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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
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The people of the Upper Peninsula are again
beginning to discuss the question of their separa-
ton from the State of Michigan and their organ
ization under Territorial government, with a
as the State of Superior. The Menominee Herald
of December 10th has an article on this question,
the principal points of which are contained in
the closing paragraph, as follows:
There is more fitness in the Upper Penin-
sula belonging to the State of Michigan than
there would be in its being attached to Missouri
or Iowa. We have nothing in common and as
far contiguity of territory is concerned, we can
get to Montana easily rs to the Lower Penn-
sula. We are not considered part of the State
except when taxes are to be collected. When it
comes to a question of passing laws for our bene-
fit we are always treated as a dependent prov
ince, and not as part of the State. 1t is time
such a state of things was at an end"
The same article says "that a separation will
he brought about, all the people in the Upper
Peninsula believe, and that it is only question
of time" and recommends that the people this
winter petition Congress to form Territorial
government for them, and when the question is
brought before the next Legislature asking for a
separation, it cannot then be said by the men,
bers that the question has not been before their
constituents
We should not assent to the statement that the
Upper has I" nothing in common with the peo-
pie of the Lower Peninsula more than with Wis
consin or Minnesota. Laws, political and busi-
ness relations, the eastward drift of travel, the
securing and construction of railroads and other
improvements in which both are Interested tend
to make, We think, some bonds Of fellowship and
interest stronger than with other contiguous
States The channel of commercial business and
travel from that region is eastward, and through
the Lower Peninsula Even the waters that
make geographical separation, bring the two
peninsulas commercially nearer together, and
give mutual advantages. As to Legislation, We
do not understand wherein the interests of the
Inner Peninsula have been overlooked. but there
is quite likely some local feeling we do not here
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

TIE WORLD To STOP IN lS.j.--The Second Adj
ventist are al II again. At convention held in
Rochester they have definitely settled the time
for the total destruction of the whole world. 1t
is to take place in IS73.
DIR. Barbour, who has prepared several charts
from which he has lcctured extensively of late.
from Boston tn Rochester on the coming of Christ
in 1873 made speech on the signs of the times,
and cited articles in the London quarterly th..
Edinburgh Review, Blackwcod's aud several
American magazines, qUarterlies, and newsra-
pers to the enormous proportions Of this Com
mune, its rapid growth the past year, and its
present threatening aspect. There We're. he said,
hve hundred thousand members in this country
and millions in Europe. Wendell Phillips was a
member, and said in his recent lecture in Music
End, Boston, that Europe was resting on a vol
canO that threatened the destruction of all her
thrones. And if the church would not discern
the signs of the times the people did. aud mems
hearts were failing them for fear and for looking
after the things that are coming on the ear.h.r =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

The GRAVE OF LoyEJoY.-Elizabeth Cady
Stanton has been lecturing and visiting in the
West, and she writestO the G0ides Age as follows;
On this trip visited Alton, ILL.,, and the grave
Of Loveioy, for the first time. 1t was an inter
esting fact to learn that this monument was
built by staunch Democrat, who had no sympa-
thy with the anti-slarery party nor the pr'nc,-
pluck and honesty in maintaining his opinions
even Mt the cost Of his life This monument,
built by Thomas Dimmock alone, Is . simple slab
of granite with . white marble scroll thereon,
and the inscription, "Hic jacef Lov3oy no no
construction. i believe Mr. Dimmock is one Of
the editors of the Missouri Repsblioss.
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- . W..h;n..on .ueccial % g the St. Louis

savs = washington special to the st. Louis
Democruts ,,,.,, ,.,to claims to
Nm Cheated out of the proceeds Of a whole
years labor amounting to s,sss sSoa' ess"s. cone
.Sytss iawysts ~ st,r nj the White House, lately He
~ss s yocferous in his demands to see the Presl.
asn. tse co"rss and give him an order for the pay
ment Of his money. He had with him IN .1.;S ia,ss
shotbag filled with papers .,msss Mn,so Of h his claim
General Dent informed the Western gentleman
that the President had not, as yet, been gwen
;n-;s5;ct;on over cases of this character, and
would, therefore, be cOmpeli"d .c to S-c..-e any
int1rf.-~l.e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

