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APuzzLE.-A subscriber sends the follow
ing puzzle for our readers, adding: Zone
week for the answer; all who can work the
puzzle send itin: - ~
Farmer A started to market with one
eight gallon keg full of cider. He met B
with two empty kegs, cne five gallon the
other three. B wished to buy half of the
cider! They had nothing to measure it in
but the three kegs How did they measure
Il to give each man four gallons ? 3ial,.
ANoTRER.-There is a hole IN floor two
feet wide and twelve feet long How eau j:
be covered with board three feet wide and
eight feet long by cutting the board only
once 10 two 2 @ ''
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NV DALr.-A Company has been or
ganized, with a capital of $3.50, 600, for the
publication Of new evening Daily paper
in Cincinnati, p be called the GhFeniele,
which will be issued about the jst of March
next. 1t is understood that Hon. VIM. u.
SRitb, late Secretary of State, will be ed
itor-in-chiei of this new paper. Mr.. Smith S
abilities as writer are well Known, and we
hope this new enterprise will be a suseess.
The ctroNids will be Republican in its
politics.
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J. L. CALDWELL,
Il. A. CHINN, =
IAa HILINCH HnOn

Managers appointed by, the Shelby Circuit Court
for the Shelby College Lottery Grant. II
CARD.-As will be seen By the above notice, have
the sole and exclusive right to draw the Shelby Col
lege Lottery and sfler Jan lst, 1865 The same
will be ,nsged and conducted after the aboye date
in the name Of France, Smith Co. --S|.s x
2 ig JAS. s. SMITH. y
Wehsve fled in Shelby Circuit Court, shelbyville,
Ky, Bond amouating to Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($7c0 0ool for the payment Of all prizes.
The Kentncky Lottery on the single number plan,
will be drawn on the 14th and 30th days Of each
month during the year lSos. IS 4
CLASS will be drawn in oovington, KY, jan !
S0th, 1868. y
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E,oR SALE.-Three good new two
Il story houses with large lots, good cellars,
wells, cisterns, fences and all improvements, on
wryns Street. sopth of the Railroad in the pleasant
est part of 4ihe city. Each house eontkiGs eight
rooms With el0fets, pantries, a., arranged Wtttfs,
ference to eonyspisnes PricfGfrom 81 go to 1880
CAAFIELD Co, at the Postofdes.
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roL1T1oAL rHwsa RuMoRs

Speaker ColfaA has written a letter de-
clining to be candidate for Governor ufIn'
diana, and expressing his views 'optbe poli'
tical sitsa!ion.s amIiemes siGi slii ysnoi
f. TIE Maryland Legislature or -lbe 'f1tb,
elected Hon VIM. n Hamilton BaS. Seha,
Tor in place Of Reverdy johnson. p ~ s1a
A large miiority of the Republican mem.
berns Of the State Legislature have express
ed themselves in favor Of. the nomination oI
General Grant for President. - 'i7' ''''i
f. The yicksbqrg, Rspu5licaa hoists ihs
name of Grant for President, aud Colfax ,fol
Vice President as the choice Of the Reppb.
lica6 party of Mississippi. .,..-.as.ss., =,
|u A discussion on whisky meters,rin One
House Of Representatives somehow turned
into a general debate on the merits and de-
merits Of. the democratic party, in which a
geod deal of time, was wasted, until Mr.
Sehenck finally called ths House TO the Or
iginal and more important subject Saying;
"The,subject of the discussion lis meters
instruments intended for measuring the
strength and quantity Of, distilled spilits. A
think it necessary ito notify the House Of
Chat fact What; there, isuin whisky that
occasions us slalways when we come toddis-
cuss nythipg abeut it. to- run into an in-
quiry., about the fundamental principles Of
the demosratic party,1 leave to the other
side 10 explain.Pi3 gts i.nuoqpl7 tur
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nc nneeniucky State Lolieri.;;' y

n ARTIOULAR NOTICE.-Remittsnees will not be
J. invested in our next Great DrawiHg-A duplicate
d the Grand Holiday Schelns-qpless addressed, "a
usua to the old eFabliss ed md only regelar State
Asnsgers, MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO..
sLt8 AEEE ~ tsco'inssOe' Ays
Tickets si3; Halves %; Quarters 81.
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LAVE Nf5ws sruMs.

