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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
The Market.

After another twelve hours heavy rain.
and another two or three inches addition
10 the water Accumulated in tbs city limits,
the weather IL clear and pleasant, Hi.h
winds, usual in clustering March, have
given very little trouble 50 far in the month,
Yesterday being the first experienced and
even then although rough, the velocity was
not great enough to do any damage.
THE outlook for the market Is growing
brighter and the feeling is q morally better
in loading articles than at any tiae dur.
ing several weeks pnst.
FLOUR--This staple Is very dull Ia
nearly all grades. Stocks are large but
the demand u very limited.
fIAY--A better feeling prevail and the
rarkst II lxkiug up. Receipts are Liberal
ant the demand Stcady, M
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
FOUND DEAD.

Early yesterday morning Officer John
Tyler saw Suspicious looking bundle
floating in the rain water pond back of
the Bankenberg building, Mt the corner of
Fourteenth street and Washington avenue.
TWAS lying close by the side walk, be-
tween The two frame shanties back of the
building named. The officer caught II up,
and 10, and behold il was the body of
an infant child, apparently OF white parent.
age, premltureiy born about six months
alter conception, and dressed III a large
white under garment, nicely embroidered
about the neck. Its little head was bruised
IN several places, caused, probably, by being
tuley thrown against The floating timners
uy The waves; but there was no evidence
OF any Violence committed by humnn
hanns. The officer PUT the lite form
into small box, aud later ia the morning
ng, gave II in charge Of Coroner II. Flz
gerald, who has 1t now IN charge awaiting
further developments, Tor whcli the, officers
ot the city are searching.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

Ch'ei MYERS received notice from the
IHicag" chlel yesterday, stating that the
hegr" l. &c SmIII, who stole butter aud egss
nom Mr' Il. D Alden some time ago, and
VINO subsequently broke JhI WIN all his
companions and severely assaulted the
then JaiIor H'z. Martin, was in
custody tAerc i'r small oiflnse
OF some Kind not stated, and that
ne would be held Tor the uulhpr'i 8 here.
Letters iouna on his person, written to him
from here bya negro named Harry Cheat.
ham, telling him that the officers here were
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
A SsESs MEN T NOTICE.

NOticeis hefeby gven 70 all pcrsons IN 'erestcd
that the cty cnulcil ofthe city OF Cairv, illinois,
hay' q ordered by o'di ance No 30
Arclon / Thar sixth = r. from ] eyee atrcc,
TO Conmerclal ave ue; tommerc ] nyanue. from
sOntherly eide OF Sxul tree TO nDftherly side OF
Eighth street, and high street, from CONNER,
ci u avebu 10 Wa-b ngton av nue. be improved In
To b covered Wit gray Of good qnalt, for such
purDo-e, or with macadan or rrnken me.tone, or
both toy,th-r o Do laid 10 depth Of one foot Ia
the cen 'er of rati streets with rHduAr DE- cline
20 thlcSne Of nine IN hes Vt the ge Of he
pnterlng: provided eaid -lrfcts -hAl be lr-t Q nd.
~ 50 ~ TO z We proper crown, a6ording sufficient
drainage tn retO
Sec onz JurhIng Of eood hard limestone. nj
least twenty inches IN dep h, anG not ess 10 four
Inc erin til fkcs-. shall be hid Ia u prone apd
YorkmanI,ke manner IN slid etictts % a iue II
fL,t dista from lnp NJ lots fiOutinp on Co mer-
cinl aveIue and | fett d s'uut from Ia of lotl
oding On six h aud ghth STREET. ,ad clrbing
hall b pro eilyco ncctedwith g1tterin ~ least
hr c feet wide of same gust ~ nf ines one n
the nfbng constructed viii blocks Of aid stono
NOT p thau seven inches thlrk, 10 he firmly MD
u n worhmfn'lk manner have applied to thp
couny 80 RI of Me auder count" or an asscss
Inent o! h. cote pf aid Improvements according
10 ben ms aud no assessment thereof baving been
ma -. and feiurucd 10 raj cOuri tgs nnsl hearing
ih'fcon WI he hid ut the Mar term Of said
clrt commencing % the second Monday Of
March. 49,.
a re spns eqiring u ay then there appear
and show cgn-e 4 hny thry have, WHY Judgment
enonld nj be rnerLi against the prOpe ~ admitting
on said irp-ogrments, f,r such sums ~ have beun
assessed VI >TnPDAY.
ID j GA LTGAN. Commissioners
N A, DEVORE,
Cairo. March 2. 1852.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
DEATH OF EX ASSEMBLYMAN Full.
TON.

