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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21
Fire at anron. ohio.

SANpUsKY, O., Feb. 2O.--A destructive
fire occurred in Huron. Ohio, last night,
destroying large warehouse and contents
and several adjoining buildings. Loss
$4,000, partially insured. The warehouse
was occupied by Wright, Burgess, Sprague
4, Wilhor. sg5 sn5e - nss r. .sfs-zei.sg2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

ALARM OF FIRE.-There was an alarm OF
fireyesterday about IL O'Clock, caused by
the partial burning of the roof OF Mrs.
Barbee,s house, No. Ss9 East Gay street.
The fire caught from defective aue. The
roof was damaged to the amount perhaps
of $50 and was fully insured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21
Papal Zouayes.

/, SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 2O.-A detach-
ment of one hundred aud fifty recruits fer
the Papal Zouaves passed through to-day,
on their way, from Montreal to New York,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-The steamer Ari-
zena,s from Aspinwall, brings California
dates to the Both, but no news from the
Isthmus or Central America. The Arizona
brings million and half in treasure.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

E- A large number of persons continue
to avail themselves of the benefit of the
Bankrupt law. .'Taking the benefit" Is
about as popular now as it. twenty
five wears ago. = -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

FREIGHT AGENT ON THE G. c. & I. c. b.
RIA. Perkins, at present agent of the
Central Ohio railroad at this city, is about
to become Freight Agent of the &C. & /.
C. railroad at this city. - .5,,,s:: a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

WORKING MEMS MEETING.--There will
be meeting of the Working Mems Assoc
citation at the City Hall. on tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening, at ~ o'clock. All are
invited to attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

COLUMBUS a CATHOLIC SEE.-The news
from Rome is that Columbus has been
erected into an Episcopal See of the Roman
Catholic Church, with the Right Rev. Syl-
yester H. Rosecrans, D. D., as the Bishop.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21
FROM NEW YORK.
supren,eC Court.


NEW YORK, Feb. l20.-In the Supreme
Court yesterday, citizen of New York
sued a firm in Texas for the recovery of
certain goods delivered during the war
The plaintiff was non-suited on the ground
that his contract was reasonable and un-
lawful. - ~ - = - sis.+ a. 81
90 DefauIter Sentenced. - a'1-
Robert Osgood, the defaulting Teller OF
the irving National Bank, has been SEN
fenced to five years in the State prison. He
plead guilty to a misdemeanor under the
National Bank act. ID 9o.+.-
Democratic National Convention.
Z The Board of Alderman has passed q
resolution inviting the session of the DEM
ocratic National Convention in this city.
Rev. DR.. Tying.
1t is generally understood that DIR. Tying
will be found guilty and receive admonition
for violating canon of the Episcopal
Church. vtf4 5ss5f-s57as 5-r ssH.Js rHr
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From, f.altfax

-sHALIFAx, N. s., Feb. 20.-The debate on
the repeal of, the resolution continues In
the House, but no vote taken vet. j - rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

CoNsrABLEl SALE Consta-
BILE Chris. B 4rtling will continue the sale of
the stock of. Stewart g Co. this morning.
A fine lot OF candies, confectionery, coun-
tiers and fixtures will be offered. 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

T Lovers OF oysters will be sorry to
learn that the cold winter is likely to pro-
tluce an oyster famine.
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COMMERCIAL MAJTERs

New York Money markes-Fsb. re.
.GoLD.opened at 81 401<f and closed
STEADY a. ~ 4O55zz.zrEs ezs.s.sE 1KEA.az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

tE The next lecture at Westminster
Church by Rev. Mr.. Robertson will be on
the Probabilities OF a Revelation, on Sun
dav evening next.
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Hiver and weather.

PITTsBURGH, Feb. 20--River feet one
inch; rose few inches during the night,
but. is now falling. Weather clear. and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

a. There is large number Of very
suspicious looking men In, the city. Look
out for your overcoats aud clothes lines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

az 1t is rumored that our Legislature
is expecting an invitation to visit Frank
fort, KY about the time of adiourning. =
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FOR SALE.

