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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

Gov. D. z. PERRY.-This distinguished gen.
tleman took his departure this morning for
Washington City, and. we presume, will be
absent short time only, unless the Congress OF
the United States shall happen TO como t. their
senses unexpectedly and admit Southern Rep
month.
The personal presence in Washington OF
men Of ability and patriotic spirit like Cover.
nor Perry and other Senators and Represeuts.
tives elect from the South. 10 calculated 10 pro.
mote better feeling and understanding be-
tween the North and South. If the Committee
on keconstruction desire to hear and act unon
the truth OF matters. they should avail than
selves OF the testimony Of such men. Guv.r.
nor Perrys visit has no connection, bowaver
with that Committee, that We know of--Gre<n.
cille Aountaineer.
AaAISsr ME- Disn' PARnoN.-A petition
signed by Governor Baker aud the State Off.
oers OF Indiana aod ten thousand citizens Of
that State against the pardon Of Jeff Dayis
was presented to the President Saturday bv
Speaker Collar: Mr.. johnson took the nett.
ton, smiled aud said, "IIi lay it bsslde This hi.
bundle" pointing to an immense pile Of man. .
u:eripts: (which is just as large : petition for m
his pardon" '''A ''s
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MI "A n * z II = .
ABBEvILLE, 8. c., Feb. 10.

ABBEvILLE, :. c., Feb 10.
COTTON.-We are compelled to note q fur
ther decline in this article, in consequence of
the heavy decline over the water, and in all
the American markets. few bales havo
changed hands since our last. at from 81 to 26
cents Per pound. coin. and from 81 to 81 cents
in currency. 1t is very doubtful whether the
hughes. figure could be sustained. while tho
lower qualities will certainly have to submit to
" SIN n, @ greater reduction.
,FLouk-Re,ail,pg at $500 per hundred
CORN AND MEAL-In demand and readily
bringing $i;a0 for the former, and $500 per
'uEr1 FITTED 1Tr ,ns rSst,e, ,stee 10 Currency.
demand Of rs cents per pound. 2n cont. usr
dozen and 90 cents per pair for ihe latter.
COLD AND SILVERTseiline on .s ths .,r...
for l25 and isb, which is o copsids srable decline
from former operations.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 10, 1866.
bAaoINo AND Rork-Kentucky, Power
Loom, per yard, 40; Gunny. per yard, So;
-" na''nR Rcpe, per pound, "a Twine per pound
norUs su5rFn "a F1n-state, per pound 4s; Goshen. per
CAsDIEs-Pressed Tallow, per pound, as;
ssa,, ss per pound, 80; Adamsntine. per pouud,
AZ; sperm, FER pound, 60.
ry, 80.
CoFrEE-gio, per pound, s4ass Ia,a, p.e
| pound, 48a60.
CorroN -Midding, 3sa4o.
| CloARe.--Good American per NJ, Ssoal40 90.
Havana, imported, per NJ, $76a26o 90.
Ecos.-Per dozen, 4oa45
FLouR.-Supertine. per barrel, $l6 90; Extra
Family, per barrel, SIT 90.
GRA'S-CoIn. por bushel 7sa2 90; os,s
per busllel rs.
| GuSPowDER.-Per Mound, 10.
I1iDEs.-Green, per ID l24.
lRoS-Bar. per pound IL; hoop. per pound
10; sheet, per pound Is; nail rod. per pound
| Zoe.
LARD-Per pound 82aS5
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WITHDRAWAL OF FRExcn Taoops PROM N

WITHDRAWAL OF FREScn Taoops PROM Mxx-
Ico.--Late European advices state that the
French Emperor in his speech opening tho
Legislative Assembly announced his intention
to withdraw the troops from Mexico. This
step affords another instance Of the uniform
ssgacity and ready acquiescence with which
the Emperor Napoleon accommodates himself
to the exigencies-of his position. and the force
Of circumstances. He went to Mexico for the
purpose of protecting the Latin race, and
ouiaing Of . neat Colonial Empire y the
troubled sondition of this country. the time
was 'osp'e'ou.. but the triumph Of the Federal
arms reduced him 70 the painful dilemma Of
abandoning his scheme o. being involved in, a
hopeless contest with tie eovsrnn,.nt win
bis wonted sagac'ty he yields gracefsllv. and
with Promptness 10 retrieve an error ea,;,h
more than half atones for it's commission. =,
This step removes the oily stumbling block 10
the way Of lha amicahls relations which have
become hereditary between this. country and
France.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District--In the Csurt Of Ordinary

