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The aaarvess u Dsa.h.

Il would seem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The LITTLE iano-
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
With tie King Of Terrors; At this hot and
sultry season the restless chitd. battlisg With
the enemies of iss LIE that lie in vait II every
corner has. in addiiios, to encou.ter another
deadly foe-An. winslo1's OF sone Other
poisosous soothing eyrup. adm;nistersd b.
he hand Of sone heartleo nurse, silly
mother or inbecile father. A host Of Pc
ciou live might be aved each year b Giv-
iae d.. 1cchh4s uooWnsd HodinAsa
Riackhosy Bnady, vh,ch sGseapally osso
in6hn1ils eunp1nin6s UigAme ~ alls1s.tsnD
- 49,
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Ne Decepii0o.

There is no deception in DR.. Price'a
Special Flavorings and Cream Baking
Powder. His bottles Of favorings hold
oue-half more than others sold for the
same size, and every favor 10 true to it
name, made from select fruits and aro-
matics and cheaper, - il 10 only -neces-
sary to use . small quantity to obtsin
each peculiar favor, natural and deli
cate: HIS Celery Flavor ID excellent for
gravies and meats. his Ginger Flavor for
gingerbread. gingersnaps and anything
in which ginger is used, will be found
elegant. Try them Ladies, and ~e var
rant that you will be pleased.
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plHDI NJ. for all. ss your homes OF travel
6mI DU i ing for your leisure moments.
MINT os -FOUR entire time. Ovs CoI-
m1y j BISATION bsats the world. The
MOST Tor the money. you can make nsnsy.
Pro6table, honosabIs, eongeniai. esnd your al.
dreo ut once and set our novel plans, ideas, etc.
Get particular, terms. etc.. sent free Adore
WAGER0 4 Co, Publishers, Chicago.
nom v3t
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Rrosn Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE, ID. T., Nov. IA.

OHEfESNE, u. l., -NUV. II.
Eii'or Tissss:
The weather has been very cold here for
ehis season of the year. Grand river If
Frozen over, and the steamer Nellie Peck is
Srozen in. Captain johnson is going to re-
aaain on board until the Goth, expecting the
siver to open sgain. Everything quiet.
Yours, NJ. S. X.
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500, 600 bodies Of Green's August
Flower hae beea eold h this State in three
uoaths. We orly ask yos to 60 to the
drug aoee OF Robert Parhan, Leasensorth,
Kasm. and Ct bottls free Of charge, q .
regular siss q Is csaas. Every bnttle. war
saaasd b emo Dyspspsia o. Liver Con-
plaint, ssekRsadaske, Coiaivs.ea, Heart
t.s.. 49,. sosr So. I.dle:.
- - ~ leeeoR
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STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF LEAvExwosTs. S.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dstric
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and tor Leaven
worth county in said State.
Emma g. Halssy assignee
of the German Savings
Bank Of Leavenvorth,
Plaintiff.
A. c. Van Duyn, admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of
Msdison Mills, deceased,
lafayette Mil, and
Margaret: Mills, widow
of said Madison Mills, FL IN.
len ". Mitchell, wife Of ~ '''-|
William G.. Mitchell,
Emma J. Brewer, wife Of
DR.. John W. Brewer.
Frank ii. Mills, Clara
Mills, and MargaretMiils,
heirs at Law Of Madison
Mills, deceased, Defend
ants
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
i by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the
above numbered action. in and BY the above named
Court, and Of an execution to me directed and
delivered, I will on
Saturday, tie 2Oih day Of December, 4. ID.
1873,
a; II o. clock m, Of said day. at the Court House
door in the city Of Ieavenworth, in the county aud
state Aforesaid, orer AT public sale and sell sepa-
rstely to the highest bidder. for cash in hand,
each of the following described tracts
Of land, situate, lying s9d being in
the County Of Ieavenwo tn and State
Of Kansas, namely: fraction north end offrsctional
southwest Is. y. quarter Of section number sew
enteen u7,, in township number mine ~, Of rangs
number twenty-three (2sl, containing twenty
seven and ninety ii We one hundredshs IA. 9Jp0cres
and the southeast quarter Of section number thir-
teen 49,, In township number nine (sl. Of range
number twenty-five tz2l. Said property has been
levied upon and is to be sold as the property Of
.aid defendant Madison Mills.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Lsavenvorth County, Kansas.
Z berit's Office, Ieavenvorth City, Kansas, No
venber 18th "A. ID. 1873.
BYRON sHxERY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL.