HOusE AND LOT NO. I59 EAST
Ill State street, House with 10 rooms; a very
good location ; Enquire at Freight Office Of L. NJ.
& q. x r. 4. to W. b. b. Shinn, or the UNDER
febia-dtf s.s JOHN w. DOHERTY.
z Csnv.ssers-ssThe History of the
war aseIWeefl tho States-Its Causes,
Character, Conduct and Results" BY Hon. ALI
with terms and full description of the work. Ad-
dress. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., ~
feboo- d&w3m Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-House
and lot No. l95 South Front street, will be
sold Saturday, February 22d, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on the premises, also, house and lot
No. Sc West Friend street, including lot or
kitchen and household furniture. The
property of John Jones.
Terms made known on day of sale.
.0l5lsasa CO. OSBORN,
fed18-d5t ~ Auctioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

eE Three years ago to-day the Confed-
crates evacuated Wilmington, North Car
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

ATT NEIL.-General H. 81. Dodge, Of
Cleveland, is at the Neil.
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of tho Canadian Papal
. ZOuaveSs SEQ 80

20 Zouavess -
MONTREAL. Feb. 19.-There is intense ex-
element here over the departure of the
Canadian Papal Zouaves for Rome. An
immense audience was present at the spe-
cial service held in Notre Dame Cathedral
last night, In connection with the event.
and to-day over 10000 persons embed
sops were nearly crushed to death by the
pressure of the crowd. The greatest ex-
citement prevails among Roman Catholics
Of fhio oifv t7. = f-+'tt q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

New York Cattle market--Feb. go, !
rCATTLE-Trade firmer, with less re.
ceipts. and prices are L@1Sc higher; sales
at i2@19c. Receipts 500 common. ! !, ,si
SHEEP-Plenty and %c lower.
HOGS-Firm &C s224 csc for prime. JET
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Cincinnati, market-reb. q

chanoed --- ~->- 1sA
ECORN-Fair demand at so..
eOATS-Dull: 65c for No. I 's-id .,lss,5.tf
RYE-Fair demand and firnoe at n, 7noa
I ~. - = ~ - 'oSS
RARIEY-Dnll. foll 60 asooa Al
% ToRAfUO- demand. ss,ss ati1<cao.
for riI,,gs. IsSaooe for ieat 'e'0e ~ -7eW'e
c0TToNyf yfrrer,,ar. .,o.., - ooa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia' oioeeu 90 ]1c'
PRoVISJONS~ $50
MESS PORKHsu for @ new and soa for
old. - : A = ''i new "'u 20 GU .o'
RIJIK MEATS--al<c Il1.<c ard 1al<c.a
R4C0N%MHeid % at I0f 1a1g az ruI 49,,
for shonlSe,s sides anG c,ear s,des4 d4 AA1 i4o
HAMSNIn good demand at isa17c f,r
Observation-Disclosures aIi canvassed Va ,,.a,' .ur
Al '>SSs ''e'e1 ''.'o "uU aea pacA
LARD-Firn tor new at 141Ic. o,d h.,s
at I3ISl4c.- - o'1 "eiu
BG5fTER.Firm at 10000 for trs.h
western: 4e6a5Oc for New YorS st.t. 'ssn 1isesn
,EGGSyDecIined IN 9aNosc Snn,si.
SUGARNSteadv ar nSsv;ons npln Icy R1os. nm
lac. - s'9As piioes' i4'@
COFFEELSteadv at nrov;or. ,,.;,,, q,
@26l6e for common To choice Pc pi'oe'' q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

RAILROAD MEETINGS.-We learn by dis
patch to Mr.. Patterson of this city that in
Cleveland on Wednesday, the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad Company,
was held at the Office of the company. The
election of Directors resulted as follows
David Dows, New York City, E. S. Pros
ser. Buffalo; Amasa Stone, jr., Stillman
Witt, NJ. B. Scott, Samuel Williamson,
Joseph Perkins, S. D. McMillen, L. NJ
Hubby, Cleveland; Hosea Williams, Della
ware, o; John Miller, Columbus.
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
the following officers were elected: a
President-L. M. Hubby. i.as.s
Superintendent-E. S. Flint. ..s...
Chief Engineer-Frank Ford.
Secretary and Treasurer-George H.
Russell.
Auditor and Registrar. j. Nanny.
Pay masters. B. Jackson.
General Freight Agent-Addison Hills.
General Ticket Agents. F. Pierson.
The Board of Directors and officers were
all reelected from the preceding year,
without change.
The subject of q consolidation of the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati fail-
road, with the Bellefontaine Line, was dis
cussed at some length, the general feeling
being decidedly in its favor. No definite or
decisive action was taken, however, a suf-
ficient number of stockholders, as required
by law, not being present. tits the opinion
of the leading railroad men, however, that
this will be effected at an early day.
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following certifi-
Gates were filed with the Secretary of
State on yesterday: . sA ld
Certificate of Incorporation of the Rock
Run Coal Company, organized for the pur-
pose of mining coal, making coke, &C.
Principal Office in Coshocton. Capital stock
$4,000, in shares of $500. John McCleary,
Samuel Shattler, Bushrod Spencer, E. B.
Arbogast, Joseph H. Rhoades and John S.
Leedom are the eincorporators. asi5sefsssa.,'
Certificate of reduction Of capital stock
of the Memphis and Cincinnati Packe
Company of Cincinnati to 100000.
Certificate of incorporation OF the Tole-
do-Put-in-Bay Steamboat Company, Or
ganized for the purpose of carrying on the
business of transporting freight on the
Maumee river and on Lake Erie. Princi-
pal Office in Toledo. Capital stock $16,5OO,
in shares OF 500 each. David Miller, Sam
| uel S. Lungrea, Alfred w. Gleason, ,Antho-
ny w. BARLOW and James T. Southland are
the c0rporators.
| PLAYING DETEoTIvE.-A man, night be-
fore last, went into notorious house OF
this city, and pawned a lady's gold watch.
Yesterday, repenting him of his folly, he
changed his dress, and attempted to dis
guise himself otherwise, calling himself q
detective policeman, and going back de-
manded the watch, claiming that it had
been stolen. His language and actions
were SO disorderly, that policeman was
called in, and our would be detective was
arrested aud locked up. His case will be
attended to to-day slr tsgi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