HUUIVf1Io UISIFICs-IH IItt CtNfI q UFdlnuFy.
BY WlLLLAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
Ab5eviNs Distriet
WHEREAS Rosanna Branyon and R. G.
~ Kay. has made application to me for
LETTERS of Administration of all and singular
me goods and ehattels. yights and oredits Of
JOHN NJ q. BRANYON, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admonish
the Kindred and creditors of the said decsssed
to be and appear before me at a Court of Or
dinary for Abbeville District. to be held at Ab.
beviiis Court House. on Monday, the 26sh dsv
OF February inst. to show cause, if any thex
can, why the said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this i2,h day
of February. 1855.
Feb. l2. 1866, 1e, 2t
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FRENCH,
Drawing, Painting, Italian,
GERMAN, MUSIC.

Admission Of Pupils as Boarders at
Mons. and Madame Dovilliers'.
COLUMBIA. s. C.
POARD. including the practice Of Frenoh :,
- the family, with f,e and lights, psr
quarter, three months, alss Oa
Lessons in French Grammar 1000
Italian or German. e.. 5000
drawing. 5000
Painting in Oil or Pastel. 1000
Vocal Music, afloo
Use Of Piano, son
Pupils will be required to furnish bed linen
and towels. Washing not included 10 the
ao"Ve. Feb'y l6, II
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RAIIoNs:-General Richardson, of ths,a,u-
tary District of Eastern South Csrolins bs.
Nsusd . circular to the planters of his district.
VINO are without the necessary supply of pro-
yisions 70 feed the freedmen and Children on
plantations or in their employment that thew
will be furnished with rations at tho actual
cost Of the rations at the place Of delivery.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

.sMAsnsra.--Ths Charleston Courier ;s.rn.
that the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvanis ha, su. d:
thori1ed M W. Grand Master Orr 10 Jrs~
upon their treasurer for the ann, Of 81 :ooo. IN
ssaa;on s,s Gl .s! Lodgs Of South Carolina In
donated b. the New York and Psnnsvi,.n;a j.
Loagss 10 behalf Of local lodges In Columbia
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

TaE FeNcH TaooRa TO BE WrrHDRA ws FRox
HEnoo-Tbe latest foreign intelligence of mo.
ment !: TO the effect that Napoleon has decided
70 w,thdraw the French troops from Mexico.
~ removes the only stumbling block which
ws:n9 tue Eay Of q continued observance of
credit abroad. The time Of ,hs renewal of ,bs
troops Is not stated. -. - - ."'
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GREENWOOD. Feb. 18th.
". T. FARROW.
s. 8. Missionary.

GRErSvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILHoAp.--The
following We tnke Fl ON the Greenviile Moas,a
! taineer of the 26II ult.:
The Pr rssdent and Directors Of the Road
met a, the Mansion House in Greenvil'e. on
Wednesday evening last. President Perrin re.
ported that the Road has now orly a gap Of
six miles the Enst aide Of Brun1 River;
this is to he overcome by n stage and wagon
resd of eight miles On Wednesday next pas
s-ngrrs and freight are to be transp ported to
ard from Columbia ly the way If Aston
Passengers will go thu ough the whole line in
one day.
The work Of reparingth the Road will steadily
progress. We have not learned when the gan
will be completely repaired. A Temporary
bridge is 10 he constructed at Alston. We
trust 1t will not he d great while before all is
completed.
The S,ockholders' meeting is appointed to
he held in Columbs on Thursday before Tie
first Monday in May. The bondholders ara
requested to meet there on the day previous Tn
arrange matters for the renewal Of lhei- bonds
past due. and other business connected with
the company.
The great question Of the new route on the
ridge below Froglevel, direct 10 Columbia, and
the abundonment Of the present Broad River
route, is referred to the decision Of tlIe Stock
holders ut the next May meeting We learn
tue Chief Engineer submitted an able report
of the surveys and estimates of the new route
The receipts Of the road have averaged
twenty thousand dollars monthly for the isst
three months. This is pretty we'll, consider.
ing the broken condition of the road, It
must improve much after its completion; in
fact from next Wednesday, the Railroad as
sunes the entire transportation through, 10
aud from Columbia. allowing 10 hacks and
wagons fair share of the rates received. this
will he great convenience to all par,ies. and
must lessen expenses aud costs on freight very
materially.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16
TIE COTTON TAX.

