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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

A Captain of New York regiment,
just released from the rebel prisons,
throws some light upon the fate of the
soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts, kill
ed and captured in the assault at Fort
Wagner, He says: ,..,....
"September 18th, the prisoners. were
sent from Savannah to Charleston with
great haste. They We're kept thirteen
hours in cattle cars, An order was is
sued to allow no one to leave the ears
upon any preteXt whatever. Those af
fiicted with the Diarrheat and other
complaints, suffered dreadfully. They
were imprisoned among murderers
thieves, deserters from the Union. ar
my, blockade runners, and vagabOnds
of every description. b There were q
negro soldiers, most of them belonging
to Col, Shaw's 54th Massachusetts, Reg
iment, of immortal memory, among
the number. They were never to bC
exchanged, but were to be reduced t.
slavery. These We're all that wert
left of the colored troops captured a
Wagner. The rest were bayOneteC
and shot after they surrendered, Thei
rations We're bread and water; still the!
would sing Union songs, pouring thei
melody through the prison-bars, 70
the entertainment of the Union Off
GERS in the prison below, .--,,.,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

changed in day, and therefore, the freed
men require for few years not only laws
to protect them, but the fostering card of
those who will give, them good counsel and
on whom they can rely. The Frecdmen's
Bireaubcing separated from the military
establishment oftbe touhtrx,.grequires ali
the expense of a separate Organization
One does not necessarily know what the
other is doing or what orders they are act
ing under. 1t seems TO me this could be
corrected by regardlnG..everyssoilicer on du-
ty with troops i'm the Southern States, as
agents for the freedmen's bureau, and then
have all orders from the head ofthe bureau
sent through the department commanders
This would create y responsibility that
would create uniformity of action through.
out the South, and Would insure the orderi
and instructions from the head OF. thes buy
reau being carried out, and would reliey,
from duty and pay a large number of EN-
lployes of the Government. 3ti III lid
have the homer to be, very respectfully
your obcdient servant, .-'
[Signed,l = U. s. GRANT, ..
| Lieutenant General,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

TheiNew York Evening PQstrcalls
attention to the mad extravaga1fce of
the day. A man builds a marble sta
BILE On the rear of his private lot, ,gt u
cost of eight thousand dollars, ni1d
fits up private theatre oyer it., An
other pays eight thousand dollars for
a pair Of horses to drive on the road for
his pleasure; and many give from IF
teen hundred to three thousand dollars
for the same object. Another provides
dinner for dozen friends, rejecting
thes old superstition of the unlucl<y
thirteenth-and this simple dinner
costs him one thousand dollafs.
a children's party is given, in an
uptown house, where every child
is clad entirely in dresses imported
from Paris. y.r p yas,oa7 .robao.i
These are signs of the tlmcs--are they
not evidences of a state Of things un-
healthfuf,s feverish, threatening otoTthe
honest simplicity Of our political life,
and threatening not less evil to the ideas
and the principles of which that life
has hitherto been fair exponent? y
Is there nothing wOrthier than per
sOnal adOrnment ? One man spends
two hundred thousand dollars upon q
dwelling-house; but he might build
with this sum long row Of decent
cottages, to rent to people in moderate
circumstances; he might enable fifty or
u hundred families of working men to
live cleanly and respectfully in New
York, and thus make himself a pub
: lie benefactor--and without sinking
: his money where he can never recov-
e or it.
: Or, instead of dressing a few chi
e dren in silks and jewels, and robbinI
n them of the freshness and charm o
e youth by these vanities, whynot spenf
= the money in sending homeless chill
IS lren to comfortable farm-houses in thu
b Wet? 1.t.r f. aE
n In England, during the French waE
e useful enterprises of,all kinds were ori
l. ginated and prospered. There wa
t, then, as with us now, an Inflated curreh
j. cy; great fortunes were made by spec
h IlhtfNe ventures as now. No doth
J, there was eXtravagance; but there ar0+
l. ut the same time favorable spirit I
useful enterprises of many kinds--suc
as we wish could obtain amongst u.s.
n The citizen who wastes his gains up0
u Ostentatious houses, furniture, dress @
= food, commits Il crime against his coul
Y trV.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

QUERIEs.-Are the sufferings of be-
ing half frozen by sneh weather as we
are now having, and the pleasure OF
thawing out, reckoned together, more
or less desirable than a steady cOntinu-
ance of moderate weather?
Are the cares and pleasures of mar
ried life recloned together, more OF
less desirable than a steady continue
tion of single blessedness
Are the annoyances- of a flea bite
and the fun of scratching reckoned to.
'gether, more or less desirable than eX
emption from the wicked insect whom
no man pursueth? &c ,' -r 90 ~
We think so.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

