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AM
Current News Items.
. - I.. ..L.,1 1.. ralietr-d. Wa
nrr-aumo lie in in dudgeon at Lincoln for coon. ;
t-rmsndiruhi orrtw'-'"""" -. - j
The appointment nf a successor to Mr Iajr- j
I.- am M ni.tee to trance. ill " b BuaJe
ftir tnnm tlm. ' " ' '
Crowds of nllieialii are laatiiis Waehinfitoa
to swnd their luiliilnts at homo.
IVrfl are new one huilreit ilUlwaBof iu
penilrd rfqnuitinmon tha Treasure;, Itoftart
merit at Waahinajluni . ,
The Stale of New York pays one fourth of
the whole amount of llie inti riittl firfcnue.
The (iovrniiient n in hourly expectation
f ... I nun lh e-reaL licit, Bud, hopes lit
hear tha'. Wilmington is invested by laud and
writer "
' A movement is on fool to lend a New
Years dinner to General Thornus army. j
The bill to arm negroes ia aaid to hat
tiassod the rebel Si nata in'necral session.
Tli report that liet. Joehua B-mclier bad
baen murdered in Missouri, eontrndirlej
by himself.
' Sherman's army hate a pleasant location,
eo fur, at least, iu) floiiute' is connerned. A
correnHndent write that tbo weather ia
spring like just audi as we think delijrhlful iu
, a Northern June. ' "
' The publishers of thnCriai deny the report
that thoir paper ia to lie traUBfuriued into a
daily , .
A, (i. Uibtu has been nominated as auecea-
aor of Mr. Kreaael in the Ohio Uouae of Kep
resenlittivps. The dead body of a murdered woman, aU
moatdeonni by hogs, was found a few days
ap,o in RhelTTy'ronnty. The Ktnitlfii hae not
been identified. ' ; . ,
A correspondent of the Cincinnati OizettB
says, it doea not requiri aomany pieuto krinr
rebel priaonera into our lines, aa it takes tp
guard the same dumber of comcripta when
being coufcyod to the army: ' '
There waa a heavy snow atorm, yealerday,
in RurTnln It delayed all the railroad Iruiua.
The bill taxing whisky two dollara a gallon,
instead of, one dollar and a ha f, haa passed
both IlouBea of fcnngreaaj and 'only awaita the
President's aignature to become a law. It '
to take effect on the lot of January,
Military men do not expect Savannah ti
fall immodintcly. It ia thought it may hold
out two waeka or more. ) '
It haa been decided in Washington that np
National Bunk can iMue notes abore ninety
per cent, of its capital stock actually paid in,
onleaa such bank shows a surplus of means
on hand.
The Union Indies of Winchester, Virginia,
have presented General Sheridnn with a beau
tiful flajf. , i i ., i :
General Dix ia satisfied Unit lbs Cauadiim
authorities are doin evtrytbini; that ia hon
orable in the matter' of the St.' AlbKns raid.
era '
Another fifty millions loan of k ten-forty
bonds, payable in gold, principal and iuterest,
haa been called for by the Secretary of the
Treasury. 1
It ia said Unit Governor Morton, of Indiana,
will convene the 1-a-jialaUire of Indiana in
extra session, to pass a hill increasing the
salaries of the State officials, hitaself among
the number. It must he done, if at all, pre
vious to the new year.
Quito a number ol prisoners taken from
Hood have passed through .Indianapolis, on
their way to Camp Douglas.
There has been a heavy fall of snow in the
neighborhood of Indianapolis.
It is understood the President will nomin
ate Farragut to the position of Vice Admiral
in the navv, an office which is ' about to be
creati. ll will be the highest distinction in
the navy. ', ' ,
The railroad interest in Canada Buffered
panic in ronRtquence of expected trouble
between the United States and the Provinces.
Noa-iatarcotuae ionjd ruin Uiair railroads.
