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RIVER MATTERS.
ssIuos our last report the following ~.


wsince our last report the following hsv
been the
STEINER Morning star, from Louisville.
Emperor, frosR Cincinnati.
Blackford, fa1m Cincinnati.
Missouri, hoih Cairo.
Mississippi, from View Orleans
" Amelia Poe, from White river.
only Cnance, from Cairo,
Guidon, from Arkansas river.
NJ. Hamble3cn. from st. Frncis wi
q lady Franklin, from Cincinnati.
Messenger, nom Cincinnati.
" Miami, from Cincinnati.
" BaHfc. from Cairo
Cgfv or cairo, from Cairo.
Tsffle Rock, from Arkansas river.
DE Vernon. from NlcKsourg
White Cloud, from Cincinnati
81 sam Gaty. from New Orleans
II. Won Pbul, from New Orleans.
cleaner, from Arkansas river.
During the same period the following have
Departures
steamer CITY OF Cairo, for caro-
Morning star, for Louisville.
ONLY Chance, for Arkansas river.
Messenger, for New Orleans.
Mississippi. for New Orleans,
Iady Franklin, for Ark'S river
Baltic. for New orleans.
White Cloud, FOR Cairo.
The following Is a list Of the remaining
Boat. I'm Port
Pilgrim, sanie List, victory
celeste. Zephyr, Mamie Byers;
Die Vernon, Bostona, Jas Raymond
Guidon, Emperor aiIgLAa
Miami. N. Hambleton, X. Hamoleton'
Little Rock, II. Vou Phul, Cleaner
weather And Business
The nrst day ofthe New Year was ushered In
cold ara ~shuddering Toward noon it gave
way 70 warmth and clearness, and al night the
sky was dotted with its m~ultitudlnous gems
throwing It's bright and clear aspect on me
earth beneath.
gusIness on the landing was brisk, notWln-
standing tbe fact that many Of our river men
were absent from the levee during the gfeaOsI
part Of the day enjoying the holiday up
town..
The river opposite this points rising slowly.
miscellaneous.
The sfasmer Juiia. caused a barge she had n
tow with four hundred bales OF hag and alot
o pottery on board, 70 spring a leak, by SRI
tIng a dr.t log. some twenty-five miles above
Caira which caused the barge 10 leak so badly
that they saved but a few bales OF nay mol wet
she landed the barge near the mouth oil Iaan
river.
The Louisville papers say that the Morning
star and City Of Cairo had a race on she FORMER
rrip I'D. and that the former passed che tlty OF
cairo twice under weigh, and beat her badly
II vas rumored in river circles last evening
hat they intended TO repeat the run on this
trim M. with how much truth, we do not pre-
tend 70 say.
The Atlantic and Mississippi steamship Com
have established the following schedule
n the departures Of their boats from Cairo for
New orleans until resumption OF navigation.
Dec. and January Jan. and
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BhaSIs A Blankets, at greatly reduced
al Drake & Co., IT Main st. destA
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We notice with pleasure among our new az
vertisements. that Of Msssrs. King, Lloyd &
McLain. cotton factors and commission me-
chants. Cincinnati, o. W. II. BigeIow, the 7
agent n this point, is prepared to make liberia
cash advances on cotton consigned 70 them fr
sale. and also 70 Ill orders Tor provisions, grain,
Hour and Baggiug promptly, at lowest market
rates M. Bigelos's oGee is No. n Madison
street. up stairs This house is responsible and
reliable, and merits a share Of public patronage
An Ep~fsode.-Duung the weary peregriniE
tons Of the unfortunate local, ever on the ale
Tor an item, he lately CHANGED to turn the cor
ner Of Court street. with the insane idea Of Wis
irinz Front street, but Immediately on strikipg
the pavement Of that interesting locality, he
encountered such a EruUgat from the icy r.
zi0ns across the ri Fer that 1t was quite over
come. q wOuls doubtiess have met with an
lgno1nini0us grave, down. deep fathOnIs
down. In the niue Of that busy resort, had lie
not been met 10y the arfable and courteous,
smiling and hosuitable aloe A., Of the firm Of
Ferree * Andrews, who had just started out 70
cash a d-ga, and who with characteristics polite
ness, after kindly inquIrlng what Gl-ed him,
took We Local into his establishment, SnGby ad-
minisJering a drought Of delicious cream ale, Of
which he has a large stock on hand, entirely
restored him. and thus doubtless saved his val
liable services for the public beneh see sd-
vertisemeut OF MessrS. r. x A.