For those interested in literary mat
ters we give the following list of lead
ing writers, with their assumed sigma
tures .---Gailg Hamilton, Miss Abigail
f.. Dodge; Florence Percy, Mrs. Eliza
beth Akers; Timothy Titeomb, DIR. j.
G. Holland Orpheus g, Kerr, Robert
II. NEWELL Mrs. Partington, P. b.
Shillaber :, Artemus Ward, Charles +.
Brown; Doesticks p. b., Mortimer
Thompson; * M Pepper, James NJ.
Morris Mace Sloper, Esq, G. G.. Le-
land Josh Billings, Henry w. Shaw;
Private Miles o. Reilly Coli Charles G..
Halpine Jeemes Pipes, Stephen Mas
sett Ned Buntline, Z. z. c. Judson
Edmund Kirke, ]. r. Gilmore Coun,
try Parson, A. X. III. Boyd Mary
Clavers, Mrs. G. NJ. Kirkland Currel
Bell, Charlotte BrOnte, Village School
master, Charles NJ. Dickinson; Over
Meredith, Bulwer, ,jr.; Barry Cornwall
VIM. Proctor; "JOhn Halifax, Gentle
man." Miss Muloch; TX Marvel, Don
aid G.! Mitchell; Jennie June, Mrs. Jen
ME Crody; Fanny Fern, wife Of James
@. Parton, the historian, and sister Of
N. r. Willis; Petroleum ". Nasty, ID
r.. locke; Howard GlyndOn, Mis-
Laura G. Reddon. B 7srtg
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

The English girl spends more than
one-half her waking hours in physical
amusement, which tends to develop
and invigorate, andTripen the bodily
powers, She rides, walks, drives,
rows upon the water, dances, plays,
sings, jumps the rope, throws the ball,
hurls the QUOT, draws the bow, keeps
up the shuttlecock-and all this with
out having it pressed upon her mind
that she is wasting time. She does
this every day, until it becomes hab-
it she will follow through life. Her
frame. as a natural consequence, is
larger; her muscular system better de-
veloped; her strength more enduring;
and the whole tone of her mind heal
thier.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

MATRIMONIAL.-Here is matrimo-
ny in legal point Ofview:
Wife, (complainingly), 'I haven't
more than third of the bed"
Husband, (riumphantly), "That's
all the law allows you"
And here in a Pathological point of
view:
"I think, wife, you have great many
ways of calling me fool"
81 think, husband, that you have a
great many ways of being One."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

SUCCESSFUL BEE KEEPING.--I have
buried my bees again. AT the COM
mencement of the working season !
had p swarms, most of which were in
good condition. Their product this
season is 16 swarms of bees, besides
one which went into the woods, and
1886 pounds of good nice box honeyi
an average forsthe q swarms of 40!
pounds each. / took from some o.
them as high as 20 pounds each. Who
can beat it :? A. C. BRIGHAM,
Ashtabula Co.,Nov. If, 1865.
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Youths Department.

'ntIIsyhp [For the News.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed of y letters.
My q 5 , is n metal.
My s 0 is color. ....
My / 4 II is a girls nickname.
My 10 IL II is a useful article. .. ,...... .....
My 3 = is what some girls call their mother
My whole is The name of mothers young
est son i'll Concord Tp., who goes to sec isis.
.. BILLY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

'la OF all the patriots who took part in
the Revolutionary struggle, there are
now buttwO living. One is yWilliam
IInchipgs, of Maine, aged lOl years,
and Lemuel Cook, of, New York., aged
80 years. There are five widows Who
are yet pensioners-felics ofth1 ReSOiu.
ti0nary heroes. A very short time
will elapse before the last survivor, of
the Revolution will be borne to. tho
tomb.
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The Home Circle.

Three boys went in bathing in one
of the streams near Oil Creek, and
when they came out they were SC
greasy that they couldn't stay in their
clothes. They finally pulled them on,
and when they went home their moth
er washed their clothes and got five
gallons Of pure oil from each.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25
[For the News.
MIscEInANEous ENIosMA.

am composed of 25 letters.
My % 6 II S is a country in $. America.
My 3 @ 10 - ~ is an animal.
My us 23 y 20 II 10 Is a city in S. America
My l6 10 II is girls haiiie.
My Is 0 II 4 2 l is country in S. America
My 6 20 lS Is is kind of fruit.
My l3 lS Fl 10 is a part of speech.
My "a II 8 lS Is is lake in N. America.
My % @ IA is river in the United States.
My IL 20 IL IL is a city in China. ifra
/. My whole is the names of a young LADY
and gent. that have lately received sever,
wounds from Cupid's dart. 's1 RUTlI.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

