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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-28
Aus Sem Nprbmeifeu.
(@dreiben bes 9errn Midael Nitler at ben
6o9p. P. Gornelius Wittmann o. s.. B. in
Hi1rnpnb, Minn.)
(Tort(eBuna.)

Uprt1eBun9.)
81. 2ouis> Marion &c. Oregon.
9o6wirci9er Yater!
Gnplid famen mir mad Camp 8uz
fprc> 100 tas alte Sort Union fanc,
bier tlieten mir 2 Sage. Infer Capt,
mubte ieiaepicroe Y%erdubern> um9ebensz
mitttl 81 taufen> po feline 2tute i9pn
etli1e Sage bun9erten ; topurtb aber
famen iis in cine lebr mibli6e 2aee>
cenn le fpnl,ttn nut, feline Moaen sum
Iransprrt tbreS @epdds mebr mitf Ibz
ten. Wir erbarmten uns ibrer, luoen
ibr 0epdf auf unlere Waoel, uno
i9leppten ite NIT bic naG Benton, mas
uns "a Sage nabm. Son Bufcro bis
8entpn paliirten mir ver1dierene Snciz
a%neritdmme> bic Grees unp Bladfeet
fe paren ale frieclidl bic 8ladf feet tpaz
rem her id6nite unp reidite Stamm.
Die &etie BON Buforc bis 8enton mar
in Der 9bat feline unan9enebme su metz
men, mir batten perl9iere,1e StrSme
gu paiilren. Gas 9rcbarti9teS @auipiel
1pas je 9eleben werpen fam, bot jt6 am
Poplar GiYer tar> npr, elmer MnbDbe
aus uberlaben mir raelbal, unc lpwett
has Nu9e rei6te> mar 2Nles l9mar3 BON
BuHalcs, ]e maren in un,dbliden
Maden. Wan fann bic 8ufalps aber
obne pferc faum befpmmen 1ie balten
10 S6uBe aus unp lauf en rarn mod
fort. SD Mill Sbnen einen Sail ersdbz
len, Der mir lslbit be9e9net 1T. - Sd
9ien9 zines friben Mpr9e1,e aus Dem
Eager u,n einen Buffalo 3u fdieben,
t6 ge,pabrte Ginen, er ,par auf elmer
Mnb6be unp cine trofeneGree Stpil9en
MFR uno rsmSufalo ; pieler lag OUT Der
Grce nit hem 8aden gu mir oefebrt ;
i9 fam ibm bis auf un9efdbr 70
Sdritte nabe> obne ppn ibm bemerft 3u
rercen, t6 bate einen Is Shooter
[cine Nrt 8idfen NIT Is Qacun9enL
BE anp mid ALIEN uno ra@te Jpn bin<
reideno auf ben erfen Sdub 9eben st
miben, sielte auf ras Rldratb unp5crs
aber nadpem i6 Jpn 10 &useln seeebe1
Bate woute er nod imu1er auf t9
lpran9 nun berum uno 3ielte ouf ca6
&u9e als er3eiden pesG erencens oab;
i4 slautte nun er iei topt, sin9 ms
Eager 5urud unb frIbfldte, mprauf i9
etlide ManN mitnabm ben Buffalo
aus3umeicen.' Bir fancen Jpn an ben,
%benannten Srte lie9en; i'd faste gu
meiaem 8rucer, bier babe i9 ibn 3ueri<
bin9ei9u6en unp beriib1te nit otmGinz
ger bic @unpe +; i'm Nu9enkide ais Ct
cfe 8erlbruns empfanc, lpran9 er auf
uno tapon. Sun te9ann eas S@ie@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-28

Gin bcmtiebes Tenierlteb.

