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DENTISTRY.
DIR. A. WESS0N,
d Il N T I S II
NO. sos MAIN STREET,
Opposite Mansfield 4 Higbes's Drug Store
DENTISTRY

TN PRESENTING NY CLAIMS g.
i for o continuance Of patronage to1fj5S55ss3
a people to whom have so long been S11lID
known (haying practiced over twenty years in
this county,, deem it, in great measure,
only necessary to give the location OF my office.
In a word, am able 10 give perfect satistac-
tion in every branch known 10 the Dental Pro-
fession, at greatly reduced rates Of charges;
Particular attention paid to the regulation OF
children's teeth.
The Grand Triumph Laughing Gas
No Humbug!
Ihaye IN my Office now. in successful opera
ton, one of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS;
The pure Gas emitted from this machine Will
transport, as il were, the patient to the dream
land while being robbed of the offending teoth,
without the slightest pain. and Ia perfectly
harmless in its effects.
So Don't mistake the name nor place, as
there are other names in the Profession SO near
the same they have been sften taken for mine.
No. 500 Main street. 10. sos Main street.
loS-t A. WESsON.
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L.. the Poor Esgro-Hs has the Alphabsi
and the Ballot, bat he Cant Stag.

Prom N. Danyille (vG.l RsEistsr. Dec. 81
And the poor negro. What is Christmes
10 him now7 We mean particularly the
niantation negro. Il is no Christmas at
sII comparable to what il wss in the days
of auId lang syne. 10 the feudal days OF
the Republic the full-blooded African
hoadsman vas an institution, the like Of
~h;ch will never be seen again. The
mistaken phiIauthropists Of Yankesland
we're wont 10 she'd crocodile iears and
hssVe their bosoms in very agony OF
.vnna,bv Al the imagined wrongs and
s,selties done the Southern slaves, whom
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The Female College
HERsazBo. MISS,

rs NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION
Il Of Boarders and Day Scholars.
TKkEs;
Board, per -...-.-41l "
Collegiate Department. per month..-..----. . "a
Hu1fr - - - -. o.
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MRS. A. R. GIRARDEAU,
Principal and Teacher sf French and Music.
MISS N. B. NOON,
TeSchsr Of English and Latin.
RSFKREKcKs: Rev: T. D. Withs1poon, D.
d., III. Wade, Esq. Memphis; Col. I. white.
Or. J. Rice, fernando. Ill
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lust RECEIVED
90 bbls Choice Onions.
g bbls Oranges.
go bbls Pine Peashblow Potatoes.
200 boxes aud quarter boxes Raifins.
us bbls Family Flour.
10 tierces SuFar-cured, new Hams,
Is bbIs Choice Molassss.
so boxes Spices and Can Goods.
go kegs and half bbls Piss Feet.
10 bbls Onion sets.
Together With fun assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Grorories. Wines aud Liquors. at
.. n. Ecss=szy's, saz Front street.
Between Union and Gayoso sls. Jos
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BLANK BOOKS

Of PLAIN $40 FSacJ Work. dOns With dispatch
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Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 1874
Main street. and at Depot, head of Main street.
Eg- Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis city Transfer Company, ct Hotels,
private residences. or on board boats. to all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL. PASSENGER Agent. 79-f
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PRFsH SUPPLY OF THE pEsT PITTS.
"A BURG LUMP AND NUT COAL, just re-
eeivet and for sale y tbs HAYS COAL COM
HORTON. Agent, No. 50 Main street. ia
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Executors Sale of Land, at
Public or Private Sale.

