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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Ano,ner snece,, in rIlr.ouri.

ST. Louis, Jan. 26.-oHacial dispatches from
Cape Girardeau state that an expedition which
left that place . few days since for Benton and
Bloomfield, has returned, having captured II.
Col. Farmer and eleven other oficere, and sixty.
eight priv6tss of JEFF. Thomps0n's command; !;
also, quite number Of arms, horses, saddles,
etc. ~ trn r- 1r f.l.sa tsf -yvs ltsr sle 500 E
: A telegraph line is TO be Immediately con-
sttucted from Rolla westward. yg1ss7 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

LosT.-At the State House or between it and
the residence of w. 7. BAscon, on Third street,
lady's hunting case gold watch, about twelve
O'Clock M. on Monday 9th inst The finder
will be literally rewarded by bringing 1t to me
at The Senate chamber.
HENRY s, NEAL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

u The State Board Of Agriculture have de-
oIded on holding the next State Fair at Cleve-
lAnd--ibe denizsns Of the Forest City having
given security for the payment of the required
bonus Of Eve thousand dollars,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

s " A Clairvoyant at ProvincetowD, Mass,
saw the Rinaldo 60 down, stern foremost, the
night she sailed; nobody saved. This Is not
the same medium that predicted great battle
on the Potomac In ten days, month ago.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Rlra.

I. New YosK, Jan. 26.-The Fulton Bank and
other buildings on the corner Of Fultop and
Pearl streets were burnt this morning! Loss
about . half million dollars.
The fire in Fulton street, ls very serious. A
number Of buildings are DESTROYED. The uni
ted States Hotel narrowly escaped.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
HENRY s. NEAL.

UHIoN BALL.-A grand Union Ball will be
given Ot Ambos Hall, on Thursday evening
next, by our Irish fellow-cltizsns. The public
are invited, and are assured of meeting warm
reception and spending pleasant evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" 8. s. EAMEs, l19 south High street, ad.
vsrlises 10 this paper, under the head of "Cheap
Tables" great bargains In staple and fancy
dry goods. Read the advertisement, and then
call and examine the tables aud goods
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

J- The Sixty second Ohio Regiment have
arrived at Camp Kelly, near Cumberland. They
are under the command Of Gen, Lander, and at
last Advlces were ordered to be In readiness
with three days. ratlons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" Punch's Almanac advises the farmers to
SOW their Pa, keep their Us warm, hive their
Be, shoot their j., feed their Nc, look after their
potatoes' Is, and then take their Es.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" The Eghty-second Regiment, Col. Cant.
well, passed through the city on Saturday night,
on the way to Grafton, Virginia, It's destination
10 understood to be Romney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
oRDINANoEs PASSED.

The bill to establish the grade Of South Pub
llc lane from Scioto street to the Columbus
Feeder, was read tho third time and passed.
Mr.. Buttles introduced bill making par
tial appropriation for the year 1852, which, un-
ders suspension of the rules, was read three
several times and passed. This ordinance ap-
propriates the sum Of $4O3 paid to the city by
the State for the police guard at the Arsenal,
70 the general police expense fund.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Local Matters.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" They say Hoe press Is actually needed
In the United States Treasury Office to print
money! II can't be printed now fast enough for
the demand. .t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

p After asking your name in the State Of
Arkansas, the natives are In the habit OF say.
ing, in q confidential tone, "Well, now, what
were yer name afOre yer moved to these paris1"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
: lGen. !. uFcCooK at LouisvIIle.

= LousvG1r, Jan, ~ 7.--Gen. McCook arrived
here thia evening from Mumfofdsville. All is
quiet down the road. Atumor, generally die.
credited, forwarded here to-day that the rebel
General George B. Critteuden was wounded Of
the Logan cross roads 6ght.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" HatpdrS Weekly for this week can be
aAc q Thompson at the postofice, who keeps
and periodicals.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

CoUNoiL PRocEEDINos. The City Council met
last evening - President DAnaldsOu 10 the
Chair. Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

u JoHs A. PAENTIoE, Esqp Wardes Of the
Ohio Penitentisry, will accept our thanks sor q
copy Of the Annual Report from that Instisu-
tion, &4t5 }
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors In the shape Of the
very latest eastern papers. ,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

u Artemus Ward is to lecture on Wednes-
day night at Smith & Nixon's Hall, CInOin.
natl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
REPoRT or OWL ENoINEER.