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Wanted--To buy a comfortable dwelling
house and lot in fee, containing i've 10 sz
rooms, ia a good neighborhood. Apply to L
Howes & Co, Zi Front street, Tor three days
fan2 10
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VIII be opened from 5 O'Clock A n, until I
p. y. Advertisers viii please bear this IA mlho
and hand In their fsyors early
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Attention, LadirsI-Nnllinery al ~ Main
street, viii be sold BY Mrs Gogen 81 very re-
duced prices before moving to her new store,
33 Main street
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Mu~Ies-sizty head Of nne young mules, we'll
broke. Also, twenty head Of fine Kentucky
horses are for safe chesP at Cross & Evans Hv-
cry stable, on Third street, opposite the post
Office. isn23 to
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RRgULAR ARRANsAs RIVER PACKET
FOR pine BsuG and Little Rock.
80, -a-r prJtchard maSfar
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ON CHANGE.

New Years day was faithfully observed by
all the Banking institutions ofbhe city, conse-
uuently no business in this line was transacted.
VIRGINIA BANKS.
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M1sCELLANEoUs.
MEMPHIS BUILDING
AMI LOAN ASSOCIATION.

TfiE Stockholders OF thia Association ara
i hereby notified that the Directors have re-
solved 70 go Into al Immediate settlement OF
the Affairs Of the company, All those in ar
rsars are requested 10 call Immediately az the
on1ce OF the Treasurer, No. III Main street. M
stairs, ln the same Office with JudRs SEaynel
and make settlement J. =. ERWIN.
dee7-fw Secretary and Treasurer.
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SUBSTANTIAL ToEESs-AmOng the many
pleasant Occurrences which have transpl-eC
during The progress Of the late :Hir for the
benefit ofdissbled Confederate soldiers, nothing
gives Us more pleasure than 70 record the pre-
sanitation OF the Hne piano., on exhibition and
used a. the fair. TO ME-J. T. Ward, for her Zeal
Gus and untirlng efforts n behalf OF the noble
causs for which the late fair va instituted
Tbs lady was also, we understand, the recip-
ieat ora bale Of cotton, the proceeds Of which
she proposes 20 appropriate 70 the relief Of Con
federats soldiers. who have been manned or in
any way physically disabled by Che late civil
war. such acts Of generosity on the Part Of the
gallant doners 70 the noble cause Of relieving
suffering and want, cannOt fail te awaken q
sentiment OF the highest appreciation on the
part OF the public. and SHOWS that there sill re-
mains In our Imp0yerlsAsd country the sparks
ofphianthrophy. undiHlmed by The shadow Of
The almighty dollar
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FLOURl FL0URn FLOURlli
900 BBLS. FLOUR.
All Grades,
Received Since the Decline,
And Will be Sod According.

EAA[G [A8 0[LAAAAGs
And will be Sod According.
IKE Keep constantly on hand the largest
w and best selected stock of Flour IN the
city. Our resident partner in St Louis gives as
facilities for buying within enable us TO sell AS
Low, unotLOWERa than any other house
south OF ~ Louis. Dealers VIII consult their
Interest by getting our prices before purchasing
or ordering from other markets.
r. S. TAYLOR q CO.,
deT-lm No. z Howard Row
Southwestern Express Company
THIs Company having perfected arrange
4 ments with the sn0r est and quickest Rail-
road Lines between NEW YORK and MEM
and ALL POINTS SOUTH, are now pre-
pared to offer unsurpasstd facilities Tor regular
and prompt delivery OF Express matter.