latelIigencc was received yesterday that
the Hon. John Futon had Just uled ut
hickman, X! :, aged " yeArs. Mr.. Fulton
was Tor many years one al Waterford
ln'et prominent ana respected citizens.
lie, lconnccuou with Juhn Z. luuse, and
later with his sou.in law, Mathew Pack,
Gifted on u large Il urug mil at u point
neur where HIues s. Vars Huitting mil Is
now. In the lail uf 1868 The miii was
burned and Mr. Futon MAS Il heavy loser.
soon alter he went west. The deueasrd
was during III, residence ia Waterford zen.
crous to u tuut. ne presented Water
ora Ms supervisor in 1868 Ia 1860 he
was elected 20 reprt sent The fist assembly
hislflIt ct Saratoga county in the assem-
bly, and sotathiu,ly did he perform his du.
Ties that ne was reelected ia S6l and 1862.
He was one OF he charter members OF
Clinton lodge, +. and A, NJ. No. l4o, amt
rlso a CHI after mcmher of Waterford chap
Ter, and VS. 1t, first king. The remains
% the deceased will he brought to
Waterford for intriment. Tae funeral
services will br held in Grace church, and
will be in charge of Clinton lodge.
We clip the pbnve item from the d tily
Times Of Troy. NV York. The death Of
Mr., Fulton at lickmln, XIV. few days
ago was publishes in THE BULLETIN 1t the
time 1t occurred. His wife arrived fr m
The east u few weeks ago. II son, Mr..
NJ. p. Fulton, arrived only in time to see
HIN die. Mr. Fulton was a warm hearted
generous man. rs his numerous friends here
can testify, and his death was regretted by
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10

CoRN-Wc note stronger feeling in
both white and mixed with an increased
demand, and scarcity in stocks, especi-
ally in choice white.
oATS-The supply Offering is fair and
and the demand moderate. Prices are
steady and firm.
MEAL-Active and unchanged.
BRAN-Scarce and wanted.
BUrrER-The market is bare Of choice.
None arrives. All kinds are scarce and in
active request.
EGGS-The market is overstock,d and
dull.
PoULTRY-Receipts are limited and
the demand is good.
FRUlr-Apples are in fair demand for
the order trade, Dried fruits are neglected.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
A sSEssMENT NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given % NJ persons Interested
That the city cuuu''l o. the Is ~ Ca 10 Illinois.
wing de- ed Ord arcc ~ 81
"Srciion That be + .luglds ideNulks he ron.
STU ed 'iw1od, w; On the nortt ry eide o.
i've fh street from Wellington enue tp Want
street aud on h nor rly i'd of Fourteenth in
ffoni oilots number thirty hree (ihir', four (}i)
ih ry i've l3i rt' sis 3G) and hrly ~svIl t37.l
IA book M nb'r seyenty dvr as } c ~ Of Cairo
'Section2 That a deaalk he cpt ,iric;cd ~
brick on the uOthe'ly de- OF eight street frlm
Commercial 90 Wasningio ayruaes; a on b IN
side. uf sixth tree IRON Leyee street to Com.
mercinl avenue
"spch 'n3 Tat the sidewalk on the wepi nv
side 81 Washington avenue iroTi Filth 10 Saith
street be reconstructed nfwOod
"Scc ior 4 IN the sid walk on the south side
Of Th tcfl4th STREET from e. mncrc al aye ~ t. Il
point 25 feet east of 'ycamrre sire {, be recon
sra TED Of CT deis or grryrl In Jew Of the DID
woOfen walk now | tug have app fed o the
County Court Of Acyander County Tor M as @ s.
mento the c ~ Of raul inproy neuis. according
10 b. eft; and an Hesess ent the cof h VIM been
mad and 'ctu-ned TO ard c ur III fin, hear :
III rc"n III g had Al the Marh term OF 50 d court
cnmmcncin on the seco d Monday OF March A. d.
1885,
All persons desiring may then and there appear
ara -hoA cHu'e II my ere Is Why jnd 'eprnt
should DOT b. egtered agai 4 The pr misses for he
amount Of pa es.e. mcnt.
Y YESTERDAY,
d. j. iiALilGAN. Commissioner.
y a. DENORE,
Cairo Illinois, March = ,Ss2
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
4 ssEssME T NOTICE.

