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PROPOSAL
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
IL ARTICLES AT TIE WARRINGTON NAVY

NAvr PAYNAsTER's oyYIor,
wAsHNaros, y. O., July b, 1857.
Sealed proposals. to be endorsed Proposals, -
will be received at this once until IL m, the nrst
day Of August 1857 for the following articles, tohfch
must b efthe very bet quaiy 70 30 deliysied free
q expense and Government tag, at the washington
Navy Yard, aud sudsct 10 ths usual fnspsffon there
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
~ QSsventy .two) dozen Piles
(0ne) barrel Boiled Linssed OIL.
20 (Rorty) gallons Alcohol, Cwsst's) 9s per cent.
Rssponiibis security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded. Biank forms
had at tits oncs. CALVIN o. jackson,
jy26.st Paymaster q. Q. Navy. q
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PHOTOGRAPHED,
" ART GALLERY,
INTHLLIaBHoHR BUILDINa,
Sll seventh street,
oHoR MORE IN RUNNING oRDHR.

The damage caused By the lkts are has been 10 far
repaired thai business will be resumed
THIS MORNING. CwKDNEsDAY October 4thJ
Whom, a. formerly the rule win be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment,
"PRoDUOk THE BKBr, NO MATTER WHAT THE
COST IN TINE AhD MATERIAL"
Mr.. q. takes this opportunity 10 thank his numsr-
Gus friends and sustomsrs for pAst kindnsss, and
70 say u shall BE- his constant aim 70 continue 70
merit The very liberal sassurassnsss Asrslstere p.
sAdsA V hin 80 n - osl.d6
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1907 GREAT 1907
lOO( PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO/
70 fHK NoRTHwEsr,. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.

SPRING scHRDULR.
On and amer NAY a4h. 1857. trains will run ss
follows:
ns.on....7. q. m. Baltimore. 10 p m.
.sS Z nm mn ...", no
THE dRIAT boUBtE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELB0AnT sCKnERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
adyantages Of mailing all changes In UNION De.
POTS, and no FERRIBs.
Tickets By this route can be procured Al the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PennsyivaniA avenus,
underNationa Hotel, whore reliable Information win
be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofnes can
cure aeeommodAtions In Sleeping Cars for Rimra or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth 81. and Penn. svsnue,
WAshington, DC.
dsS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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Of Pari. and London, Win .he most ,FrA,fying re-
sealed and postpaid 81 Descriptive Circulars mailed
free. Address BKR6KR, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists,
No. as6 River street. Troy, MI. Sole agents for the
Unitsd stAtas. mhie-dkvly
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HEDDEN, WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 90 Broadway, New York.

STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
And GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made on approved Securities.
Particular attention given TO orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of the Adams, American, United States
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully sxssutsd.
JOSIAH HIDDEN, ISAIAH O. BABCoCK,
LOCKE ". WINCHESTER. RoBERTN. HIDDEN.
70 20-eodm
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RPHA ANS Oo'U RT. :.