Our goods are transported by Express Trains
In chargeOf special Messengers, AMI va guar
anty as quick time Ia transit, and At as low
rates, as any other reliable Express Company.
For Tariff OF Charges, apply to ,
DUVAL Il UEAZIITT. Agents,
ONCE ~ Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
A I. WELLS, Agent,
Office % Broadway, New York
Y. b. Merchants desiring goods transported
by our line, Will please send orders 10 their
shippers in New York. Cotton forwarded 70
New York at reasonable rates. de9 I'm
OOltS, ana Smltl q tSSJh ~fiStoieI
A SsORTED Sizes, just received by Express,
aeo w By MocoMRs & q.
Spears Cotton Clasp or Tie,
EoR SALE by the Agents,
desO 1w McCOMBs & C
WostenhOIm's and Rodgers Cutlery,
j desc iw McCOMBs & C
IRON A,Eies.
A FINE ASSORTMENT, Just received by
de8O Iw INCOMES d co.
GIN
At NIPGEN & R.EAKERTs.
MRS. We have in store
vi one box of assorted merchandise, marked
as above, sold about one or two years since
paid for. The owner viii please Drng up the
bill. pay for this advertisement, and take the
goods away.
TAYLOR & MCEWES,
DIR I'm - Adams Street
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M Troops are 0 on their way from
England 10 Canada,
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TIE CITY NEsrEEDAV.-The first day OF the
yezr eighteen hundred and sIxty-six, was very
generally observed throughout the city. Most
Of the stores along Main and Fr0ntstreets were
closed IN the early part Of the day. II gss
hailed by a midnight watch" in The Methodist
Church. in accordance with old established Gus
toms ia their services; and IN the Roman
Catholic Church, 10 was recognized and kep5
holy ~ TIE solemn and Impressive ceremonies
ofHigh Mass. On the streets, q large crowd Of
persons were passing 10 and fro continually; the
great 1sdy ofthem intent on the pleasures oftae
day-making their New Years calls-graSping
the hands OF friends IN kindly greeting, aaa IN
exchanging wishes Of the brightest moment
rew ~renconters between white and negro sol
dieus-in which the latter were generally com
PEELED 10 effect a hurried and rather
UungIing retrezt-Iittle II anything occurred
90 mar the peace and quiet Of the city.
70 the early part Of the day, the sons Of
Ham and the IS. BIS" society, composed
Ct negroes formed into procession, and parzded
in q quiet and orderly manner many o. the
principal streets. Some sought amusement
within the canvas walls Of the Great European
Circus IN the afternoon, and sppeared 70 relish
The performances with considerable gusto. In
short, an. oldand young, seemed 10 enjoy thsm-
selves % feel kind toward each other, ard 70
bury al remembrance OF past differences "a a
feeling and spirit OF tue Christianity. Let us
see, thai when another stroke is made IN the
horologe OF time. that al promises and pledges
msde. b. suldLled.
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Important 30 Master BuiIders.--We are
daily expecting froIa the North hneen ctrpen-
tiers and ten or twelve masOns and b~rscklayen-
me services Of these men can be secured by
making Immediate application TO
L. W. POOL & CO.,
aea0 a 80 Main street.
staple and Fancy stationery al Young 8
B,ofber-K de3l p
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MS DAY, The d Jan, az p. ~.
For f-espht or passage apply on board or 20
JANES II. BOURNE & co, agents,
fanq-ft No. Il jefferson street.
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This new staanaer, drawing only IL .@
tncbes water. leaves as above on s22h
TUESDAY, the ID inst, at u IA.
From Foot of Union Street gAnzH
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Dressed Lumber-A superior quality OF
White n Yellow Pine Flooring Weather
boarding, Sheetng, Doors, Blinds, sash, Josts,
suIs and studding, caa be found at T J.. Ricu's.