A MIsFoRTUNE.-It had been arranged that
last evening Miss. Sifbeau 8. Edgarton should
lecture in our city, bat for some reason the lee
ture was not announced. Miss E,lgarton came
up on the Hannibal and st. Joseph road yester-
day, on Conductor Charley Foote'S train. In
consequence of waiting ON the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy road, the train was an hour and
half slow, and ascerfaining this fact, and fear
ing she could not meet her appointment, Miss
E., in the afternoon sent the following dispatch:
MOOREsvnLE, Jan. 29+PM.
IT. s Everett, Esq, PScstdeRf 81. Joseph Lecfare
association:
Hannibal and ST. Joseph train is an hour late.
am on it.
SILBEAU s. EDGARroN.
The dispatch unfortunately did not reach ita
destination, and when Miss Edgarton reached the
city last evening she found that no preparatioDs
had been made to receive her. The misupder
standing has deprived our citizens of rich IN.
tellectual feast.-Sf. Joseph Gazette
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

We suppose that marble busts cannot feel. il
they could, what agonies would the image of Ben.
Franklin endure-the image, we mean, of that
solid old sage which has just been placed over
the door of the Government Printing Office i'm
Washington! In the first place, Franklin was
the last man in the world to care for that sort of
distinction at all. In the next place, this fine
old philosopher was nothing if not economical,
and the greatest pleasure he had in discovering
the laws of lightning was i'm the satisfaction he
experienced from thinking of the property which
his lghtning-rods would save. He knew well
how to manage printing Office, and he liked the
typographical busness; but the enormous amount
of money which we spent for "publc printing y
of no sort of good to anybody but the printer and
paper-maker would have greatly disturbed mn
equanimity which was not easy disturbed His
bust is all very well; but we wish they could
learn, in the Government Printing Office, a little
of his economy.-N. T. Tribune.
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Our view of this matter is, that although we
should regret to part company with the Upper
Peninsula. it is, after all, "only question Of
time,' and whenever the people are fully and
generally in favor of separation, let them have
their own way about it. There may 10 some
things in which their interests are different from
ours and the territory of each peninsula already
is, and the population doubtless will be- equal to
the average Of other States. 1t will be some
time yet before the population will be sufficient
to Justify the formation of State government,
and the expense Of carrying it on; and the terri
torial condition will he likely to last for sOme
time. We should naturally suppose tho "Supe-
rior" people would rather remain an integral por-
tion of State, with the political rights pertain
ing thereto than to come under the territorial
condition and disabilities; but that is more q
question for them than for us.-Sdgisar (Aick.)
Enterprise
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Sherif's Sale.

Sner1n 8 Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DONPHAN COrNr.
In the District Court for Douphan County State of Kausas
Dana fo. Plaintiff
DIV. Finn. }Defendant.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will the 10Th day oi
~ February A d. ls.2 between the hours clock
NJ and clock p. ~. Of said day the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Troy in Donhan County State
OF Kansas offer for sale at pnbc auction cash the fol
lowing described real estate to wit: Lot 40, in bloc
Fourteen 1 lot five t5l in block thirteen m six f6 in
block thirteen nb in Iowa Point Donphan County Kan
sas Taken the property Of d. w. Finn and Offered
for sale TO the highest bidder cash. to satisfy Certain
Judgment and coss Of record in the District Court
for County in the State of Kansas in which Dana
Fox is Plaintiff and ID. W. Finn ia Defendant.
ls72 a. ~
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN
sheriff Of DVniphan County.
January le, iss2-5w.
Prs fee. e1o
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A Democratic sheet urgss ~every lover of his
country to watch and pray and vefe for the
coming daylight Is this another ne4eePart-
ure! And is Coming Daylight the cons man
that is to save the Democrsfic partyi - fact
is, the party preyed 90 much during Buchanan,s
administration that praying Eont help II nsw.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. }ss
DONIPHAN COUNTY,

DoSIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for Donphan County State Kansas
James !salston. l Plaintiffs.
James Delaware
Jesse Ralston Defendant.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will the 10Th day Of
~ February. A d. s7a between the hours of clock
A NJ and ocock. p. NJ of said DAY. the Of the
Court House in the city Of Troy i'm Donphan County State
Of Kansas offer fr sale. at public auction cash. the fol
lowing described real estate to witt Lot three block
sixfyone 6lj in the city Of White Cloud i'm Doniphan
County State Of Kansas taken the property of Jesse
Rason and offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy certain Judgment and of record in
the District Court for Doniphan County the State Of
Kansas which James Ralstnn and James Delaware are
Plaintiffs and Jesse Rastm Is Defendant
Given under my hand this 2th day January A. d. IsTs
SAMUEL NAQUfLKEN
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January ls. 1s.2-5w.
Prs fee SO
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~ There is bill before the Legislature. au-
fhorizing A. FISH to construct mill-tlam across
tfat- Greek. Perhaps the law would he more ef
frient If the authority were given to A. BEAVER.
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Thomas IT. MssoRE:-A gentleman writes TO ms
n"m Donipt,an County stating that the above
named gentleman did not vote corruptly at the
last Senatorial eieetiea. Inquiry and q converse
ton wifp Nt. -Moers has entirely satisfied us that
he Is ap tonest mar, and that there is no reason
to 'Ippufs to him the least dishonesty in the mat
ter alluded To- P&pers which have copied the
list in which his r&nse occurs will please publish
this eorrcctiou.-zGl9yenee Standard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

Bostonians claim that there was nothing x.rv
funny in Mr.. Greeley's lecture on .Wits: hnt
there was dry humor in his gift to the woman's
Q suggestion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

ts some woman in Connecticut has sued
bnek fohERoY for breach of promise. One
woman gets divorce from him. another sues him
for breach of promise, while he marrics a third
contributor TO his paper, who calls herself
ELM Orlow." If she is slippery Elm it may he
to her advantage when she sours on Brick,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

winnebago lwis.l woman who has paid tax
es on her house for many years. and who has been
. female suffrage advocate during all that time,
will vote or burn her house.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoxIPHAN CouNTr. }SS-
In the District for Doniphan County, State


lnthe for Doniphan County State Of
William Heiriek. Plaintiff
Joseph r. Dunn. }Defendant.
NOTICE ia hereby given, that will the 18th d.x cf
February D. 1s1x between the hours NJ 10 click
and four O'Clock p NJ of said day the door "A. the
Court Houss in the city Troy Douphan County State
OF kansas offer for sale af public ancon fnr the f
lowing describrd esfe 70 Wit The north haf ~
north west fractional quarter At section number three n,
IownsniP number thrre. 81 Of range number twenty tD
tuased IN Du0iphan County State Of Kansaa Taken n
the propety Of Joseph Dunn and offered for 70 the
highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain Judgment and
costs now Of record in the District Court Dyuiphan
Ccunty In the State Of Kassas I'm which william Hesrick
IL Plaintiff and Joseph +. Dunn is Defendant
Given under hand this lsh day Of January A. d. I2
SAMUEL MAQrILKEN
Sheriff Of Duniphan County
STOUT HAwxns Attorney for Plaintiff
Jannary la, isz3-5v.
Pr
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MORE kNOw-NOTHINGIsM.-Yhe New York
Times says that Senator ScLurz is not only a
dishonest man, but intimates that lie is 4 dema-
gogne of the lowest sort. The Westlich Post will
please extend one of it's -reinembrances' TO the
Times, which punetures the Hon. Carl as fol-
lows:
"The admirers of Senator Schurz strongly
protest against their hero being subjected to any
unfavorable criticism. We have already ex-
planned their view-it is, that Mr.. Schurz may
scatter any slander broadcast through the land,
but that no one must be allowed to take his name
disrespeetfuly upon their lips. Senator Schnrz
has insinuated in various mean ways that the
President is a corrupt mana charge which he
dare not make openly, because he knows that ne
conld not prove it. Opinions may differ about
the Presidents policy on various subjects, but we
maintain that no one has any right to accuse him
of being corrupt Only dishonest man would
bring that charge against him, for there is not a
particle of foundation f0r>it. Mr.. Schurz, when
he goes into the work of defamation, need not
complain if his own claim to he regarded as a
reforner is honesty reviewed. Not single state
ment we have made about Mr.. Schurz has been
disproved-but we are still open to accept any
corrections which hisfriends may offer to arti
Gle concerning him. "-MissOari Democrat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

Ivy one of Bassetts shirts.-Tepela Commonwealth
No, thank yoa. Let BAssEIT wear his own
siirfs
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Notice for Diyorce.