Notice T. hereby gwen 70 all persons In tercstcd,
that the CITY 20 nctut lie ct Y OF CAIRO Ii. hav.
Ing rd red NJ get firth In rdli nnce No g..
"SectlSl That the sdcwa k, IN tn. " .terly
sid" of Wsshingloh avrnnc. from the northerly end
o. the CT As walk on cit afro I 10 he SOU herly
end Of or ~ walk op 49, be reconstructed VI
40 d, III ucco'danc viii the requirements VT the
existing o'dn noes 0 tho city prov ding for the
cnnsrurti n and reconstruct on OF q dcwalks,
Sections lha, u woodot sid walk h. roDst uct.
Oh On the ut. side OF rwentl tn -ire I fro Wash.
mgion to connect tn j, d. Rccd's property lso
tn wooden sidewalk he cons rucb a on narth
sidc of W y.set ond street from Walnut tcett
Cedar street" have applied g. the county court OF
Alexander County for All seersmeu: of tho cos,s
OF pnld i'm trovenieots. nc odi 1t hcneAts; and
N assessmul the Of huvln heon madc aud 70
turned to all colr'. o annl hearing thereon VII,
b. had a the March term ofsa'nc Mt ommcucing
on the second Monda, Of March, is,..
All persors desiring maj then nd ,h"ro appear
aud how ciu ., ifsuy tnev hrv'; WIN Judgment
,honld not ~ rntted aeainu the. property BIT
ing on said improvements, for such sums ~ have
boon assessed. VI EAs ERDAY.
f ~. j, GALLtGAv,
N. A, hEi ORE,
Commissioners.
Cairo, Illinois, March =, lss2. 4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
4 ssESSMENT NOTICE..