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For Blank Books call at Young a Brother.
sde3l q.
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No business worthy OF note was transacted In
the city yesterday We give below the condi-
tIon OF those markets, from latest dates having
an especial bearing on the Memphis wholesale
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Drake a Co., n Main street, viii commence
tomorrow, January lst, selling over Goals and
Bushes suits At greatly reduced prices. Call
in. Gents. and see for yourselves. de3lH
At TOung & Brothers yOE can find the
largest and best assortment Of Blank Work IN
this city. deA
Furnishing Goods, In grsat variety, al
Drake & 90. shirts. DrawerA Half Hose, Hdk's,
Sscktes, etc deA q
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PICKET
For Pine EIuT Little Rock. Van Buren
and Fort smith direct
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
d and the Public generally, that IhavO on
hand land constantly receiving one Of the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
to this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared TO sell at Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers can Oder Su-
periOr Inducements. Call and examine my
stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles:
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HARRY DEAN master
This splendid packet viii leave as
above AraE1A4As
WEDNESDAY, 81 Inst, at . pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board Or TO
Jas. T. BOURNE a Coz Agents,
janet No. y Jefferson street.
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TEAMBOATS

-
REGULAR zRK4MsAsRTTER PACKET.
For Pine EIuF Little Rock. Van Buren
and FORT smith direct
ONLY CHANGE. m..-.E ]. Anderson, master
This new ssssq.sr; ar = sSsv ,.P ag ~ -
TUESDAY,, the ID inst, at u m,
From Foot OF Union street ganzH
RE0ULAR ARRANsAS RIVER PACKET
FOR Pine BsuG and Little Rock
cFr Fate Pritchard. master
Having been unavoldabIy detained.
This fast and commodious steam EsA-k
or viii leave as above on 4AENDsA-
THIS DAY, the ID Jan, az p m,
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
JAMES T. BOURNE CO. agents
ian2-lt No. Il jefferson street.
REgUL4R NENPBEs AND CINCINNATI
PACKET
For Louisville and C~IncinAatL
HARRY DEAN.-.~-.-...---Siiller. master
This splendid packet viii leave as S
WEDNESDAY. 81 inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board erto
IA. T. BOURNE a Coz AGENTS,
Jan22t No. y Jefferson street.
HTIANTrcAND aLsSLSsIPPTsTEAMSHP
COMPdNY-U- s. MAIL LINE.
For Helena, Napoleon, v~icksburE,
Matches and n Orleans
OLIVE BRANCH ......--.-..-.~-- jones' master
This superb passenger steamer -
will leave A. above on -
THIS DAY ID instant, at 4 pm.
Freight received at all hours. on board the
COmpany's Wharf Boat, foot OF Monroe 81
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
Jan2lt j. v. LEN y, asent,
MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG PACKET co
For Helena, VIeIsburg ansi the BENDS
And all way points. Helena, White River, Ma
pOieon. Euntce, Gaines Landing, Grand Lake
areenyile aud Lake Providence. Also, con-
meeting at vicksburg with splendid steamers for
New Orleans. |
DIE VERNON .--.-.. ....... James Lee, master
This fine and swirl running pas A
senger steamer viii leave on -
THIS BAY, Cd instant, at pm.
Fer freight or passage apply on board orr 70
iSn9rit % Front street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
PACKET
Fer Helena. Pine RIuR and Little Rock
CLEANER .....-.....----~...--.Moody, master
This new and splendid passenger .@
steamer will leave as above on -
WEDNESDAY, Sd instant, as ) O'clock pm.
For freight or passage agPg on Doal1 OTTO
ian9-2t 27s Front street, up stairs.
NFRCHANTSAND PEOPLES LINE.
HEDNESD4Y PACKET.
va~ yfetesbuT-. Matches and n. Orleans.
HENRY Won PHUL-.-~--~.Allen, master
This splendid packet viii leave -
WEDNESDAY, Sd Instant. at 3 pm.