The honorary monoment to Williarii
Malepeace Thackeray has been erected
in Westminster Abbey. The memori-
al consists of fine bust, by Barren
Marchetti, upon base of red serpen-
tine, and mounted on a bronze sup
port. The inscription simply records
the name, with the dates ofbirth and
death. The bust is fixed against Il
wall-column in the south transept, be-
hind the statue of Addison. ......
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

The English courts of appeal have
decided that if the husband and wife
have known nothing of each Others
existence for seven years, either of
them may marry again without being
guilty of bigamy, and that the burden
of proof lies upon the prosecutor, as it
IS contrary to the spirit of English law
that the prisoner should be called upon
to prove a negative. aa. ,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

Passions, like horses, when proper
ly trained and disciplined, are capable
of being applied to the noblest purposes;
but when allowed to have their own
way, they become dangerous in the ex-
treme,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

A New York correspondent Of the
Indiana Journal writes that whenGov-
ernor Morton went on board the steam
-er Scotia, he found that his passage
and that of his family had been private
ly paid by some citizens of New York,
who indeed seemed to vie with each
other in doing him honor who has
shadVo much honor ON his State, and
on, our common country, ....r..s--v
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

:" A letter from Italy. states that all
Florence has fioclled to Hiram Pow
ers' studio,H' tokee iiis' beautiful Ge-
ncVri, Just finished and presenting a
new and exquisite triumph of his del
lcate and expressive chisel!' 1850
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25
Miscellaneous.
Brigndier General ValIandIg-
ham.


f' ham.
q. Col. Dom Piatt, in speech deliver
ed in Dayton, the night before the last
October election, gave the following
amusing descriptioROf the great peace
apostle Of Copperhead Democracy, as
he appeared before the war, in the role
of a Militia General: or-...,... o.-.
"Why, do you remember, my fellow
citizens, that previous to the late war
this Clement L. .Vallandigham was a
Brigadier General? remember it, for
l saw him. happened to be in Day
ton when the Governor of Ohio, on
special invitation, came here to inspect
the military and naval forces of Mont
gomery county, [I4aughter.] oh, you
needn't laugh; it was a big thing; in
deed, / may say it was Immense. An
independent company of thirty men,
trussed up like wood-cocks prepared
for the spit-and Brigadier General
Clement l.. ,Vallandigham and statf.-
Why it struck me that the style and
name should have been Brigadier Gen
eral Clement l.. Neutrality-suspicious.
mer and staff. Laughter This was
the military; as for the naval force !
cannot say. suppose, upon the ira
gin canawl,' you had show about as
imposing as the Brigadier General,
was standing on the balcony of the Phil
lips house when the General came
sweeping round. .,.. ....
"I saw him but a moment, Fni fi' 30
Methinl1s see him now, -'1
)! With bomb-shells worked upon his tail
. And war upon his brow."' [Laughter.I pa
He was on tremendous charger an
. had his breast stuffed out like q wei
e nurse and his behind like bunty-tai
d ed rooster. [Excessive Iaughter.] HI
10 epaulets dazzled the eye, his fearfu
ir sword banged to and fro, and wide a
/. your streets are, they We're not wild
l. enough for him. q He came on ycantel
-e ing,, carcoling and cavorting. Hescal
ed a woman with child in her arm.
on one corner, and upset anapple stan
s. on the other. And so he swept by
1t out of the present,I believe, into gle
l. rious future. How secure our countr
< is with such defenders, thought l.
l. Great Clem valiant Glenn ride on
glory. All my friends, the vanity (
human wishes. The, war came, an
y did Glenn, like Jobs war-horse, sme
S; the battle afar,? Yes, my friends, an
re Immediately ran into the tall gras
and washed off the paint, and when h
came out his swelling, bosom had will
r ed, his bulbous, behind had collapsed
le all the pride, pomp and circumstanC
;; of glorious war, had disappeared, ant
II the late Brigadier General Clement /
< Observation-Disclosures appeare
as. Aminadab Sleek, the angel of peace
:, Tfhis villaninious saltpetre, ,digged fror
:, the bowels of the harmless earth, an
y y exploded in shells, makes many an AZ
:, gel of peace, who was before brave q
:, Julius Cesar-on pd1'dde.
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The New York Herald's Toronto
correspondent says: "The number of
Fenians enrolled and now drilling in
Canada is stated to be nearly $1,000, of
whom nearly one-halfare already arm
edn ..,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

