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WASHINGTON.
The Other 300 Millions OF five per
Cents,

WASHINGTON, September4.
1t is not yet known what course the
Secretary proposes TO pursue in relation
to the three hundred millions of 8 per
cents which remain Of the new loan under
the funding bill, but the impression pre-.
walls In financial circles that no more
new bonds will be offered for month to
come, and that when Secretary Boutwell,
decides to place more of the new loan on
the market, he will offer tic three classes
of bonds authorized under the funding
act, with equal portions of the last, unless
Congress shall, in the meantime, author.
izc him to withdraw the At and 4 per
cents from the market altogether.
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The Secretary Of War, with a dele.
cation from New Orleans, lefl Washing.
ion last night to meet the other part Of
the delegation in New York at 10 o'clock
to-day, when all Of them will proceed to
Long Branch to meet the Presinent by
appointment,
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MANNER OF DRAWING:

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
VIII contain 10000 numbers, plainly printed on
leather tags. The other wheel will contain T2l
boxes, each containing Rift. Ono tag or mum.
Der will bo drawn from the 1000 wheel, and the
htst box drawn from the second or 73i box wheel
Will contain GIN, neatly printed and sealed up,
and the gift go drawn from the second wheel will
be the gift Of the tag lrst drawn, whether 800,
$1,000, or 100000, AZ announced.
l4,BG4 Tickets Disposed of In July.
To olnsurc ticket holders, tho public are assured
that only 5000 tickets nrG sold only 25,OOO
numbers 90 In the large wheel, the 12i gins
awarded, but diminished pro rata. In easel 900
tickets only arc sold, only numbers 10 90. 900 20
In the large wheel, and the 7qi gifts diminished
one.half; and In case only 5000 tickets are sold
the entire 79l glrts will be paid In full-it being
Intended that no unsold tickets shall participate.
Tne Manager has already paid int the Citl.
zens' Bank go 900 towards defraylng the expen.
ses, and does not depend on sales Of tickets 10
pay his expenses Of Printing. Advertising, &c.
The public are invited TO the utmost scrutiny as
10 tho reliability Of tho entire affair.
Persons deslfous OF acting as agents for the
sale Of onr tickets In any city Of the United
States or CanAdAg, address
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After paying the expenses OF the OahaEprlse and
making the distribution Of the GlfLs, the balance
VI the proceeds arising from the sale OF tickets
viii be appropriated to the establishment OF
FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE,
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NATHANIEL PORE, EsQ.,-Dedr Sir
Mr.. Friglees has just got in without seeing
Goethe. lie says that he very unexpec.
tedly met Gen. Crooke, who ordered him
back and refused to recognize his authority
to go to the Cochie camp and threw his
letter down In disdaln, saying that the
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Of New
Mexico nor any agents had any authority
to send parties to Arizona, that his In.
struetions authorized him to capture
any American or Mexican who was found
on this route. He also says they at.
tempted TO arrest his Indians, but Lieut..
Ross knew SaCo and interCeded for him.
Gen. Crook would not let him get bis ra-
tions, which were at some distance from
where he met the party. Gen. Crook
told them that they were lucky TO get
back with their lives without ratlons. II
you retain him think this affair should
o. r. PorE."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-05

THE Mayor of Pittsburgh picks up $780,
900 worth of crumbs which fall from the
municipal table, and the people arc talk.
Ing about fixing the salary at $4,000 and
cutting of all perquisites.
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STANTON NJ. HOWARD,


sketches, Designs, Elevations, Sections, Plans
petAila, laromctficsl ProIectIons PorSpcctIycs
Eeumates, Specifications, working drawings
and General Dranghts promptly furnished.
Patent Oflce Drawings prensred for Inventors.
and guaranteed not TO bc Informal
OmSe ill Market street one door south Of Mo.
"a'V mouse octi0
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INDIAN AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA
Crooks vs.. Grants Quakers.
WASHINGTON. Sent. 4