The Detroit Freo Press thinks that Con
gress could do nothing more unwise than to
organise si corps In dufeut the Northern fron
tier Such a policy would have a strong
i tendency W uroed disturbance. ' :.'
I
No Paper Yesterday.
. , A part of our printing mai liiuory broke
yesterday evening just na wo were going
to prCHH, ami it wan iuirisbiUe to get out
' the paper. Yu ok iiiiUilgonoo forahort-
"'fcomitics whieti wn cannot" avoid. Fev
persons aro m of llii ilixatl
vantayes ami ilifliitiltiuii uinler wliiclt we
labor in the publication of this paper,
i " ' im ,;.-,"- !' .'
GaKKKiurKa l.una Iho Tribune, iu
I . lending aililnrial, asoaiUw following langnage
iai (epatd .M gfeanbuake: v"Tha graenback
LbHtalla itaelt li dollara launoomwiouslv
a liar. It is reallv bill a little ore tw ilof-
tbts.-ABd-this,-ik'll-otbfir4Htr-thufh it
seems foe the moment advantageous, is a gtnaral
mitdilef am) detriment ' The scheming,
.gaming fa may make by it, bat lb iadustri
oin many mmt loa ' ' '
, t rf-r
TukOhiiviibUhklSuit. The auit brought
, asaiDat.iTburlow Wd hy jii ntajoT .)p-
dyke, ot Nsar York, for libel, was comim-nced
nn Tuesday last, aud promiaes .to deaalop
anma of 'ta moat astnondinir swiiiaisa
modern tiroes. Judj-e Pierrepont yesterday
, opened for lb dufuBsa, aod his eacoroialion
of Opd)Hta was most terrible. Mrs. Lincoln
figures io the affaJr.r-'CoJa4 Tlninilealtr,
ot
. at t
A touor;, lady who was taking music les-,
ana jaskeil. kow ah oould afford it in
. tbosa bard times ? '"Oh,"' said she, "'I ednfina;
... ...1 .--O
mttell to in w bomb.
A member of Congress from Misaouri ha,
ma ie a d aenrerr in linuhco, which in otri!
injr soma atteniinn in Wa.-diinulot), ami
throughout the cuunlrjr. Lie lias, tijr lontf
aluilf, awl sluse aaplicatlon, disontrri'd tht
reduitiiin in llii rxpeiiM of tli Ootrrii.
mailt, would to ihit e x;ent rliiniuieii the ne-d
of taxation. If lia aliuuld succeed i.i contiii.
ciitfi lb Adiaiuiatrauon und Confirm of the
Ih):,. 0i i,;, tlienrv. it is thoutht thai tti
p'oiHised lax on sales, tin.l the increase of
UXMBBr,y D.j ,e aoaiitlonnl.
. -
- U ia ealiinaled I hat lena of tbouriiiida of
Federal prisoners have died, hnmlretls lieeome
insane, and hundreds of others been constrain
ed by lutlftilig to tiiko th ) oinli of ullegiame
to the Southeru Coiiledi-nicv ull Wei-Hune tne
Ailminitltation would innke no etihhiige un
til ibe Cotifeilerate HUtboritiee aheuld agree
that a negro wns n good' :is ti white iMiti
-
[Translated for the Empire. ]
The Prospects of Mexico.
[Correspondence of the Courier dos Etats Unis]
MEXICO, August 16, 1864.