The City Civil Engineer submitted the pro-
files Of South Public lane and sclOtO street, or
dered At tue last meeting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
bog Markets.
CINCINNATI,

H0Gs-Ths market was again heavy and dull, and
prices 5Dl0C lower closing at % 1898 %. The 70
ceIptS were:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
From TissourI.
Department. of the Missouri,
HEADQUARTERS,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26,--The following special
order will be issued In the morning:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Trains Leave Columbus a follows. .

"01'o columbus 40 ioliowe:
VI. Bz1LARE. ~ -.
Morning Rxpross.
e"A' a' SioP.M. 4OOA. NJ IsSsP.T7
,o.Ao. 1Hnnyr Hyr At BnlAnr astgr Ta3grr-
.,on a, 1naivr At HruBcRoH r ..f9e
'i"f' n' SSA.M. RIoP. II. assAM.
am, \, nnIvE At HARRISBURG
DIVA h' i"OPh. &ioAX. iOOP, N,
non AZ .nnvs At BAUrtncns A
A. M "'oP.A N. HsOA. N. S;sOPM
AanuR AT rum uAnstyutI. ggu
%" A. n o'SoP' N. H4OA a. n. J2OP,M.
.,,o :. Uw yonK VIA AIlrrowx ~. @ ~
-AO A. NJ WoOP. N. ll0oA. NJ. eOPM
wa raI1ADzISmA rtl bnf4f4
hop NJ. IGl5 P. N. IilSP.M i0isPM
HTsiseplng cars on all night trains.
Tho Only Route from ooIumbus "a
'is, ,xr ErHv1SsSeiDhin or
WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
and Ohio Railroad. WV" 'A' ~ e 'ai''"''e
This route Is 80 MILES SHORTER 10 pI,,.bur.s
an o.. more than 100 MILBs SHORTER to New Yoft,
than Northern lines. " - -r'
W Baggage Checked Through 10 all lon.
portant points East Sflly
W Ask for Tickets via Bellaire or stan.
benville 40
-
W Tickets Good over either Route
JOHN W. BROWN.
oenerA Ticket Agent Centra' Ohio q q
,.u IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
General Ticket Aren't steubenyIiIe short line
Columbus, Jan. Is, 1863. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
DETROIT.

The market closed quite heavy, and buyers holding co.
--Ga8stte, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

~ Fancy.
Balm a soN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11
Kit Carson.

A little over one year since the Wrl-
ter of this spent day or two with KIT
CARSON, the celebrated mountaineer.
His residence is in Taos, New Mexico.
There is nothing about him at first
sight which would naturally attract
the attention of stranger, except, per-
haps, his high and noble forehead and
his large blue eyes, which seems to
search for and know ones inmost
thoughts at glance; yet in expression
as gentle and kind as maidens. In
stature, he is rather below the medium
height, end trifle too broad across
the shoulders for well-proportioncd
man, and much riding has given him
somewhat dumpy appearance on foot,
but on horseback his appearance is per-
fectly regal. He looks the King. If
he should ride through the streets of a
city he would Mt once command the at.
tention aud admiration of every one.
To know him one should sit with him
by his hearth-stone or around his camp
fire in the mountains. He bears upon
his countenancc the reflection of the
"noblest work of the Creator-an hon
est man." He is the very soul of truth
and honor. One cannot converse with
him five minutes without having the
most implicit confidence in everything
which he relates. Flo is simple and
unobtrusive in his manners and con-
versation. Unlike most other mount
aineers, he dislikes to speak of his own
exploits and adventures, and one is un-
der the necessity of using some art in
bringing him out on these topics. lie
is the very embodiment of GOODNESS,
selfpossession and courage in the hour
of danger. He never fights for glory,
but loves the excitement incident
thereto. He told the writer that che
had never fought either white man or
Indian when in honor or safety he
could avoid it." Nature has educated
him amid her lofty mountains, in her
dense forests, beside her foaming cata-
racts and her laughing, flashing rivu-
lets, and to-day he is one of the noblest
men in the world.-C0r. =. F. Mirror.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

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sasa ks. th.a II es.sy .si.s..as.s - wd H@ -
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lsssA ne vsA ~n.Ay Nss..s.a - = 'svtvsa y -
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D. C. uPf1KCCTT.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

The law requires anih county superntendsa's with s
for the and eschc fr keeping hr md reg
~ 1hsss b delivered BY ths sval county s.Pa
e~ns Ill the dists throughout thsr sesPeetivs ess Th
Important provision and n e ths oily sEvs = q
ths important items 4 or common sshed eysaua
This dsy vss unable to Pstnn fsa vs.e q ns:o - Puo
s.eA fams hspe you ha.n;ahe BODY win se shs s6es -
thaa emhazmsm~.1 in the future.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11
UNIVERSITY.

