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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

"WEDNESDAY. Jan. -.
n ball increasing L University fund.-pas~szl.
"A tall r-lsiive :" paw a witnesses sum-
mashed bsaorr j"ins University eommitscs-
passed.
ii. ID. Relative io ferry privil-s.- granting
lioims< aud CIiuias aa Sslnss riss-pa~.-i.
Memorials rlasinS to division Of the Ter
ri'wy-;asirdnissay r.sPus-d.
ii. j. granting j. Duml,all.r ksry an
main Cl-aFw s.r-..e~-.d
4 hill rrla:ivc 3. sheriff of Pierre count Y
k~Pins Territorial couviciS-ansntie and
passed.
4 Tin riativr to fraudulent cunveyances,
indefinitely postponed.
4 bill relative To f.rrible entry. was NJ
ported hack frsn the committee On Commerrs,,
with a substitute Till. entitled an art 70 d..
vorcc Il. and Mary Whiting" recommending
the passage ii the substitute. The chair
decided the substitute out Of order. Decision
ovcr-rulcd. substitute bill considered, read
three times and passed.
\ bill TO pay clerk Of 2d District Court for
certain services, indefinitely postponed.
A bill relative to payment Of fees and costs
in certain cases, lost.
The Council concurred in House amend
,ncnts to tho following bills:
A bill relative to practice in the District
courts of W. Il.
\ bill incorporating Puget Sound and Col
umbia II. Il. Company, also, bill relative to
collection ofpoll tax.
II. j. II. relative to paying chaplnins out Of
the territorial treasury, indefinitely postponed.
Sundry bills &C., as reported from the
House were signed by the President.
Council adjourned until tomorrow at 2
A. NJ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

SNow.-The weather has been exceeding
cold during a portion Of the past week
Just as we were rejoicing in the prospect of a
thaw, and the breaking up Of the ice in the
Columbia and Willamette rivers, and the re.
establishment Of our daily mail. second in.
stallment Of snow was received, which fell
says our devil, thicker and more Of it," &C.
companied by clustering. cutting wind from
the south. W. anticipate a change soon
but as q similar winter has never been wit.
messed in the time Of the Oldest inhabitant, II
We cannot hazard prediction ~ to the date
when We may communicate with our neigh.
bor in Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

e Chief Justice Hewitt lelt ON the IA,
szyvise. ON Ihussday nornins. n take Tie
Calisosnia steamer Il Victoria, a. sssse e. ths
Atlantic States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

DONATION PARTY-We learn the ladies'
propose to give the Rev. Mr.. Evans an old
fashioned donation party on Friday evening
next. We believe this kind Of party differs
materially from ordinary parties. Every
body in town, Or the country around, is invi-
ted to attend. All are expected to come,
and not only bring their own refreshments,
but something for the minister or his wife, or
what is better, fine present for both. Eve
ry thing that is good to eat, drink, wear or
burn, will be appropriate. The ladies' we
suppose, will expect their bachelor friends.
who have none Of these things, to bring mon
ey, and if they haven't that, they will be
glad to see them anyhow. We are requested
to state that the Surveyor Generals Office has
been secured as their temporary warehouse,
and that the ladies will all be there to STOW
away the goods" and thank the donors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

Agents for the Standard.
The foiio= ing named gertism-r are a",sssI--d
70 receive ami reoeir, Tor none. due On sabscr'i-
tSn io the STANDARD;
Taos i;y,'s San Francisco. Gal.
CIV jexks. Vancouver. W.
Aux. =. AHtENETay. uak Point
g. u. H,ssiyGI"N. Monticello;
J. l.. MITCHELL. ta.lIik
TK".. J. tssIEs. a'rs. : Hsrr"',
u. = GRisxnLp. Pacific 'r!
4. h. EosEETs, Walia Waila
t. NsEKER. Steiisroomi
IitLlosY BUTLEE. Seattle
Joux WEnsrEs. Port Madison;
lIExEyc. WnsoS. Teekaiet;
MARSHALL BLiSx. Seabeck.
BY Money can he sent through the r'ai's OF
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

Masonic BALL-A grand Aasoaic Ball ID
to BE- given q Steilsooom On tn evsaing a
IL SaA insa. at the new Masonic Hall We
r 4 win be fine aAhir.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 30.