Kery mail arriving from the liniicil Mtatea
brings um more letlers, in wnicii 1 am mni ii
in regard to the chances lor the future of va
rioua unilxrtakiiiirs or railings in tbe'new em
pire Af Mexico Tlia conbdrnc wiLh wbteh
I am thus hnnon d, iluttera ii' d nfli-c ie me I In
more, becausn 1 am personally unknnan In
mnny of those who thus ad.iren iu. liul
this, iit tbe san.e limn, is an mlilitiuiial reanon
that" I 'should reepond to thi ti- enquiries with
the iHinrmt frauknejs. Tliuslar'l have r
spouded to rut h U tters inilividunlly ; but this
portion ol my correspondence is inpidly hk
anmitig proportion which renders tbi im
possible, I know ulso, that besides those who
aaalreea iheuiselvee to me, there uia many
others intluciiced by the aame witiieaaiid tin
same hopes A public statement of my view
seems, therefore, the best mode of giving aurh
information as will enable each one to ili enio
fur himself. In doing so, I beg those who
have written to me, to excne tlm indirect
mode of answering their letters which I find
myself compelled to adopt.
Mv otnriion unou the auvantuges ol imme
diate immigration to Mexico hiia already been
given at Ihn close ot one ot my late commit-,
nicationa. In my judgment, it would he pre.
mature and fertile in disappointment to by
far Iho greatest tniijority ol the new comers.
lhe principal grouml upon which tins opin
ion ia tuned ia not, as may be iinugined, the
disturbances which still reign in the country.
Although the work of paciucation li.'S not
yet been Completed, what muy be called tbe
military troubles do not give me any siinous
uneaainess. 1 hey are rapiuly approHcinng na
end, in spile of ibe apparent importance they
still appear to present in some quarters, and
tbe lew months neceaary for tbo traveling
prenanliotia of those wtio intend to como,
will suffice, 1 have not the least doubt,- to
ruaks Mexico tranquil, uiiuuinioiiB in its supf
port of tbe Kinnire, and delivered from the
scourge of guerrillas, moru or less political,
which still harass it
lint tbo re establishment of security ia not
the only condition necessary to promise to
the immigrant that prosperity, the hope of
watch draws bim to a new country. It is ne
cessary that be should have aaaurance of find
ing there a normal condition in regurd to
commercial undertakings and industrial pur
auita, and above all asituulion dourly defined
in regard to evsryiuing relating to personal
rights and privileges. Now in regard to both
these matters, nothing tiaa enu done, nothing
appeara likely to he done for some little time,
and the elate of affairs existing in I ho past
seeds transformation from Ibe loundation be
fore the foreign element can be called into
Mexico in any considerable proportion.
i irst ol all, the absolule equality ot rights
between the native and the foreigner, indis
pensable to the success ol the latter, doea not
exist in the lawa. For iiibtaure, it is neces
sary that one should be a Mexican citizen in
order to claim lb right of workiug a mine
which he may have discovered.
io this grave inconvenience must be-nilded,
the uncertainty hanging over the immigrant
to the amount ot taxes which he will have
to pay upon any brauth of industry he may
desire to prosecute. Nothing ia yet fixed in
regard to imposts; neither as to laud, personal
or poll-taxes, or in regard to patents. The
tariO'andnll custom house regulations must
aUo uudergo a complete transformation which
will seriously allect every thing relating to
importations
"In regard to agriculture, every thin;; Is", if
possible, still less definite. As nothing like
are.isuyof lunds exists, and as the actual
exlcul. of the immense territorial concessions
ni.ulo in the past is extremely vague, the
Slate virtually finds itself without a foot of
lund whioh it can dispose of to the immigrant
with certainty of profit to him lie will not
be able, In most casus, to rely with any oer
tiiinty upon rlghis derived from any transac
tion with a landed proprietor, on uscount of
the chaos which prevtula in everv llnug rela
ting to conveyancing and tlm value of
titlea.
In a purely commercial point of view, it ia
essential to wait until tue normal movement
of tratlic shall be re-established throughout
the empire, In the actual state of affairs the
only markets really open are tbosa on the
line from Vera Cruz to Mexico and those are
early forged hy too heavy importations.
The field which Mexico will offer to foreign
activity is Immense and fertile ; but to enter
npon its cultivation with precipitation, and
before the new government has bad time to
prepare it, will be to compromise its future. It
is a promised land, toward which it is nataral
that many should look with hope; but tbe
time lias not yet eume for immigration art
matte. The position ia such as to require some
nonius in order to movethe chances of din
appointment and estnblish guarantees of suc
- ' '
E. MESSERAS.
The Holidays.