Tho General Government has given to the Territory for the
Unveny l6O6O Of unoccuped ndhence the
land be located when the seab and desirable In tracts
purchasers, exceeding go in body
conclude that the average value Of these lands 10
above the minimum price Of so making fund not len than
$75O0O and possibly disposed Of udicous might amount to
double of the above estimate We think it wise provision the Leg
isature appointing commissioners early day all the
Univeniy lands.
The Of the University lands felt themselves author
ized after selecting tho University and in improving the
same the University buing and nearly
pced.
About onea Of the whoe donated haa beea expendd
We think that the szpsos ay TOO great fr he rshe god ef
the Territory
In fsct veil condsrs1 sAan fsd haa
not vet prepared far Q TeuitaiA Uuivssisy.
We bisve tlae there yssag the
Territory who couA pas - exim IL Cuivusy
Hence. where u the PsuPsissy 4 4ssa:g n ~ .aui
There u Ei.g es.sy Uhe e9Gy vGh ~ Csvsr
ty lseaasdl h..lssa = hvSA - s.a IL
trics schooL
Ghr csnmss sAssh lnasl sias.tin -. tha - -
chols ac.an eaAsgss - 0ssuL ~ u tAe sAsve. uaGss
arr rrvessed-Cnivrsify kA tAa es0Dn sAssA
We G<l to 81 dssy s.As. sriany ssasA se sAn
hssav exprodhar of for psSse &Aadl hoA
We hoA sAA P.har sd As.n .sv~ h ack~a - ik,1,l
inersss.
We h.v- a~As ~ ~ y.- h.s'.Ak .sdy ~ s.a ~
the fsas asesard f~ PsA6< 1a.raiA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

CONDITION or ArrArRs IN Texas
An English merchant, who has just ar
rived At Washington from Texas, states
that great distress exists throughout all
portions of that State. At Galveston,
Whsa h leff, provisions of every des-
ceiption commanded the most exOrbit-
Ant prices. 0eeat alarm existed there
ssspeetisg the sa6sty Of the place, the
isiab;tanis having heard that expedi-
lions we're fttiag out to operate on the
SootAssu ceast Several prOminent
Gsatlemea had subscribed sufficient
flnds. ar1 had despatched Col. John
saydcr and Gen Saerm.s to New Or
les.s . purchase riAed cannon Of sum-
cent eatibse 70 defend the island. As
il i ~, be seys. ths lsst en- 0os.:bard
~ tUwu, thoir cansoa being Of too
sAsst . rsaes - kseP The vsassls oG the
pesPsr &isi1nee.
JosspA Ogessman, one of the wealth
jeGt nes IN Tenn, had committed sui-
ddA he psesent political troubles is
the easss aGg.ed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11
TranssuaAI TsaasEsns Ovvsrx(
O-A De -. le6l
n ae A,~ss& - L9gilssx A~zohy
Ss< zs'a~y = W~aiPss.:

kssvtg rPat:
C.G wAssAsA z.vi~iS Ds.~~, Da
1851. In v4h TasAsy 4 WshigAa
YeA a-Ts esA ssssivsa e d. PHI. k.~ Tea.a. - s.
AssA la-T. e.A nssvsd iron Tras.sr Il King o~y.
~ 1Seo.. ........................... 10 IS
March l5-To eash received iron Trsasux of whsa -.
kr $780,. ............................ Is ss
April l9-To caA rssived Trsasssr Cn county,
Nay s-Te casA received from Treasurer Il 6awaniA %,
for $780,. .............................. l3 SO
Nay sl-To eah rsssivsd from Ttsa.ur Il Covi. county
June s-To received Of E. H. Tucker. on Territorial
eonvies labor. ba............................ leo 90
July 3l-To received Of E. H. Tucker, Territorial
eonvicts labor. Observation-Disclosures. s7l 90
Sept SOTO received Of E. H. Tucker, on Territorial
convicts labor. Observation-Disclosures. 2lo 90
Dec Ito amount received from Treasurer Island county, 100 90
1861 ...........................:. sso 90
1851 ........................... 4s7 81
Dec. el-To received Kitsap
Dec e7-To received from Treasurer Pacific
Dec s7ro .Soan. received from Treasurer Of si.u.n.
county, 1seo.. eo............................. Is IS
Dec 27-To received Of E. H. Tucker, Territorial
l, convicts labor. Observation-Disclosures. Ill 90
Dec 27-To received Pierce
ty which was transferred to Court Fund per
voucher on 6le. le.......................... 366 70
$222e o.
Dec 27-Entering bills received from different countless
which placed to their credit, recepted for,
and charged to Penientay Labor Fund, per
vouchers file in this Office. ............. 1897 90
To entering deinqunt tax lists received from differ
ent counties, and receipting for the per
vouchers on file in this Office, ......... ITO IS
$l,567 %
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