County Of Isssea:orts, S.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial pistric,
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in aud TOR Ieay-
envorth county in said State.
Samuel Stone. Plaintiff.
samue, Burk., Penelo,e N.
eurks, A p. Shreve, Al
bert H:Shreve, John McMiI
Ian, william 7. Ed,ar, Case M : $40.
John Z. Douglass, Jacob A.
Stewsrt, 1elia NJ Stew
art. Charles Myers and
An1ia w. Davidson, De-
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under and
i By virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
enIsed aetion. In and by the above named Court,
end Of special execution issued on said judgment,
70 Ne directed and delivered, I will ON
Saturday, the 6ti day of December, A ID.
1873,
ct 10 o clock a Of said day. at the Court Hou,e
door in the City Of Leaven scrlh, in the county
and state Aforesaid. ober At public sale
and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, each Of the following described tracts OF
land, situate. lying and be ng in the County OF
Leavenworth, and State of Kansas, namely: The
southeast quarter Of section number twenty two
l22,. he soathwe quarter Of said section number
twenty-five te2l. the west half Of the southeast
quarter oil sc ten number two t2l, and the nor.h-
east quarter of section nunbet eleven (li). all
township number eleven tlI), Of range
number twenty-five (22,. east Of the sixth prin-
cipai meridian, separately, and To-
number seventeen 90 and eighteen (isl, in hleck
number tventy-sev go, in the original plat Of
the City Of Leavenworth, together.
Dated Lszvenworth, Kansas, October .sth, a.
d. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of IeavenwOrth county. Kansas.
CLogeh WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY Of LEAvKNwoKrH,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
sitting in and for the county of Leaveuvortb,
State aforesaid.
Thomas Mellon, plaintiff,
W.
The unknown heirs Of Z. r. Simmons deceased
defendants.
TIME DEFENDANTS above named, snd each of
Il them, hereby notified thrt 'hey have been
sud BY and ttst the above named p'aintin has
HE'D, in the said above harled I;stIic; Court mis-
petition aga nst them, orayirg that thu sheriff of
Lea'eawoIth county, state Of X ipsas, aurllOr-
lied aud r6ou red 10 make, execute an. deliver =,
the sad above named plaintiff . d, ID conveyance
convey ing TO m al the igh ttles u int est Of
the said uefenSan,s and each Of them. o.. n q
10 ots Fourteen (i< teen 81 and SiI cen (l6
in Block numbered rorty-one on in lie. veE vo. II
city prop r n the county OF Leaveuv worth, and
State Of Kansas, which re itiOn lid Defendants
snd each OF them, must answer ut 2 court to be
holden in LeaSenwOi,h county, Sia Of Kansas
by the ST.. day Of December, A. d. 's7s or sad
petition vii he taken rue and confess 1, and a
JUDGMENT rendered according to the prayer Of said
petition.
By order Of the District Court Of the First Judi
eisl District % the State Of Kansas sitting within
and for the county Of Leaveuvorth. In said State.
JULIUS HAUG, Clerk Of said Court,
By Ii. J. DENNIS, Deputy Clerk.
ENGLISH ENGLISH, Attorneys for plaintiff
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LKAvKNwoRIH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Distrc,
OF the state Of Kansas sitting In and for Leayen-
worth County, in said State.
Valentine Becker, as execuforl
Of the will Of John Becker,
Plaintiff.
vs.. fCase NJ. 5,l7s.
Richard Page and Gracia Ann
Page, Defendants.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that under
L and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the
above enii ed action in and by the above named
court and Of special execution to me directed
and delisered, I will on
saturday, tie 21h day Of December, 4. D..
1873,
at II o. clock Q m Of said day ct the Court House
door in the city Of WORTH In the county and
State aforesaid offer ut public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hanS, the following
described tract Of land situate lying and being in
the County of Lesvenwo-th and State oil Kansas
namely: lot number tweuty-ni t.Y), in block
number seventy-seven (71), in Leaven worth CITY
proper. said property IN to be sold IS commanded
by the said special execution aud in pursuance OF
said Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff of Leavenworth County Kansas
Sheriff ofhes, Leavenvorth City. KAnsas, No.
yember 18th. A. ID. 1873.
p. +. FnzwILLIAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CONSUMPTION

OF the lungs and t2berculous phtisis serofu syph
Hold disease wasting degeneration and ulcsrstSu
Of the kidneys Diabetes srOppage OF water, instan-
eous relief afforded where Catheters have to b
u-ed. thus doing away with tie painful operation
of using these in-srument.; dissOvng stone in the
bladder and in all cases OF
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Cntsesa states Senator.