YVNIIE undersigned. as E1ecplor OF Jacob NJ.
Sulth; lNte Of FaiTiebl county, Ohio, de.
ceased, win on Msnday. fhe. 1st" day of
1lnEeh, 1909, at one O'Clock, p! M ,EOffar
for sale At public auction, on the pr ennis s.,
the Home Farm, Of said deceased. knowh as
tn g "Andrcw shaw Farm" si,,iato nhont ~
Jules North wc't Of Bremen station, aGd de
H. hbcd m The NoRih west quarter ofeeeton 8
in township 10 Of range II, containing 30
acres more or less. ''|
This farm has on 1t n good dwelling and
Barn III Outhoiises; n good OrclinrdI Spring
nnh Spring House, md u il we'll watcred, and
has nom ~ to ~ 6ures q good tmher. the rest
Of the land being cleared and in cultgtion.
Terms ofSale--0ne thiri the purchn'o mon
ey N hand, one.third in one year, and halanc
in two years. tho deferred payments TO bear
interest and he sec ured by notes and mortgage
on the ppaiplscsy x.I.n,~
The Undersigned win II opportunity offers,
aellahis pfopert yalpriynte sale at Rny time
,''> - -" \ Join AstiBAUGH.
.H.HY.i. ..I- Executor Of Jacob NJ. Smith.
IIuSrER& DAUGnERrY, AttyS.
January a, lSGS.-Gwi4
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EXtra-Lcgislatiye.
Proceedings relating 10 the EEcur,
" 5a. sion to lancaster, .,,,, -r
PROM the ohio statesmr nm.

,.s..- From the ohio Statesman.
At an impromptu meeting Of the
members OF the Ohio Senate and
House of Representatives held in the
pnrlor of tho Tallmadge House, on
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, the follow.
ing proceedings were had. .al v
|. On motion Of Hon, Curtis Berry,
jr., Hon. Charles IL. King. of Tole.
DO, was mado Chairman, and j. J.
Jacobs Secretary. 5.,o....,
On motion of Hon J Swaziland,
of Madison, Messrs, Dangler and
Campbell, Of tho Senate, and Mes.
srs, Callan, Newman, and Rutter,
Of the House, were appointed u
committee On resolutions, .a l'
After u short absence, Mr., Dan
gler, from the committee on roso-
lutions; reported the following: a
WHEREAS, By invitation OF the
officers oftho Columbus and flock
ing Valley railroad, we have this
day had tho pleasure Of a splendid
ride, ia comfortable and elegant
cars, oyer as smooth aud we'll apJ
pointed u road ,as Ohio can boast,
and through onool her richest and
most beautiful sections OF country;
and, rlu..,. .,....I.. ,r
WHEREAS. We have been most
Hospitality received and entertain
cd by the city council Of tho en-
(erprising city OF Lancaster; and
WHEREAS, The hosts of the
Tallmadge and Mithof hotels have
so irreiutably shown US by the
elegant and beautiful rspast to
which they called us, and TO which
we think wo did ample Justice, that
they know how to keep a hotel;
therefore, t... ......
RcSoired, That 20 the officers
and employees Of tho Columbus &
Hooking Valley railroad, tho COun
Gil of tho city Of Lancaster and the
hosts of the Tallmadgo and Mithoh
hotels, wo hereby tender our cor.
dial thanks, wishing prosperity to
tho railroad, greatness to the city
and a long and happy lilo 10 tho
hosts. ..at.I..,.i .l.., ....... Hd'
ReSolced, That these resolutions
DO published in Columbus aud Lam
nnefnn nnnnca
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LEGISLATIVE.

Going back to lbo 9Th inst. We
note the Introduction on that day
in the Senate of n bill relating to
salaries, by which tho salary of 4
Supreme Judge 10 Increased TO
$4,000 and Il bill for tho regislra.
tion Ofvoters. ul 4..Hl ixo
In the House a bill was ihttol
duced to prevent tic aalo Of poi
'onous mixtures for food, medicine
or drinks, and n bill to amend the
law requiring n registry of births
and deaths, Mr., Rutlor offered n
resolution in relation TO establish,
ing q uniform series. Of text books
10 DO used in the common schools
OF the State. n fqH .H-s1ii 0O0
On The slh in tho Senate, Nr
Griswold offered a joint resolution
requesting our Sepptors eDd repre-,
soHtativeS I'M Congress to oppose
all further grants Of tho public
lands to railroad and other corpbr.
atoms. g,
No proceedings Of Importance on
the 9th in the Senate. is.
In tae House, a bill was inn'b.
duced to regulate tho stahdatd
weight per buShel ofslonc coal
and the measure of coal and wood
Mr.. SEQ introduced q resolution,
favofing the project Of comUinibs
the teisgraphic htho postal scr
q vice throughout tho Union, an 1
reqaestiRg the Ohio Congressmer
to give " their support. A. reso
luton was offered reques ting on
B congressman 70 oppose lse bill, ~
the erection ofG NEW Presi.lenLia
mansion, and ono requiring III
State Auditor to publish 90 the is
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THE LANCASTER EXCUR-
SION.
A Dinner Party of Eighteen
Hundred Persons.