Ths sGse - hsa hnas1 a.ag - - vhA q -
beoks - n - - - ~ - shssb e
tAs Ts.i~y. We -. w1e U~ys<
ss.d.a. a.a sa.aa1ssa ~ 81 ws.a.a - AAssAg u Z
Text BsaAs 70 - ~ ~ aAssS:
Rssa~ss-nah~s - Wsl,.as ssisA indg sPsas - l. =
,. aa1 Rea2uA
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Asas.-s:y% hH LII
0uveyig.
Eag Gsunne-C7nkI PSH - H.
CeoesspAy-Csunsns 6ais
Towns SPsu1 fr advanesa elanA
Csslers hysisasU.
Wes1s Bs6ny.
Wsha~'s UnahsiAgA Detisny.
To the shove - win ~ ~ - klsvi.g:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

OFFICE ~ PusaSc INSTRUCTION,
Olympia. W. T. lie. 10. 1861. !

To tic s.osue tie Le.I.-,r q 7,ia~y q ws.asa.:
The the oc- of Pubic Iar.eoa .aks De ass
Superintendent collect an .arh ins.:sisa ny a:a
dn the number and quality .eho' te n..b e .eh..I' !: T.
s"snse s r If % % ;.. : . ss ss ,.ss " q ven. s
the and repairing Of school houses and n other matters in
operation and effect Of the Commoo School system and
por, annually Legislature the information thus collected and
such improvements from time to time - the interests OF ed"ea
In with the above requirements submit the following
report with such recommendations deem important for the interests
My report the Of the win be unsatisfactory
from the that Common School system not yet maurs and
report this Office corespnded with all the supern
ne during the year. requesting Of them such information - desired
by law: ..
Many them have responded the request sent eay in the year,
and be found the following pages stu numSs. OF
bring before you all the information important for
this hope that the future will perfect what has been
enabled visit number Of schools in the Terri
tory and gad notice the interest the subject OF edua
Too much can hardly be Of Popular Education 1t
dsspaes the evils which the greatest hndances to
progress institutions 1t increases the produveness Of
pursuits Of civilized life When its appliances
wisely arranged always tends diminish paupcism aud cme
and promote human happiness Hence would urge upo" you the
Importance of developing educational interests.
of the public land for school This @ properly
Of Jared % E ~ ", o ;% Put in pss
in this Territory
Acres
For Common School purposes. l0l6113S
For University purposes. ..................... 46Oso
Total amount. .1o2o72ls
Now suppose school land sold the very low
fifty per have the muncent Of five millions
eight thousand five hundred and dollars If this
be the low of cent interest," shall have annual
of five hundred and eight thousand and 6ysx dollars and
ninety
This will pay hundred and twenty competent teachers
annually.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

d. S7-Dv 81 II Z. g. WaAA TazAsd r.
- euAaos - okl77 - asiva 01AS
b9A tve - en2- u -
x7-Dy "a - U. G. WaAaa TaEnsiA THmR.
= sssiga - 0Auig ewoa6 - - 49,
S-EA 1sivsA = ~ vsushs0 - - -
Observation-Disclosures. a -
oaAes s7
Issvss hans = ss..y Dsa ssleel. l.-..... s,es Z,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