TO Z F Fl A N 81 O 0 o R T
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIHGToH 90 S1Ia oIarY
TO Wit;
In the case Of Harriet Lee dmin.tratrix of HsnYx
and kliiabeth Relson, deceased the administratrx
cioresaid has with the appreciation Of the Orphans
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, A. d. isof Tor the
anal and distribution Of the personal estate
81 said deceased and Of the In hand As far n
ne same have been collected and turned into money!
yhen and whore all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified 70 attend, with their claims
properly youehed, or they may otherwise By law BE-
excluded from all bsnsni Ia sAid dsessssdT q estate
provided = copy Of this order be published once q
week for three weeks In the nAfIoEAL RnPuBLIoAT
Test; JAs. H. o'BRIRNR,
VS'WSW Register Of Wills,
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FixAscrAL-During the week ending on
Saturday there has been received ct the
Treasury Department from the printers
S359, 500 in fractional currency. The
amount forwarded during the same period
was % follows; To assistant treasurer Of
Philadelphia. 100000; at Boston, $780,.
900, 70 United States depositary al Ohica.
20, 825, 900; TO national banks and others,
$ss, ,3r6.67; total, S3l4,376.76.
The amount Of securities held by the
Treasurer Of the United States in trust for
national banks, reported on Saturday, were;
For circulating notes, S340, 0,631 800; for
deposits Of public moneys, S38, ,797, $50;
total, S379, ,42s,A s,Ab0.
The amount Of national bank currency
issued during the week was S76,250,
making the total amount issued up TO date
Sso3, ,s2s,e76. From this II TO be deducted
the currency returned, including worn-out
notes, amounting TO u l,522, ,462, leaving In
actual circulation at this date, $29s, s,s06,-
Ala srs ..-.
The amount Of fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed during the week
was $263,494 ... :
The receipts from internal revenue to
the same date were S755, ,240.02, making
the total amount for the week S4,676,-
563.s6, and the total since the beginning
Of the present fiscal year, $22, ,27l, 1850.
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VNHKRE eomsth glad tidings OF Joy to all,
i 10 young and TO old, 10 great and 10 small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare.
h free for all, and all may be far,
By the use OF
oaAsrKLLAR's WHITE LIQUID KHAMRL,
For Improving and Bsautfying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use
for giving the skin beautiful psarl- TINT that s
only found in youth. II quickly removes Tan,
ness, EruPt.ns, and all Impurities Of the skin, kind
healing the same, leaving tbs skin white, and
clear alabastsr Its use cannot be detected by
the closest ssrutiny. and being vegetable prepars
tion, Is perfectly harmless 1t s the only article
OF the Kind used BY the french, and Is considered
Upwards Of SO, 900 bottles were ssld during the
past year, q suhheient guarantee Of Its efficacy.
Price only 70 cent?. Sent BY mall, postpaid, on re-
pERGRR, SHUTS 4 co., Chemists,
nhls-d&wlv ash River street, Troy N. z.
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TOSEP Fl Fl. SHAFFIELD'S
81 WRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
Ae Psnnsy lvAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
Ha wing enla rRed and rehttsd my establishment II
Ia no t6s iare est and hnsst in the city-something
long needed In washington.and am now prepared
to fur nish mysustemsrs and me public In general
lima Partiea. RAirs, Weddings, etc. furnished al
the sho vts aose and the most reasonable terms.
mvo. in JOSEPH II. BHAFRIRLD.
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nattsrng success. Names Of all pur hassrs viii be
registered, and entire satisfaction mot given In
every instance, the money will be ncheerfully re-
funded. Price by mail, sealed, and postpaid, o.
Dsseriptiy "a ereulars and tesmonials mailed free.
Address, BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No.
2s6 River street, Troy. N. Y. Sole agents for the
United States. mhl9- -d&wlys
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uAILn ADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
Il AND BkLfrhoR1 RAILROAD. -
ffnI fABLI,