A,uau in Norwjck Topped live Goa
fDto Z bomb1ehsp ".p Atar it fizz." He
heard ii q ~
A Bdmber Of 0hioanssbave lately settled
uear Tuskeegee, Alabama, purchased lands,
aud gone to farming.
A girl was arrested Yesterday, at Chicsgo
charged with poisoning her father, mother,
brother and two sisters.
There was fox hunt in Gene SEQ N. Y. OH
New feat 4 sdaSs The foas wss tsrbed pse
in the street Of the villa ge and jseoii~ run
down, notwithstanding /" two miles start. y
In the Wayne county (Dstro:t) poor-house
are six hundred. and fort S-six paupers, Of
whom forty-six are insane. The majority
came there Though strong drink. Their
support costs the county over $55 900 a''year.
In San Francisco, it is noticed, as one Of
the effects of he,cessionl of Russian Ameri-
ca, that large quantities of choice Siberian
sables have been received in that market at
one half the former ,price..'l, ye,ii l,iSi .s
The Cheyenne Lssdef" having ASSERTED
that Cheyeuneu a city, pf, seven thousand in
habitants, was probably the rouly city in the
world free froin'fats, the Salt Lake Ners re-
plies that Salt Lake City is twice as large as
Chyenne, and twenty times as oldyyet there
are no rats there sither.ur. u s,- n
n 2
Work at the Springfield armoty has i'm
proved a little of late, and few of the men
furlougbed have been put at work again re-
pairing Enfield rifles, which is the principal
business now. Between 20 600 and $4,000
Of these old rusty guns are now III store, aud
about five hundred day are repaired: They
are ground, polished and fled at the water
shops, and finished on the hill iali Ilir
! A woman, named Mrs, Frecina .Ambrust,
boarding house keeper,l has been arrested,
in Detroit, charged with infanticide. A
German girl gave birth 10 a male child in
her house. when Mrs. III. wrapped it in some
rags, and threw il into the stove, where il
was burned 70 ashes l.,a, ,.'. s,,r,, g,dl
/ A Southern exUhangel in speaking Of two
cases Of infanticide, ;one Of the nurderessea
being white and The epihet black call the
white one & Jan unfortunate girl, n and the
other ga negro fiend '''sa isssil shF
J kal tlH bafte hak
A farmer and his wife who Gyejust out of
Lee, Mass, have some motions about life.
They occupy separate divisions of The house.
4; keep house" on their, own hook; purchase
farm or dairy products from each other as
from strangers, and exact Tie highest mar.
kct prices, 49, ~, w ~ =, ',' ~. ~ ~
/ Fom the Hays City, Kansas 2idraNee We
get the following 9o''un The, dovtl traid,,n Che
other day, q buffalo was hilled BY the con
ductor, rolled upon a .hst car and taken TO
Ellsworth to feed the community.
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Rk-UsIoN OF THE FOURTH ON. 1.-The
eCauton Boys aud Mr.. A. M. ANDERSON,
Of this place, Unexplained q reunion of the
4th. .. V. Il. at Delaware, on Thursday, Che
3Gth Of January, with head quarters at the
American House in that city. Each man
will 20 armed with necessary stamps de-
fray his own expenses. Er
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N1ESSENGER'S u NOIIOEy--This

MEfSSENUE R'SlIi NU1IUEg--I his
4V1 is to give notice that on the 18Th do Vi Of Jan,
nary A. D. 1858, warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Josiah n Eckart OF Bellevue in
the County oi Sandusky and State Of Ohio, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
" belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his use,
aud the transfer Of any property BY him is forbidden
by law that nesting of the creditors OF said bank
rUpt to prove their debts and choose one or more
sgpees Of his estate, will be held at Court Of Bank
ruptcy to be holden at Norsak Huron county, Ohio,
before Frank Sawyer, ,Esq., Register, on the l2tii
day Of Februsry, ID. 1858, at 10 ocluck A. A.,jss
No. - HARRY THOMPSON,
.sis.. 10 Deputy us. Marshal, as Messenger. Il
G. H.SAFFoRD, Att'l for Petitioner, As. n,
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REVIEW OF THE wHak.
| A.s4rH, At COLUMBUS
Bod Hou of De Asgisl Are .sjourned
last F fsy r. :. Tuesday and s.ri-