SIT Deutalano madt jest Gin Uenierlieo BIZ
Runbe, bas irsent ein @igfupf auf bic !Melubit
es Mubler'i9en ,.0rab aus benz Wirtbsbaus'
bat. Die Yarcbie 1T nidt libel ie lau=
ME fplet:
To merry old England,
Grab aus benz gneelauo
armm i9 beraus:
Qpnbpn tpie numbering
@teb1 cu mir aus!
Jeuier burdlpufen bih
3reus unb bic Quer,
llnb auf swei Meniden fommt-
Gin Rpultatler!
Rehsr panb-ltnfer 9ano>
Setter ein S9uft!
M0c prei S6ritt meit Fieet
Ma5 in bic 2uft.
@6lei9it bit int 9arnil9 bid
Nbenbs sur Stub,
Mlit tenn &esclper taun
9sdt BIZ bid gu.
@iea weibe Meoel UNIV
@plfen Ia steb'n,
&iedit but im @eif i9cn N9-
ro9lYeerin
BORT uabt nit brennsnSsr
Yfeifs eiu Mann-
Cider Der fedt jeb, bic
@asanfalt an!
Gag lut'9es Gnslano, paS
@daft bir bic Yetn?
@puf es bas bGle &C.
@t6en tppbl iein?!
Du speit benz Srren gu
@tramm ait baS Sell;
Sd1me hid -iaame bid
Sitter @eleQ!!
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
! oBtTUARY.I


DIED-Jan. Goth, 1868, in this city, In the 10th
year OF his, age, Of, pulmonary, eOnsunption,
EDwlk ], crAfrpollg son o5 Wesley GlaypoolN
The deceased was aSonng man Of uncommon
purity of hfs md aaiublny ordispositioh, Nn51
was greatly beloved By all who Knew him. Un.s
III his health fa1ed he was a repiar'attmdont
of the Sabbath School. II was not afraid. to
die, FOR be trusted fnJepl3 "whois able to,
save Them to thouttermost that come to God
by Him9'-- ehRic5thd Gazettd.lo ''' 'rr fi''t Z
Observation-Disclosures ilthslsaS atihe resl-s
depee Of her son.inslawI Joseph oKurts,q near
Berns Stations, Fairfield county, Ohio, anna
zo6k, at the advanced age Of 90 years, and u
days, widow of thesiatsl Rev. David zpok. de.
ceased. She was born in Berks county, Penn,
,Februasy'Is5 lt7s, aid came 10 VA Sbt c6dh y,
Ohio, in 1918, and t6 Fairfield County in 1881!
She was the mothsEofs children many yesapd-
children, and some great.grand. .children. Many
vii hremenIberhe ehaEftysi She VAS BslovSd.
by allwha sihaEhst, being a1rnezfoIIO&efor
Christ. Many will mournhsrdspaftnfE s@s,
-rgr -ea1A. -J!gK41G
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT! !
81. n" vi in Lancaster 7 rot-Ntifgaht. ttfa

We have received letter from
the iipstrious philosopher and or
ator, ~, N" OF which we have
only space to observe that it an.
Anouhces his Intention lobe present
in the body in our city tonight,
and once more to lift the veil which
onshrouds the prejadicod 'vision' Of
Lancasterian humanity, and 10 af-
ford ono moro opportunity ITO gaze
upon the Truth as it is held sup
and promulgated by this, her most
fearless advocate. 1t is gratifying
to know that whatever the effect
of his searching and theory. .anui-
hilating dialectics, the great up,
daunted is ready to shoulder all
the responsibility upon himself, 30
that whole communities may rush
to hang upon the magic fascina.
ton OF his truth and .fraught
words, without any fear of ulterior
consequences.
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Cincinnati MARKET
" IGINctNNATI, Feb, II