conmsAsins MONDAY, April len, 1858
Trsins for Baltimore and w hinssea isavssAiis.
lis = n., Express, goss.y, s.esp,.a 4 li.lss.
n. kxprsssi 400 .. m. II, essi and n.oo ,. n,
III Ya5r ss slslsss. &; n;1s q
Leave Baltimore, T.B 4. m, Way Nail 20 q m,
...prsssi 10 ?. n Kxprsss; e~ ,. m, ksprsss; |;
o." , m,' h1prss.nsn snnp.y rp.u
Law Phiiadslphia for Baltimore and washisgson
Leave Baitnors for fkilAdsiyhis 4. sDp.n.
L;ss' Ls,c ssitmor; fos Hsy lss ISs. 4 z =
m II B o UG h LINE BETWEEN
i MAsHIHaroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
WAsnrraron, Jan. Q, lse7-noon-
Trains bstwsen washinston and Hsv York are now
y soR u INV INV acRk, vi,Aos. chang. Of ears,
Lssvs daily Except Sunday q HL@ q m, ials
yoR PHILApILPHIA.
Leave daily (sxsspt suaday) q LS a. m. and iais
'aa =" ana , Oh On SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phiiadslphia at 700 ,.
MssSi.s ear, fer ssw York on 700 .. m. Hs,.
Through uslsts 10 Phiiadslphis, New Yorh or Bss-
ION, san Be had at the Station onss 81 all hours In
sss Bainmors and Ohio railroad sdvsrsissmsns
for schedule between Washington, Baltinors, An.
nspelis, and tbs West "a WILSON,
L Master Of ofTrAnsportation
L. n COLI,
\ GKo. g. KooHfE,
Agent, WashinGtsn.
4 J. WILKIHs,
Passenger Agent
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A 81 r o LOG CYL
rHK WORLD AsToNIsHxD
At TIE WONDERFUL REvELArIoss
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLooIsT,
M A d AME H. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She re-
stores 10 happiness those who from dosful events,
eaastrophes, erossss In love- loss Of relations and
friends, loss Of money, &C., have become despondent
She brings together those long separated gives inor-
nation concerning absent friends lovers restores
lost or stolen property, tells you the business you
arc best qualified 10 pursue and In what you will be
most successful, causes speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry, gives you the
name likeness and ehAraoerstios Of the person. She
roads your very thoughts and By her almost super
natural powers unveils the dark and hidden mysts-
riss Of tho future. Prom the stars we see In the
hrmamsnt-the n.alene stars that overcome or pre-
dominate In the connguration-from the aspects and
positions Of the planets and the hxsd stars In the
heavens al the time Of BIRTH she deduees the futurs
destiny Of Fail not 10 consult the greatest As
trologist earth. II costs you bat trfhs and yor
may never again have 40 favorable an opportunity
Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired IL.
formation, S Parties living at distance can con
salt the Madame by mall with equal safety and sat-
isfaetion to themselves, as II In person. full and
explicit chart, written out, with all Inquiries
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt
Of price above mentioned, The striotest seeresy WIN
be maintained. and all eorrespondence returned or
destroyed References Of the highest order Furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly the day Of the
month and year IL which you were born, enclosing
Address, MADAME H. A. PERRI1o,
mhls-duly p. o. Drawer 2os Buffalo, MI.
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NEW ADvEHTIsEM11N.
ITO ADvRRTIsE ERs.

rhs fssiiitss possessed By our Arm for The trans
action Of The business Of general Advertising agents
are now generally admitted to BE- Superior 10 tho's
Of any similar establishment, in this country. Our
special contracts with most Of the leading nswsps.
psrs throughout The Es,,srn. Middle and Western
States give rs Advantages over all other agents, no,
only in the prs.si which We are enabled ,osonsrasi