For through cotton receipts To ali principal
North and East, apply 10
JOHNSON 4 hl6HI Agents.,
jan2 p 362 Front street,
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aa.,nr neen nnavoIdobly detained,
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MEMPHIS AND VICKSRURG PACKET co.
For Helena, VicIksburg and the Bends.
And ali way points, Helena, White River, Ma
poleOn, Eunice, Gaine Landing, Grand Lake.
GreenVille and Lake Providence. Also, con.
meeting at .Nicksburg with splendid steamers
for New Orleans.
NlCkssuRG Hicks, master
This ins passenger steamer will r.
leave for the above R=N
TUESDAY, ID Jan, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
\. 5. GREEN, Superintendent,
decSl2t 2S Front street.
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MEMPHIS AND CINCLNNATI PACKET co
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MAMIE BYERS......... "A. Byers, master
This splendid passenger packet IT.
will leave as above on -E
TUESDAY, ID jan, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
JAMES T. BOURNE & -. Agents,
de5l2t No. u jefferson street.
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REGULAR WHITE and BLACK RIVER.
PACKET
For DEvaII's Bluff. Augusta and Jack
s9npOrG and POeahOntas.
TTTET TGT goIa ,noSfar
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This splendid passenger packet A
will leave for the above E
TUESDAY, ID Jan, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., agents,
dec3l u No. y Jefferson street.
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souIn cARoLINA RANKs.


IN, ~ .me,5es prem 81 "A State lank. 30
TonisfaRa - = chest er'6's B'k-.s5
n Orleans 60 Merchants Bank.--.50
Canal Rank - IS Southern Bk Prenl.-3
fIfzeus' q g Union --s..---.0
freseeut CITY bank 7Of
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GROVESTEEN & CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway, New York.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
| invited 10 our NEW Sc iLE, SEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOf ID PIANO FORTES which for volume
and purity of tone unrivaleG by any hitherto OF
forsd IN tins market They contain all the modern
improvements French grand artion, harp pedai iron
frame, over strung bass. ETC. and each ustrument
being made Uu.eT the personal supervision of Mr.
H. GRovKsTEEN. who has piaftical experience Of
thirty years their manu- facture, fIlly
Tanted IN every particular
sYHE "GROEESTEEN PLy9.V)-FU6TE"
RECEIVED TIE BisHEsT AWARD OF MERIT AT THE cELE-
BEATED WORLDS FAIR
Where were exhibited instruments from the besI
makers Of ondou, Paris, Germany. thiladelrliia
baltimore, Boston and New York and also at the
American Institute for five years. TN e
tsoLD aud SILVER MEDALS IRON both Of which can be
seen a. our ware-rO0ms
w the Introduction Of improvements make
sti more perfect PanO-fnrte, ana by manufacturing
largely WItia strictly ca IN system enabled To
offer the instruments at price which will preclude
AT cptnpetIUOn
hr 81 class PianO-forta
TEENS Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
July -, lc66-ly-H. z.
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BY oRDEn OF THE Committee.

BG~ ODD Fellows PARADE.-The an
nual parade of the l. o. of o. F's. took
place at Orangeville, on last Thursday, and
was grand success Music by the Berwick
Brass Band. Several hundred members Of
the Order, in full Regalia, participated in
the exercises and formed most interesting
procession The attendance of citizens and
strangers was also very respectable.
The procession. after parading through
town, under the direction of Marshal e. g.
Rickets, marched to the Mob Mountain
grove, where they were addressed by Rev.
Mr. HEssER, then partook of sumptuous
Free Dinner, after which another address
was delivered by Rev. N. SPEAR. 1t was
most pleasant and social reunion of this ex-
cellent Brotherhood All things passed off
pleasantly and nothing occurred to mar the
order of the interesting exercises.
BeS- On Tuesday of last week the return
match between the Shawanee. and Continen-
tai Base Ball Club was played at Plymouth,
on the ground of the former club, and result
ed as the annexed score will show
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
HAND TANNING MILLS.