n tcei. raby gwen to all persons interested,
that the cit c"HnCl! Of toe rIS Of CsIo Ihi o .
hutl"g orde ca ts set i1rtn j. ord uauce No. 81.
"'ect"n ]. IN The 70 owing sdewl.s lie
cans rncied 90 back viz: Un tic Tor -ldc ui
Sixtn strtj from CONNIE cal To Ws-hiugton ave.
uuts; on both Sdes OF Srytutu In or from Coz.
merciri 10 Washington Gveun.s on the east,rly
de oil I" ushinstun avenue. from Eighth street o
connect Ni.h brick Sidewalk in iIufl at lot y IN
block u, city: 90 west slde fNsshingtoA ayeuue
tween Hi1t and W. III street.. and on west
side 81 Conmcrc "a Gye,u e front Of Is and
IA block g, ciiy
,c,i, Tia sidewalk Ike con.tructcd {
wood Oh the cdstetly side Of PIP AZ st'uet from
rrtih 10 TNelfth treHs; on nu-therly side o
onr,ccbth street. ID tween alnut aud Cedar
streets, aid OIL eastcry side of Cedar street, b.
noriherl! sitc OF weut.srNenth street, between
CONNIE cia. avenue aud Poplar street.
SeciOn 3 That tnc following sidcwa ks be re.
nsttuot d ui wood, y 2; Onw 81 eide of Ssh
" ects gu south side Of Twentieth str ct, net
Poplar street. AMI Goa mercial avenue; on west
Side OF CommerciH' avenue, between I 'lhtcenjn
n d wrniieth -t'c.is; on south SIDE Of iwelt
Il nth, be ven Com lcrc | Nv, ms and Poplar
street; on We SIDE tOmnelCni ave uc, betN &c n
tyscyenth nnd Twebty-cchth; on north side
# Bh'htcen'h strrct betaeen Poplar eta d
Comm rciai ayc4u,: on westtrly dc of leyer
eteer fronting uts TO nclus ", in block 8, CIV
secuol That cinlcr walks he bu ton IN west
side commercial avenue. betweeA Seventeenth
nj right enta rce's, a0d on 'hc south -ide #
Fourth rtrtt briwccu Nashingtop venue era
81 aluut stree, have APPLIED Ia The cou ~ court
O AleXand CO nty for an assess enr ofthe costs
If suid improvements. according 20 b. efls; and
q asSn', ment there fha n; be N made a d re
turntd 10 ID court IT, final hearing thereon " 4
BE- had ~ the Ma Oh erm OF 20 court romln nc
ing on TIE re o Mn"day OF March les! All pr
NJ defining ma, then All there ap ear and ,how
cause. itany the hay why dam ut should not
bo entered syliust the prose " abut ipH IN aid
impruv mGuts, for gu h sum. as have been as
sess d, NJ. EN TEHDAY,
Il, GALLiGAN,
y A. ENORE,
Commissioners
Cairo, Ills March ;, 1882
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
THE SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.

THE SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March THE COVER
nor to day issued the following pruclana-
ton:
II, Shelby NJ. Cullom, governor of the
state of Illinois, do hereby convene the gen.
cril assembly at Springfield on Thursday,
the 23l day of March, 1882, at l2m., for
The following purposes: First, To apportion
the state into s,nat rial districts: second,
to nppor'ion the state into congressional
districts, and provide for the election Of
representatives, therein; third, to provide
Tor submitting 70 vote of the people at
the next general election the pr position
for the transfer Of the hi ios and Michigan
canal To the United States; fourth, 10 pro
vide for the appointment of u commit e.
to report u the next general assembly a
revision Of the law in relatnn to criminal
jurisprudence; fifth, to appropriate onr
bali Of the interest Of the college aud sem.
mary fund for the ordinary expenses of the
state normal university SIKH, to make an
approp siatiou for the expenses Of the spc-
cial session Of the general assembly.
IN Testimony whereof, etc.
lSigncdl I'M. CuLLox.
BY the governor. M
HESnv DEARSr, SEC, State. NJ.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby wen to all persona iutere. ed
that the City Council of h. City of Cair >. Illinois
having dered as SET I nth N urdna ce No. 62
"Nccior /. ihata uooicn I'll !cwllk b. construct.
ed on the eastery aide Co mmeIcial aNeutt {, ON
FO nth t. Second Streets
section = Tina the sidewalk, now ahuttlng slot
10, ~ block p, the cityo afro. b. IL onst uct.
ed of " 3D. lave app cd tn the coun cortt IT
ekhndef unntt fJr asst' .mcht OF me co L. Ut
sn,d improve ents, according t. no tftr; aud IN
a-se smpnt Their of having hoen made M return
TO mid MT, the I'm hearing I'll, rron wit o.
b d Mt he Mnrch tern o. eaid court com tncing
II tao second VI nday nf March, l5,2.
per- ons de irng may he am there appear
ard show cuu-e if ANY they have; VIII Judgment
eh"n'd not he entered agnlnst the prupe'ty ahu,.
ting on SAID Improvements, or such sums . have
been ecssld. NJ EAoTEkDAY,
-. ALLlGAN,
n. A DEV NE,
Comm tsioners.
Cairo. Illiroi March 9, 1882.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
COAL, WOOD ICE.
" Y PURCHASERS NOTICE.
TO william II Gardner ct ais, Trustees orauy other