An Excursion brain, over the
Hooking Valley Railroad, coming
from Lancaster and caTryiugabout
1900 passengers, arrived in this
city about | o'clock p. NJ. yester-
day. Tho train started with
twelvo coaches loaded to the crow
ded pbint, from Lancaster at about
81 A. NJ, the excursioEists aiming
to reach Columbus at III A. NJ
Tho Council Committee from Co.
lumbus met them at Winchester.
where o largo crowd Of peoplcjoin.
cd tho excursion party, swelling
it far beyond the capacity of the
cars 1t was found impossible to
proceed with safety, and an en-
gine was sent to Groveport for six
molo cars. Ihesp wcro attached
and the train steamed past Grove
port and into Columbus. The
I ommittee had arranged To- have
dinner at twelve o'clock, and
tickets werc distributed, directing
the holders wheio 10 60. The de
lay disarranged this plan somewhat,
but on theft arrival at the. depot,
the Lancasterians found that !"din-
ner was waiting" and tho several
detachments were escorted at once
TO the different hotels, whero din.
ner had been provided for all, and
dinner worthy of the name. Tho
CITY Council of Lancaster. Dircc.
tors nod officers of 'thc road, and
other guests, were entertained by
the City Council at the Neil House,
whero an excel lent dinner, provi
dcd by "minc host" Failing, was
disposed Of after tho most approv-
ed ,stylo.1fl q 20 a.4.4sLtU
The reception at the Opera
House, announced TO take place at
halEpast one, was recalled, the
late arrival Of the train making it
impossible to have the exercises
take place as intepde6. ,pI
The gucstspaid visits 10 tho Cap
itol and other points of interest in
the cityjand started on the return
"trip at about 81 O'Clock p M
The train consisted of eighteen
passenger coaches, drawn by en-
ginc No. 3, and the trip to I4ancas-
ter was madc in two hours, with
1909 people on tho train. The
round trip was made without ac.
cident or injury to any one, and
the excursion will long be remem-
bercd by tho participants and by
our citizens, . r,,at..-
A. The committee of arrangements
though disappointed in tho arrival
of the train, managed so as TO ac,
feompodatc the 1900 people, "stop,
4 ping over for dinner" to the salts
faction Of all parties %, s. Jour.
nal, l5th.ndtI.a glH.. m,7t r.u
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P5r tlh Lancaster Gazette.
"Septimlls." ''

Septimns was not fair in his crit.
icisms on my schools" Those
who have read my papers attcn.
lively, will remember, that I laid
down my premise in the start, that
"thoroaghneSS" in all the rudimcnt1
al clements Of an English education
must first be required alike OF all.
Beyond that, in the singh school"
department, | suggested that pa.i
rents should be allowed 10 direct
what particular branches their,
boys and girls sholld take up, SO
that they might bc qualified for
the avocatiohs Of lie they were
to pursue. 7"" '''n ''' =
l did not say that''too mich time
is used IN acquiring al eddcdtton,"
ala not intend TO give the imprcs.
sion that three years might do the
r0rk Of educating, I" | may not
have been as clear on that point az,
l should have been; but tho intelli.
gent reader will have no difficulty
in extracting my meaning. '"
+, With, Septimus, I wonld have tho
farmer "highiy" educated; but !
would educate him fJT ~ farmer;
and not Tor the pulpit; or tho count.
ing room; or the professorship; or
for navigating the high seas, '"
| am friend to "OW unSurpdSS-
ed SyStem of graduated schools,' hut
] know that even "Septimus" wi
not require me to believe them
perfect Mankind has not reach.
edthat point in anything. | am
satisfied with ali that | havo said;
but have no fears that we can 20
back to ''phere ~e ,rre fGiy gedfs
ago." In gu''l l,aiHSEXTUS.
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A Valuable Farm and Town
Property for Sale,