1HCKSDAY, Jan. 80.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
The business of the Council having been
completed. after prayer by the chaplain, and
few appropriate remarks by tho President,
the Council was adjourned sine die.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

- A theatrical troupe performed several
nights last week II washingssn Hall Ihoss
Who attended arknowlsdgr the SELL" nd
those Who didn't pocket the joke. "A dollar
saved 10 two dollars earned"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

Oxs - RuussS WssspcD>-Wse
the rsals ~ - Ansuhg - sssuy3
Psas b IL Oswasnl Hus d6sssae'
Isasasslv OLA - - 49,
peaasaG = xslslian ~ Ssss1vs1 - ~ ~
iassstisa. eye ~ IL .jsuAdIspH
AeGveee 49, No. = 1ao11g -
We - Anlg = 6sp1s ds 4ns~S~
IA = 49, ~f5 eNi1+iu
go, A oras - Ell
q TAs xhAsYsiss ~ dsws aso
- e Evesosdko ~ - Il saF
TnAngs-Te Pusw I'D II ss"c
faver.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-01

- Aloaso N. Pos E-q- rssrivsd hi
frienis in very cordial manner on Nouda,
evening lat. The "lnviucibles" were in At
tendance. and seemed in exe~llrnt spirits
We think that one 81 well qualified to do III,
-hno~s" as our friend Po~sy -hoaA have /.
pull At the official Pap. bat we do hope tina
be will ut oshesr oecnpy the fiuas s-ai whes
smother Printer 10 eIersed. We suggest tina
afi~r his term cf ofiicr has expired. he acccp
ss.n Subordinate rs~isioo-fcs instance.
ssas il Coagr~~-and thus rsrxaal,Ii~h Ii.
Ik,moz.tic psrcedent a.. rotation" in Office.
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HssnireS. That Washington Territory. true To
herself and true TO the Go,ernmen; Inch proiects
ssr. will not tc found wanting in devotion to the
nicn. or fidelity Ia the Laws sud Constitution. OF
in due respect Tor aud support OF. Mr.. Lincoln $
Administrations. 10 far - il Is engaged in main
tanning thu one and suP."rtag the o'Isr.)
R,.sir.S That a copy Of these resolutions be
sent 10 Ger Delegate IN Coagr.ss, Wm. II. Wallace.
W. wonder hos much capital Mr.. CLARK
will n.sk- "s, If hi- opposition to the for'go-
ing resolutions. Our hope II that hc NAY L.
the next Democratic no,niner for D,Lgaie.
IF ,hr m.jprifv Il our p-ople ar- oPr'r'sl ia
the 1 nion. III. ss-sn~r i, is known the better
and We know If no b.-'i-r wav To is~t this
than To nun him agains, William H. Waliacs
for iA-isyafe.
After this exhiLisi.a Of ,!isloy slty oa tLs
,arf Il thu Legislature. M one will be- -sr.
pr;-.d that th,y r,fused 10 elect al uncosdi-
,ional Il ian man for Public Printer. The
onl, wonier i, they did MT elect granny
.l'r,teh." or las friend cs the Portland Id
~er,,sy.
II We are rightly informed. no, word is
said in ary Law abeu, dollar being paid into
the Treasury of the United States from the
Territorial Treasury. five arr mistaken in
this, We arr not mistaken in saving. that no
proris,on has been made for collecting the
"eScise or isrone tar. which is far more i'm
Iortant to the United States Treasury.
should the mines turn out what il il anticipa-
ted they will, than the direct tax. Our demo-
cratic Legislature may pirate as much as they
please about their love for the Union, and re-
solrc to pay their full share Of the tax ncces-
cssary to support the Government, as they S"
pompously did at the commencement OF their
session; but after voting down such resolu-
tions as the foregoing, and adouming without
directing single dollar to be paid. the Gov
crnmcnt at Washington will know how to ap-
preciate their professions Of loyalty.
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The following letter was handed u lv
jos. Cushman' Esq., Revolver Land Osee.
We will endeavor to answer the intenogato-
RIGS Of Mr.. Bcal in our next paper:
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Miscellaneous

