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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
DAVID DFFT8AUG.H,

GUNS 7 II BEDFGRD, PA,
Workshoa same as formerly occupied by John
Bordsr !ecpased. Rifles aud other guns made 10 or
der in the best Style and on reasonab terms Sps
eia attention will be given to the repairing OF nfe-
sr-,s July I, ls64-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
From the Lopiscille JOurpal.l
Deplorable Condition cf Kentucky.

The sad condition of our State is now an
object OF much solcitude. 1t is without ade-
quate means for protection and the larger por-
tion of the territory is overrun by msrauders
and given up to pluRder snd despoliation. So-
ciety is feariuIly d:sorganlzed, and we no lon
ger appeal to the statutes for the redress of u
wrong. Lawiess bands roam at will and the
peaceabe citizen is hunted down with the great
est eagerness, and robbed and murdered IN the
conIest manner possible. The daspera Ioes bid
defiance to all authority, and they mock at all
attempts TO bring them into suIpeciion A
ruthless warfare is waged The knife is red
with the blood Of innocent victims, and the
fire-brand of the bold incendiary is applied
with feelings of exutatinn. and the blackened
ruins of many homes attest how well the work
But few signs of prosperity are to be seen in
many portions Of the State Tie inland towns
are no longer full of the hustle of business -
Stores are closed, and air Of desulation reigns
on every side. Men are forced TO fee for their
lives, and whole families are abandoning pleas
ant homes and moving TO other States. The
proud cd Commonwealth has suffered terribly
indeed. The outlaws are preying upon her
vitals, and if a remedy is not soon applied the
disease will become hopeless. Lands are fast
depreciating. property is going to destruction,
and everywhere stalks the form of ruin. Il is
truly time that some plans were devised 10 az
ford protection to the people, and TO stay the
hand of desolation. 1t is time that disorder
was banished from the Commonwealth, and law
and authority firmly established
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
Hahn p. REED,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
Respscifll2y tsnGsrs h srrptess 10 ths re fs,te'
c-0Haca second door North of the Mengel
House.
Bedford, Avg, I, 1885,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
4 u. CagFROTH,

ATTORNEY AT L.4gF, SOnssysst, Pa
Will heraa ter practice re anIarly IN rhe several
Court Of Fedford county. Business entrusted to
his care wjl, be fathtuly atie nded TO.
Decent s, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

| Now IS THE TINE TO PAY DEBTs.-There
must be something radically wrong with the
! farmer that does not now free himself from debt
Never in the lifetime Of the presen: generation
will surb another opportunity present itself -.
Every cultivated product Of the temperate hat
itude bears highly remuneratiye price Ee-
cry domestic animal that roams over our fields,
or feeds on the contents of the granaries, finds
ready purchaser. Animals, vegetables and
fruits alike are in demand 1t matters not,
for the purpose of paying debts, whether the
money received for farm products be fifty, six
ty, ninety or more cents below par: dollar
cancels dollars worth Of debt contracted even
in the good old days OF specie for which men
sigh. A few years ago t took, in many parts
of the west. ten bushels of corn to bring. dol
lar Everthing else that the farmer produced
10y his toll and care was equally low in price.
Then, indeed, were hard times, and q crushing
load of debt settled down upon the shoulders
of ali-for the great mass Of western farmers
came here poor in money, only rich in Faith
and hope. If mans crops and stock last year
brought him 81 200, and his expenses were
$500, this year his receipts will be $4,000 while
his expenses, allowing them 10 have doubled
which they have not done in one case in ten
will allow of q profit double that OF last year.
And what is a year or two of economy now
economy of the mos, rigid kind, that shall cut
off all the Injuries of life, compared with tho
year of happiness that shall follow when the
homestead is free from incumbrance; when all
the stock and machinery are the property of
the land-holders; when there is no account of
the grccer's, nor the dry goods merchants. nor
blaeksmith's Il will bea glorious epoch when
the people of these prairies ewn their farms, and
/ this we believe may at once be, # proper adj
vantage be taken of the times in which we now
liye.--Pruir,e Farmer. Dos
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