for. but N. position We secure for our eastonsr In
the columns Of the sswspapsrs, and The promp,asss
and care with which all our advertisements are In.
sorted. Persons interested in advertising should
mako themselves acquainted with our facilities be-
Soxa eonixssti. Hs .s..iss.ordsss for all nauspa
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N TELLS.
In W ! N H o U 8 e,
EUROPEAN STYLE,
No. aia Psnnsyiyania avenue,
Adjoining wills,d., Hotel,
9. ". owr Proprietor. isas.ln
w IL A R Ds' H OF u L /,
sYizs, CHADWICK q co.,
Pror,urons, ....
ooRsRR PRrt. AVE. AND YouRrEsNrH STREET,
WASHINGTON oTTY. n,7.h
VIZ ASHINGToN HOUSE
~ MRS. A. p. BKvRRIDos, Proprietrsss.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Third street, con
vsnisnt to Bait more and Ohio Railroad and Orange
and Alsrandril Depot. washington, DC. jya.a
MON OTEL,
~ CoRHEHoY sHvINrH AND st. SOUTH,
I. now open For iAs reception Of the travelling
Zeal Hssis furnisha at all hours.
The bar IL stoksd with the best Of Wines Liquors,
and Cigars. WIN. wAsHiNaros.
ysA-eaA : : .Sf.
T BROWNS UNION HOTEL, COR
a., nsr rbitssnth- and "a half street and ~
Pennsyivania ssnus, washington, DC.
Boarding andlodsihs By the day, week, or II
This house hs bean thoroughly renovated, and is
now open for III reception OF guests.
Board Per mo!th. ....................vzoU
Board Per ryek..................... wv
Tabs board..l. .....................s... ow
Il. bar !. g sp.gg: gsl supplied Win sici:: imported
n: isa domestic Liquors asS Sls. Pl.pr.s
IS = A I!ussl.s. ] g \ .1a.ue. Il g U s e ;
BETwEzS SIXTH AND SEVENTH sTREErs,
WASHINGTON, D. O., q, ......
JoHNH. sKhMRs, PROPRIETOR
This Houssh sntirsly now, elegantly furnished,
Ss .SSIss Mp.as .rs sIS Sns
Rooms on u, Arst and second foors reserved ex-
eis,iysy for 'sesis1s sss en- sSs:s' ~ g pxp nav E
EBBITT HOUSE,
o. o. WILLARD,
Pnornnron,
CoRzzRor TouHrszSrH Asp srsxxrs,
IwAsHnoros crrr. apl6
METRO9oLITAN HOTEL,
- CelxEHLr BRowS's HorlL,)
POINT 4 SHELL LEY,
PRorRnroIs,
Psnnsyivania avenue. apl6-ly
TINTED STATES HOTEL,
NH. BxAH, PRoPKIEToRL
AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRD AND
HoUR-AN-A-HALYs STREETS, WASHINGTON,
DC.
Board-ss5o Per day. mh27-sm.
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ISpIAx AyYAIRs.--The President has ap-
pointed Lieutenant General Sherman and
Brigadier Generals w. s. Harney and Al
fred 81. Terry members Of the Indian
commission. This completes the list, the
act to establish peace with certain hostile
Indian tribes having specifically men
toned the other members, namelyi N. g.
Taylor, commissioner Of Indian affairs;
John B. Henderson, chairman Of the Sen
ate Committee Of Indian Affairs; 8. 8.
Tapan, and John B. Sanborn. The two
last named were generals in the volunteer
force.
The commission have authority 10 call
together the chiefs and head men Of hos
tile tribes, make treaties Of peace, and Sc
lect districts Of country for their aggregate
occupancy. The Indian bureau will i'm
mediately place itself in communication
with every member Of the commission,
with view TO entering upon their duties
at the earliest practicable period. They
will prob ably assemble at ST. Louis on the
LIST OF August.
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
- ~ n 1890,
ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
vs. No. 90 BROADWAY, New York.
.sHsse rrs' giastat is'H v
wnI1Ak o ALEXANDER pr.ad.s. HENRY n HYDE yl; p..n.
bRoRaK PHILLIPS, JAMES ALExANDER, Secretary
.AsssE .ssssssE GSsn sSR .... owe. sssss:ss 8: 8:
Ms. COMPANIES IN STATES
.
'a@ dividends Declared Annually, Payable in Cash.
srAssm
..w svs".ss For THE YEAR D'' OVER ''ooo'0'0 90