eoineinnatr msney Mafkss-FeS. -.
GOLD-14o buying and l4o1SS selling. {
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

~ We have heard of several failures
,sfeIv. Assiguees are In demand. saa no
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

tFor ne Vp1o sfetesmanJ
nm. Noiioh -oosefvIng passing esen's
pesgi' s'ea sne1'se.ves' my ss.sAs,on
ss.ssseu ~ t.e notsce you eoo. =. {
.sss,k r,:s :, neic oy sne ianorlng c'.'s ~ .ne
Iail On sne iot1l lnsss Aos t',e pu1pose
- tSntnx az associstion, ~ winch sney
~ 2 @ eerta'n resolutions tnat nigniy comr
neuo themselves 70 every irieno OF sne
e oorer. l tnis Is : step ~ the rignt oirec-
s,vu, anu = sney only persist IN tneir iauo-
evlI unue.saA'ig' sney are sure 70 accoli-
tns y aasn goou, noo only 'or themselves
SA'io' 'ne Guy 1siatkc' 1nere are = 3 reat 7ss'
1.--e.s '..s iiosn W. plese1'
eys..' ~ ooa.u ~. s'lse'sy WORKS when
., es .e'olu'. a 70" co',.r scsors VINO under-
sel1 sa'n o,uef per.sc.iy' Diu !oF .ne
a.. d ~ = ~, a''e tne oniy ening tne
-. ! .-so,e so.''ssoss aoous - .sne anoun'
- Su pooA1' i1onl '''e proceeds' anu ne ls
nv ose', s eore pulous as 70 tle means em-
p.os 81. no work y oi1eh 'done m s.ien .
sfa s"s. nv 'sa' ''.uis -
- wl.nou' cia''pl'ls l ua'nas es'
!. :. ie1'' eo NY Alsi "ser1" " Aeu'
90 'iuen - l' a
-. ses :, uen.a"uo. - Z .e. ~akee' :, "".e
i, :. ' s'ae se'.'1 so.os 0s1. V'sos, 80
anu osue' Sra. II
~ :. A'o'o ..e'. .seeu - =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

Erhe frost is coming out ofthe ground
and the roads are dast becoming ''horri-
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w There is q letter for "euernsey" at
this office. 7ss ~
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HEATING RAILROAD CARs.-The numerr
GUS cases recently recorded, in which acci-
dents have happened to cars through the
breaking of rails in passing over the lines
in severe weather, and the horrors to which
the passengers have often been subjected,
owing to che stoves setting fire to the over
turned cars, seems at length to have turned
the attention of constructors to remedy.
Thus far. the colder the weather, the great
er the danger, not only of a breakdown
On the road, but of fire breaking out at
rhe most critical of all moments,
and consuming more especially the
wounded and the dead while some
times those in the vigor of health have
not been able to escape with sufficient rap
idity to avoid the most frightful of deaths.
A new apparatus has lately been invented
in New York, and has been in use for sew
eral weeks on the Albany road, in two of
the ordinary passenger cars, which we
mention chiefly as suggestive of further
improvements. An iron stove placed under
the cars, heats water, which is conveyed
round the car by pipes placed about six
inches from the floor. Salt is mixed with
the water to prevent freezing, when not
used. The water pipes bring the heat Just
where it is wanted, and the stoves are SO
arranged that in case of collision or other
accident there would be little danger from
fire. This arrangement has also been
adopted in the new compartment
cars on the Boston, and New York Express
line. Directly it is felt that the railroad
compan1es are expected to provide against
this most terrible OF all dangers to their
passengers, still simpler means will be dis
covered and brought into operation. We
doubt if there need be or ought to be, any
permanent fire in every one of the passen-
ger cars. Hot water or steam pipes could
by tubes and flexible hose communications,
carry heat from car to car. and greatly les
sen the risks ofa whole train being destroy
ed by fire, or at least Of several cars being
thus burned up, whenever an accident oc-
ours. There always must be a great risk
of this where each car carries its own heat
ing apparatus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-21