MARRIAGE Ia MoDE NoUvIILE.-An old
Dutch farmer, just arrived at the dignity OF
justice OF the peace, had his first marriage case.
He dished it up in this way. He first said to
the man:
"Vell, you wants to be marrit. do you? Veil,
you loves dis woman so soot as any woman yon
have never see?"
YES" answered the man.
Then TO the woman:
"Vell, you do love dis man SO better as no
man you ever see9
Lady hesitated, and he repeated:
"Vell, vea, do you likes him SO veil as to be
his wife p
''Oh, certainly" she answered with kind
of filter
well, dat is all any reasonable man can ex-
pect. So you bees marris; bronounce YOU
man and wife"
The man then asked the justice what was to
pay7
"Oh, noting at all-you are Welcome to it if
it will do you any goot''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
IAHH PLLHE ER,

ATTORNEY At LAW, BEDFORD. "a.
cc-Wih proa,ptly attsad TO al BUSINESS enti os-
eed 20 his care. Ofice on Ja1anna Street, (ne ar
II opposite the Nsng,I H1ase.)
Bedtsrd. Aug. /. is6t.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
! I. NARBOU12G-. NJ. ..

Having permanently located, respectfully tenders
M professional services to the ciizens of Bedford
SHd vJcIniFY.
OtRcr on West Pitt street, south side, nearly oP
20 lie the Cnan Hotel
Bedford F. bYuaiY -. 1864.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
=. c, DOYLE, Nj. D.,

Tenders his professional services TO the citizens Of
Baod, Ran nd yrinity. OFF &c next door 10 the
otel Of Joha c. Black. 70 one 10, 1854
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
YSpV NJ Lisp,

ATTORNEY at Law, 3 EDFoF D, PA.
WI! ;1;ully and pI onpt tle' % an o47ll'rsS
entrusted 20 his care in Bedford =" .0"i"' e"H"
S!es, Military claims. back pdy' D'o"'y' N1''
speedily corrected .,.o
OEre wth Mann Spang, on 'ulana street, ~"
doors soath of the Mtngel House JAN 2z' o4'
{, n -,.,,,,, l. ' J. LiNGENFELTER
R{MmELL g. LINEEn PEL% Ea,
ATT0RVEYS AT LAW. BE DF0RD. PA.
C~y-Have formed partnership ia the p'sci.e~ o'
che Law Office on Jeliana street, Two doors South
Of the "Meuge House.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

BEDF0,90, Pa,
Respectfully solicit cot 81 gnnents OF boI}' ana
shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries ,s,T.g W.
{. Merchandise for AUCTlG ~ az ~ ~ = - o-N
BEpFoRp,
81 E"'t aon Job Mann,
e"u,p d . W. in W T. Daug herty
Amor yonng 4 Br.s. ~. Meyers.
January !, 1S64-tt.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
JEeoB RzED, - SohALL'

BANKERS 4 DEAL ERs IN EXCHANGE,
BEDFORD, % ENN7A.
Gg~p2AFTS boug hi and sotd, collections maoe
and money promptly remitted
Nepltsos solicited.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

Why has clock always a bashful appear.
snce7 Because it keeps its hands before its face
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
SAMUEL KETTERM NAN,

nrg-Wop,i hereby notify the citizens OF oecior1
aoU1tv tbat he has moved ro TIE Borough OF bed
ford, where he uay at all times bT found oy person,
wishing TO see Rim, unless absent uP'" O"si"ss'
pertain ng to his offic e.
j Al SIP & SON,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

An AFFECTING AFPEAL A country report--
er sends tue following sketch to his paper: A
lawyer out west was defending handsome
Young woman: accused OF stealing from large
and unoccupied dwelling in the night time, and
thus he spoke in conclusion "Gentlemen of
the jury, | am done. When gaze with enrap-
tnred eyes on the matchless beauty OF this peer
less virgin, on whose respondent charms sus-
pcion never dared TO breathe; when | behold
her radiant IN The glorious bloom Of lustrous
lOveliness which angelic sweetness might envy.
but could not eclipse; before which the stars
on the brew Of night grow pale, and the dia-
monds of Brazil are dim. and then reflect upon
the utter madness and folly of snpposing that
50 much beauty would expose itself in the cold,
damp dead of night, when innocence hike hers
is hiding itself amid the snowy pillows of re-
pose, gentlemen of the jury, my feelings are too
overpowering for expression, and throw her
into your arms fer protection against this foul
charge, which the outrageous malice of a dis
appointed sccundrel has invented to blast the
fair aatee of this l5yely maiden, whose smiles
shall be reward OF the verdict which know
you will give
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
A NEW SENSAT EOS

NEW SENSAT EDN
At Cheap Cora SF'
"a FARQUHAR has bous hi oui one u tva .ne Oe''
Sexes in the County, and is able pow to HsA
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS TO THE PUBLIC.
M bought before the last great rise IN PT'>'eS'
and will be sold cheap for Cash.
6-Dont iail to call at FsrquhaF's before yoA
SuT4ease J. b. FARQUHAR.
September S, 1864.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03
LAnIEs pnEss Goops.