ID X...I ns.s,sy.
, We Il. 4. w:s =: : -, I:: : ~: rs e:
si,rs 8. ...r. Tea, a..lA x.s. WA A.
:. n; b: -: edited ii a: .. ..cs " & s .s;l = = s !, a.
..dy for ..;.in,i%. lin; % BY ..x &C. ss.a.. d; -.
through publisher. Harper Broshs.. vsy Eh. 1s1.es. i
the price, introduced them into sehoo In visv ef As
We publish the following letter from Prof. wIsa tie s.h
which will be found important to educational inssEssss
LETTER FROM PROFESSOR WILSON,
HARPER & BaorHsa, N. Y, Sept 10. 1861.
Mr.. G. 1PPNcorr. Pr Of Puget Sossd ssse asd Sept Of
Schools Of Warrington Territory:
tive my and they offered you the Reader It
half price price 70 for Intro introduction: s.s on.
Age"t however who will definite territory for the books
offer additional We the books discount
trd from retail prices for cash. for first introduction into
they furnish teacher that they have
sdoe S ,is sss sa c % s %
fourth as formerly
introduction Of Wilson's School and Family Readers into
hio ;otn M We 1 have 1sd y which they will probably,
Carrying you pamphlet the Educational
Bulletins giving prices the Reader recommendations &C. ws'ha
and Family Charts &c. to the Readers and initiate and
the Of "Obect Lesson teaching much talked
Of
Can give list Of schools and teachers in Washington Ter
ritoryl
MARCUS WILSON,
FoR HARPER & BROTHER
CHILDREN.
From the reliable information command, find that
the number children the age four and under years
is 2,141.
We have about fyhree schohouses the Territory
Of them worth mach the of shoolhouse The
probable of these buildings will the Of twenty
six thousand five hundred dollars t. af i.aA 80
As the country yet and have just begun to build
schoohou would suggest the directors Of school districts that
when build schohouse do it wemake them large and
Portable You have to in them but little do
1.-THE thing worth doing al is worth doing we Let
prove every schohouse buidt each
to the district and to the Territory .. nr'tt. vaf.-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

~ Be virtuous and be happy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11

ARaY TunmA-A haftaliou u smal.
~ tAaa . ssgiosst-oy tvo or four
eoapaniss-osd 10 commanded BY
Aajss. AFegi9ent is eo@posed Of ten
co0poa6os, aoa = commasaed hy .
colnosl. Il - also lieueenant- colonel
81 aejeE A higsde y composed
oftwo or hoss Segi0eots, and u CON-
na.dsa By . aki6ssrfsssrsl A d.
yisioa y eoop0oso q two o. moro
Sieadea aad i commanded By a major
general.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-11
COST or INSTRUCTION.

From very information have hand there paid
annually s963s 22 for instruction Of the public school fund
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

V{NIOSE who wish any goods in my line will remem
Il Der that keep good stock buy for Cash-koel
my expenses Zig ht-and can aud will sell rs CHEAP or
oh ca per than any house in the west. ..
always engrave goods that admit of it, free OF
charge.
So Remember the place directly opposite where
the treat fire took place. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
2S3tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26
COM M f R GAL.

.... New YORK, March %.
Flour receipts 10,947 bbls. Market
heavy and SC lower. .aa. ...... .-.
Wheat-Market dull and declining, and
nominally 1@2c lower.
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A SPAN of GOOD MARES, perfectly sound AMI
n kind, 5 to years old. to weigh about 400 OF
1900 lbs each. Owner must warrant them sound and
be willing to have them tried. Address, sc. A. -
Bradford Z. o., Chickasaw Co., lowa,--stati's all
particulars regard to them and the price, ana at a
fair price the mosey is ready-will take them ut
Wet Union, or Metregor. 2s3t3
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storage or WHEAT.

T AN prepared to rscsvs and ss0kS uuRt the Ist Of
i May next. wheat In bulk, and 1lOus h bassalp, IN
the brick buildfsg sdjoiniog ny store, corner Main
and third streets. The superior savantaess Of stssias
in brick over wood warehouses h appaPeat, insuss
ance desrcd-inasmuch insurance wSue4 ~ r.
tho former bat onsthird OF what woad e6st u tAe
latter. Goods advanced : short time Oh credit Of
wheat, " aosiretf.
Mearesor. Deccuber ssa, 1884. -
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

YUyiE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of a SrF-
FsaEn,--Publshed a warning, and for the
especial benefit OF Young Men and those who suffer
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF " emory, Premature
Decay, &C., &C., by one who has cured himself by
simple after being put to great expense and in
onvenicnce through the OF worthless incidents
prescribed by learned Dsctors.
Single copies may be had Of the author, c. A. LAM
BERT, Esq, Gseenpoint, Leng Island, by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope Address CHARLES A..
LAMBERT, ESD, Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y.
January Goth, lS62m2