THE patsntec, Mr GEORGE LEACH. after twelve
years OF experimenting IN the eonstruction Of fns
aud grain cleaners, has AT length perfected very
simple device by which farmers arrive any
perfection III the selecting Of all kinds of grain for
seed
claim for this machine that it does away with all
counter currents, and gives an even uniform blast,
testing the grain by weight and not by size,
Inc eohNction Is now wen grouudedi IN tha MINDS
Of the best scientific men of the country tn at the
marked depreciation OF the grain crops for years
back is owing to the degeneration of the seed sown
aHd the poverty of the soil il j. The
opinion OF many that the weavil aud other destroy
ing insects. destructive to the crops pr9duce4
aud matured within the kernes, thus rendered ight-
than the others, that they by this machine
This improvement may be attached toa any ordinary
tanning mill IL can chaff much faster and clean
grain for market more perfectly than any machine
Ii enables the 10 select from hi- mer
chant grain, the soundest and heathiest berries Tor
seed.
Ky this means also all grass seeds may be brought
to the same perfection for sowing, as the best Of
grains. GEORGE LEACH.
Owcgo. Tioea Co, n. Y.
refer, by special permss 10 he following let
ter Of The New York State Agriculture. eisgy
Hon COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS:
have examined with great Mr.. Lrach' :
10 me On careful examination, that il Is Improve
ment of vast Importance to the farme biIiers aud
all ia fact who use grain. II IS very sImpIe and
VIII give To the farmer long needed IN s=pa-
rate the graIn- IL gIves uniform berry. ana thus
uniform plant all riPenIng at the thus
ding large percentage u the crop, hope, care
iul ninatinD. that you will think woithy Of
ace among the approved inventions
am very truly yours,
o. r. JOHNSON,
sec'y of the ". State Agricultural Socittv.
The undersigned. having used aud tested Leach's
Fan in separating ana selecting grain the
last year. fully satisfied with the Improvement.
aud gladly endorse the secretary letter, and
mend 10 the farmers generally make of il be-
fore the next sowing:
d. l. B,oodgood, Treas. Tioga Co. AgT Soc.
George w, Hoilenback. Owego. N. Y.
John 1. Taylor,
E l.. b. Curtis Pres Tompkins Co. Agrcui turaI
and Horticultural Society.
Joseph Martz. CatawIssa.
G.. w. NcKeIvy
Benjamin Wagner. Roarnecreek. Col co.
Jacoh kosteubauder Fraak!iH,
Jesse Mensch, -
Geurge Scott,
G. II. Brown, Maine.
Daniel Yetter,
Joseph Conner, Centre,
Mord ecai hiliard. y
Elias Greasy, -
Vasirne Boon, Bloom.
David CLARK, Nontcur twp.
0aIrk,
GrIer Quick. :"
james Baf ton, +"
Henry BsIwig. =
GIlber' Il fowIer, Brcrcreek
Wesley RIsai iemiptk.
Silas Johnson LCcRsl tHn,
George favrHee. vi Fisasant Twp
henry neilIcs, Sco,I.
john NelIek,
Jacob Gerard. Greenwood
Caleb St,lenan, M.ntodseolnty.
John fssxweH. =
Franklin Snyder.
IL Mills repaired by
MAHLON HAMLTN,
August s. 1866. Catswissa.
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Bdr The lady that called at our Of
fee last week, subscribed for our paper and
stated that shes could not content herself
without having good county newspaper to
read, should be pattern for hundreds of
others in this-county to initiate; especially
those mothers who are bringing up a family
of bright young sonsand daughters.
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m A r. RED

On the 26th fully, 1866, by the Rev. J.
Eyer, Mr. Daniel Fetteroff, to Miss Esther
Nuss, both of Maine township, Columbia
County.
At the house of the brides father, in Lo-
cous Township, on the 2eth inst, by Rev
s. c. Swallow, Anna Strauch, of Locust
Township, to Jacob Millard, of Catawissa