Pending in the Probate
Court OF franklin Co.,
Ohio. hss .5g,'fy.-
4 Petition to complete
contract tor real
estate.
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LOCAL NEWS.
siSsxs siSsxs.oaoroszcsl 4 ans, prepared ssd -
e,rrected by W. J, Savage, Jeweler' ss[m
south High street c'
o., g:sg'.,.'. sssssss' ssss as.sssss 9 ss g. 9.
ss:.';:;;;::::::::;; 4s :;;::;::; - Il Il = !.
=. a,...,. = SHfssrs.s....sA..sss4ss J : a,
We have heard of several failures pl
lateiys Assiguees are In demand. sqA 10 hi
eH-The frost Is coming out of the ground /,
and the roads are dast becoming 'horri- s.
ble.r fI ~
There is a letter for sGuernseyn at W
this office. co
eE Three years ago to-day the Confed- -
crates evacuated Wilmington, North Car 81 81
E Lovers OF oysters will be sorry to w
learn that the cold Winter is likely to pro- "
tluce an oyster famine. IN
sIoE Andrews & Hull have received {
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper for [lal
March. They are rich numbers. a. ,,1tI az,
tH It is rumored that our Legislature I'd
is expecting an invitation to visit Frank gr
fort, Kys about the time of adjourning. pr
. e. There is large number Of very pa
suspicious looking men In the city Look sui
out for your overcoats aud clothes ines.F Iti
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Sherif,s Sale.

s; w. ANpREws 8. his Atty. Z
feb2l dltW3W
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1868
1856