FfOUR--ln moderate demand
at Sllall rs for family. ~ 1s. d.
WHEAE-H Held at 50 50a2 55
for red winter !, there are no buyers
atover 80 so for No. /, and So 40
forNo. 2.
CORNz4FirmerTear S2as3c, and
shelled S5a86c. ISA AAL J 80 =
OATS-Dull at 65a6Go at the
closo. p. 90, ,.t s''37..''g- q s7'sh ..l.
oRYE-Unchanged.s " sa,s,a.. ..'1.' %. ~
BARLEY Unchanged. ..,4 a@ 10 II. 81
MESS PORk--Dull and nomi.
nal held at S23 for city, and D.
rs for country! '.' '.1 s0 ..a.'. .. ,g,''. W, '
LARD-DLll; J. held firmly at
l44c, with buyers at 14g. 10 ']''''
BULK 81 IMEA'GS--84a1O2 for
shoulders and sides; IL higher is
asked.
BAGON-A good dewand atfqll
prices, with 81 les of 80 hhds l04c
for shoulders, and l24al38c for
clear rib and clear il
HAMS-Dull, Sales at 15a16c
for sugar cured
BUTTER-vsrSl scarce, and
wanted-at 36a4Oc for fresh western,
and 44a46c tor New York State.
| EGGS--Dull ~3ld32c supply
rather better. ,..-,, .-,,
7 CHEESR--Dull at 15a16c. '-'~'
CLOVER SEED=-Dull and
heavy az l3&c receiptSlargc. i''fc
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Prop0sition for 1868.
The Lancaster Gazette at Re-
duced Rates.

duced Rates.
For the purpose Of placing the
Gazette in the hands Of every yo-
ter in Fairfield county and the ad-
joining territory during the jmpor.
tant political campaign OF 1868,
we are induced to make the sub
joined propositions, in carrying
out which We hope to have the ac-
tive aid and influence of every
present subscriber and all good
Republicans. ,aip a,isie
If any present subscriber no
in arrears will furnish ips tholname
Of new one, the paper will be
sent one year to both for SO 90
cash. This will apply to all who
have made advance payments of
$500, who will only have to pay
US 81 90 for the additional name.
Clubs of Ten and upwardsy at any
one Post Office, of new names, will
receive the Gazette one year for
81 so each, cash to be sent with, the
names, ~, Il ''i>2. i.... is'.,.I ..
Subscribers in arrears for one
year or moro, paying up arrear-
ages in full with one year in ad-
vance, can go in at, club rates.a
These propositions will .be Kept
open till the lst Of April next
They are not made toomake money,
but to aid in promoting the sue.
cess of the great'Union Republican
cause. Weare firmly persuaded
that the very best documents for
circulation for this purpose are the
local newspapers, Can township
committees or leading Republicans
in'every township, do,ab better thing
than to take hold at once, and
make sure that the Gaz6tto is
placed in the bands of every Re-
..
publican and doubtful voterwithin
their respective limits?
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Iost--Frlr CaMpee.

On Columbus street, between
Main and Mill streets; Oh Faosday
evening, a Mink Far Cape. The
finder will beliberally rewarded
by leaving the same at this Office.
Feb. 90. .1w%.
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Meeting 81 H. ". HSrtIcuitural
Society.
HoHTieVl1rnAL RooMs, LAscAsIIH, o.,


HORTICULTURAL ROOFS, LAScAsrIH, OIL
January 18th, 1906.
l Society met, and was called tc
order by P. B. Ewing, President.
On motion, f. J. Boving was ap.
pointed Recording Secretary pr
tenn.
The subject Of tho cause Of The
alleged on,frui iplness Of apple
trees Of late, as compared with for
mer years, and Of the alleged de.
terioration in the quality Of the
fruit, was taken up.
Remarks were made by Messrs
Clarke, Young, Good, Busby, Stal
ter, Wisemap, White, Felters, Girls
void, and others, and The subject
was continued for further discus.
sion at next meeting.
lNgh4 fruit eem@iftse reported Us
abclla grapes on exhibition by Har-
ry Young-remarkably we'll kept
fine, sweet, and free from rot,
y On motion, adJodrhSd 'tili Satur-
day, February s.
P.-R-EWING, Pres.
S. A. GRiswoLD, Sec'y.
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Alabama Reconstruction Bill.


Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio, has in,
troduced the following bill to re-.
store the State of Alabama to rep
resentation in Congress, Referred
to the committee on Reconstrue-
ton: ' 1S et.
WHEREAS, large majority Of the
votes given at an election held on
the-day of February, 1868, were
for the Constitution presented by
the Convention of the people Of
the State of Alabama; and, '2g..'.
WHEREAS, A certain combina-
ton Of citizens within said State re-
fused toyoto, with the intentthere-
by to defeat tho efforts Of the friends
of the Union to restore said State
TO its proper relations 10 the Union;
therefore, -
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. Of the Uni.
ted States, IN Congress assembled,
That the State Legislature elect
under the new Constitution of
Alabama be conveaedat the Q Capt.
tai of the said State as soon as prac.
ticable, by the order of the United
States military commander within
said Stale of Alabama, and upon
the ratification, by said Legislature,
of the 18th article of the Constitu-
tion of She, United States, passed
by the both Congress, and the
establishment by law Of impair
tial suffrage within said State, as
authorized by said Constitution of
Alabama, said State shall be admit.
ted ia representation in2 the Con,
gress Of the United States in accord
ance With the laws Of the Upited
States. % s.a So u -aap sssa
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Feb. 20, 1868.tf.

For CoUoHs AND COLDS, Lung
Difficulties, Pain in the Side, and
,Ridb0y troubles, AhOOVhis Rhe
Compound is unrivallcd. It's pleas
ant to the taste, and at all timet
perfectly safe. oEA !
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"a CA- EE za
To NurScymca, Dealers and Large
PtagTS Of Gr0psr Sirdwberr r
rlsS, RqspBeTies, Bldck5er- ! ,

! raats. &c.

p
Herotoiore We haveget been able to ODER Any
special iadncemAnts, "a the rra,le as TIE de-
inanllf5r oar thnts aud vinss hns generally
kSeeeied the supply, and our business ho,. heen
confined chiefly 20 planters. Our sales, tho ;ch
made 10 parties - oEst t'e o-.aairy' have eeetf
to Us the stnost afieicHt kind OF atyertisIng, amt
dealers beinf % ohenlnlli red " for cur s;ork
nave nrsentIy apnisd to US fors supply. We
hayd btaln -NTepu lus rdpidy NJ possible I .
neatthese requirements. Gur grounds have
been enlarged and our inelltlaS erestiy M
creased Tor The production oi such articles as
oar present st7ek OF vines aud plants is much
tha lAfEcstani hest We have ever offered, and
cannot hultv give ehtrd satis'Hction 10 thspur.
chaser, wheIherhe buys TO plant OF sell.
Dur price walt be founAas low, asthe same
1y4htg OF gs,nins article can Da hld 0Oywhere.
AlUWlIo hkFe examined our stock, pronounce
il nsptiIssetin srscleHcs AMI chsEH0ss.
Mr.. M Is FfATEHKai Secretary ui the Lake
Sh7 "a 9ntBs Gto 0sr's 4noeGsS%L aud OF the
Ofio HoFHe,iiprGt !SoeitiI says: .
''hayirg yisilcl Mr. RnnN's grounds, Ant IN.
spacted his stock Of Crane Vines. Severel tne4
duyAg tue season Ct grnwtr the -presert year
tls67,j | cAnstais that, torth.4G ssss' Of growth
ts we'll "a freedom from disease, his stock OF
viues is Us good ESyilhaye. eyer sesq, ana the
sbest Of equal eSterft- sti F1rtcty WITHIN my
know,edge ut tbs time. The assortment ofyn-
Aetes ~ vely complete. embracing llthc mop.
MAR kinds ~ good proportion 1.-The supply OF
Caicord nd IaSNi aespeaaiS t+zs ara hnc -
The nrtc"- regard as a-rsnson1U.a for the
qraily0ft the slock, Having lsntwn NEy kcox
for many yeqrs, J hnve tho fGlIASt eNtflcpec
thst his unh dt dong business, as yGll asthe
ausltty ofmsS,bcl viii give entire Sntisflcuon
1Ihe Nyw EnirfoS Of Nnr Descupuy ye ard li'
lnstrs,ive s,iAtt FRJiTCAtN6drt OF 81 rages,
nililcd'to MI applicants cncloslng lncrnts.
Wt6LysALr t;sT' lthr Dealers ohly) civHl1rs.
show Mls, order Books, g., eau be furnished
-4NH7 3. KNOX, Box ls5, 'o
Feb, IS lses,0 p ...l .... Pttsbdrsh, Pa.-
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Coughing, splitting Of blood, diz

\ COughingP spittibgl ot7bIOod' diS'
,xiness, vertigo, palpitation Of the
hcaft, nervousness, beadache, hes: he s.
vincss between the shoulders, cold
feet, and restlessuessi &C., orars'aall
remarkably. we'll controlled by DR.,
g. MIEssE,ofathis place-..whoa
Dot be excellcd' n Ihsths sstsSat-
ment of such cases as aboye.'ssf V'1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
Boarding.