'T''"'''1'" I"7'i 'gVI7N' VI
Vincent Collyer has written n letter to
tho Secretary Of the Interior, dated Fort
Craig, August 92d, In which he says that
ho had several interviews with messengers
from CoChise, but they gave him no
satsfaction,l and that the chances Of
bringing that chief to Washington wero
very slight. lie appends the following to
his letter:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
wv York Money and Stock Market.

o, d.. NEW ioRK, September l.
GoLn-srong and has sold at iisS on tho re.
port that another severe squeeze Ia ,ontemnlatsd
at IN early day; from l.l9 to l.l0 Of / pGr cspr
was paid for Us" per day. Clearing. f5rty.Gyo
millions wv
MoSEY-Easy at per cent
BXcHANGE-sterllng exchange. banker. hills.
100.
CONFERENCE.-The bond market Was atroug
at the close and advanced to the highest figures
current for some time past.
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MedIcaI.
sIMlLIBUs CURANTUR


ID
nCmFnHE
hOMEOPAIlLlC SPEClFICb
Have proven from the most ample experience
& M sucggssi NSiiI
And reliable They ate inc Beat Family Medl'
made In using them 30 harmless IS 10 bB free
from danger, and no efficient as to bo always re-
liable They havccrccelyed tho highest common;
uaI1n n9 from lhe tnoISahaS VINO nave l9ng uSea
Action % to those S who % Try The Them a'"''' '0"O'' ''
TO- T9res I 6t,Io I1da " boI%; iec..,,o, CohS; !:
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm, Goiic. .-""s
Ing.Colle 9F IiSIa,, iHS1ning - oi nii. iniIan'+"5S
Harn, H,InIng niliInrs Giiic;' ;'''''''SS n
E8afsra orhTS! VomitInS OO.'O'..'''.a
0uGha. UolIs, Br5pchitIS
enTnIEIn, ToothAehO, .FacFGcl ...l5
y 4, mendncheB, SICK HeadAcho, Vottlgo"..1
Il SpPsesasi i SlTI, or fTTsS1isT SGSn PeFIcj: .I.aS
" Whites, 100 Protuse Periods .".........,....25
:, roup, Cough, Ditlcnlt Breathing ".'.... 2
y I, hupuonY eah hneuIn, htys 4, y,slpolas''''''''So
kseI.nIt,S,1 SSs nIsHimIHiS TGiI FSydr pAR.'S
II Piles, Blind uF BISSd1
Ii QpthalmY, and Bore or Weak Eycs.........5O
y THStarrt acute or ehrfGI1s: lnGaSsniS..sS
Il AathHia, Oppressed Ireathiug g.............sO
q gar Discharges, Impaired hsAring g".---tO
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sSSs9 mi Spsy soanty fSeStfI Moahnes'.S
Il Kidney DiSsn se. GTHyCi n'u'os"'.sSS
u NeFvoas DebiTity, involuntary Semi: SEMI
snr. lSsI IISS,HS IgIi,S6,IHrSss; g
~ Urinary Weakness, WsttinS BSd 80
81 Painful Periods, nystaflA ...... ,.........S1
q AunorinEaat at Change oI Lie ,...-.........l %
y =, kPlicpny, spa,SIiina, ~. Yltus Dance ....l
DhPhtheriin, ri UIlceLAt1n sore IhtoaL...;":o
"oo III ''n''' 'a'Eo VI SiIe'''"' '"'''0o ana
Family Cases In MOROCCO, with
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srocKs-Thcro was a strong bull feeling on
stock exchange to-day, which resulted In u fur
theF advance of prcOs and Increased activity Ia
al speculative shares, and the dealings were very
heayy IN Northwestern common, Wabash, Pacific
Mall, Western Union, Pacific, Now York Central.
and kFlo' lneEprcss shares Adams has been tho
leAtnrc,sclling up to.sO. The market closed very
stronV, with the exception of PaciAG Mall and
Union PacInc, which wOro dull and heavy. Ad,
yiscs from tho other side state that American
securities are buoyant on tho Continent, especial
ly at Amsterdam and Frankfort tho German
bankers were buying Central Pacific this after.
noon on European orders which caused the
price 10 advance to IO2';.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, September 4.
COTTON-Market steady with q moderate de-
mhAnd, mlddling upland lDNc.
FLOuH-Dnll but Unchanged receipts 2lOOO
common 10 good extra e. iSft6 TO- Ohio eEtrai
50 6518 70; St. Louis S5 G5G9 90 RyO Flour
and Corn Meal quiet
WHIsKY-Duli At 09108Sc
GRAIN-WhGat, demand fair aud pFlces Ad
Vanced; spring No 2, 81 3JlIl 3GHc; winter red
some To arrlyeSl 4N6l b1i5; whlte Michigan TO
arrive 81 50Ili IS; Rye heavy, western SOC, Bar
10y aud Malt quiet. Corn dull, hut unchanged
westcrn and Ohio iNb5Oc
llOPs-Flrm.
GnoCERIEs- Coffee ilrm, Rio iillUlTSc sugar,
fair 10 good reclining 01G90kc; Cuba BkvkO'
M1laSscs dull hut Unbalanced. Rice gH9yKc.
PETRnLEUM-Crudc iic; do refined 9iHc.
PROvisIOSA-Mes pork ilrner at fi3 bO, DO0i,
cut meats aud mddGs unchanged, Lard steady,
prime AtGam Sh0SAC
BUTTER Dull, western 10000; StAte lbdsOc.
CHEESE Dull at GQlONc,
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. September =.
FLOUR Demand fair and market Grm
GRGIS--DeulAnd active and prices advanced,
No. 2 spring ChiCAgo$l IN cash or September,
a. 10k October; this afternoon llrm and active
al 81 lik6bi ilE SeptUnb,r 81 II bid for DC.
tobGr Cora No. . mixed quiet and strong and
AtUnC nlHntF, Hd'6uDl9C CAHl Ut oepNenUtIi lulh
afternoon llrm at 4ltdLiikc September Oats
steady and IN moderate demand; No. 29Ec,
Rye Arm; No. =, 67H659t, Barley active aud
easier; No. spTingb0kc.
HIuHwINEs-S Steady at eOc,'
PROvIsIoNs--MeSs pork, lard aud meats steady
aud unchanged
Baltimore Market.
BALTiMoRE, SeptemberS s
fLOuR-Dul but unchanyed
70 QRGrN-WhCat dull; amber 81 4S6l tsP Corn
dull and prices nominal mixed waslerh 690Tlc,
Oats 46dl60c,
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IL Tickets for Sloo; % Tickets fol
1856; SO Tickets for $500:
ll3 Tickets for 1900.