Answer TO Enigma in last weeks News
by PAS Oldest Daughter, Samuel Redkeyl
To Enigma by Pumpkin Vine, Charles l.
Mahker, To Enigma by Little Chimney
by Th6m, David Woodmancey. TO cha
rude By Aunt Ruth, The letter L. F
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

John o. Fallon, one of the oltlcst,
richest and most charitable citizens of
st. Louis, and large contributor to
science and education, died on the 18th
ult., aged IS years. He was worth 50
000,0 600. He was aid to Gen. Harrison
in the war of 1912, and commanded
Fort Maiden ut that period. ss-o--
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

A lecturer addressing a mechanics
institute contended that dart could not
improve nature" until one of the au-
dience set the room in a roar by eX.
claiming, "How would you look with
out your wig ?''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

There is a good deal of the brute in
man. For example, he is generally
dogmatic, often puppy-ish, sometimes
pusillanimous, and easily cOw-ed; Occa-
sionally categorical, and always ready
to be made "lion" of.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

Gen. Howard estimates that eleven
MILLIONS of dollars will be necessary
for the support of the Freedmen's BGl
reau for the year 1866. He asks the
appropriation of this amount, three
millions of which are for the purchase
and building of sites and edificcs for
schools and asylums in the South for
both black and white. '.I'
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Poetry.
A Song for the FESTIVE Season.


=, BY THE FATHER OF A FAMILY,
Those Christmas billsi those Christmas
ril billsi '.''r aH YltH. ..ri.
They are the worst of human ills. '-
The sight of them all pleasure kills;
They crush it like the stones of mills.
With grief and fear their presence fills
The Jolliest Jacks, the gentlest Jills;
They haunt the drivers of the quilts,
While drawing deeds or copying wills;
The topper, as he sits and swills,
Scarce browns the thought of Christmas
bills. ..... ...
Those Christmas billsl those Christmas
ao billsi ii. .... .'.
They come from Snow & Honeywill's, "
From Moses, Mutton's, Browns and Brill's;
For-boots and bonnets, tapes and twillsG,
For children's frocks and shirts with frillsi
For chops and steaks, and grogs and grills
For fencing lessons, foils and drills;
For teaching Jane her runs and trills;
For curing Freddy's cough and Wills;
For mending doors and window-sil1s;
For gin which Mr.. II. distils,
And brandy, sold in kegs and gills;
For mixtures made of salts and squills;
For beef and blisters, beer and pills.
Those Christmas bills! those Christmas
billsl
The thought of them my mind instils
With apprehensions, doubts and chills.
lrt-I..
At Christmas time my comfort Mrs.
MY tears run down in little rills,
Through thinking of those Christmas bill
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q .a For the News.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

..,.' MISCELLANEOUS 1ENIGNIA.
am composed of II letters.
Our 9 is what some people do. b., 49,.
Onr l > is the nickname of our whole. q.
our IL 2 II is one of the principal organs
-, of the human body. -, --,,.,5,
Our 7 3 o 3 is a useful invention.
Our 10 is a letter left out, ,,.is.., :,
Our whole is the name OF young lady
who thought she would play Oif<on II young
gent. by going out of the back door Of the
church the other night. .l..i-, ,..t.
- .,go,',t MAUDE lS CLAUDE,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

Habit uniformly and constantly
strengthens all our active eXertiOns;
whatever we do often we become more
apt to do.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

~ AS much nitrate of soda as can be
held between the thumb and fingers
will preserve Towers for the space ofa
fortnight. M i-ri,,Tiy
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

A gentleman complaining of the va
rious taxes, says he cannot put ON his
boots in the morning without y stamp.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25

Wn. Henry smith, 6ecretsry Of
State of Ohio, is writing the biography
Of the late Governor nrnpgh,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-25
REEVES AMBRoSIA
For THE HAIR.

The OrigiDql and GsRHiRs Abrosia is prepared by'J
Allen Reeves and s the best hair dressing and preserV
tye now IN 1t stops the hair falling out causes
II tu grow thick and long aud prevents II from turning
prematurely grey. Il eradcates dandTun, eleanses,
beauthes aud renders the hair soft, glossy and curly
Buy it, try IL and be CONVINCED Don't he put on with
spurious article. Ask for Reeves Ambrosia and take
other. For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Fancy
Goods everywhere.
Price 10 cents pc bottIe-s0 per dozen. Address
REEVES AMBRosIA DEPOT,
oot20V6HssAcO 62 Fulton Street, New York.
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HIGHLAND BAKERY.