T,rr B,rrINorE ~ FHtS8 PArEt'I is "a ,u .Hu
III r,,,lica,ion until rU1. l, whom II "'i
:, pear a. moruing.pa
ErNt4rrV newspaper 'orrcsroeelSM' ,i. az s'y ,bsm
many to Mi issisripP, eSpod''lon' s'''" ~ ''''''
c-Icaeut the New York pre'S
Aronrrsuor uCGmEs at ei' ree,p.lS" ,,I 70 'S Sf
,ho Emperor Nalol,oG bal, hSG 'IS Bsg who was
nlc.sug his son, "tho lmp'''"' "'''
b.rugbt in for that urp' se' ,,.,.
T,r leo crop ,hrorRhon, tho eS'Tsm9 Norin IN
W,inS il renl "a i,om eighteen 20 twenty h'A''
! l. thickness , .,,,r,
A ConrrsroSprST Of the Portland AnyEE, Nn,s,
,sYE aavocai os tax Of % per bead on NoEo, oEo,
and ON hachelorS from 20 to ~ Sea,S ;ncorTi,d
81 p.1 S10 and w third tax on wdowor' double % {.
%',y on 'E,y,sSelors-,he & estmated smNunt Of v;oiG
On NH 10 bSO 900 OOO-and also be bel; ;.doiL
shat,ng ali the nuisapces thus taxed
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a., ara indebted TO a gentleman now III Ma
,,,. Cor the f,llowing deeply interesting a''
ronnt r Of the present eruption Of N'snyi9, -
Sieve IIoTTL pAuERQuF, Doc u, l'o'r ,to
Alopt / o'clock on SUNDAY morhinE' u.o
,-Intion commenced, Just over Tore nel '.o r,o,
siort one.fourth of the ascent from Ihe V''' W
tbo mountain. ThoTe were several ehl l1oa'"'' ''.1
and onor y Gus Jets Of iihmo processing rom i,N
onenings in tic earth. On sunday eVohlnE
tbs ,ruItion aasumad a very impoAnH Wp..""ii
.uccE1oncs Of great magnitude were el''T,sn
,nJ bot. TO a he'll ht OF at least 100 feet lcr
lava rommt need flowing about ii oSl2'N on on
SmUd,y morning, and destroyed several houses
"a y,,las M Tore del Greco. .
0'T Tha srunt'on ubsdod shortly Afterwards @ o@ul
drt Svc O'clock ou Mordly evening, the W. W.
nnT from lie apex of the mountain ja,t AZ ua'
eide Of and within the circle around lho srou @
crator. Tho red. hot stones wnch were o' ,NiI fas
zoe and at number could be seen roliIn, .ll
doN,n The side Of the cone and 80 lar as my oT'
oS'syystion and that Of others enaolSh me
oaiIect they were thrown upwards :" !"
L,,ndrad feet above the crater. ~.
Ths increasing darkness aided the ehecs. !"
, w.,d mornuK this new eruption also snosine ).
( ! spd ftom thores until Tuesday tho l''n in''
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Lo,dI.yeus "a, ,y,,,,i.,