Mrs. SAMUEL BEEnY, at her res.
Dep ee'ons scOIambds Street, is pre-
pared TO accommodate one or more
small families with rooms and
boarding, and also to take a mum
bcr of day boardcrs. Apply at the
resideneeI 81 III Garner of eolom
bus and Mulberry streets.
Feb. 20, 1S68.tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20
What Hair Restorative

What Hair Restorative
T0oktho First P+cmhiuihh 4 63f 63f Silver
Modal at New Hampshire State
Fair over all competitors? Bari
rett's."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

! Rev. Thomas K Beeeher gives
the following oppression to an uu-
doubted fact: a''The Hess a2mani
knows, and the more liquor he
drinks, the more determined he is
to make this a white man'sgoFernr
ment.n nos bao5HsE --,es o5as l'a1i'
~s4~',.irE G- fsSrl ltl 10 e9sH12 Rdp--. t 9W
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

q
The New York Evening Post
hopes General Garfold's bin legal
izing gold contracts, will pass at
once. Tho following is thctcxt Of
the bill.
"Be it enacted by the Sonatoand
House Of Representatives Of the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, Thatno existing
law which makes United States
notes or other forms Ct paper mon
ey a legal tender in payment Of
debts, shall apply to tho payment
of any promissory note or con-
tract hereafter made, in which pay
ment in coin is promised, but such
debt shall be paid in accordance
with the terms Of such note or
contract. a rfp .-.HcE ia
"SEoTIoN 2. And be it further
enacted, That this act shall take
effect from and after its passage"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

's''af'' New York, Feb IT."
Tho receipts for'tHe week are as
follows; Beovess 1925; Sheep oH23,,
800; Swine $685. $3.50
."BEEyEsL Ruled l',buoyant and
tolcrably active and 3c higher; ex.
ira AT l91@20c; prime. $50 l9cy first
qualityl75E 5E4cAair toNgood 1G@
l6Ici ordinary 15@153c; inferior
l2@l4c. AHF9i(E&lk
SHEEP AND LAM BS-.-Tolera,
bly, active; there are1 ,4UO lon Sale
to day which range from ,4$@88c,
HOGS--Firmer and &c higher;
tho otferingsto-dayI werelighb and
quickly takenatI9@94c@7
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

& Fqncourt, in bis btstsYyRf y ad
agascar, gives the following sub
lime prayer, used by tho saEaees
of that island: 20 ,EterBaI have
mercy uPoflme, for I am passing
away. o Infinite! because l. am
weak, QESoyereigp Of +ile,r be
cause l draw nigh to'the grave. 0
Omniscient because | am in dark
ness. o All.bounteous because |
am poor. o All-suliicient because
| am nothing"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

Oberlin College has received
from Rev. MnIa Bushnell 3 African
missionary, among other c1fiSsitiea,
the skin ard skeleton"o "ofus sgofiltas
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

TbS ADDRESS delivered on Che
s occasion! enc # the thes late Odd FELLOWS
Ncefebfstion..in' this city, aatthe
nsedancountnofiKthe proceed
Sags ofitbe, Society Of the Army of
the Gumherlaudaat CINCINNATI, Iare
given, ino bur columns this week, ITO
the exclusion of our usual variety.
Fheys.swill be fouhdto be very in
tercstihgs reading, g., however and
%sthiRk most Of ,ogr. readers will
hegratifcd with their publication.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

MessFs. OLaughIin and
Chas: Sturgeon, .anotherlpair Of
Lancaster boys, who have gone to
try their fortunes in the West,
kaSs sent is is copies Of tho dailies
ot-Kansas City, their present resi-
dgucc apdtplaee of business At
tentions otaaithis kind from our
yonng friends are highly crafty
mg, and our best wishes attend
them in their business enterprises.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