TIE Report Of tho Revenue Commission
lately made to Congress, recommending q tax
OF five cents per pound has been received at
thu South with universal protest against its
injustice and hnpoicy. 1t is unjust in that it
discrininates in The spirit of extreme sectional
| Ism. by imposing an enormous tax upon cotton,
the chief source of Southern wealth, whilst it
| exempts from oil excise, wheat and corn,
| which make up the great staples Of the North
1t is impolitic and ahort-sig'tcd, inaspuch it
oppresses a great branch Of industry, which at
this time especially, it lie the duty Of the Gov
ernment to cherish and protect. Tho cotton
, culture Of the South is languishing for wait
! Of cnpi,al-seed, tools, buildings and stock
| and is oppressed by the uncertainties of the no
li'ical condition, and the derangomen. of the
labor system. Fields are overgrown and
fences out Of repair, and the capital and labor
are both wanting to restore them Ye, at sucl,
time, does the Government, instead of brea adj
give ua stone; nay more. orpresses Southern
production with Tax Of twelve per cent. on
ita agricultural industry. Tho average price
of cotton has been about ten centa, and could
not, underthe most favorable circumstances be
er'ase4 cost Of production, it is estimated that
tcould not be proftably raised for lees than
twenty-five cents pound. But when in ad-
dition TO all this. you estimate the heavy ex.
penses which will be necessary to repair the
general wreck and restore the status ante BEL.
lum. it will appear exceedingly doubtful
whether cotton can he raised for rnucl, les. than
the present prices. Yet, at such n time does
the Government lay it's bl'gh,ing hand upon
S"rthcr" industry and with short--.jvb,cd
ava'ice destroy the source of its golden supclv.
We .uppoee, rs matter of course. TIM, ,i,.
Report Of the COMMITTEES will be adopted. 1t
appeals loo strongly to the cupidity Of the
Hor:h, 10 furnishing an invaluable resource in
its present tuancal strai,e. not to secure gen.
eral support.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16
French, Painting, Music, Italian and Drawn

French, Painting, Music, Italian and Drawing.
ME. Eol1on In late issue Of your paper
I notice m advertisement from Monsieur and
Madame Dow iIliers proposing to receive in
their family as boarders, four young Indies, de.
sirous of perfectios themselves in French.
Painting, Drawing, Music. Italian and Ger
man."
Allow me to say, that, with others of the
Abheville Delegation, boarded with this gen.
,lenan and lady during the last extra aud reg
ular session OF the Legislature. and found tLem
to tc m"a. cultivated and accomplished per'
fons, with residence conveniently situated
.a.tful'y furnished aud elegantly adorned.
Monsieur is psinter of rare talents, as tho
walls OF his rooms and cl,ambers, richly hung
with specimens amply testify. whilst Madame
has no equal in music. instrumental and vocal,
ns we know. who 40 often listened t. the tones
Of her piano and were charmed with the amaz
irg sweetness, cultivation and compass of her
voice.
The mother of Monsieur is also member of
his family and a lady of no ordinary attain.
menta, assisting her son and daughter in all
their labors of instruc,ing their pupils
We believe the three apeak fuently the Ian /.
guages. and nre competent TO to ach all the
branches enumerated, thus making the offer in
fact fine opportunity for those - desrous of
perfecting themselves in ths above branches" !"
1t would afford US much pleasure to furnish
young ladies of the district who might think
of embracing this opportunity further informa.
tion If desired F.
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REsuNprlos OF SPECIE PAYxrsr..-It 10 al

REsuMprloH OF SPECIE PAYMfsrs.-It 10 all
very well for Congress to support the Secretary
Of the Treasury in his financial propositions,
for there 10 but little doubt the Secretary has
more knowledge Of finance than all Congress
put together. But 1t is not the Secretary alone
who is managing tho business of resumption
of specie payments. He is aided by the gold
brokers and stock jobbers of Wall street, who
are endeavoring to manipulate the measure go
as to mako it useful t. them in their money
specuiatlons: Some want resumption in one
weeks. Others. again, one month or two
months. All these propositions as to time ere
equally absurd. 1t took Us four years TO accu.
mula,s the burdensoms debt under which our
people labor. 1t will require double that time
20 20 get rio OF it. It 10 easier"to get into debt
than out of it. And some years must elapss
before We can restore our currency and fin~n-
cial position generally to tho condition they
were in before the waE--Neo York Herald
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

~ Judge Aldrich has recently delivered
an opinion in Charleston. sustaining tho Con.
sttutionality of the Stay Law. An appeal will
be taken.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

ult-. says:
"Ie is no longer secret that our able Sen.
ators are remaining in Washington city at the
earnest solicitation of the President, who 10
de'irious Of seeing the Southern States onoe
more represented In the halls Of Congress--
Judge sharkey would have returned homs
long sinee but for, the assurance of the Rfesi-
dent that be would DO admitted, and ID esr-
nest desire 70 have his sssistsnee in his efforts
70 do jussiss 70 the Southsru people"
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Election for Ordinary.