:, ~, "hng' u rros3 3oniont f tho No.
,au,Ps uo Nf.rENMAS gives tho fnlowin, ,c-
livirg: ' "'' "'yls ol /
intend to devote a paragraph 10 IN, man.
" hoI, ana @ custom ui foreign minister, rr4iicr, /
,,;',i., ,''' w government. suppose tbs Brush /,
hy ~ se"a'a'',i, ,@ @ Wi- i-'dRgtpl TO. Lord
"'''N u'',' ,,t very o,trty1Enut tn w Ga" 'n'
49, Ia. ua1ter q, cor1urtnF N,' " w.,
i;sr,ncr, hoycyrr, H. M.or t"H IVY ,n,,
ir,iiy Epgli,hwln. It's tcnhHo "' ',d ,D' an
/ - crnt,lc and alter thc mos, 'lt,,.,,tl i,
! !. - ~ lrns,onls Of the realm. ll's 7.n va
oion. nC "c,iv Iori, having his Vh,o, ~
- lila iAdng. aLd his h'rae a'' "i,,.,'
NV ory other lotd There are s'iN, IL
| 49,. in all connected Win 'h' ''''
hHI ii, Lorsos. hNe In uumperi arc a.
u,.s. r iJn.,i,L nnimals. There ~ ono ono P,,, w, va
,'SoJ hay ,nimals for lila coach. nc w.,
eddie horses rhich in tho s'Nlo VI ,,,I,
Englshman, tho disiiuRul-hca lHnu aur s,.,,o.
ara in the habit OF using. hiS 'ona's nis All no
M rtln W ,sar,iu,,t I, tho mansion oi t,ai quo
| u''hh - - Lr,nred customs Of the EnSihh i,"II
M ally da,5lrg splcndors ol the
- ., ~" Loweyer are the most stfiklhB'E hoou ,
n,,n', .,,cns;on Of some splendid dinnor. Inc P',
o t1 r,Lo ortite abIishment ia eNClusNoly VI y
!; ~ liver. ON occasion OF dinner ''o Vs.
II "a Always laid with plate OF tho tVuSs' harI,
y nsl,ltd gold, most Of which mas % 1oon i, ;n II
70 down from generation to Esnn-, and ma
ia.nu 80 90, Of plate to be found IN th;s % cou
as .on' 1ha, a, M. Presidential mansion u nov
ID sn,,rnrd in the connocto1. His cltrit+oll
-ls w eeTTiisb manufacture, AMI when he fldol Iu
%, Oi .',s ~ attended, bv both iootmen ana coAch'
'to | In lyefv.
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Tho Cincinnati ENQuuRrR. jan w.,
,b5t n Gentleman, who arrived in ihM ,liy, uo
,'',,S, ,h,, bc'ore on the Covington and L%xinEoh
p,irood gave an account q tragedy Ho, N,v IIor,
u,N 1 ,ppr', p' Kentucky, ou Satur ~ evening mS',
it appears tia, man n9mol Ed"&'d iH ,bsS sS0 rsrt
'Iuo,' '' tate had married widow ItlSfn,
o, Iau '',b,er.in.law Of the late Major llloIa, ua
Nm ,,on. Nv, and OH tho evening .o aJ"vo
l"Nn '""SS cuter,d tho Tsom where
Hn1' "a. ury sy' wore s',qs and, a., without wit sS
."V Zinc siyple woll, drew a revolver ,he ,En
1J SrJ,J "s a, .mcs Tliord aged siocn year. I%' ni'
"'o o, ,aLinT eject in the breast ard CAUSING ~
i,o,h in few hour. Scott then hred sN a., E%',
s,I Tntool lal eleven Sesra OF age Ai'i''E
| ,In Instantly. ,u,-., r,,.bed acrc,n.
O., az the r, ON. AZ tho family w ,ro w y.
-, , 'yr,.err,'ion, Scott fired Al MS T. ~ H.
-. TiIiorI aq Il Az ut oifh'",n le,rsi al'n ,,. ar
IN 1jcedirr TO the floor, and died the NO
n,,.,cf. A Younger Miss Til'od was a'
hnt in ,hc arm. Scott pur'red We ren,,,p re1,'p,,
IT"t.uily. b., thoy suCceelei IN % ou' u
,n,' % nd s,.ped from his ioni'Sh designs
, bt lr Ives.
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Tho lafayette Qndians) JouRNA., ssS'SS IN
a n,o gi,antc swindlo has been porpotIa'"aT Tha Ln
Iowa upon Ito nonresident lard oSRo,'; ,R comp".
plan oi a. Twelve sharpers hsye in many in-
mes ol slN @ " or, into tho nj settled districts oi
io1s' tame osgna1SS sGn0 GSi c1 coa elected ,hsmsys.
,1uIm,y IauIs principally held by non rP,ldentG,
on 'rteI ~" and Si.Luriod the money for t9el' p'i
ys,s advantage; WIN c.Ln,y amy b,mElslyea .rE
,"V",y ' e,sy mater TO make aPpropr l'ons ,o'
=, ' S@ cc. 'l rSyar performed, work ney'r done,
o ", o,.nI rcyor needed. Ia coIta Guy
ma 4, ,'r ~ r,rt pydsc in which heavy 'aKe' ',t'
" nv. for s,ycr ,'or. hcen ioiied S I,no.,S, , Ss
.n1 oxp, ndod, Nc aso informed ,h"t 80 ,1', al Il
'',V ,oVcc.hnlJsrs, rho, Of couIso, voted i'r 'p'm
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A s,,e,ch OF Cairo.