To william II Gardner ct ais. Trustees orany other
persona p ons IN crested;
You are hereby notine that ut q SAFE Of Real g
tatr in the cugHtv Of AtXinder and State OIL lin l.
hid By county Hector uf ssid cou T., at the
ssu hErsier.y door off,, Go IT Honre n TIE oit
Of Cairo, In g. co MY and stalr o. ia g3d day II
} Inc. 4 u 1870 7. FitZ ,rratd purchaser III FOL.
loving de.crib-d resi- estate, rjuate - th city OF
Cairo, cnn ~ of Al, Xlndei aud S'nte of Illinois.
for tn tsxc- due aud unpaid thereon 70 the yea
u. 1879 together with pen ltie- and costs; aud
real cstatr bringtAxrd IA he meUf aid Vim u
"a di or eta siruse 5. to-wit: Lot numo rod tNcn
ty six (6) n block numb red wehty-nice 0 ~
the city OF Cal aforesaid az ,ovn and deei1Iate
on III" recorded map nr plat % fnid sly. md THAI
sad Fiizs RS did assign hi c'rti1' ~ Of pur-
chase TO sad pr iniSo- Ia the M lersignei on The
30 dav al July. 1880 ana ihst he time Above b.
lsw for the dempnun If SAID real estate will OK
pire the % da mJnHr. & ID 1872,
L0UI HERBG r, Assignee ntPurrhaser.
Cairo Ills March 10Th, A D 1892.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
RATloNs FOR PULASKI COUNTY.

AsNii NN' ANh . y - h'hi wv Az
1t seems that our neig hboringc tnty has
be, represented to the federal government
rs being in n state Of restitution, caused by
The recent grea' foods in the o 10 river
Ca the IN, instant, the Governor of Illinois
received a telegram from the secretary of
war, stating that he had ordered Is 600 ra.
riOns for the sufferers from the foods in Pu.
laski county, this safe" snys an associated
press dispatch. II the suffering in Pulaski
is so great as to warrant this step on the
part OF the federal government, it seems
that the fact should have been heard If in
this county before this; put, until W. the
people OF Cairo have recelv Il M iniimation
of this. II they had they would have has
tened to furnish relief, as they did in the
case of rumored suffer ne in precinct H.
this county some days ago, when they rails,
I'd over hundred dollars by Subscription
in an h ur and sent on enough food to Keep
fifty families week ar more. Ii Pulaski
has suffered at all, she his suffer d quietly,
bravery and in amanner that only the sec
Rotary of war could discover it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10

A DOCTOR ut Richm md says that if PEG.
pie viii take u bath IN hot whlskey and
rock salt taice a year they will never Itch
"A cold. Until somebody has tried this
new reuriy we would ray stick to the
old and reliable DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
Sales and Quotations.

NOTES.-The prices mere given are for sales from
first hands in round lots An advance 10
charged for broken lots In iiilinqorders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
TIE tLLtDAY
Cairo. Illinois.

A New and Complete " tel. f-on,ing on Levee
Second and railroad Streets,
Cairo. Illinois.
Tb PASSENGER D not oi The Chicago, ST Loui-
ar ,ew O-ltans: lilinot Central. Warash, st
Louis and Pacific: Iron Mountain and uthern
Mob and ONO; air and ST, LOUIS Railways
are all just ac-oas the streets while the SieanbOa
Land z IL hut one q .uare distant,
This Hotel is heated ny steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Rle trc II Bells
Automatic Fire. Alarms Baths. absolutely pure air
pertc ! sewerage aud upripete appointments,
superb iudlsiings; perfect service; and an un.
oxc He'd table
l.. II. PARK FIR 81 co, IeSsees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
4. r. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