ENIfE 'underhehedbHcT mt private sale his
farm, In Pleasant township, IN the Fogle.
song road, six miles north Of Lancaster. Said
.mTm consists ofone hundred acres Of well i'm
.proyed laid. On il area good two story dwel-
Ing house, q good barn and all necessary. out
buildings. together with fine orchard 0f ex-
cclknt fruit. The hrm rswelIwatJed by two
never failing springs. '"
Will also sall my hbnse and lot on Colnm.
bus street, upon whsh J pow reside. b. Said
property is in'good fepair and Jsa desirable
cIty residence. Terms mad Q easy For par
,bcklars ennrIireof the .llndcrsigQed ut Bnu-
mans Grocery. DANIEL TSCHOPP.
Jan, 81, lS0o-ihi -H"iH tfa7rif,u H
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The Agricultural Department
furnishes the following estimates
OF tho corn and cotton crops of the
pact years In corn there has boon
an incroaso of l37,00Q,0 900 bushels
over last year, an aggregate in.
crcuse OF 67, 10000 bushels larger
thauls59. This does not include
tho Pacific States, which are not
favorable to tho production of corn,
but is decrease in proportion TO
tho population. The total product
ID 900 ,l7s, 600 bushels. Since Oc.
to0e' the returns which were re,
ceIVod by tho local reports from
cotton sections have beon more
favorable, especially in the South
west, whore tho result, in com par,
ison with tho acreage planted, is
bCtter than in any prepeding car
since tho adoption Of ircelabor.-
Picking has been unexpectedly
prolonged, and the autumn was
favorable. The estimate gives
the total product at 1850, 900 bales
and this is believed TO be below
rather than above the actual yield
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of August next and annually lnere-
amer, a statement Of the number of
horses, cattle, >mples, sheep and
hogs returned for taxation in the
several counties, agd also the 1u~-
Der returned for tho previous year
On tho l1th, in the Senate, Mr.
Linn offered a resolution looking
to an abridgement of the annual
State Agricultural Reports. Mr.,
Bcrg7 gave notice Of intention to
INTRODUCES a bin to SO amend the
Ila~s Of-ths. State as.to require all
officers ofttho St4te or county, to
pay taxes upon the value Of their
Offices as upon other property. =
Tn the House, a'bill vas intro
dacOdu fartheF defining the powers,
privileges and duties Of Railroad
companies in Ohio d9a0od .p't f.
On lie .i2lhO Che Senate passed
tho bill supplemental to the act
fxipg lhc c9hipensatlon of NOM
bcrs and Officers of the General
Assembly. Mr.. Scribner intro
dpesda bll'lt9 9Pend, and strength
en- the so called "visible admix-
tutenlaw Of tho last session. Mr..
Stedmanl offered j. and advocated
tho adoption OF the following reso
litiShinara 400 10 upl9Yi, 1LI p
THAT tho standing committee OF
thctwoH Housesonthe Reform Farm
DO instructed 10 enqnire into the
propriety and pracHcnbilityl of dis
posing of'soomaClr of the land be-
ldhyingGdb- VhG nIseibrm Farm,
isituatefn Fairfield county, ns will
not beineedtd efor1the use Of a like
lnstitutienforIgfFls, ind converting
80 much thcreofias may be needed
\ lor tile use Of an institution OF like
tcharaeterl Tor girls, and also the
pbhrcliaseiof lRhd 6t a better quality
ofisoipFUr a Reform Farm for boys
and thatitlic said committees re-
pottbyibill ofiothcrwjso.i Dd r
7 Aiter" discussion, the resolution
was laid, on the table, ,ni.'a =:
,IwIDtho, House. the bill to provide
RlorD tho relief of public officers
ifsom whom public money has been
taken b. robbery Or theft, without
tho fault Of such officers, was read
tlio.third timc.uf ,ol lla,u
fuFThcro WIS no session Of either
Ifouse on Wednesday the Legis.
laturp beng on an excursion tc
Lancaster Iduq oni iI m1oI9
Do prOeeedingsof Importance in
tho Senate hlho 1lth. ,1A j. r
! 'Tnothe ffpuse, the bill for the
brolicfy appbliq officers who have
IOstypablic money BY robbery wa'
lost on tho question Of its passage
fbyn yStc of4liyeas to 42 nays.
l'AIp.(bs Senate on the 18th, q bill
was introduced raising the saIar,
ofhhe Staie1Scbool Commissione
TO $1,000, per hnnum. .silaiaimba .
f3' Th4Bc House, Mr.. Hord intvodu
.cql 4 bill establishing tho ratio 0
Giaterest and repealing the act en-
iatlcd fan actiGxIng the ratio oi in
ttrtst''passed JAM ", 1864. Th'
lTatS c4tabtisHcd by this bill is no
given in ihe T9grppl's report,
Mr, Duuuioffered resolution pro
posinga constitutional alinmcndmcn
I providing ltbat' tho elections 70
state apd county officers shall b
held on tho Tuesday ,pcYt, after TIL
first Monday 10 November.
Both Houses adjourhedtlll Mon
Japy thSi 18th instt, o,nr
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The Enriish Jon1rhals bring q

