suggested CAL
! and Gee them at once. :, mar 92t
B Illinois School Of Trade and. Commercial
College, J. Dyhrcnfu1th, Principal. open from a.
H. to 10 rx.- Evening hours continued July 15t'
Lie scholarship ss5. For circu azs apply at the
Rooms, cnznsr I.aka j. LasaIle streets, or address
princin.l.< - &&7xst
~Go to John Jonea's. 10 Dearnorn st:se:, aat
get your clothes cleaned .nd repaired
w Cook i Mc1ain, rs Dearborn street, tar'
nedo their Price tor cleaning and dyeing gent
garments less than any other house In the city.
e4
~ AL should not fail to read tho advertisement
Of Prof Wood In to-daya paper. =: ! i;''' 1uf-1y
B- For ANT operauon upon your teeth, or fo
rEaYEcr artificial work o9 any desirable STYLE cal
on Ds. A1taugh, No. IS West Randolphet-
-fsaas,am >, 49, -,
, 1861-03-11

What 3eH. DATtH9B organ 4u1nAs
About Major Hawkins.
The jackson Assiss::lf,,ida, jeff DaTis's or
gan, is deep1yexcsciscd By Major Hawhns's
mission to Illinois to solicit contributions Of
corn for the suffering poor Of Smith county In
that State. Il says::
We will not question the good intentions
Of Iii. Hawkins, the citizen al Smith county,
whose missions to the West, and representa-.
tions, hacked by the statements Of the Bran-
don Repuolican, have given rise to the pub
lications, and pnblie proceedings In Illinois.
But he has been the innocent ff his motives
be not misunderstood by us} cause Of doing
his State and people q great injury IN thus
plscing them ID this attitude Of starving sup
pliants forcharity Of their enemies. Under
ill circumstance, hie conduct would have
been unfortunate but It tcas too bad to 90 to tic
doors 9f IL High Ptie6 Of tie Black Republican
party Aen1y hons Of The dbo2itson President Of
an abeu<anizod government, 3eeking GINS for The
1,roud-tptri.ed people Of -Misstes;prd. We know
well the people Of the counties mentioned in
these publications, and we know well how
their spirit OF Independence aud manhood will
revolt and sicken ut the humiltatfng attitude
which they have been made to assume toward
their naughty nggressors, who under the thir
guise of sympathy, mock ut and rejoice ovel
calamity, which, thank Heaven, for the mos
part exists in Black Republican imnginations
, 1861-03-11

sll11o1.a114eetl 43.lsfell41t, o1s@5
i. 6ome OF the Washington correspondents Of
the daily papers speak of Mr. Bryant as a COM
petttor for the post Of Minister to Spain = It
Il bat Just to him to aay that there IL not the
eogt ground for making the use Of bis name
hat he lis not suitor for any oflce In the gil
{ the Federal Administration, and is a. Al
ON expecting euy as from asking 1t.
, 1861-03-11
:a1tI!iset1lRt1tg.
HEeVIG;K:HR,S THEATRE, |
3RE saa.son stzsst; betEees 5sats and Dearborn

=
:3RE Eaa.son stsssts; betEees 5sata and Dearborn.
tnsqaroca,1 ,suooess of tie Ss4 Drama The 6teas
Ecu:nt.Ie Comedian.
'-'' MR.E. A soTHEHNii
MONDAY. EvES1Nt'; March 11th u hi3 !: danh3e :s
'Charact-r Of LORD DUEDREARf and the AAAoh-
TaL SAN, In the snocesaful d1aNao
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN At HOME,
wg1t.n expressly Tor Mr.' sothern by CHAs GA7Ioa;
j. universally acko6wledged Is be dnitely superior
aad wheseVeF III sheTn has PEodaeed II lis success
has been literally unpsr4leaed His iapets patton p
DUxDEEAHY and the imnortat SAN and the rapid
coanEes u vete .Manner. costu1ne and appear lanca
TacDxETu1L XRws1EsgRr nY j. y. WHT.TAIt
and. EXTRAORDINARY MECHANICAL EFFECTS BY D;
PEAFT nhva been1n cztt1ul pre- oIr4ton fpr several
weess, a.u expense has been spared to make thlt
pro1nctpn 4 triumph: 5AuoFel Id beaufilm
~ - SKATING !SGENE!!! So
Every LADY AMI gentle a:a II the Tne on sk.
Atr.p up tue Hudson. With n aQnists rANORaMA
The fece in.et!reYsed with beautiful Mrsfc, soTos
and DANCES. 70 coneluds, ;WiSa Grand lcdle,
) Dance BIZ Mtss HANNAH GALE.
w9r S-ats can be escu1cd ureWcek In advance.
, 1861-03-11
Cbitaao Ttib,ttte
MONDAY, MARCH IL. 1861:


NORTH CAROLINA.
The Old North State has voted by ! 600
majority against holding any Convention.
The delegates elected arc two to one for
the Efion :. a...-
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Launch Of a Propeller.