,.r,n,r rp,n,io,is corrus pond, nt' S'.h 81
- Cairo. Illinois, in yiow OF an ""'"'''~
that Toint, writes = C,;,, (pr, |
Iou II roN ofit gubtorrancan situA n" on
NV I.l,a Lttysen the Olio and mNN''Pp,
i,s,s , Int not tho most EI"Ph'c .lys"t 3D.;
! pIipttvs narrative eau SNa "a ''ir% H. =,
| ,rre | am sitting b. a wlnl9N p" b',L
| Charles, the great hotel OF .uo p,p' IA m th,
| tbC i,,s said the better. 1ne Wow ~ up Lam
nIjn and will note the objects Nmch hppola
| ~ ,iSw Far up tho river, III the oa'A 49,"
IL DARK bolt OF weeds horiCnnS luo ',gcntv
Nearor. along the lcy"o, are h''",n ~ c,,,.rn.
steamboats,, most %, o. ,nS" u%"mos Of bl.ck
i,HnSs Ino%S ascending from their tall stack Sl
us,rs and putfs OF Nealn 'n'','l
, ;n', in the air. In tho middle oi iAo sttT'
i.e9bn TayIor-Commodore Foote'S nAR ,"p w.,
8 looking like coal Transport ,,rin, al ,nl,
, with tho exception OF ono Nh,Ie 'u,'lS llS ."rr,,f
. | ~ a,ards. Still Lcaror are tho hohn1l''l W,
a ,,nnf,osis-l cross between the h'iuhs p'''T'
A drcdring ulcu,ue, ard a u. s.oHi, ,hg
q stiIors cali hem nUd WltcS' ty
Mo font street Oi tho city, O'cup"' Wy
leNte - ~, o,,. stauduu tpou tho track OF u'
nti"o's Crn,r Railroad. The ComPlHy 60
n'u. nm, Lmcnt or rather Billed IL IN, cle'
a. IN, dowr fr.m tho cmhauknehl upon W. r', r'
&c. mi alluyium ! hohold dwollo S'h9W. ~ - ",
80 awhile painted two Store h9u'' ',nsvhcr,
mean a shanty as can DO loan, ~ io,
J., ~" rruI cannot adequately loo pnt ~
ne ~ r,,ute There Is thick mud l.'n 'h ~
90 INV ty '1nI mrI sgIoshy mud, alimy. mud Gee"
Vi live mud, impossible mud, w,ltn npprt
'rs U ,bc .hi1to say rothirg Of tho poelIhi h,n
M e hat alo unIerstood By tho noso for ,yd wd h,n
az ieet I" W., NY ,n enclosure, but tho street vile
ed, yMc-po, aI a. En,ars and washes from the s,ll
rbc Stops st9ih Wv" tbo manure from tho stable
on TSora 1Te touT[H aYo ,hsds shlnos Staolos pig 81
lscs lhete 40 ~ ".,ts wagons, b1rros, boxes
,,4 he Gsbis OF eyerytianS, Wio"n 9oer ao ,ao 10
9Th Oh ahin'a,p ' hs,,,nl wing the inhabit 'nts "
Oke teams "hl'h u'' ElIr Tho river. There
the drinking @atoL @ ~ tps mud Twenty feet
Sst ysst an o'e' 9 ,SST GlSS SSa p,s sna
ling ys sash Ard ost ear way aloas the stc.
own uSmen arc PT1i. r. Cairo,
q to | stdeNAhs' '----------
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uISIATUeE ALMANAC.
uIRNE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.