The undersigned, lato principal business man.
ager Of the very successful Mercantile Library
ON Concert at San Francisco, California, has
Concert In aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky.
The drawing will take place In public, and
everything will he done TO satisfy buyers Of tick.
ets that their interests will bo as well protected
as they personally snpOrlntendCd the entire
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Kaathsr Report.
WAR DKPIHTTENT1
OFPfun or TIN CHEZ BIaNAL 0PT1UEA,
WAsHtEaroN, D. O., Sept. 4-1:SO P. n.

OFElOH VI ShtAH
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 4-TSO P. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
Nomaterial change Is reported from
the Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations.
The barometerIhas fallen very. generally
during the day east Of the Rocky Noun.
tains, especially on the Gulf and over the
Lakes but the highest pressure remains
central In Delaware. Il has risen decid:
edly from Missouri to New York, and
northwAtds. Fresh southerly winds
have prevailed at most Of the stations In
this region, and northwesterly on the
Gulf. The coast Is smoky and hazy. The
weather has continued from Eastern
Michigan to the Middle Atlantic States
with clouds and light rains, aud local
rains have fallen in Wisconsin, but else.
where clear weather lsreported.
PRoBABtITTRs.
Clear and hazy weather will probably
continue from New England 10 South
Carolina, with southerly winds; falling
barometer, with southwesterly winds and
increased cloudiness from the Lakes
southwestward to Ohio and the Mis- souri,
River; continued cloudiness and local
rains on the GulfooaSt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelligencer.