Returns Of tic reY'eci'rr BoIes 81 -dtdsrRic Dis
,ict o/ Tie rcruh It IKE Efecitrn J0T O,d,na ry
OH tie 18Th OF Ft6ruary, 1865:
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NoTIo"
TO DISTILLERS.

fhHHE FOLLOWING ACT, psssed at ths
- recent session of the Legislature, i pub
llshed for the benefit of all concerned
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE DrrILLA-
TIoN OF sPIRITUoUs LIQUORS
I. Be it enacted BY the Senate aud House Of
Representatives, now met and sitting in Gepsrss
Assembly, and by tbs authority OF the came.
That hereafter it shall be unlawful for aay Der.
son in this State 70 DO engaged ia the distiils-
ton OF spirituoas liquors from or out of any
grain or other substance. except raw sorghum
aud the ordinary fsaits in their season. without
a license therefor from the Commissioners Of
Public Buildings of the Dstriet In whishss such
person shall be 50 engaged.
IL. That before the license hsreiabsssrs msr-
toned shall be granted. the person o. persons
applying for tho same shall pay snto the hands
Of the Commissioners of public BuildinRs Of he
District .s +, in which such applications 'h.li be
for each and every still; or other apparatus used
in tho distillation Of spirituops liquors. except
from fruits, a. aforessid; which licenss shaH
not be granted for longer period than twelve
months.
IlL That violation Of any Of tic provision.
attending to Indictment a. for q hish nisds-
meanor, and, upon conviction thereof, suoh per.
son shall be fined In . sum not less than 6ys
hundred nor more than two thousand dollars,
and imprisonment not less than three unoathe
nor more than two years. Two hundssa azd
nlty dollars Of which fns shall 60 70 the pfsss
Sotor, who shall bs eompsssnt witness oa D.
In the ssnats Hous. The ts.a.y.hrA day Of
Deeember, In the year Sf e1r Lord ons thousssa
". b. PORTER.
~ -'s presidsat of tie 8ensss.'a
..,ss a s.5 y.,, G. n, sIMONT0N: VI;
Speaker Houss Of Representatives..
ApprovHd JAa. L OAR
1S5. IS, 1856. 1S AZ et
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railroad will soon bs completed thst will
nniso shis ths nns connecting Savannah and Mem.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

The cotton taxes Of Galveston. Texas. for tt a
lsst four MONTE smosht to sssl 900. i:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16
MI a r RI a q Z g .

MARRIED. ON Thursday evening, 9Th Feb
ruary. 1866. by Rev. D. Mcneil Turner. Mr..
ANDREW STEVENSON to Miss MARY JANE
CARLlLE, nll Of Abbeville District
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16

SPECTACLES.
T ARGE Lot of spectaoles on hand and for
IL sale by
II. T. TUSTEN.
February Is. 1866. 2t
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g. ,r-,sv,.. l.,s,,s.rs. .,.,-:l7a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
Teachers Association.

At the last meeting of the Black Hawk
county Teachers Institute, held in Wa
terloo; the teachers of the Public Schools
of Cedar Falls and Waterloo, and OF
other schools in the vicinity, formed
themselves into an Association, to meet
from time to time, to promote the cause
of Education, and to stimulate their
own schools to greater activity.
The first meeting of this Association
was held ut the Higher Department OF
the Public Schools in Cedar Falls. Dec
l4th, and was called to order by the
President, G.. A. Graves, Esq.
Singing by the choir followed; aft er
which, on motion, the following com
mittees were appointed, to report during
the afternoon session.
Committee on Alphabet Printing,
Misses Mary Z. Pratt, and Helen j.
Normand.
Committee on Map Drawing, Misses
A. S. Favor, and Emily Moulton.
Committee on Object Lessons, c. O.
Knepper, and Miss J. Huntington.
Committee to present the subject of
Qantity and Number, Miss A. S. Favor.
A discussion upon the question,
What should constitute the Opening
Exercises of school," then followed.
Adjourned.
At 3 O'clock p. N. the Association re-
stunned its labors, and b. +. Hoodsread an
essay, upon the subject of "Graded
Schools
Reports OF Committees for the session
were postponed.
Work was then assigned for the next
meeting Of the association which is to
be held in Waterloo Jan. 22nd 1867.
Adjourned.
BENZ. r. HOOD, .se.'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
r>r. Srheckss pulmoic SWIM.