,.spIp- Ariel, Terry, AEplnwan' D Az
surps- r cuqh man, otis Philadelphia, Se%%Ss. IS.
l. soni plymouth r. *, Hammon1, pi Ynnna.
GrIncn, Mn,gn CO; hSTSss1 Gr' S,r,sie' Lowry, or
NV. VIM Noaon & Bon; silistrA h'
Iiys1fro'L Punch, Moincke "onn.' p-5,,..
4 BARKs-Iolen Augusta, Cu't,, s,1,,a r Ia Grands.
y y % %s" Z Duncan Cambridge, SPARROW 'o' N'
Jamos,W Elwcu x Co. cAEJ
BRIG-Trsds VIII chase' santa 0'N' v
Pctcrs ~ Go. y,l.v phuadal-
| ,hhooo'I W M,K,c. C1es, Mcrednh' Siaiu,,
| EIH I-tou. l. + Keeling, htnp''I, - N
| " 4, Al,.xt,dre 4 ) %; Il IA prAt',' "a -, iiga.
Iln, y ID, } VI itney q Vo' Ia. oI stan guSd.
uMns,,ahe,bpar us,Nh II ~ = Brctt, 4 co LANG % s.n;
sun Amooy r.mal hhlp,ais,sipS,a, hpas,siS W NJ KeS
- lilo sumf,rl Stamford MANI - 1J HS
hlyN' hlyN'al, Tam, Provost, stusniord, stain stan Sn,.
| Mo- tIipg Company; Tunah' nWe',',tis gxpe-
iS.. FRYE y Go; Emily Slckersoh' D''
'NI% HI Innps ~ - ' TN, Hull Bristol X'any' S'a-
, ! inc. Pe,rtal, Snow ILL
ARRIVED ~.
; qryINsuIp- petrol Baker, rrV''N0N'
,I.e to Edw Bypner' ~, ,,1snsia
Z | surPs B-l ut the o."Ani % hee,1 1.rrh NcincC
,,'' II.,ry 59 days, with s'Br B W oias most Of ib'
. vi,.t las had westerly gaze" ~
n,pKs pe,rea, s,urges, Of Fa,A a ,s a. Win rads
= %, NJ ou Az a Pur,lnd R'adA D'' ~
~! | =, Wnkeirau & DiLun. . II, m, preu en- IS day
AtHnue f'i'tis'' ~ ',,9asnsort 10 h'Ge' "'s'
~ "ln cost Queen IL MS OF pe'r ,iayon oiI
Ir'rr Dec leth' WIN , hS 90 10 ION lll, spoil
81 ,s.S, Jam 10; :% nat pS9an& i AZ sS Ast- !.
. ,chr nm In Ooerun for New YORK IN Esusy,Ls
o LEI. 'nip sppsIiina for Boston, orlsudo' SP~@
3 lamont stevens, do all loading n.
| TaAu
3 sCHooSEkt,ISa st,S a,I,.r~ y y ;os NsS HAya.
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Varieties.

,rt.ro, 90 much great talents that carry .as sas
70 ~ m f,tcrmuation, viior, energy "'u
Tuv soldiers erca, rick Is that OF GeeomilnHs o,iiH
c,tinruiihcl before he can become '''''e1''"
a.. -, ,.ot,,, Ia their
.,ld and silver. 4 hate oi Go''oA ,obcl roing
rnthor awkward purse OF tpso'In, n,nI his nurse ii
to ,,on ..So instead Of carrying it IN his pocket
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ALnHRMAN J"YNT, tho now M,vor NJ Ii,,,
ILLk. WA lMlmL-lIrainl ON ~ - ---