.Weare in receipt Of copies of
Harristo,nyflle, Cass county, Mis-
scprt; papers, whrch were sent us
by our,youpg friends formerly
Lancaster boys)s G. 3. Boving and
Jas, T, Wilcox. These papers af,
ford indications of lively place,
and the advertisement of sMessrs.
Bovfng & Wilcox therein is q
gratifying evidence of their enter
prise and business property. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

The Columbus Journal states
that DR.. L. Goodale of that city
ssreturned his income for 1867
at $4,000 Comfortable. 80.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-20

'KEGLEY's WEEKLY, This is a
new Literary paper, in appearance
and size something similar 70 Har-
per's Weekly. Terms, One copy 8
months si.OO, six months $500,
and one year $500. Published by
A.AeKelley a Co.. sOs Broadway
N. I. ,JTEc qDH f-.7g.
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Advice that should be Needed
wo dcsiNa tooall the attention ofthe af,iletee

AdVlce that shOUid pc Heedeu
We desire to call the attention Of the afflicted
to the merits ofRoback's Blood Pills, apurely
vegetable cathartir, fie0 from mercury andeall
mineral persons, and Undoubtedly the best
remedy exta1tfof the radical cure. Of nervous,
and slok headache, bilious disorders end all
Affections of tho liver md Blood! rhey are
as their hknc indicntes, BlooH' FH they,
search tho blood dforsdis spEse and strike at the
very root, thesebsseffecting not temporary but
permanent cures. AZ apmgAtiye, they arealt
that can be desired, being mild and sateip
their operatioRahduhquestiohably one Of ON
tnost satisfactory CathSrIic Pills, and should
he lieSt III every household, and when taken
in conjunction with Robacks Blood Phrher,
are tne9hEnsdfof curing .sSroN,iS, siiin fts.
ease, Old Sores, Salt Rhsup, DyspePsia, Ery.
sipefas, TtmoIA,e 2 isr6fAiohs, andall diseases
arising from disordered state ofthe bfcod, or
dIso+g6hfAed Satc Of the systeirif TRY these
medicines and you will ncvSr regret IL. dAsk
thosewKo hGSsused them, and they Siifteif
you they are the best Of medicines. soid BY
G. 6 sBeSIt, a,raSsiSt, Es6sAsefg % lSlln,ss
lh i.Ioas- ~
f. !. D'sySJ.. wRrGHT&'Co.,, ,...
laGv los,s, b sal lyRotEssAAlEs ,vss!lly :, ~.
lG r O @ e RtrS
70 lGdi tIo, a'aSp salsafsd tsdp is,isl
esr COMMISSION MERoHRKTs,veaI
h d eslJtean nVcOaessy syGsaa ste,ASs. Straps, to-
gcr.n
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% and buslness prOperty.
5;gRhe Eagle ohico Sale


The proposals received and
opepedspn Saturday last by Judge
I6ehner. for the purchase Of the
Eagle printing Office have been
tsrnished US. They were as fol,
lows::''' '''.'l'1..i ''' i.z
W. A. Johnson, Warren CO. $4,000
t. sB. Cox, Laneaster.... $500
Anonymous.............. 5,555 50
J.SsBrendeger & D. p r. a
BakeryY.-... -.,......" 6,3o0 Xxx
J. +. Vandemarky Lau- sIilGT
caster. r.............".".. 5,100 <
Thos. Wetzler, Columbus, 5,925
The frst.uamed gentleman, on
bsihg notified by telegraph ofthe
acceptance Of his bid, promptly
backed out, as we understand,
whereuponthe privilege Of putting
in7DSw bids was offered the other
competitors. The second lot. Of
proposals, we learn, was opened on
Monday, and that of J. F. Yande.
marx, Understood 10 be in behalf
ofs Mr.. zahm, Of Tifiu, Ohio, and
Mr. %fLI Futhill, of this city) be;
ing $500, and the highest in
amount was accepted.
whether this is, or not, a fnal
disposition Of the matter, had not
trsnspigsd when we went to press,
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Eq9T 9dT -DHu 1gz--''7'--7tr-E -y-Trd v
q New, Kork, Market i,sl
q N p,t, Voou Eob ~