This great medicinn cured DR.. J. II. scHssc1. the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption when II had
suned Its most formidable -, ect, and when speedy
death appeared ~ be Inevitable His ply siciana
nounced hs incurable when he commenced the
Of this simple but powerful remedy Mis- health
stored in very short time and return Of the disease
has been apprehendea for all the symptoms quickly dis
appeared and his present weight more than two hun
bred pounds
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention eIcl
eiveiy TO the cure Of Consumption and the disease
which are usually complicated With IT, aud the ef.
fected by his medicines have been numerous and
truly wonderful Dr. Sch.nct makes professional visits
to several OF the larger cities weekly, where lie has
large conceurse OF patients, and truly Astonishing TO
consumptves that had to be lifted out OF their
carriages In few months become hesthy robust per.
sons. DR.. SCHENCKS PuLM0NIC SYRUP, SEA-
WEED TONIC, and Mandrake PILLS are generally
all required in curing Consumption Pun directions
company each, 30 Vat any can take them without
seeing Dr. Schenct. but when 10 convenient 10 best
TO him He gives advice free but for thorough
animation With his Re,prometer his fee 10 three dollars
Please observe. when purchasing, that the two like
nessss Of the Doctorons whom In the last stage Of CoA
sumption, and the other he TO- iu perfect health
- on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price u 80 per
bottle. or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for advice
should aiways he directed to DR. Schenck Principal or
! zee, Is North 9Th st., Philadelphia, Pa General
Wholesale Agents: Dsmas Barnes Co.. N. ", =. s.
Hanee. Baltimore, Nd John D. Park Cincinnati Ohio
Walker Taylor, Chicago H.; Collins Bros, ST. Louis,
Mo. sd ly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
A New and Grand Epoch In Medicine.

DIR MAGerEL is the foueder Of new Medical System /!
The quanttirans, whose vast internal doses enrsble
the sonach and paralyze the bowels must give prscs
dence To the who restores health and appetite with
from one to two OF his extraordinary Pills. and cur the
most yirnlent with box or so Of his wonderful
and all healing Salre These two great specifics u the
Doctor are fast supers.ding all the s.rreotyp.d nos
trums OF the day. Extraordinary cures by Masxieis
Pills and sars, have opened the OF the public to
the ineniceEey OF the called) remedies OF others
upon which people have long blindy DEEPER Mag
gels Pills mos Of The class that swallow ed BY the
dozen, and Of which svey box full taken sb
solute necessity for smother One tss OF Msssips
pills sces TO place the bowels In perfect order tone
The stomach ate an appetite and render thu spirits
iight and huoyanti There IL srpng And reaction
~ the form ~ constipation 1.-THE liver 10 Affected il
functions restored and jhs nervous system Is fee
bic, inygoraed This last quality makes the uned
clnes very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
uicerous and ernpve diseases literally
by the GiseDfectant power Of Maygiss Salvs In fact
u Is here announced that KaQgtrs Bilious, DysDsp-
tic. and Did,1hed Pill cure where oil Others fall
while for Burns, seaIds Chilbisins, Cuts and all abra-
sions OF the skin N0aies SHIRE 10 nfatbls Sold b.
M,GGisL. 81 Fulton Street, New York, end Nv eli
druggists, at % cents per box. sp.S2 "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21

4 Very Bad Case On "Wednesday
afternoon George ID. Wilcox fthis city
was arrained before Justice Crosby, for
seduction of a young woman only six
teen years old, whose parents are poor
and needy. He has third wife and
two children; and it Is said that he is
familiar with such offences. The poor
inexperienced girl, first ruined, after
wards dragged i'm the vain attempt to
destroy the fruit of sin, and at last left
with a foul disease as well as q family
state, without suitable clothing and
needing county help,-is a most pitiable
object, calling forth the indignation Of
all upon the author of her destruction.
Wilcox went through private prelim-
mary examination. and was held to
bail for 81 600; in default Of which he
was sent to Jail. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-21
A RARE CHANCE!

TO FARMERS.--The "IOlru Home
stead" publishedat Des Moines, is very
valuable agricultural paper, and should
be in the hands of every farmer. The
description of every estray animal
taken up in the state, will be found in
the Homestead. Subscription price,
81, 80 per annum.
rM. We make the following liberia
sffer. To any one paying 1926 in adj
vance, we will furnish both the
GAZETTE and the Homestead for one
year. If not a subscriber, BEGIN AT
ONCE, and you shall have both papers
till the lst of Jan. GRATIS!
N. b. We will for % quar- ter more
furnish the "PraIie Farmer" pub
lislicd at Chicago.