(By the Western Union Line,
OhiCO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.l
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S1,OOO,oOOl
100000 Tickets of Admission,
$40 Each In Currency, Half Tickets 81, Quarter
Tickets $3.50.

Zach Ticket will consist OF four quarters, val
ne: $26O each The holder Is entitled TO Admls-
sion TO the Concert and TO tho amount Of gift
awarded to II or Its fraction. Tickets number
from 10 10000
THE CITIZENS BANK Of kE IS TREASURER.
All Monies arising from the sale OF Tickets
will b0 deposited with tho Citizens Bank, sub.
leCt only 70 tho order Of tho President and Treas.
nrer q tho Library, counterslgRed by the Busi.
ness Manager.
During tho Concert, the sum of
S550.0O0 IN GREENBACKS
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r =. FAIRFAX,

ARCHITECT AND SUPRRLvTENDEYT
OITeE-CrAnglo Block, Market 3d., Wheeling
W. Va, and AN. % st., GAINESVILLE, o.
bH-speciAl attention given to PablIc Buildings
aug23
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To be called the
Public Library of Kentucky.

The Concert and distribution will take place
under tho Immediate supervision Of the Trustees
mentioned In the act Of Incorporation
The TrustGrs will he assisted by well known
aud eminent citizens or KGntuCEy who have
consented to be present at the concert and to su.
perlntend the drawing aud distribution OF gifts.
The holders OF tickets TO which gins are award
nd will bO paid on presentation Of them or their
fraction at the office In Louisville, the second
day after drawing and every business day for six
through any Bank or Express Company, for col.
lection. All orders accompanied by Drafts, Post
Office Money Orders, or GrGGhbaCks, will be
promptly attended TO and tickets returned by
mall registered or expressed, IA desired,
Tickets are like GreenbaCks-gOOd only 10 tho
holder
Buyers will note that there are only One Hun.
dFed Thousand Tickets Instead OF Two Hun.
dted Thousand, as In tho San Francisco Gilt
Concert, and that there Ia $50, 900 more dstrlbu.
led sold that and made the awards In four
months and paid t498 90 to ticket holders from
November % TO 18th, 1870, and turned over
t2 900 TO the Secretary due tickets not presented
II will be particularly noticed that tits mat.
ter Of lmpOBsIblllty for any one to know what
numbers draw gifls, as II Ia not known what the
Kin Of any number drawn from the first wheel
will be, until the scaled box, with the camount Of
tho gift plainly printed, ls taken from the other
wheel and opened In fall view Of tho audience,
therefore the larger gifts may not come out until
towards the last or In the middle OF the drawing
The $4,000 gin In the San Francisco GIN Con.
cert under tho management Of Q. Il. Peters, was
the 200th number drawn, and was awarded and
paid to gentleman In New Orleans. 721 Glfts
10 all that can 10 drawn In one day.
~ Tho Numbers and Gifts are drawn by blind
children from 10 II years Of age.
The Drawing will be extensively published,
and parties ordering tickets will have printed
lists sent them. Parties forming. Clnbs and de-
string Information will please address this oftice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