Dfstfrt of the Sfcdnd o. Tho
State Of Kansas sttng within and far Donphan County
Jeremiah Reams. Plaintiff
c..d.ss x1ssa Resn. }D.1sna.n.
HVHE said Candsce Reams. defendant will take notice
that the said Jeremiah ReamS plaintiff the Sd asy
Of January A. D. lsz2 fled in the Clerks Office Of sad
Court petition against the said defendant przyn. that
the marriage contract subssng between said plaintiff
and defendant be set azde an anuuIled
therefor vfnl ab.eoce far three years last past
The sad defendant Vim further take nce that she mrsf
aaid petition befnev the 9Th day sf Marcia
D. lex said petition yin b taken true and judgment
will he taken acpsrdingiy.
Dated Jauuary 18th. A. ID. lsz2
Byhis Attorney. r. n. KEITH = 49,
Isss.Fy u. isosvs
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VNOULD respectfully to the Ladies of wbir
w Cloud and vicinity that they will during the
season. carry the business OBJECTIONABLE of MfLLIS
ERY and DRESS MAKING. in an their Department. :
Goods the Millinery line will be kept constantly on hand
and al work done promptly and in the latest and syle
he fvors Of the ladies respectfully solicited
Store room, corner of Main and Second Street Viii.
Cioud, haansas- - Feb. g. 1872
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i Yield 10 their 0emandS
We now subjOiR the 30 called list of "fhe Presi-
dents relatives, published almost daily by the
SmR. 1t will stiH be published. doubtless, not
withstanding the proofs given below of its falsty.
But at any rate, the man who does SO publish it
will stand self-coueicted before the public as a
professional and wanton libeller.
i. jesse Root Grant, Presidents father, Post
master at Coyingten, NY.
Appointed to office by johnson; retained by
Grant.
ii. Rev. NJ. J. Cramer, Presidents brother-in-
law, Minister tn Denmark.
Appointed Consul to Leipsic, by johnson; tran
sferred to Denmark by Grant Is Methodist
Minister a thoroughly linguist, Almost competent
man, and was highly recommended.
Ill. Brevet Brigadier General F. T. Dent, Presi-
dents brOther-in-law. one Of the military secrefa-
ries at the Executive Mansion.
Army appointment; holds no position of emOlu-
ment at the hands of the President.
w. George w. Dent, Presidents brother-in-
law, Appraiser of Customs San. Francisco.
Was strongly recommended by California
Delegation.
V. john Dent, Presidents brother-in-law, ex-
elusve ia.lian trader for New Mexico, under the
indian Bureau; place worth $1,000
Was not appointed by President; holds no Of
fee under Indian Sureau profits Of place grossly
exaggerated.
VI Alexander Sharp. Presidents brother-in-
law. Marshal of the District of Columbia
Hrs. Grasfs brother-in-law; q first class man.
and capital appointment: is member Of the
Presidents official household. and the duties are
Of such character that from time immemorial
the place has been filed by relative or near
friend Of the President
VII. james +. Casey, Presidents brother-iu-law
Collector Of the Port of New Orleans, and elec-
ti0neering agent for the denomination of Grant
by means of United States soldiers and Gatling
guns.
Is NOT Presidents bFsther-in-aw. but Mrs.
Grants; has proven an exeeien. collector carried
Dut many reforms, pFincipslly in taking control
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1(UCWUIS SrINULANT. and Of itself nav fsil 10
- effect cure. hut Bucbu. when scientific seiy com-
binc WIN Bromide 81 Potassium aud other
rr"dares svdsfive effect aud cause> healthy ac'icn
nus increasing the powers cf digestion ALA, ing
ti.n reducing all unnatura ~nrs stopping psin and
the human tcy 10 he than the vsre. thus re
venting decompo~i and decay and gives nourish
msnt. health and Sigor TO the System.
MyBUCHU Is good for all diseases arising from ex
ccsss such weakness and Pain in the Rack and Legs
Trembling in the region Of the Heart. Weak Nerves
Pa'd Cvunebsnre. nryness sf the Skin. SrrofuIa
Syphilis, in its many forms. Ulcers. and Tunors
your system is affected by any of the above xyr,p-
tesEs snd disesss< relief il hand Get lrttle Of NV
Bnchu ard Drnmie Of Potassium st once and YOU NAV
rely On being cured.
Know just Whist ssy. ny record a. csmpcander
OF Medtcine Is serrni TO No map in the South est
twenty hre or thirty ngo. my fellow -ci; ems
know fnii we'll found me behind the
IN the city in which d ell ave cured more pee
pie cf various diseases than all the physci M In Lewis
v1fs put together. Tndor ht~dy for every single ma
tienf fhsf ANY Louisville physician hrs have hundred