lnsss ttznsadtsd. -sibce Sof ~ general In
portance. Among the bills before the
House is one authorizing women TO insure
the lives Of their husbands. II is intended
70 enable yiyesto protect themselves from
the sad condition of dependence TO which SO
many are subjected who, during the lives of
their husbands, depended Vplyl on thef per-
sonal e1ertious for support ahdl lat thaf death
are liable to be entirely deprived of ade-
quate means Of livelihood. Also abill 20
amend ansct tSexempt homesteads offamiiies
from forced sale ON execution for debt. iose
% e'Issb CONGRESSIONAL .di lsdii.'
! The Ways and Means OoHfmittee Of the
House last week adopted a resolution that
one Numbered and fifty millions OF dollafs is
all the snioabt neeessaryIe6 bel raised per
year by internal taxatioB9 and that the same
shah, as fsrss practicable, be collected from
--frss distilled spirits ard ferrnented liquors;
second tobAccor ana manufactures Of tobac-'
CO.. third, stamps fourth, special taxes;
6fty.I Incomes sixth, disidends; sevedth!I
ldxdties and amussmehts /; eighth; bsRks
shffailrssds ninth, gross receipts ;'itenth9
legacies and successions. q Leaving the least
possible sum to be collected from the indus-i
trial pursuits. or relieving that class of in
terests entirely. 1t is altogether probable
that Congress will second this movement
and thus open the way to retfehchment,
lower taxes and better times. -. The Ma
tioDal Bank Question has not been brought
before the House yet, but it is understood
that msjoiity of the members are ID favor
Of taxing the banks and deprivipg them Of a
portion Of their tiruulstior, :. /. . The House
bills on contrsction 6f the currency and re-
peal of the cotton tax, hsving been amend
ed by The Senate and returned to the House
were rejected by the House in their amend
ed shape. A Committee Of Conference will
take The matter in charge and reconcile diff
ferer.ces 81. The new Recenstruction bill ,
Transferring the power over the Southern
military 'ccaommanders from the President to
General Grant was taken up and passed The
House on the 2lst. =. ssT he situation at the
War Departpsnt remains ptstats sqG The
President has so far held, no intercourse, Of
fcial or personal, with Secretary Stanton,
~ - -A---Ll-- q - l~,e..3h- q -.Ell.iff -
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s. WRIrsEY's Musical Gursr, for Janusfy,
is on our table, with the usual attractive
contents. 1t is indispensable to musicisns.
Address W. W, Whitney, Toledo, o.
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Thaddeus Stevens is in his seat at The
opening of the House eSery morning, rarely
rising, 10 speak. A few days ago, while q
noisy member was shouting his love Of the
white reSels South, and his hate Of the black
man, a gentleman sad tp Mr, Stevens, 81
wonder what that angry Democrat wants7'
"Why, J" said The old man, with a quiet smile,
"wha! ne wsnts most is-6raiRs. +"
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NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS. - J
II
FORGE EnTA


KENTUCKY LOTTERlY-f
IN FRANCE, SMITH CO, Managers; SUCCESSORS
to Murray, Eddy Co in the management Of thea
Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit qt shelllg
Collese, - II
sHsLBYvrLE, KY, Dec 2, 1887. y
To al whom il mAy concsrn:
This is to earthly that James Smith alone is
titled to use the Shelby College Lottery Grant Of /
Kentcuky, or any scheme class Hereunder, All 1
other schemes classes, aftor January 1st 1885,
whomeoever drawn or devised, under the OF tie
Shelby College Lottery Grant, are without legal Au
thcrity from as. Ner We In any manner bound !
BY the proceedings Of any such persons SO acting !
without authority from us.
TO sHACKLEFORD, II
j. CALDWELL,
H.LA. CHINN,
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New advertisements.
BAGG AGE
/ Re '.... EXPRESS, S. 2 = J
,...,. j. IL, STEWART, 80 81

FORMERLY 7 Baggage Master Of the'C ST. Road,
j. has started Beggsgs Express Wagon. All
any part Of the cty left at ths hr - .a'is. g
4n snt ri uqiaj adi r. tiifzeiW al
loi u. 8. Express Office, ,dp"- J.
( ae.faIJ "ns rs'iii-ies. = a,a- sil-lU
via be promptly attended ltc Persons holding
checks for baggage can have It promptly delivered to
any par the city by leaving their checks and orders
al the Q, s. Express ofics, lfV-' add lsB479aS
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Cincinnati ,Sandusky 4 Cleveland
q. ,er n.oR RAIL. ROAD. .Iss.ii
The PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
Time Gard Jan. 18th, 1868,