Eq9r 9GT--DHrt 2 ,-'''77trE JTrIl 0 "
is New X0rk, Market ,l,si
5od!o gan MY Y005R1K4 005R1K4F FEB, 17.dg
ba FLlQHER7777s9les at IsssG0Q9Is5
for superfne State and Westor1;
So 90@t0 so for Z Tc&2t}tat 2lt}t b. State : S9
70@ll 80 for extra Western; $3.50
do Tor whiteewheat nextfS; SO 900
IA. 10 foRrQundlhoopi Ohio ;iSl0@l2
for common to fair extra St. Louis;
Sl2@l5 35 for good to choice do,
slosing quiet.
? WHEAT-Sales atS2 434or&o.
l spring; 81 4Gfor mixed spring;
So 50 for No. l spring, all deliver.
ed; 50 45 for No, spring.to arrive;
50 G5 for red Penhsylvania SO Is
forwBite California 81 ilg7 -
1RYl84-&Sales at Sll77. for State,
and Sl79 TOR Westerno 10 a,fv n!
d y BARLEY Sales Canada West,
at $3.50; 5000 bp Western at S222.
uC0RN--Sitles at 81 l26@t g8
aaoat; 81 22@l 81 for new a@hIh
Southern.
OATS-Salcs at S33c for western
in store and S6@86ac ahoat.
PORK-A shade firmcr and in
moderate demand at S23 G2@23 rs
for new messl sII Il DD&l&
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: ".gaswD uo-T-aiT sLL ZBS
ne 6 Aiulns.rstor nlths Estate Of Wilism
(, "A llil. .ieeaAsel, wi,isthe ~ anGeEed, An3
" yigIcl-bthhorsisf Vfcoult, Twill on
Monday, the lGth day Of March.
ls6s, at one o'clock, afternoon, otFsr fo- ssia,
By fyDIlc GiSiioi. On he, ,grefp sEc, lAe .vl-
loving lands. febug) b. 10 fe tFttsIe cis.id
Gacoa- ed tV.Sie Situate ia'ths o6uEtyGI Far.
fs!I Rgl state Of Oa!3. beng TIE SJuE-cest
diaf4 20 hsetdn PrfH tJySnsi3h q 70 otriage Is,
except part thersofcommsaciUg st tie yorth-
east 'aorn ar OF Sm1 ouafter section; tltrcs
kdIfh sT rods, athtrce WeEt le0 sods, thence
North a. r5is, land thence EastlSs- Iots 10 TN
plneo Otr begIpnmg leaving m sAid irass lg5
pcres. more OF iesE, sablect 70 the diver %
EG pibeth isi.i, Silow. . assrgnet therein 50
follows Eve acres Of tnrI;'cr land; boerded by
be -,npiuu AZ the North -rast cor1cr o. Gt arnl,
thence rsouih T.hH chsitts,s thence EaAt $50
-rhains. theh ee North '.bochsinsUnd thence West
Is ifciiSiils % beginning; and So acres bound.
ei ov beg nniug stthe North east corner Of sNid
quarter; lhente North % chmus 10 o post,
,heuca ~ egBl 8 SiJhNns ~ rost; thence S0utit
% cip,ns ~ a posi, thVace East &c ~ CHAINS 10
the Ter tuiug ;also the Fchtot way " feet wide
from the sou Sire Ist cor.er Of thA sinItt lo:t
the Northwest corner Of the 80. % acres lot; auf
I'll fences HitlIn rods olthe DOVER lines are
70 be rsSurved sns considered inefnces.
APPRAISED . Il $50 per acTe.
Terms of sal onrathird the purchase money
~ hRrd, one ti'rdt IN one yT.r ana the ohanCg
fn two years With intotestuu lhe deferred pNy
nents from the dHy Of sale.
'Asa O. TROVlNd Err
ADMINISTRATOR with the VIA annexed OF Win.
Hili deee.e cd. --ft e.rt-s r- .H. n.
Hunter dDsuehsrty, Attys. ft.rr.
y February O., lsds-bw. .. -- rf 'Hra
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