LEAvENw0RTH, Now ~.
Edho, 7isfes:
The public mind is now naturally occ'i-
pied with the question, Who is to be Our
next United States Senator? Whoever he
may be, he ought to be selected with refer
ence to the question Of honesty and capabil-
ity, as we'll a. location. We think Leaven-
worth county is entitled to the Senator, bnt
some will object on account of location. II
this objection should obtain, then We ask
why lie not the west a. much entitled TO the
otiioe az any other part Of the State' And il
we really desire an honest man, with as good
natural and equal acquired ability as any
other in the State, with q strong affinity for
Leavenworth. why not urge upon public at
tention the Hon. c. Ressoner, the farmer OF
0born county? NJ.
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- Lens 1--we 0soeh uashSs.
81. L0rIs, Nov. q.
CAsfLs-0nly local demand; Texan cows q 90
a q; Toxaa sessm S2@3; native ssssn ea0o ";
H0ehoieo naaives received.
uo00-LSW9, q = 1D01 Is; balk g mlD %
000D0 11alU0 1AoeA
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There is a society of young men in thi'
city who devote one or more evenings in the
week 10 the cultivation of their rhetorical
powers. That these meetings are very "con.
ducive' no one will doubt, and that when
they are continued to q late hour, they are
even more So" at least one young man
will positively certify. He came home only
70 find that the door was shut and his fond
parent soundly sleeping the sleep Of the
Ju't. In an unreasonable awakening there
was danger, so the young man governed him
self accordingly and proceeded to find a
place in which to repose till the orb of day
would begin TO shed abroad his refulsent
rays. Suffice it to say that the young man
is satisfied that, with temperature con-
siderably below the freezing point, even
hone blankets, az human covering, are not
to be despised, but hereafter he intends to
recollect the hour of closing the paternal
mansion, ard adopt as his motto Better
never late"
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DIR. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, NO.

EsTABLIsAED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1887.
nURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in ,
~ ahort time, either in male or female. Change
loo feeo; uses no mercury.
Dr. Bohannan's Treatise on special Diseases,''
which fully explains the nature, causes symp-
toms, &C., Of spermatorahes or Seminal veakB es,
syphillis, female complainfs. all 'impediments e
marriage, and valuable information on other deli.
sate subjects, sent fee TO any address in Q plai
sealed envsleps, on receipt Of one stamp.
SEMINAL w8AKNEss CURED.
Dr.. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanent,
eures all forms Of spermatorrhea or seminal veal.
cso in from two to seven veekS time. II restores
lost power, and bring back the youthful vigor Of
Of those vko have destroyed Il by sexual excess Of
evil practices. This remedy haa been used BY Dr.
B0hanpsn in his private practice for over thirty
yeara, and bss never failed in curing even the
worst casss. Price IS. tSsnt 70 any address free
IRON obssrvation.) sold only u Dr. G.. A.
Dohannan's odce, No. Sl9 North Tifth street, S.
Louis. No.. Established in 1887. n6SledAv
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The United States Signal Service are con-
tiuually putting forth new efforts TO more
materially benefit the people at large. One
OF it, latest commendable actions ia the COM
mencing to circulate daily PROBABILITIES" of
the weather to all the postofices throughout
the country. Each postofiice is supplied
with a suitable frame in which to display
these probabilities, which are received By
them in printed form, and the postmaster is
to put them in the frame and hang it up in 4
conspicuous place, go all can see, read and he
benefited by them. As these probabilities
are furnished daily every one can keep we'll
posted on weather" matters. This il an
other step in the right direction, and credit is
due the Chief Signal Oficer for thus striving
TO make the service Of the greatest possible
benefit 20 all.
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sMlTn's TONIC srBUP.