DAILY; [sundsys excepted.
Trains Leave Clyde EE6ing SOUTH at sos A.
.- NJ; Has A. NJ. $3.50 P. N. s'lgf iafr
Express leaves Ssndusky Sunday instead Of Sstur-
( iiF day evenings, and Accommodation leaves
( ga. srr- Dayton Sunday instead ol SATURDAY. eve
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Y VEGETABLE AMBRGSIa
is THE MIRACLE or the 'AGe!-s.ia,

Gray-EIeadcd People have then
sDckArestorcd by it to the. dark, IHst,OUs,
5ilkeRressss of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with hight. faded or red Hair,
save these questionable colors changed tO
besuifl'a 'altlpgp, apd 1reieiqe! IRAN,
L People whose heads arc covered with
DandyHF and Hpa,orS, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-IIcaded Veterans have
heir remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
If Hair, and dance for joyl ..
Young Gentlemen use it because II i,
'ichly pertumed - ...,,. :. =. ~,
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
heir Hair in. place, ,..,-s (. :. 7',. s-,..4.
Everyb body aaSt and tcH use it, because
t is the eleGHest and best article in the
market!
Pof Sale by Druggists geIisra41A 4 '.' !.
Wholesale Ags n1E, 1Ti n.-rr - $3.50 s7s= =
STRONG &5ARASTR0NG, -if srss .'ss-it
RENTON, MYERS &6ANFiELBs 5-e
FOrsIs by sd zSHo5S
&C. r MOgUIL4cH, -f.L s.r-
5 s. BUCKLANDr 1 SON,
Ed 1LLCNkSON.
lyl Fromon
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PgrHAN.--First Of the monthlics for
February. PurNAMs Magazine makes its
welcome appearance, with plethoric list of
contents, embracing every variety of frst-
class periodical literature ranging from
grave 10 gay, from lively to severe" as
the old poet hath it. 1t is yet Toe soon TO
offer any opinion as TO the probable future
of PUTNAM; but perfectly safe to say that
so long as it continues as it has begun
it will be continued indefinitely. We find
the following noticeable articles in the Feb
ruary number: Dante and his --latest Trans
lators; A Talk with our Next President;
The Coming Revolution in England ; Max
ing the Most of Oneself Lie in Great
Cities: Rome :, aud Fitz-Greene Halleck
The story. Too True, IS continued Some.
extracts from the Diiaf5;' Of Jane. fennimoGFe
Cooper are given; and The Monthly GS:r:.s"nicle
of occurrences, Literature, Fine Arts, &c,
is replete with instructive matter. rhe
paper on Halleck brings to light an popub-
fished poeE, which we copy on the fourth
page of this parer. Thepfice of Putnanfs
Magazine is 81 90 per year. Address G. T.
PUTNAM d Soy, 66l Broadway, n. Y.
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u. s. Express Office,
y+ATJfABI,E pR,OpERTy y =,

INVALUABLE PROPERTY. FOR
" SALE.-we, the undersigned, offer for sale the
follewing described property to-wif: Al House aud
two Lots in the Second Ward in the city Of Tim,
fofmerly known as the Holt House, and at present
used Orphan Ipsituts, few squares west Of
the r. Depot 50x60 feet, two story brick with base
rent, large stable and otAer outbuftdipgs, also a
good well and large eisteEn., VI I,.i-.i - iraf,
The house has been expressly built for Hotel and
ls we'll adopted to that puSpose,i being located ON
the OF Ssndusky and Adams Street, Price and
terms reasonable. For further particulars sppy TO
fr address, edi A;NlEBEM Iisin, q. I9i 81
Al JOHN 0RWIG, Bellevue, o.
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E0R' 'SALE.4-I IwiIl,sell one or beth
Il Of the lots and heases en, the Garner Of Front
and Hsfkes streets, fr-pcnt, Ohio.
2-i5FW .-Esfg sea tR i'eisi0SozR BALL
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NQT1CE.@T There viii Be a meeting ii
L ~ oithc ssBashky County A srieultorai socisty,
Al Thee. claPPa once On seturdsyJ February ulst,
lsss al t2oclock p N, for the purpose Of electing
Board are sguested 10 plset at clock P ~ .dt
a-'i J.y: BERRY, sssy.
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FOR SALE,-PaEt of let, Ass, .Sye-
Il spore street. joining that Of Ira Smiths, on
the ~est eide: Ttttns resfonsbie. For particulars
erquife On, rremiseas or addressii uflffU as9f
pa DAWN RRAHN Fremont n
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7'HE best Ready Mad. Clothing at Enrich 3 Co.'S
CHI E AP. al