HLpEkMAN J"YNT, tho now M.vor ~ Lima
TICK "% inauguratod on New Years dav'
ar meeting h,li in Carlow, Jan. ada
.,,rt noWdgr ISnIfPnl fcr ~" mar roarI, StC0 !
or Christina, ro,rint, AZ CaslleNar' tha ~.
I,mes LOTUS, while IN lHa ,. W., VI worlb,usc Of
,a", in the Ca huic chapel q tho "oISn'aI
.na, tn,yn dropped dead al ,ho loot o' '''
,h;bi,ion Of fireworks in L'nu'n wv
o. No,,, Ycar'e dav, charge oNI,
s,ornaturelv, sh'vering 'he mottr i m'i II, tb, |
pr,n,e and wouldiug number o. I'ot man.
rrovd-some Of them dtn, ,eto1siy'
! namod Canning was Mi" ..,- ,,.,...,1 C,ocv.
AZ. I,xvnv has succeeded Sir fdwetu Ivy,
%o.5 ~ N,vor of b Hast, Th' lave MyW
AZ lo,u ,,a-s;,:e ' and wealthy linen m1nuiAc,Ngr
ssnni,s an ,,crked hi, way up from poo, uea.
nnH.H IIo was kni GIFTED by the LORD L'euoon o,',
an, for his energy in conneS9n WI, t'o
exhibitiun OF the Agrlcullura' os0'.y' M.
rrccnt meeting Of the loanG ~ ";
,,,NIl,,;,n NJ kssocia,ion, In Dublin, at whlen ou
w, 10nn1., poJ The Chief Secretary Tor rS,anu'
hooN ,ro.cnt the chairman, tho Rev o. o. M'vI ~,
bsn stated that he visited the vauits y.
| nbanls Church few days boi3re, ~ ,,,',h ia
d with Sir Robert Peel. In .,ono Ss,S With Ills in
l. ei,i5n, tI et no man write his epltopn I,.' ~
"a TSclLJ sb.u be free Sir Robert eei ~ w.
h r.a,Isd "Now ia the time 70 WITS ~ 'o' v,a
rs ;s no country more free than liel"I'''
m the tomb Of Robert Emmett n
" TuF Inauguration Oi M ~ 90 tan,
ny n,.,,ar aC Cork. on New Year day, was ut'o., m
dy nIi', ,be usual plgoant. The proco''Ion II
OF 49,, al through the city by tho various 80
or ,a,;ss esSIr,;H and Lands Of music and the stree
rec were thronged with sp Gators. IN ,ne ch,ir
lie ~ ,bs nrocosson was handsome "' "'hOais a,
die o' "pc,,d u platform placed upon "no'r 's ht, a.
rch rs, tour Of Hogini spo.,el circus. c,..us 'a'
,'. .nupCunted by beauti'ul canopy
l.w ',I an four pillars, the whole upholsVe'"
ice groen and orange ,..,pI,o
own rTy ,umored app iutment by l.ora raI,"
or tbe Rev. John I'r"PS' Areht'lo'" AZ.
race ,.'Irc 10 the vacant H,hoprle' H'1eH
D %. IT." i ,stisiartion IN the Pfo,estan's OF
de. ~ ~, Gregg is one OF IRELAND hio7s
wow ,,,,, and popular proa.hers' ana hIr c%,si
VIZ" ','in,' n tfe heait- Of oyGn6,hch Cu'1r ~
80 on E.,,iv A quarter Of a century 40 -,
G,,,th the largest in Dublin was uu", q
Wall ,o,el, ior him. and II has al"aYS oMn o
rsms p,'Ja, his ministry 10 its utmost capacly'
JoJv m.a,,,, has long been identified with al
bonsvo,ent institutions in Ireland, anu anu was VA,
4 the Osnscil advocate of the Protestant VI pnan %
\ Won cia, w. and when on the platform oiten iSS
o,yn- racall the time whom he first went 10 ~ ~
,iIs | "a entsred Trinity College, poor nlen zen
.ment orDban. Owing to his pety ana ms ioIl
All p'lhaa ~ long been veGeratod by tho cleIt
a. .s ~ I ,rne lishop-bv tho grace OF Goi-N
Iovation 10 the Episcopal Bench VIZ DC
.i-., in nlo ratification by human auInol''S u
'u4'''' | J,.cLee If heaven,
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EniIinR Eyesight.