As We leave Saaiosa, We pass Bais-
ton. 10 Sshsoeeidy, change cars and
take the n. Y. & Hudson river road
wesi By Amsterdam. s.. Johnyille, H,r-
kimcr, Uliea, Rome, and many other
thriving towns aud Villages 10 Syracuse a
nice aud fss! growing city. Where they
probably make some Of or Liverpool
dairy salt. The struciors for the eyopora-
iion and boiling Of the salt wafer is very
extensive covering many acres. On 80
miles We stop at the pleasant village Of
Newark in the town Of Arcadia in Waiuc
county which is rich agricultural aud
fruit county, about which l may write a
a few lines at another time.
Yours, LAM0lLLE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

Mr.. EDITOR-I take the liberty to
send you few jottings of short jour
ncy and visit to Saratoga, and Central
and Western New York. We left our
home in johnson July 3lst, in drench-
ing rain which continued all day. Had
covered coaches to essex junction. arriv-
ed at Burlington in time for early tea, at
the nice and well kept Vanness house.
the proprietors of which take their guests
from the cars and boaCs, and return free
charge. At 10 P. NJ, we took steamer
United States for Whitehall, arrived about
six, had breakfast on boat cars for Sara
toga, arrived at s o'clock. stopped at the
Vermont House on Grove street, about
mid way between. Congress and Empire
springs kept by B. W. Dyer, formerly
from Randolph, Vt. This house accomo-
dates so, and is full through the season.
The guests of this house are lavish in
praise of their far, and think | ought to
be satisfied myself as | actually gained
six pounds in weight in the week We stay
ed there. Saratoga is very pleasant
town, a great many nice horses and car
riages 10 accommodate visitors FIR ri les to
Saratoga lake and other places Of interest
and pleasure. Among the guests at the
Grand Union and Congress Halls you will
see all kinds of styles, fashions and folly
and some good sense. Among the lions
arc Morris Vanderbilt and SO on. Your
readers may feel sure that there is an
abundance of the healing waters, aud
that Saratoga is not wanting in any thing
to make it one of the best places in the
world for one to stop and sucuperate his
health.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
Probate Not;re

State of Vermont, Lamoile District, SIS In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis. t
on the 18th day Of Aug. 1871.
Il. NJ. Clifford Administrator Of the estate of
Susepta Morey Flate of Wolcott in said District
deceased, makes application to said Court for Ii.
cense to sell all Of the fol-
lowing described real estate Of his said Wards to
wit all the real estate of said wards 10 said Dis
trict representing that the sale thereof for the
purpose of putting the proceeds ST such sal at in
terest or investing the same in stock or real estate
would be henhcial to said Wards Whcreupon. it
s ordered by said Court, that said application be
referred to session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in snid Jehnsoe on the 18th day of Sep
A. d. 1871, sor heoring and decision threun; and
Is further ordered that all persons interested he
notified horeaf, by pubieatonofnutice of said ap-
plication and order thereon, three weeks success
lively In the Lamoile Newsdealer printed at HYDE
Park, before said time Of hearing, that they NAV
cause, object thereto Attest,
ISAAC L, PEARL. Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
FARM FOR SALE.
EVEN SUBSTANTIAL REASONS WHY THE
Il PEOPLE OF VERMONT SHOULD INSURE
IN TIE
VERMONT LIFE.


/. 1t is at home.
2. 1t contributes to tho business and financial
prosperity Of the State.
g. 1t affords business facilities and accommoda-
tions. AS the business men Of Vermont do not eff
feet Their loaus, nor deem ii advisable to keep then
anz accounts and deposits in the Atlantic cities,
the reserve FUND of this company is within their
reach
a. TIL rates of premiums are the most evenly
distributed and are popular, heing thuse of the
great majority Of companies in the United States.
5. Tho features Of the company are liberal and
genert us--none more so.
6. Contested death claims are not taken to the
United states Court ut Washnton to he settled, as
by companies from other States doing BUSINESS
here, but are decided in Vermont, and no Vermont
company has contested policy claim.
Z Ass iute security is furnished for the payment
Of al claims by a full and uninpaired reserve
fund, and in addition, by paid up and unimpaired
guarntee capital Of fifty thousand dollars.
8. The securities Of the company are of the most
reliable character and cannot be shaken by luctua-
tons or stock gambling.
3. Its expenses Of management are low, and tho
evidence or prudence Is manifested in surplus ut
the end OF the second year which is constantly in
creasng.
10. The books balance altogether in favor Of tho
company upon its location and merits.
Home office, Peck's Building, College Street,
Burlington, vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30
Correspondence.
Letter frOm Milford, Kansas.