Sl86. 1868
.baslx y SPRIN TRADEls5 ait
vTsHE unJsrsignsd, fsturhins IN ahanks tosths
- Merchants and Others rheshasd iavued him
with their patronage IL skss pleasure napnoungnss
h- friends and the public that he j. now able 10 make
afurhef deduction m the wholesai : nlgu y
g noiss1'esnEl TIN WARE a's'al ssii,1a
and BY using The best material md Yelling hlmselfbf
The use of ME most improved NJ Aehil ny. he Offers
TIN WAREs WHOLEsARE AMI RETAIL,
OF superior quality to any nanuiactu. 90 css.wher
In the State.
He still offers to.tske 10 exchange any kind Of good
barter, but does NOT want 10 sell Tin Ware, or any
thing slse, on time. = a1aiosa sIllgle 4.s WI
1 rSfs5sT sHa ~ ,oiah sE.'II. POGUE,
~ ~ lal I y. =. !. /. ~. ~. Hillsborough, M. G..
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ron rae CAMPAIGN,
"A V.aLU.aBLEa GIMP AfGN Pa PER.
Circulation Of Political Information. 1
TIE Campaign upon which we have just entered
j is by iarfhe most important and momen.ous ID
which the people Of eur country have ever beeh cali
ca ,pon 40 participate The life Of hsnatlon the
liberties oil the people, the rights Of persons and pro-
perty are all in jeopardy. An INSCRIPTIONS facii0a
in Congress has usurped all ihepowers Of the Cow
s.GmsAa ahspeople alone have abe power in their
fsndsN 10 do this promptly and stiee,raily they need
all tbe jnforma.ion that can be furnished 70 them.
There never was time when the necessly for The
dissemination Of sound political information was %
great al present The journals which furnish this
Indignation should DO sent broadcast thsoasheut the
land and be put into the hands Of every every
State, county town, village, precinct and hsmis y
every household from the Atlantic % The Pacifs.
4 Fo supply this need We have ccecluJed % peeoo
WEExLr krELLIsEscKR tsr tks campaign q sueh
price Us will place il within the reach Of ell 4
sluSilL 10 supplied 10 Clubs Of ten 81 more = ~
same Pos, Office al Fifty Cents PsrcoP, for the Cen
paign. or fos hour months prior TO January u 1859
H Published at w ashingon City, the great political
crntie Of The country, enjoy peculiar facilities for
obtaining and presenting 70 our readers The earliest
and most reliable political Information, and 10 keep
our patrons horooghly posted in regard 10 events Of
political importance. III .t gi,, gvaN y
We cali upoA our friends throughout the country
TO exert themselves to push lhis circulation Of The
Campaign Weekly In.slligeneer to The iuIess poss-
bic exlsnt II they will DO this service, We pledge
ourselves to DO our part Of the work wiih al the en-
ergy and sbiEty and industry We can command.
ftS'ia sl'e4 80 SNOW, CoYLE a. co.
900 Proprie,ors National In,elissnser, -
s1fs Washington, d. 6.
kssasi 10. E Fl Is 80 - - -sa
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VIII sdf i n ON SALE .laea ~
q KEGS Nails, BY the Keg. 's'.,' T. IL t.s y
- ~ Boxes Snuff, Virginia Belle,
~ 900 Bales 10 box, SIS 90 per boz. assqs
OF 10 cents per bale,
sheet Iron Al cent? per pound.
Russia Sheet Iron Il IS cents per pound.
Sheet Zinc d 20 cenlsper pound. ysta
so0'lbs. bcst Leaf Lard. = - 11slb aet
Y 400 iss' Sugars, as.of'sd. ] gasls1 g5gsF
ae leo Lbs best Soda lltg VASA*Ft fee
y olbss Coffee, best Rio,s sp,rl4ul raialel9
Pepper, Spice and Gnger.iea saaRasaa 81
,Ill box sfstu J6ns Chewing Tobacco.
II For Sale BY el sssna
E. NJ. P0GUR.
HdaAKOS Marlborough.
Feb. IL. S.
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w. "A. Gatt1S. q co.
Dealers Sa C0Sif feet OaiesSes, FG-
aRily Groceries, &c. &C.
as = fifLLSBOR0UGH.N N. G.
vU,HE undersigned are stll atths old
i + CONFECTI0NERY STAMP,
whero they win be pleased % serve their customers
and the public generally. WilluendsayofD 20 Keep
constantly on hand good assegtnsntlof 4ouA 1
COnfsctionares. csadlsss9 'ilali
Nuts, kaislns,
agaN Figs, aNt" 49, Sardines,
HOLSTERS, ,ss1pdRoN iOycis,
Salmsns, Pickles, &C. &c.
..afs4 artis,1 La: Also nv s'ailesH
8,, ias Pepper and Spice. vJits. VI otlA I
~ ""a Y Ginger, Powder and Shot, $500 u,
Snuff Tobacco, Hefrings, &c. &C.
ELL lNfd III ALSO
We invite al to cali and see us-the prices shall
q right We will take all kinds Of country prf lace
80 w. A. eATTIs & Co..
August IA u d. II x ii OIL
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NEW GOODS.
II AN now opening General Assortment Of Goods,
4 ea prices 10 suit these hard times for cash and
JAMES WEBB. JR.
THE CAROLINA FARMER.

BELIEVING that the interests OF the Farmers
~ and Planters Of this tecisfs demand the publ
sson 81 periodical devoted TO the advancement o.
Agriculture In the two UaroIinss have determin.
"a il establish such periodical under the title o.
EaCARuLlNA FARMER, and viii issue the
fiTs, number as soon as sufficient number q snc.
scfbers are obtained 10 pay reasonable share Of the
expense Of publicaiion.a W. t7esNI -
The Farmer win be issued monthly at 80 PEI
aum, in adsanses wilIcontan not less than thirty
Two large double-column pages Of reading matter,
bsund in handsome covers; and in typographical
Execution will not be surpassed by any Agricultural
Monthly Ia the country,
Being determined 10 do whatever energy VIII ac-
complisha in making the Farmer worthy abe Support
81 The intelligent Planters and Farmers Of North Ca
risa and South Carolina; and desiring 70 INTRODUCES
knto every county in those States, we wish 10 EN-
uloy active Agents at every Pcs-ofce, 70 whom The
most liberal inducements will be offered.
" our exchanges in the two caroIipas will confer
fyor, which we will be glad torecfocae, by giving
,his snneuneemeni few insertions in their adveIiis-
ing columns, with such editorial eomnent as they
shink the probable value Of such periodical as We
piSpose publishing may justify.
Address all communications 10
WIN. H. BERNARD.
=Joly l.-f5 wilmington, Nc.
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A BEAUTIFUL While Kerosene oilin one and
n i've gallon Tin Cans, al the -
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