fhs OsasiDs aEsisls must have Dr.. JsAa Dall's
10 - mi tonaeulsaurs ani I'll IL Ssigtnsl
2eAn J. Anitk's Ix1is syfup. e Leslsvills, ~.
B9a1tno Vel tAo lAbol - 0aeA bsetls. II ny
eeosA - yea viu - dsesivsA. oss ny eslaan
ady8tiss6sat ~ ny sAsv esTd. vnl psess-
cute aoy - tafL,aGi1g - ~ right. n osns.
he ootth's 1soie 0yYnp en- s1iy - psspassd
by nysale h ruHaiec ssevsst
Lsaisyfla usv. & ~.
july SD - 49,
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| STATE OF KANSAS
COUSTY Oy LEAvKSwoKTa.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dissrc
ofthe state Of Kansas. sitting in aal for Jeav
envorth County. In ssid State.
Emma G. Halsey. Assigned
OH. l.. Alternately and j
| N. Alternately, pannesi
| asAbernsthy bros. Plain
tn.
A. C. Van Duyn. Admins
| traitor Of the Estate Of
Madison Mills deceased, Case No. 4, ssoH..
Margaret Mill, vidoG
Of aid Nsdisos Mills. e.
len u. Mitchell, vie Of
willisn g. Mitchell, En-
ms J. Brever, wife DR..
John W. Brewer Fsank
II. Mills, Clara Mills and
Margaret Mills, helm At
Iav Of Madison xilis, de-
ceased Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
J. and by virtue 0fths judgment rendered In the
shove numbered Seti0n, In and By the above
named Court, and Of an execution u me directed
and delivesed. Twin on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of December, A. d.
1873.
at ( O. clock A. r. Of said day, at the Court House
door In the City Of LeavenwOrtb, in the County
and State Aforesaid, ORR at public sale and ell
separately TO the highest bidder, for cash in han6
each Of the esribed tracts Of land stu.
ate. lyiog an being the County Of Lsaven worth
and state Of Kansas, namely: fIsction north end
Of fractional southwest 70 ~ quarter Of section
aumber seventeen tl7) in township number nins
-, Of range number twenty -thrss (23) eoatainin9
twenty -ssven and nioety-4ye one hundrsdths
(Zs $500 acres and the southeast quarter Of
ton number thirteen (i3) in township number nine
90 Of range number twenty-five or.
Said property has been levied upon and II To b
sid the property Of said Deisadens, Asdison
Mills.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of LeaveavoFth county, Kansas.
JheriEs Once, LeavenvoYth city, Kansas,
November l2h, A. d. 1873. 3
BFnos suKRR1, Attorney GF PIaintiG.
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Coutainln8 no meslUfy, mibefaD, OF ueIesef1Ous
Drug.
nI0bserve the following symptoms resulting
ftou the digestive organs:
Constipation, Invsrd Pilea, Fullns0 q the Hood
Heartburn Disgust fof Food, Pulses o. Weight IL
the Pit Of The Stomach. Swimming Of The He'd
Hurried aud dihicuh Breathing, Fluttering Of the
. lying posture, Dianeo Of Vision, Dots or Wehs
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency In Precipitation, Ysllovness q tie Skin
asd Eyes. Pain in the She, CAsst, umbs and
sudden bushes Of Heat, Burning in the aesh. 4
few dose Of
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FEVER AND AGUE.
Dv. Rad ways Perfect P0rga-
tive .ad Regulating
Pills

Perfe ny tastelsss, elegantly coated, for the cure
Of all disorders Of the stomach, liver. bowels, kid
neys, bladder, nervous diseases. headache con-
sumption, oos;iveness, indigestion, dyspepsia bill
iousness bilious fever, information Of the bowels,
piles, aud all arrangements II the iitsrDsl vsccra.
Warranted 70 Eject Positive ure.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwORTB.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and tor Leaven-
worth COUNTY in aaid State
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SheriFs Once, LeavenveEth city, Kansas,
November l2.h, A. d. 1873. !
BTnoN sBKRkY, Attorney f1r Plainti6.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

From the Des Moines Register we
learn that there is "A deficiency in the
accounts of Major Rankin, State Treas
urer, in the Agricultural College Fund,
and of which he was custodian,
amounting to some $4,000, and that
to cover this amount, he has conveyed
property in Des. Moines and else
where, amounting to an estimated val
ne of some $4,000. to secure that fund
from loss.
1t seems that he has Jbeen manuiac
turing and otherwise specializing with
the funds in his hands.
From the same source it seems that
his accounts as legitimate State Treas
urer, arc all right.
Nevertheless we hope the first thing
the approaching session of the legisla-
turc does, will be to probe this matter
to the bottom without fear, favor or
affection.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