The English Journals bring q
lettor of Mr.. Peabody, under date
of December 9th, announcing his
intention of adding one hundred
thousand pounds sterling TO- his.
idrmer doaatioh of a like amount
onaAprilE19th, 1866, for The benefit
of the poor of London. In March,
1862, Mr.. Peabody mado a gift Of
one hundred and fifty thousand
pounds sterling for charitable pur-
poses, under what is called the
first trust. He has, therefore, by
his hat gift, increased the amount
OF his charities to G350,000, or
placing tho pound sterling at its
gold valuc ots4 S21, to Sl,0ss, ,76O.
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Tribute of lsespect,

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our
Heavenly Father 10 remove from
amongst us, by, tho hand Of doath,
our well beloved brother, z. g.
George W, Edgarnnd while vd bow
to tho oispensations Of PFovidence.
yet we cannot refrain from expres-
stag our heartfelt sympathy foI
the family OF the deceased, and the
brothers Of the Order. Therefore,
RsSolred, That in tho death OF
P. e., G. W. Edgar, our Lodge has
lost n noble and good ODD. fellow.
And to the mombcrs Of the lodge,
how fragrant will his memory lin,
ger upon the recollections Of his
past services to the Order His
death was not unexpected, us he
was stricken by thatslow and sure
disease. consumption; and although
he was not under our immediate
jurisdiction, he found members OF
q, n IT, - WV
the Order at Putnam, Ohio. Cat
which place his remains now rest, J
who kindly attended himin his af-
Fiction, to sootho his last days
with the peaceful influence of the
Order. .. o.t t.g La
Resolved, That the cmblems Of
Charity Lodgc No Z, LOO F.,
DO draped in mourning for the
space Of 80 days,
RESOLVED, That a copy Of the torc
gong resolutions be forwarded to
the iamilyof our deceased Brother,
assuring them of our sympathy in
this their scd bereavement,
ReSoloed, That a copy Of the same
be forwarded oeWoodlawn Lodge
No. 22S, assuring thom ofour ap.
probation Of their kindness in at.
tending to our deceased Brother. d.
-a M. J. G. WEAVER, "a
II G. SHUGERT, ! Com.
Au WIN. VORYS. rl)
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Advertising,

Tho New York Tribune has an
art Gle. on advertising as a means
OF keeping business men aaoat in
these uncertain times, which con-
cludes with this most excellent
advice: "Bc sure Of one thing;
whatever you have TO sell, there
are many people ready to buy,
even in the most depressed seasons,
Find them out show them your
wares; persuade them TO buy Of
yop rather Than Of another When
buyers arc reluctant, sellers must
be active. II is neither cheapner
sensi bic TO sit ,still2bcbind7 your
counter and wait for tho hustle 81
tradc TO revive. When business
is dull, that is the time TO advertise,
In tho FIRST place. that isrwhen you
most need 10 advertise; ana i'm the
atcopd place, that is when people
devote the most time TO reading
tho ncwspapersi and when your
advertisement, consequently Ia
most generally seen" ''',' u
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Valuable Timber Land For
r Sale.