! am 20 npstsTt Of Yesterday Ny Medicines are
cess-a great ssrce>s Louisville IL large enough
me 10 have a competitor. incompatible the whaI,,sl.
Patent Medicine Trade here One aud another has tried
nv copying after me here in Louisville 10 compete Nth
me hut one ser another tn er gins have been seneed
and their efforts have been sl,ortive.
ny hssi'eines are good and the purpnse-fhas
Is the secret 81 rry success Nv rep.iaeh IS com.
ponnder Of good reliable iices is fully established
believe nv Reehn and Bromide ri Potassium Is ,hs
nest article now IN the market for The af all
- 81 The urinary or ren.to urinary er~rns such y,
Nocturnal lnc"ntnerce. Irrshiltv Of the BLADDER sns
reihra iHnsmaicn Of the Psiss VI the Kidney and al
that class ef diseases
Erys dollar bottle and be cured v<s ,sr.r direction.
I'D all cases. JOHN BULL. II. u.
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ADVERTISING az the means Of prosper
lty is not as well understood as il should
be. Nothing can take its place. 1t Is q
fact that no ono who has advertised lib
orally and systematically has felt like
disputing that 1t was the best spent mo-
ncy he had put into the business. Az a
horse was never made fat BY single
bushcl of oats, SO single ADVERT ement
is never perfect test Of the benefits Of
advertising. The man with genuine
wares to sell who advertiscs them in the
right way without succcss would be n
curiosity. : Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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"A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published In Sealed Envelope. Price six cents
A Lecture nm the Nature, Treatment ana
Radical Cure Of SrrnssroRRnGA, or Seminal veakpssa
Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and lmpedI-
mepis to Msrriage generally: Nervousness Consump.
tion Epilepsy and Fits. Mental end Physical
resulting from Self-Abuse. &c.--Ry EORHRT j. cCL.
WELLS ID, Author Of the Green Book" &c.
The woridrcnowned author. in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences 81 SefAhuse may be enecsuslly removed
without medicines and without ds surgical one
rsii"ns bonges Instruments rings or cerdais pon'.
which every sufferer M matter what his rouds,cns
may be. way cure himself chrxply privately and rad
csllv THIS LECTrRE WILL PROVE BOON TO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent Under seal in plain envelope. 10 any address,
postpaid on receipt Of six cents two pe~sGe stsmps
Also, DR. Culverweli's Marriage Guide" price -
cents. Address the Publishers
CItS. u q. KLINE Co.
r2f R"werv New yert. rns' sMe~ Mex $50
ian -. 'Is-ly.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE it hereby given. that the un-
- dcrsigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator of the estate OF Alex. Corn.
late Of Dubois county, dec eased. II NJ
Said estate is probably solvent.
WILLIAM MONROE, Admir-.
March ], l872-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given, that the
:. undersigned has been appointed
Administrative with the will annexed OF
the estate Of John Buhr, late of Dubois
County, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate Is probably insolvcnt.
MARY y. BuIlR, Adm'rx.
Feb. 2cd. 1s73.ts3.
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B U LIS
Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

vnLASow, wALKtECo Ga.
June ~.
Da. ions BrLL-Dear Sir: have recently given your
worn DESTROYER several trials and find wonde iully
efcscious II has not failed IN single instance
the wished TOT effect am doing pretty large airy
practice and have daily for article IL the
am. sir. most respectfully.
JUIiUsP. CLEMENT. NJ d
r. T. So unqualified and numerous sve the testimo-
malls 10 favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space Is entirely too small 10 tell its merits
u issr infalble remedy for Worms. Try il and he
convinced See my Journal for full description
JOHN BULL.
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House and Lot for sale.
A GOOD TWO STORY

NJ ~ house in Jasper, with a
III lot 100 feet front and 1870 feet
$500 deep, is offered for sale cheap.
The house belongs to Mr.. Paul Egg, is
a frame, with four rooms, hall down
stairs and up, is filed in with brick in
the first story and plastc red, and ceilcd
and painted up stairs, and has good
cellar The lot has cistern, stable. good
garded palcd In. and other con ven fences.
For further particulars apply to the
ow ncr, or to G. DoANE,
At Courier Office.
Nov. l., Tiff.