IWNHE suhscrher respectfully informs the public that
III he will hereafter deliver FAMILY BREAD TO his
customers II any part Of town, by leaving orders at bic
Bakery on High Street, 2doQgs north OF Abner Moores
Dry Goods Store.
A good supply Of Cakes, Crackers Candies, &c. al.
ways Ou hand PARTIES furnished at short notice.
"''" THOMAS ROGERS.
HIIIsboro, NOV. 2, 1864 uov2u
TOR PRINTING Zone TO (rder.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

GSTEADY employment, and good wages will be given
- to large number Of experienced House, Bridge,
Car Carpenters, by the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road Co. Application should be made to l. Lord Esq,
ChilllcOthe, o., John 4. Gabe, ESQ, zaeski, o., or
to the undersigned, NJ. C. r. r. ONCE, southeast
corner Third and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
oct6tf j. DURAHD, Sup't.
, 1866-05-08
Illinois 4 aIIeh{rnn Canal.

ksnec1A tfep1tch TO tho Chicago Tr7bune1
PRIpGKPOE1, ILL.,, May 7-tr.n.
CLRATEp-Imrerisl, Lcckport, s9s bu wheat, 3 pF1t
Gil. hid suEsr, [authe. Morris, Ee0 Ms stayts ana
headsnE:s E. Durham. PT!'on; t'liye Frauch.
LaSslle sa1a3 lumber. 1850 ath% 5000 shingles
II. q. Lo0n,fs, Leu,ont; Elizabeth. Lcmoat; Col
Msnring. Ltuoni D. c. Norton. Leraoat. l7esato:,
Gttcs ASS II lumber, 7oto Il siding $500 shingles.
AEz1yEp-J. B. F1cstou. Merits. 80 hu corn, bu
cats; MouaEch. rhocn1hcr. 5.o1 bu corn: g. F. Ga.e,
Lcmout, 20 CARDS rubee stone; A1lqulppa. WILLOW
Springs. Il cords wood Eel'e France, Ottawa ap bu
com: Lady franklin, Lcmoat. 50 yards rub-
bic stone; #. s. Guruee. Lemoos. q yards
dimension stone: Rescue 1enaout, 20 yards
subble stone: D. c. Norton. Le;noas. u yds rubb
stone; Alliance, ot,hwn, 500 bu oats; Propeller
kine BROTHERS. lcs3 rs lard. 80 tzls ou1 100 bris
hiEhwinet 1900 Ms scrap lgcp, 2.s0 ns empty bEls
Empress lasalft 5eo ba corn; Prairie Queen, Lasae,
1000 bu oats; Cnadtlla Masseiscs. $50 bu corn: Ala
baua 1asalle. 3Eo bu corn: Energy, Joliet, Aoo hu
corn: Lenopt, Ottawa. 1eo bn osts; Morning Light
1asale. s.eo bu rye F1.nct. Lasalle, seoo bu
Wing q Wing, Joliet, 5,oe2 bu core: Investigator.
Lcmont, Is Jda rrboie stone Is ids dtmensieb atone
Dolph'n. ostsEa. $50 ou corn Tonseco T1ant, Kan
kakec feeder, 2Ao bu corn; 4. Wooson. Lass1lc 31
tu corn Ocean Spray, OTTAWA, 500 bu coin: Il. @
Gaylord. Loekrort. 31 bu cat. Chas. r. Pope L.
sale. a:7o bu corn; S. A. Douglas No. !. Latae, II
tons coal; s. Il. Doucias No. Lasae. hu
Maple Lat Ottawa. 361 bu corn; Louise Joliet So
bu cosu Edirturr, Issa1s, 5,s>s bu corn; Eepneeec
S,cerS 3e bu corn: Batncr. 1ssai1e, 3,ias pu corn
Dl11go. Joliet oats; Wasp. ottAwA, 500 hu corn
nRrpaEroRT. MaE 7-9r. N.
CIEAEro-A1equirra. Willow Springs Investigator
Lemout; Rescue, Lcuolt; S. F. Gale, Lemoot: y. S
Guruee. Leuont Mona,ch. Iemont Lady Franklin
lcnont: Gen. sherman. Morris; n. G. Gaylord. Lock
port GAteus. ttaws, 5Rsi1 It lumber. 10cb Il latn
John Carter. lacon, s@oal II luuter; cayues. Lock
rost; Sunrise. 0ttawA; Queen City. Chlcothc, sseo
| II lumber. s,ttt n lsth, hrls lime.
AnRrvxp-H. S. Carpenter. Ottawa, 500 bu corn
Caroncalet. O,tawa. 5c1o bu corn Lioucss Ot,ava
$500 ou corn H. G. Loomis. Lencnt 20 yards ruohl,
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