Barnumss Observation-Disclosures Destroy.
ed.
On entering, on the right of the
building, the animals were presented
to view.
First cage contained two lions valued
ut $4,000.
Second cage contained two Bengal
tigers, valued at $4,000.
Third Cage contained a leopard val
ucd ut $4,000.
Fourth cage contained 1socky Noun
tain sheep, valued at $500.
Fifth cage contained IN Albino deer
valued at $500.
Sixth cage contained an African
wart hog, valued at $3.50.
Seventh cage contained Llama val
uod at $3.50
!. Eighth cage con,aineda Yak, valued
at 500.
Ninth cage contained an clan valued
at 1900.
Tenth cage contained an ostrich, val
ued at 81, 50O.
Eleventh cage contained five snakes,
valued at 500.
Twelfth cage contained four giraffes,
valued at $4,000 each or $1,000 for the
four. @
Thirteenth cage contained a happy
family. of which it is impossible to
state the value.
Fourteenth cage contained large
Asiatic monkey, valned at $400.
Two small cages were under these,
containing one badger, and the other
porcupine, valued at $500.
Fifteenth cage contained fine spec
linen of the ''lion slayer" monkey, val
ued at $500.
On the left of the entrance as one
went in, the
First cage contained two sea lions,
valued at 1000.
Second cage contained two Polar
bears valued ut 1900.
Third cage contained horned horse
valued at $500.
Fourth cage contained four-horned
deer, valued at $500.
Fifth cage contained two seals. val
ued at 500.
A little further Oh was an ostrich in
a cage, valued at 81, 600 three elephants
in another cage, valued at $4,000, and
ten camels, valued at $1,000, only one
OF which was saved.
Besides the living animals, there was
one Polar bear and one black leopard
stuffed, large amount of statuary,
wax figures, mechanical singing birds,
organ players, flute players, mechanic
al monkeys, and other musical automa-
tons, making in all some thirty groups
valued at from $1,000 to 5000 each.
In addition to these there were the
apparatus of the Bohemian glass blow
ers. large number ofoil paintings,
ten large exaggerating mirrors, and
many other articles OF curiosities.
Z All of the performers lost their
wardrobes-the Albino family losing
articles valued at $1,000 and Admiral
Dot and family losing all their para
aphernalia. Charley Whites trained
dogs were also burned to death. The
Giant lost all his wardrobe, and all the
dresses which had been made for Blue
Beard, were also lost, and all the per-
formers <some $50 In number) have
lost all their wardrobes.
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MISSOURI.

Dispatches from Jefferson City, say
that tac' members OF the iegistst0rV.
which will rneet tomorrow, are fast
apriYing. and the questions rs 70 who
slall Speaker OF the House aud Who
saail succena Frank Blair rs u S.
senator IRE freely discussed.
a cauens OF ali the democrats who
s'esite to maintain the democratic palty
Organization, end who believe thae
iF'noeiasts alone should ofgallize The
@egislatufe and shape IS political
policy aad control the election of Sen
TOR, has been called for Weanesaap.---
Most OF the democrats yet arrived
AsNe sisGed the call, but there arc
ONE who decline to do so.
The question OF the two.tllirds rule
q Senatorial caucus, Is being discuss
"a and meets much opposition.
hQ
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02
low. Corn ana the Centennial.

At a meeting of the United States
Centennial Commission in Philadel-
phia on the 9th inst, the Commission
ers of the several States and Terrific
ries were called upon to report as to
the success attending the opening of
the books Of subscription, and the Bu9-
letin has it:
Mr.. Robert Lowry, Commissioner
from Iowa, said that the Centennial
Board of Finance held meeting at
Dies Moines, November 18th, 1872.
They appointed all the National Banks
OF the State to receive subscriptions to
tie stock. lam sorry TO say the pros
poet ofall the stock being taken within
the 100 days is very doubtful. Ifyour
moncyed n,n of the East would give
MS cheaper Transportation for our pro-
dlcc from the West 20 the seahoard.
We would be better able to pay oar
quota. II you VII. take Iowas qaot4.
ia corn, we will pay our quota in
weak. Our crop O corr Is Immense
bgt j, costs about five bushels 10 grt
one 10 the ,eaboard, consequently tlirrG
is uct much money eft fostbe lgie'.
III some parts a. Iowa ;ley age euip-
ing corn Tor iaaI in schaoi honses.
ctarcIes aad l.os,i.c.ia3s.
eva ives not lloies on the backward.
Iifs In this Centennial stc:is business.
~ all the States sod Territories re-
ported Pennsylyaiia, NaSsaehusPt's,
%ew Jersey, Oregon a5d Virginia,
d aAe gave encouraging Indicators.
Z he - oregon took wi " % /! ipr 10 /
coin rs promptly ~ I3yya'5 VIII he ia
t9tp,a was the 'eposy o. DuieeI, Of