Frencb Merinos, Thibet Cloths, French al, Wool
Rsrs, Wool Del4nes, PopFlies, MohaiTs, Coourg,
Aiqscas-sli fashionable coiors- chfsp, al
Dec. a 1894. CRAMER 4 cos.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03

| JOSH BILLINGS on SHANGtIIS. Shauchi
reuster is GENTLE, and speaks in furri1 tong.
lie Is Dill on piles ike a Sandy Hill crane. If
he had bin biit with legs, he wud re,embul
the Peruvian lama. He is not game animal
but quite often Gums off sekund best in a ruff
and tumble ate; like The injuns tha kant stand
civilization, and are fast disappearing. Tha
roost on The ground similar tew the mud turhle.
Iha often 60 tey sleep standing, and sum times
pitch oyers and when tha dew, tina enter tho
ground like pick AK. Their food consis oy
koFn IN the ear. Iha crow like iackass trub-
bled with Inconsistencies. Tha will eat az
much tew onst as dislgick skuIe master, and
gineraiiy SIT down rite oph few keep from tip-
ping over. Iha are dredfui unbandy tew cock.
Yu kant gi. them awl into a potash kittle ia
oBst. The femail reuster lays an ee az big az
kOkernut, and IL sick fur a week afterwards.
and : ;a2 she matches out litter ov yung shang-
his she has tew brood them standing, and then
kant klver up Oy them, the rest stand around
on tae outside, like boys around cirkus tent.
glttin peep under the kanyass whenever fha
can. The man who fust brot the breed intu
this country ought tew own them all and be-
oohged tew feed them on grasshoppers, caught
oi hand. never owned "but one and he oot
choked ia deth bi a kiBk in cioze line. but
not unit! be had swallered 8 feet ov it. Not
emmy shanghi for me if yu p!eze; would ra-
ther board a travelling kolporter, and as fur eat
ing one, give me billed owl rare dun, or a tur.
kae buzzard, toasted hole, and stuffed with a
pair OF iHIun rubber boots, but not any shanahi
fur me, no. shanghi ~ P9agakeeps,an.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
FROM, Warrington.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE large room
in the north wing OF the patent office lie to be
used for the Presidents Inauguration ball.
The train bound to Fairfax Yesterday was fred
into by a party of guerrillas between Springfield
and Accotink Bridge. The conductor was iu-
formed by the captain commanding st Spring
field that there were some guerrillss in the vicin-
ity, so he could be on his guard. When first
seen the guerrillas were piling timber on the
track. The engineer at once reversed the engine.
and saved the train. Some shots struck the
smokestack. but no other damage was sustain
ed.
the capture Of Fort Fisher by the land forces un
der General Terry. and the naval forces under
Admiral Porter.
The Navy department has received the follow
ing from off Fort Fisher. January Is. 1865. tele-
grsphed from Fortress Monroe, January ~:
Hon. G. Welles, Secretary of the Navy.
Sir.-Fort Fisher is ours. l send by bearer
dispatches With a brief account of affairs.
General Terry is entitled 10 the highest praise
and gratitude of his country for the manner in
which he has conducted his part of the opera
tons. he is my beau ideal OF = soldier and a
general.
Our CO operation has been most cordial, the
result il yictory-whlch will always be ours when
the army aud navy 60 hand in hand.
The navy loss in the assault was heavy; the
army loss IS also heavy.
fSirnedl d. d. PORTER,
Rear Admiral Commanding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
From Trenton.

TRKS1oS,,N J Jan II In the United States
Circuit Court. Judge Field delivered sn opinion
in the United States revenue case, in which the
Trenton arms company applied for an injunction
against the commissioner OF internal revenue. in
order 10 test the legality of his assessment
Judge Field refused TO grant an injunction 10 re-
strain the collection of the revenue tax He de
clared that he could not be the fret judge TO
grant an injunction in = case Of that kind; that
DO er TO issue an injunction WAS always delicate
and often dangerous power. and that this beng
particularly so IN a matter Of taxation. il ought
never 10 be granted unless there was = clear case
for the exercise Of the power II might be OF
most serious consequences at = time Ike this fos
courts TO interfere by iujunctions 20 restrain Uni
ted States assessors and collectors in the dis
charge Of their duties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
rn,k About Hard Tack.