Tie Cnowing, from HALLS JouHSAL "
liam, will be Of interest to those growing
OLD: ..,,lo..r
"Whn shall begin to wear spectacle, pe,a% ,bo
g.. ,ho inipiry Of all who. having assod tlJ
,s WI hui 81 ts. sre making their way dowGwlru
ON I,t the Other side. The necessity OF classes
comes sooner to some than othera acco,uImE w
the variety of circumstances auu Iad. honce il
Soull be ufeess 10 name any Pir'lSulh ~,
Zee sad necessity, however, comes WIN unnon
warnin,s, each successive one becoming more more
and more decisive. To the hearty, healthy,
temperate and strong the sympt9mI
:" onrasrsnce about the age Of fifty years. To oul
ives ives, 50 unwisely industiouS as TO stitch
s,;,ch' until the bell strikes midnight, unds
sIs plss. ~ have TO do it, the Indications .
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Dom,siic niarL o,..

Nsw iorN. Tuc+Iav, Jan q
il"lA-a ,'rf 1t - o. $50 o.. f.r .,,,.. a., -.
:" '.'N - '"lor 'Et.t Ito. ~ ,a,s, ~ g,,.-,e,Su
- ga -, M =, ,lL i,- ',...J ,, T., mod ,, -
I,t R1' 20 AZ q lur MlTu-Ll. 49,, ,,, -, al
ans fs p.riS ~ fli 70 q 20 ''r mess, ,r ~
/" ~ 4 ~ prltnr Rc-f 1t -hd 90 o' ,''u' .
"a. .h.blA for country mos fl''l- u-i,,.
,,.l.ri mcss, and ~, 15dl for extra l"'a', ,,ut
al "A = lup"I Boot hams nfo irr'.',, ,t,,,s
49,. lLnl... t.r Shoulder. aud "A9, l"I -, a,
M'U'' 80 ~ A., IN, l.s arc guru Green ll'l' 49, ~
,,i SlJss .t GtaTr. G,y short rinD'i ut'D'ifSs
,,,,s,.I II,ps al ttI'. h.r We7trih .@,n @ - !, ~.
sr.itr Lard rs hrIyy, 90 'H ~ ,,,,.sa hxAI
~ ~ ,', ohio and l6pslo. iur sud'' Nh'e'' W."
cents. t
| CnrroS. NowinA'.
| Wnnn' r,Is yor, a.ll, hlt thor, has been u"
| ,'',''. al moment since Hur Itf az, s,r
| '.su sales Of Cuba aud Porto k,' ~ ~ % -
| a. - c,r,rr and $40. for tho l'l,,,' ~, f,r "a
'"' , 'i a ~ 'iUtc nr son yellow; 10 Nl"y.II "a
ln,,. and tut.ailc. for Gruund' "fahHH''N
Sr,,...rs SrNsm ny auction today rorte N'0' T" wv
| " 10 rhIa sour do. nj 20a2t w. e"Ah'
sr,,r.-pcpp,r, WHa2Oc. -..,,,,,. "A al III
| NN,I srnars- spirits Of Inrpenusre' ~ -
| q, ~, N'., Rs,n "A, f6 Strained do NJ 70 20 A A,
NIi Rai.ns at 50 20 for new nuu,h, aas soo -
-, l,,,cr. Frrnch Pums q o. % %eHSn d wv "a 1
ml m a., \,,n,la mart at &c, now heli h'Snv, ~ ia =
o W.! Tnbrrts "A, D. T. Mes rs Minturn ~ a 80,
'"bi a., .,,,ton t.iay the cargo y the ",.s air
l. -Aa 'cno comprising 1000 hgIe- l,'1n 90 co. an
D, | , ."u ,.. and ls4O DO. Lemons, NJ VI 'O'S ~ 80
t. | 49,, id ~ g1ag 10 iur the after