The underagned offers for sale tract OF
40 Acres Of good tlIpher land ~ cnn be
fnund in Hooking Township. II IL situated
Hlipke, heing part Of the old Da-id Brum-
field hrm. II has on II an excellent variety OF
timber, consisting Of shingle, huldin and
rnll timber, and abundance OF good fire wood.
Will be sold IN two TRAITS OF 2ianrPS each, or
thPwh ole together as may suit the purchaser,
more than pay fort the land.
TERMS = 0ne-ihird Of purchase money in
hand. the balance IN two annual payments, with
interest. Apple AtiOn should he made to the
undersigned reridlng nea. the premises.
Jan. "A, lSG9.tf. JACOB BECK.
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''' 'VICIN'S'a .
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

- - 81 ~ ft-----l - "a
THE frs; cditioDo of Ono, Hundred Thousand
'of Wick 's.iDustratCd UatOIo9,e OF seeds and
Guide ~ lhs, ,ESIoYSI5 ,SSertdSq y no published
makes nMoIk Ml1o rogSS ~ beautifully inds.
Flowers md Vegetables, Nndlannr Z , ~.
ELEGlyT C0LoRED, PLAfE,9
A BOUQCET ar FLOWERS.
II is the most beRutNil, ,nswen as The mos
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
aud thorough directions for the
Calttrei0fFIowsrs ana We cEetables.
/, The Floral Guide is published for tho heneiit
OF my customers, 10 whom tits sent free With
ont application, but will be forwarded II all
who apply by mhil, for Ten Cents, which IL not
half the cost Address 'n ''i ~ a7Iut F. .u
iirs' JAMES WICK, ir ''ff!
Jan. 81 1860 lsF NJ - y -
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PERsoNAI -On the occasion oi
the Legislative excursion 10 our
city last week, ve had tho pleas
urc of meeting m old friendjn the
person Of PEYroN IIoRD, Esq
Representative from Marion coun.
~ in the General Assembly ofO--
hio. Mr. oHord ranks high in The
list Of membe-s for business capac
ity and Jealous attention 10 the in
teresls of his constituents and al
though he is on the wrong side po-
liticaIly, we must accord to him
sincerity Of motive and desire TO
promote tho interest Of the coun-
try through the advancement OF
that ofrhis party--which last idea
absurd asit is, cannot be denied Il
be tho ruling one Of some good
men, 'H'' '"'''''"
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Advices from Jackmel state that
at party given to somo Cubabs,
recently, tho American G0nsdl,
Gregg, made q speech strongly
fAvoring the annexation OF Cuba
to tho United States, u proposition
which was loudly applaudcd. 1t
happened that there were three
Spanish spies present. nuv
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"a. " 5.iV-ALUI-ABLE4i,qg e ),
Farms for Sale.

WNHE UNI ERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
on yeryt,vo rable terms. two. .yery d-sirA-
Tile spGill farms In Rinhlhnh ft6x nshiis on the
road from RushvIlle to Now Salem The hAcis
'nre butabottb Gu rods apAft, an,lIcan beeuitiYAs
'tedahone farm IL sold 4ogetherl yfhe 'one on
which reside consists oi ~ aeres o. good lanTt
with good dwelling housa and olftbui ldiuRS
good Sprhg, and orshnraof u ehOtce ~ lectiSA
'opgnhed npfles, hiiddcd peaches, p1nlhs Ae.
IL adJolns tie farns of Christian BAKER and
JOHN ,Wocihfd.7 The Other tract cohsirts Of 70
good dwelling honse, gold sprfbg hear tho
snIne good barn, md largo orc hardf6f cAoicN
tult There IS sApting.NNtrr III every fitld.L
abo!n 90 acres undrr ,f,ritiyatioh." thebaiAnee
ti,nbcrd, wiiha Eood, sugar ,tamp thereon.
together. For further particulars, ttfttis,i 40.
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH VANDYKE.
Dec-2i, 'Gs-3miO.