Hard tack" or army biscuit, has risen, in
ordinary American parlance. to the dignity of an
nstitution-tbst is TO say, 1t is talked about, and
has been joked over, TO a degree which would
fill many a volume like this, were all the hard
tsckiana collected.
The tack in question is always packed in
SQUARE wooden bo1es-generslly bearing a date,
as well as a brand of the maker or baker; anent
which the following il told:
Zone day a lot OF boxes OF peculiarly hard
crackers arrived in the camp of the Filth Excel
sior. Several of the boys were wondering at the
meaning of the brand upon the boxes, which WAS
as follows. 'B { COB .
Various interpretations were given, but all
were rejected. until one individual declared /, WAS
all plain enough-couldn't be misunderstood
Why. how So was the query.
Oh = he replied. tha; is the date when the
crackers were made-six hundred And three
wears before Christ-(603 Il CO."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, January l7.-Rebel deserters who
came to Knoxville on the 18th. state that Vaughn
with 200 men. all he has left. vss at Bristol on
the 4th.
Breckinridge. with bis command, had gone to
the valley Of Virgins. and was repairing the
damage done TO the saltrorks By Stoneman dur
ing bis late raid into south v estern Virginia.
The most perfec, quiet now exists throughout
East Tennessee.
Brig.dier General Ammon has resigned and
Brigadier General Culs0n is now in command at
Knoxville.
The army correspondents. Richardson. Davis,
and Brown. aud Captain Thomas Z. Wolfe, of
the late bark Texan, left for the east on the mail
boat 81 noon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
from New York.

INV YORK, January I1th.
The Com mercill's Washington SPECIAL say
MANY congressman regard the finance dill with
apprehension, fearing TO intrust the Secretary of
the Treasury with power to initiate currency At
MS discretion.
.Butler i-..now before the COMMITTEES on the con
duct Of the war. testfying WHY he did not take
Fort Fisher.
The Commercial in An article on the defenee-
of Wilmington SAYS, Fort Fisher, has y Fort
Caswell. 81 Fert Jackson. 10 Fort s.. Philip,
9 other work estimated at 80. Total number
of guns 20s.
We nav consider the capture OF all these works
now foregone, conclusive OF those south of Fort
Fisher are cut Of. and must surrender upon de
msnd, while those above cannot hope to resist
upon the appoach OF our fleet and army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

Er srkeRArs-
Cincinnati Market.

C1neinnau Market.
CINCINNATI. January IL.
Flour unchanged; fair demand for the higher
grades at - 2oGs 30 for extra, and 50 ora
= l0for super.
white 50 2o@2 p.
Corn frmer. at 81 10 for ear, and n Is for
shelled, holders asking higher prices.
Oats firm at SIC. in elevators, but holders are
asking VOC.
Rye dull. 81 3s.
Barley 81 550l SO.
Whisky held at 50 20.
Provisions quie, and 10 good demand prime
mess $50 90.
Bulk meats in fair demand at i7Qi9 for
shoulders and sides packed: new clear bacon
sides sold at $24.
Lard dull; small sales prime city at 22L.
Prime mess pork in demand at $50.
Hogs SIS 1876 Receipts during the week
III .0c0, and for the season 39s 900. which is o.
600 above the number packed last year.
FlsIseed 81 e5@2 IS: clover $l4 75@lS;
timothy $69625
Groceries quiet.
Coffee +5@47.
Sugar 22@25c.
Gold 2l2. Silver 200.
Exchange Al lilo premium.
Money market tight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

= We understand that our young friend,
Mr.. ID Martin. formerly of the popular and well
known Wholesale sad retail establishment Of NJ.
II Good. has taken the travelling agency for
Ludorf & Co. - North Meridian street, whole
sale dealers in fancy goods, notions, &c. The
house of Good, as we'll as the house OF Ludorff !,
are among the most extensive and enterprising
in the country. and no more accomplished bust
ness man than Mr. Martin could be authorized
to represent them To our merchants through
out the state aud throughout the west, We take
great pleasure in commencing Mr.. Martin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