K. X, TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL u r.
rnAiss DEPARr TRANS AN!VI-
|Nai ... .~.. .3.t3a.n tMdl ...... ....4;u5 an
accumulation II IMAM 'Exvrea. ,.....i ;i1a'
tExpresr. ......4:l q. "a Accumulation 4aj p M
MISS CESTRALk X.
tNaiI ....... 4:3j a IN +Mail ......-... 5hDp N
tExpress ..,..... i0:l5a m tkK?te-s...... il:ba N
CAST. l.. R r. CNauow Gsuee
sFxpyes. ...... lo.21 am 'ENpT.-- i35 p, m
'Aecnm datoD. 80 b.m 'ArcoB 'drton i2;3S p N
ST. IN as RR
tRxpre--. .....tl 100 N rGkpfe-a 2:p 70
iAccom aaron. <:Sl p IA 'Aecom daion ll;Aaa ID
WABASH, ST LOUIS PA IFiC Rf Gu.
sMsii a Xxx 49, 3.IN IA .Msil & EG...- g:jg pm
Dshy except Sunday. Daily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10
ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. X.
XsAss n l7aTl5l n Izzi. ii;.isI5
xMNxaRAl .glIhEaX--
TIE
Shortest and Quickest Route
st. Louis and Chicago.
The Only Line Running
. DAILY TRAINS
y From Cairo,
MAKING DIRECT CONNECTION
WITH
EASTERN LINES.

Trains LEAVE CAIRO:
3 1 9 IN. Nail,
Arriving In ST. Louis GAS am; Chicago, $50 p, M.
Connecting at Odn aud bingham for Cincin'
mai, Louisville, Indianapolis and points Ehst.
ll:lO ain. st. Louis and Western
ExpreSs.
Arriving in st. Louis :0s p. m, and connecting
fer all points West.
AGO pm. Fast Express.
For St Louis and Chicago arriving at St. Louis
tO:40 y. m, and ChcagoT:M am
AGO pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 200 Am; Louisville 7;1
an, indianapolis on an. Passengers by
this train reach the above points IL to 30
HOURS In advance Ut ANY other route.
EY-Thc 4.2o p. m. express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo to Cincinnati, without
changes, ana through sleopers TO st Louis and
Chicago.
Fast Time East.
PASSen gers ein points Without my " deIay
taused by Sunday Intervening. The Saturday after
oon train from Cairo arrives In new York Monday
uorniug at 1925. Thrty.six hours in advance 81
nv othet roCtc,
fN-For through tickets end further information,
.pplv Of Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
JAS. JOHNSON, IL JONES,
Gen Sonthorn Agent. Ticvot Agent
An HANsDS. Ger pass. Agent. Chravo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-10

The trimmings" are coarse shayinge and max,
The best summer wood for cooking purposes az well
4" me chespert ever sold in Cai:o For black
,mlths use Inserting tires, they are unequasd
Lesve vuor orders At the 'frpth street wood va,d
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-01-28
LETTER FROM The MEST..
URBANA. @. Jan. ed. 1882,

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Editor Herald.-We have NO
quently thought how strange It is
that families neglect to take their
county paper; even where there are
two papers opposite in politics, both
should be taken If people are able.
There is nothing that builds up and
adds more to the thrift andprosperitv
Oft0wn and county than the local pa
per. Especially if there are chill
dren in the family, good paper will
be a school to them, and instill INTO
their minds business principles, and
they will grow up well informed in
regard to the news Ofthe day.
Mr.. Benjamin Hill died at west
Liberty, Logan Co., Ohio, December
31st, aged 60 years, He was step
brother to George s. Hill, of Mar
tinsburg.
The weather here is mild, with
plenty of rain and wind. There has
been little ice stored yet, and should
we have no colder weather, viii suf.
fer for ice, though there may be
plenty yet.
We are frequently applied to for
information as to the chances of
work here. There is little to be
done now, but April is the time for
work. Land is high, bringing from
$35 to $3.50 per acre, according to To-
cation and improvements. This is
one of the best improved counties in
the State. We have 500 miles Of
turnpike, with no tollgates, or such
inconvenience.
JOHN R. GARARD.