o Of
NJ
s.s 5: :a N. s sS .S s s % ~
=. u. ! u
T IN rdusuon q .
TO the reduction dns number Ms RsHP 70 % paid
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d EA UTYi
O AUBURN. GOLDEN, YLAxEN, AND sILKEn

TRIsER LIE CHKvEUx.
ons application war;
ranted 70 curl the most
straight and stubborn
hair Of either seq into
! wavy ringlets or heavy
I massive curls. Has been ,
used by the faahionablos
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f IN A N CIAL.
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SCHREIBEH
CORNRT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOUIS SCHREIBER'S 70
NEW PATENT INSTRUMENTS,

a. 1851 eeiAsh ohNort ana othor motAls.
Pronounced By leading musicians, such a. o. An.
s,n p Lnso Thonas Carl Bergman, Q. 9. Grauiis,
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

Tau "TfixiusIrsstTiRRs ciPiL.
LAIRR, the most won
derful discovery In mod
ern science, acting upon
the Beard and HAIR In an
almost miraculous m
, ner. II has been used by
the elite Of Paris and
Lnudnn with tha maa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-21
FARMS& PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.

/ ME have for sale on reasonable terms the
The NV u ofsec. Il, township 10, range 1, he.
ing 1874 ~ 100 acres situated in the sw of inland
township. known rs the VIM. Ncclain farm
wasered. Price reasonahle ani terms easy
rns . sw s q The s, NV ana NV q sw o
I, being 10 acres. good timber. and 10 acres ~
farming land oftioon creek fenced and under
/. cultivation, small orchard and grove good one
story stone house, known as the Judge Smith
fariIf-at SIS pfr acre. 90 #-.
A farm OF Ias acres. 8. miles sw Of town, and
and fenced into convenient lots. good house.
stables, &c, fine orchard and 30 acres timber.
Price. s5 per acre. Terms to suit purchasers.
Sc OF town: one OF the best stock farms ia the
country. has excellent timber, 80 acres set in
rich blue grass, fine young orchard. good build
per acre. e.~..y ..... --...... /. d. Es .... r.@
. acres Immediately cast Of fair grounds, an
greens, shruhbery and fruit trees.
Improved farm Of 100 acres one-fourth mile
west Of Covers Ferry; acres timber, story and
acres timber oIe-fourth mile east OF the Ferry.
Price s2s per acre.
Good farm of2iO acres; Ion improved, I4o acres
timber, good house and stock stables, Smiles
from Railroad station good stock farm. having
spring and creek. Price SO per acre. u cash,
The NV quarter Of sec. is. TslR .; 100 acres
Irlce Sl2 per acre, haifcash, balance in one and
, " asI y uuJaseHt 70 Starr q <Aaas!AA 20 20" y,
petNS 2 Part OF Inc Knott farm, which we will
sell In lots TO suit purchasers.
Lot No 2, Block No. 81, and Lot No. 10. Block
No. IS in town OF Upton. st -s -E5s'SI -
The sw Il Of sec. 3, tip 81. range 2, ifo acres.
The = of the NV Il sec. Is, 81, X ]; 50 acres.
Price siIJ, cash. -s .@ t@anr#s eeS-
The II II of the ne n, sec. ), I -, r /; 50 acres.
Price IS peracrc.
The sw u Of the ne VI. and the east half of the
NV /, and the sw - of the NV Il of sec. ~ t'p
20, Il 4; l90 acres. All in Cedar county. Iowa.
Also the south u of the ne IA see. j. 7 So, II b.
west, in Calhoun county. iowa
Also. south = NV u, neh sw Il, sec. 5, 7 90. II
30; l20 acres. .-
Also. north = of ne d and ne quarter OF "
quarter and sw quarter of sex. :, 4 ~, X III, 2s9
acres. -
Also. sec. 9T'p 90. R re; fn acres. SEC. Il, IsG1
II 35; $40 acres. All in Buena Vista CO.. Iowa.
$50 acres choice prairie land in Cass county,
Iowa. sa a. rrs. msF .--a s... II
WOLF & IANDT,
n5 4 Agents. Upton, Iowa.
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tT Hon III. Price returned to his
home in this city on Monday morning,
at the close of three months banishmcay
at Washington, Inhrosen by single
days absence from his seat III Congress
During that period Mr.. Price not only
won new honoIs by his consistent and
earnest support Of radical Republican,
ism, but also earned the gratitude ot
every citizen of Iowa, Of every resident
OF the Upper Mississippi Valley, and
especially every citizen OF Davenpor,
and Rock Island by his interchangeable
effort in behalf OF the riverimprovtment
appropriations and those for the arsena.
and new railroad bridge While Others
from the west rendered important ai,i
in voting for these measures 70 NJ. Price.
more than any other pan. i due the
honor of the energetic ANA persistent
effbrt which really secured the success
in which we all to-day rejoice. IT Is No
small matter of congrrtulation that the
services or so faithful g representative
have not terminated with tbs Thirty
ninth Congress. -Das. CARR.
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Iowa News.