. of this year will be payables, tmt Stale ou
Saturday. Our Statute does no. provide for
; this, but) His the uniform ciatom ol vir banks
to obaerte Monday folluwiug as a Miday,
when the 25th or December and tha first of
January fall oo Sunday
Wa hate too few holidays in this country to
There t soma itiiinirv aa Li thei dav whifli
will be observed as Christroua and New
lears. tney iair?ol, Sunday. The uniform
ouitora WB.believe, 0 obarve Monday.,. In
' New York this is pre.rjhed tit law. and all
, notes aad acceptances isr.,,, , ue on Mom at
loss one or two because they happen on Sun
A-m n. ts.it 4 ,1hmI..w
wj, ..v.
Butler Township Donations for the Benefit
Butler Township Donations for the Benefit of the Soldiers' Families.
William Hint, prevision, worthy . a AO
hf ry w?n'lr- eo ........ yon
J H. Wsyinira, flour.. t be
Mr. r.ile.h-ri, eroriHiotis a M
Mr W WkMjr. po'fltofHi w I la)
J. O, Vamire, provisiuns ,.....,...... V 'iS
J'paa v avtniri,. com II 71
Joltn Hiirmim, woixt , a as
(Urnh WpnTer. ny ;,:e tnttur I ik
K M. Hni ..r a Bro , fl.iur aod oul... 16 lai
John m,-n". n ur I no
.1. A nrntnlitrir:irovtiiint. tsft
I.. A emnli-i,l'iji;, do Sen
Jvoli KiiKle, wmsl, M..k. j! 6 e
'1'iil.lns u ,'iiL'i-r, TwviitniDS 6 76
tlenrv Usllsher, Mmir ..vtM.MM. 1 Se
t.eorge HolliiiSli, wooit...; SOU
11 Sl'.ner do H A oo
Anrii.w Sinks (tour.,..... .-. 4 e
M-iron and .Inlin Hainv, flour 3 ls
Himxon Mall, ,rornioos,0. S 'is
lirnrn siHi v, tin t
.Isi'iili f's-. ,o ' ' -I 1 Ift
btlan Sltelitot, tin .., a fill
Hna l,nit. do I hi
j'rio tnr, nonr in:
AtiAll Mn.-f , irtivmioos , S lie
Sotnfnnn Ynlinl, l, , . - I ft
Kn--eh einks. do 3 4n
A.Y.Wnk., do 3 HI
K. M. osa, nptatfa - 1 lie
.1 A. fisinen. ;irnriiona T Soo
Wn . I'l-nrton, do ,, l ye
tt. I'sin, s;'l bitltar ... 1 (m
It I,. Wsvmlre, provisions tee
J. T. Oremi, du 1 M)
Alirnm Cress, ft ,ur , 1 en
ctisrlps H"e'l,roviMion and yarn 1 ho
II;hiiH Hei k, liiruips .1
Iisvei WRvuiTe, roviMicnN aod wHd 8 en
'Jt'orife wmniira do do 1 tM
.!.. ..h Til II, Hour .. 1
Innn Lnilert, i,rovii,iooa f 3 Ho
Su oiip tlruieli-noiirg do 7.1
Win. lUminll, wooiH ft isl
J. M. . M. (' over, wood .. 1
Aii'lersoD ri'ivis. eorn , 1 v
Win A ndnrMon, vood ,. 8 no
IIhimoI V si mire, wnixl..,,. ft oil
.1. htorkslHKT, wood 6 l"l
ftrorg 'I'limey. ),olnlos M
.1 VI. Mlir;.l,j, ,.! A IO
Wm. Jllniili, wood , ' A 10
Mniiin I- idinailler, wieat and flour ' 3 (i
w J. liiK'ki'Kment I to
John John, on, provisions t 6o
1'siTol I oliiiis. ssiiintf wooil..., Ann
Miuntlrl Miirtmitnle. haullllM wood....., A UO
i. hrooker, M-ovisloha 1 f O
loltii Hrsliln, core 1 INI
I !tw-t s.,o.iro au.l aolntoea ,.. . 3 K
Win Millfr, wood it (.