Letter rem hi!i9fu, LahsdS'
We inscr. this week another letter from
Rev. d. $. Morgan Of Montello, Wis.
formerly Of this county, about his trip to
Kansas:
Up the Republican river l. miles
northwest from Junction City lies the
town Of Milford. Hero we are in central
Kansas, on what, in our school boy days
were taught to call the great American
Desert. 1t docs not in the least approach
to what may be called a desert; the land
is high and rolling, almost billy. The
earth is everywhere covered with yordure
as far as the eye can reach. Here are
flowers in abundance, beautiful yeriegated
and fragrant The sensitive Briar Sch
rankia unciuata) is quite common here.
Every thing is charmingly beautiful from
the profusion of flowers blossoming at
your feet, to the broad tar.reaching prai-
RE rolling away in the distance clothed
in its summers dress.
Milford is a quiet little town situated
on the north bank Of the Republican riy-
err, or rather on creek near its confluence
with the Republican. 1t contains steam
saw cad grist mill built at a cost of $24,-
900; hotel, blacksmith's shop, two
stores, post Office, millinery school house !;
the last nice stone structure wich serves
the double purpose of school.house and
church. The Congreqationalists, Metho-
dist aud Campbellites hold services in the
place.
Milford Is fine business location and
offers superior inducements to immigrants.
1t is expected that railroad will soon
be constructed through the town. At pre-
sent there is a particularly good opening
here for a merchant, a wagon maker, and
physician ANY one wishing Tor inior-
nation "oulo 10 wen 10 auoresS a. D.
Whiting, proprietor Of the Touring mill.
We have heard much said about the
not days ana cold nights ID Kansas sure
ly the days are hot enough to satisfy an
EthiopianI ano some times the nights IKE
wise the thermometer ranging IRON 60
10 llo III me shade Inc ar IS dry' ana
produces a feeling oil exhaustion A good
place IT'S sad Tor consumptves, from
which We intcr that we are not consnmp'
tive, tor we feel much as though we had
been baked aud parbolled and dried out
1t Is possible however We are only a little
"Mondayish
The soil consists OF rich black mould
with clay suosoll ana limestone rock
which often crops out ana affords an album
dance OF building material Inc ROADS
bake down soon after rain and are as
hard as II they had been macadamized
ana one would naturally suppose 1t wouic
be the same III the cultivated fields, but
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-30

NEwsPAPoRIAL-The Orange County
EaJle at West Randolph has gone into
the hands of Mr.. f. A Carpenter and E. II.
Wiley, both formerly Of this office. They
have now issue two numbers, which are
very ereditable to them, and great i'm
prOvement on former issues of that paper
A column ha: been added to each page Of
the paper, and smaller type is used, so
they are enable to give nearly double the
amount of reading matter. Mr.. Carpen.
ter was formerly our "devil, from which
position he rose to be junior partner in the
Grm of Sawyer & Carpenter, is good job
printer. and possesses sufficient muscle to
enable him to accomplish all he under
takes. Mr.. Wiley also holds an honora-
Bile diploma which we issued to him after
his having gone through the many Eases
of an apprentice life, is fair scholar and
possessed ofeonsiderable literary ability,
having contributed much for the press of
the country. His "woman notions" we
believe, were received while sojouring in
Kansas during the agitation of that ques-
ton, there, in which he took prominent
part. The abilities of both if properly
combined, will make the Eagle a success,
and from the numbers received we Judge
the patrons Of the paper will give them
cordial welcome.