By THEIR FRUiTs SHALL TX Know THEn-
Something less than 4 year ago-ssy, for IN
stance. three months lsss-our gallant soldiers
emancipated from the horrors of human bond
age" a contraband Of the female persuasion
sixteen years old, black as a hat, plump as a
partridge. She was brought to this city BY the
boys in blue" and has since that time been EN-
ploye cd ss kitchen girl in q private family on a
street in this city. Yesterday morning the
youthful cOntraband was very suddenly taken
i'll. and in the afternoon a milk and molasses
specimen of humanity was added to the popula-
ton of our city. God bless the soldiers. God
has wonderfully blessed a female contrabAnd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
From Colorado.

VALLEY STATION. Colorado, January 1.-two
hundred Indians burned four ranches and the
mail station west of here on Saturday. stealing
quite a large number Of horses and cattle. and
destroying a large amount of property. They
also tore down the telegraph line, and carried off
the wire. There was some fighting. but the
number killed i not sscertsined.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
from Quebec.

QUrsEc, Jan 1.-THE Canadian Parliament
meets OF Thursday. = cabinet meeting ~ss held
TO-DAY 10 furnish . programme for the coming
session A noticeable feature of . passport
system Is. that they are demanded on railway
ihoroughfsres. but on .ordinsry roads entering
Maine and Vermont, passports are not requir
cd.
G.. Il. Clint, director Of the Quebec bank has
stopped payment. His liabilities are abou,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
FROM Boston.

BosroS. Janusry IA public meeting is 10
be held in Faneuil Hall, at noon to morrow, to
show respect to the memory OF Edward Everett.
and express the sentiments Of our citizens on
their Bereavement Ii is reported that Charles
Sumner will be requested to deliver an eulogy
on Mr. Everett before the authorities and the
legislature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

CINCINNATI, January 1.-THE National Con-
vention of the Fenian Brotherhood meets here
to-day. Delegates from all parts of the United
States, Canada and Ireland are present.
The convention will meet with closed doors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

cF We are sorry to learn that Prof. Gresch
met with a serious accident = few days ago. that
will prevent him from resuming his professional
duties for some time to come He was thrown
from a cutter While driving a spirited horse, and
his shoulder blade broken. We hope he may
speedily recover and again take his place in the
musical world where his loss has been severely
felt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

tY- A splendid wild turkey, venison. raccoon.
o'possum. squirrel. rabbit. goose. prairie chicken,
pheasant. quail, pigs feet, calves head. tripe.
pickle. cabbage and saurkraut lunch will be get
today at the Circle" North Meridian street.
roya! George Rhodius. proprietor, at 10 of the
clock a. m precisely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

az Two courts martial. because of the great
amount of business sccumulating. are ordered in
this military district by the commanding general
to continue in session from day to day until fur
ther orders. The detail for each comprises among
the most brave and accomplished officers in our
army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

EE- Only one night more of Christy's favor
tie Minstrel Troupe at Masonic Hall The hail
Was crowded last evening to overlooking and up
roarious laughter universally prevailed II YOU
wish to enjoy a funny hour or two. go early and
secure from. seats.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

n ShOltz. The great merchant tailor OF the
metropolis of Indiana. whose elegant rooms are
located North Pennsylvania street. south Of the
postOfbce. Is in receipt of tho most magnificent
stock of fabrics for spring and winter, or fall
and summer wear ever displayed to the public
and citizens generally in this vicinity In most
artistic style be will fashion therefrom habili-
ments for gentlemen at the lowest cash figures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

TT Myers Office Atheneum building.
corner of Maryland and Meridian streets, is u
most popular place Of resort for gentlemen at
which to procure elegant beverages and fragrant
cigars. Mr. Steve Burke is the accomplished
young gentleman who presides at the counter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

Fokrnrss Nosaor, January 1.-THE steam
or Atlantic just srri-ed from Wilmington, con
firms the capture of Fort Fisher. and the works
on Federal Point.
Our losses are heavy. Two fifteen inch guns
bur.ted Oh the monitors.
We sar.sred about 2,sv0 prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

LEASE or STORE FOR SALE-The lease of a
store room on South Illinois street, suitable for
dry goods. boots and shoes. hats and caps. or any
other mercantile business. Ii is in a desirable
location. The lease hiss two years to run from
the LIST of March. For terms address L NJ
SESfISEI office. 10 3t