Oa Saturday afternoon at half past five, the
new propeller Lady Franklin ,s:built By Messrs.
J.T. g. E. IL: Edwards, at TIE dock Of Ar. J.
". Banta, on the, west eida.of the South
Branch, between Van. Burca and Harrison
streets, was successfully launched in the pres
cnce of a lnrge crowd Of interested and de-
lighted spectators.
The Lady Franklin is INTENDED by her OWL
era for the st. Joseph freight and passenger
trade. Her dimensions are, sS:twenty-sE feet
beam, one hundred and fort3:four feet over
haul, and measures q tonnage Of three hun
dred and ffty-fye. She is 1.-TWO wheel pro
pcl1er, and has..a double'engine, and her cabin
runs her entire length. Her commander
will be Capt. Hickey, iayorabfS known on the
lakes as careful mud experienced navigator.
Not IN accident of any Find occurred to
mar the perfect success of.tho launch, If we
except the wetting which some of the curious
spectators caught when the :traft glided swift
~ down the ways and first plunged into the el
ement henceforth to be her home, and this was
taken in good part and created much amuse
ment. Thus passed the fit launch Of the
6eaEou, II;
, 1861-03-11
The Vote In Tennessee.

The precise majority in Tennessee against
Corycnuon IVES L, Sis. The vote for dele
gates TO The Convention, the true test Of the
strength Of Union and Disunion, with several
counties to heas from, was as follows:
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BEFORE Purchasing: and Remember
.: These: E4ctss:. ..
We sarrzut cysry 1aehIne I'd keep them ia repair
trea of expeuse:i TSH 20 <x@tss 80.
Thesa Machines uAka the Lock Stitch. whieh ii aliks
on both sides ot the fAatte. :" -:..>.-,.:,-,.
working % III ktnds o1 hhrae thick and thin without
change OF tensten- =: :: ~ sS g.
MASON e. EAsEER Ri;:: !: ):
Sole "A gents ffo1, this: lorthwast,,
(: -: is4 CLARK STREET.
/: UNDER THE NEW SHERMAN. HOUSE.
: .-.., =. IT, - -
-w Agents wanted in e7cry toEn 9nd Ct Fly r. n ~ ne
Northwest. 1oAc1S11n:lssp pG
, 1861-03-11

A USTRALIAN COMMERCIAL
"A LNE-For Nk1noCRSE, AUSTRALIA.
The Fast Sailing 4. Clipper Ship
ASTIEAEA, John Simpson, Masters
Having unsurpassed accon.nodations for tEst a9d a
eecondcIass passengers will be dispatched on t3e lh
or Aur;l 1851 fEom New York for Melbourne.
For freight or passage aHply to ---,a.,--
un9-e.ol5w No. III Wal street, New fo:S.
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NeiD embellishments.

O. &. sCRIYEN, Adp<rststpg Ags7ass - 0ea7~
1e74s st., Is authorized to Tseet5
this ard cE TIE Leading PureTs u the NoStat7<ss@
, 1861-03-11

seaEon. "!; -
ANOTHER CoNF1pEscE MaS.-One Jerry
We1ch YVES, on Saturday morning, arrested by
officer Leander, while in the act Of crossing
Rush street bridge, and is supposed to be one
Of the two confidence men who did y the IN
suspecting farmer, Carlow, out Of s100 last
Tuesday, at the Wells street depot Of the Ga-
lena & Chicago. Union Railroad, by passing
upon him q spurious bill for the amount on
some Eastern concern. Jerry had been s'shad-
owedn By the officers Tor some time, and was
taken from description furniahed by the mnn
swindled, and 7use made use Of by. the Mar
shal which gave the defendant confidence that
the only evidence ofhis gull, the bill, had been
destroyed. The Marsbal made the newspaper
reporters believe the same stcEy also; but on
Saturday, lo!-prssto, changeE-the lank note
appeared. entirely unmuti1atal. When brought
before the Police Court, ,":AEelch obtained q
change Of venue before Justice De Wolf, where
be had . rartial: was held for
further testimony in the sum Of $500, to ap-
near on the 18th. The person swindled lives
eight or ten miles from Lane station, On the
Dixon Air Line Road, and has been sent for.
The alleged aceomplics Of We1ch in tic
confidence operation is supposed to be In the
power Of the police, and II SO will be brought
forward tomorrow.
SUPPOSED DEATH oF Il CHICAGO MAN.
! The body OF d young man buried in the SNOW,
| in sitting posture, with carpet sack BY MS
| side, was found O few days since, near Wind
! ham, Powesheik county, Iowa He was abon1
| nineteen yeas of are, and had S25 in bis pock
eta. Name unknown, Supposed to have los
his way aud per1shed in the snow storm OF th'
| I'd January.
The young man above alluded to is suppos
ed to have been Barney Ycst, formerly Of thi'
city, and for some time connected with th
City Railway. a brother Of his still remain
here Barney Yest started from Chicago abou
four months since to 60 to Minnesota to bn
lands. He arrived safely at bis journeys enc
purchased his land, and then wrote to h1
brother that he should soon start for homt
since which time until the present, nothin
has been heard from him. From the fact tbs
his track would lend him through the vicinit
where the body alluded to was. found. an
other circumstances, Christopher Vest thinb
| it must be the body Of the young man, b
brother. Should any further particulars
learned they should at once lie communicate
:. to Christopher Vest, care Of Chicago Gil
Fl Railway.
:, ! TuEHMoAETnIcAL.-Rang Of the therm
meter for the week as noted by E. L. OLA
at2his Drug Store, No, 80 West Randolph stree
| corner of Cannl street.