1t is estimated that the population OF
Iowa was sweiied at least GO, 900 by emil
cratien during 1866 This number will
probably be exceeded during the pres
tnt year. Al. ssss
The citizens of Marion and the farmers
iheTeabout are taking measures to estab-
lisE = cheese factory III that neighbor-
hood.
The Dubuque Herald says that Mr..
Harris 0f that city has lately invented q
snow piow which is quite triumph of
mechanical skill. The machine is at
tacise;i Ia treat of the locomotive. aud
lie claims that il will remove six feet of
sE0w from the track with the train rum
ming A the rate OF twenty-five miles an
hour. II his assertion proves true, this
plav will soon come into general Use on
sAo western prairies. ....-.. ........ .
During the month of February there
were 81 barrels OF ale, and Is, 900 cigars
manufactured in the davenport Dist iiri.
The revenue tax or ale AID beer was
26l2.al for the same time.
Two lovers took stroll the other
evening in Dubuque. After bring up at
the gate, aud taking good night kiss, 4
brother Of the young dansel made his
appearance, and severely damned his
sisters hearts affection, and let him
understand tina; he-himseif- had tax en-
too many of those late night preambles
not to know what they meant.
Iowa publishes one newspaper for
every G ,oeo Inhabitants. OftheSe twelve
are dailie>.
The Blu lington H1rk-Epe publishes q
letter from a Portland. Oregon, cores
pendent. 1t Is dated Jan. 22d, and reads
As follows: As the first snow Of the
season Il just now falling. ] thought |
would write you in relation to an item
| saw lately III youf paper. Some one
had basket OF apples, .oJ in number,
which weighed lt5 pounds, and offered
10 bet sle that it could not be beat in
the United States. | will bet him Slnol
that san next summer put loo apple:
in basket that will weigh is pound.
will make him git, you bet"
The Society OF Friends in lows
! number nearly eight thousand. theI
have sixty-9ne Sabbath Sahn,a~ anc
/ ihITty-acven libraries. In the last yea
j tie Society has contributed =. 90. - fol
the senRss Of the Freedmen, aud ha,
! sus.aireiFa large number Of .eacher
among them. who have given inSruc
tlen 10 over two thousand eolors,
+ people.
The Msr>hallto.n correspondent 0
the Chicago yca~4Es SAYS the reportec
rejection ofE 4e appointment =. Bscve
R~is2c.ler General Thomas z Benton
+ Jr. A. Federal Assessor for the SIKH
District OF Iowa was mistake: that III
nephew 81 ais GnclG@ vas eoufslIle.
by l-e Senate.
-Fnsty-one persons joined tae Eon
-Eerationat church in recent reyira
1t Newton
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men, not 70 allow any mopnews OF the

~ mcYft not 70 allow any norrnews or tht
UPRISING IL Ireland - be forwarded ~
the Atlantic cable. Ii this is true, ths
sooner we have another ocean telegraph
tile better, As the one We now have
y would he used merely Mt the pleasure o.
The English GpeaTiiiaeIi. EiiouRil
intelligence by cable gni through sester'
Y aav. however. 10 Indicate that the
troubles are not vet ut an end. The
English Government has dispatched
four ganboats 10 Dublin to he posted on
the Iifiey.
/ \ Boston constable, thinking 10 trap
/ n druggist whom he suspected Of occa-
-, sionally selling liquor by the glass,
! called for some whisky or brandy de-
clar;ng himself sick. The druggist who
suspected his GRAND, said he did not
: sell liquor at all except ia cases oi SICK
ness, and then only on Prescription.
THE visitor declared himself in pain,
and 80 sick that he must have some IN
: SOME Way. aud as,caaed the offer oil the
! drslgsis;, who wruse him n prescription
Of <sPs~fasfS rfai Etgi'fei SsfthGr0 7Etsu AID
. ssstr,r a.yrr, familiarity known Is brandy.
sugar ane! wafer. The dose Was drank.
aud ave dollar aiii presicrss for pay.
and the anfor.auaie man recsiveu eighty
cents III change pom an explanation
i,snc sskcSi FIR, he Was told that four
sisl,ars Ms changed for a prescription
end twenty seais far the esauay. and
he aels-rei asusing over the great in
crease Of price for medical prescriptions
\ gentleman in New York was 80
,honaurhiy oval during the war that he
remained four of his feminine children.
.~a.asSan the aSsss OF three and nine years,
New York, Massachusetts,, Ohio, aud
lows n ssser the rans. patriotic States in
THE linton. sssnrs~ then he has had two
more girls. and christctfes them Indiana
AMI Illinois. He now feels that their
Union Is secured. and that no such
thing - secession can ever enter his
faniin. even IL he had q half dozen boys
named after South Carolina. Mississippi,
and the other rebellious States. ..rn-
The Htsaid's Washington special,
says: The expedition against the hostile
Indians of Kansas and Nebraska, |
under the command of Maj. Gen. Ham !
cock. is fully equipped and supplied,
and viii star, from Fort Leavenworth .
March Is. Gen. Hancock orders al
trains Ia be organized for defense by !.
electing captain aud other officers, aud /
the teamsters and other EN- {
,lloyees. and all Others belonging TO the ,
train, into one or more companies. No I
trains are to he allowed to pass into the +
Indian country which number less than |
twenty wagons aud twenty armed men. |
an attack i made by Indians
on any train pursuing the overland
routes. the commanding officer of the
,.cares. military pest Is directed TO fur
ni>h prompt assistance