JolinFtielylmker, flnur....H. v. ...'' ' S
Wm huli r, provlHioDji..,M ....... .... . do
Htmon tliill.eorD Is
I'siuH Johnson, wooil 4 ISi
Ueoige Nctt, eorn and wood 4 u
, Total..
..eVIH t
CAHII
ItKOKIPTS. .
KAssell lluey fl 00
Mii-IimoI Hi lllus 1 110
lisrld Rnnkie A no
Mi-iiry I- i.-istd 1 (si
Jl n lliiuiiieuburu... A 09
Henry roover
JsoobOoover.M
M J Coovnrt
(thrisLlau Kooukle
f. tie
i can
. 1 11
a
u
Henry Ijieionao
.tw.-oli Kankln hO
ohris Isn Hhmlf
1 1
Mi
Mi
It
II.
3 I
X IS'
a no
2 IS)
50
Mi
Jie oh Keekr-1 1 UO
.Ino Nnrtti 1 UO
Ili nry T Willis I on
Henkev M. An
John Kunkle
navld Knler
liavid Hslmer
Uavid Hnhir, Jr
Hafvey Peareoa.,.
David Pearson
Goorga Davidsou....
J di ti fintr fl uo
linvid HisaA r :i Oo
John Hll. 1 oo
J W Kbr 1 uu
w m i-aarbvn i.
Wm Miller
Trusten heaaou. ,
Mra Hi aeon I
Ktl WorthtngloB...,,..
Alliart Hny,.
OTronp ... 1 on
I'H.id ltniuer...H.. . AO
Atirsm uiek i 111
..I ' AO
... r x'-U
... 1 no
.. All
1 uu
... I ISi
. 1 1X1
.. Ml
.e I
.. 1 'SI
..- n
:.. i ui
.. i uu
... A nu
Jaoob lloltniHii.... AO
arils MeriUL- AO
PelerliKDKenat AO
sirs fills..,
JoknJ ,wk 1 oo
Hoary ahavoruag..
Mr Travor
Wm Uregg
H Hankel
Mrs Jenkins
iv e rsiitier V'
John Hhnup 1 00
Henry I'ennenoe... 1 no
KtnauUMl Kri-lser 1 00
Jotin Niles. 1 uo
John 0 Waymlre... (HI
H Mutehen
A anspnngh v
liarius Huo'hana...
John Wandal
A nretttnKnr
Miss Weslarman .
iirunrey i oo
Usrnev Holt 14 ISi
linniel Hisnpt 1 IS)
Usinuel Curtis 1 IS)
Andrew Hrtliner... An
Ml
Kii'hard Uuodartand... B (Mi
Wm Compton x fll
J M Board AO
Maniuel Taylor. ...1 AO
Hninuol. Baard
llanlel Krsmsn
Rnbeeca Jirsmaa....,
Jonathan luncan...
Jena Duncan
Jesse Johnaoo. ,
rred Ilii kenahiH....
Uanry Weslarman.,
Jamea O'Hwallow...
A J Waymire.
J, Weaurrman
1 (Si
1 ISi
a,
All
.Initios Sunderland no
Wm Himderlaud.. 1 I Si
Jnronif l.iilp.,..u... 1 no
ll l. Bool er..... 1 (si
1 ISI
1 on
1 in
1 Ui
1 uo
All
Juo illllor I UO
Adsm Keller tf..
l.oyd Btti ey ' VA j
Mrs Marlhn Miller M
Joseph Hpi.lto S OU
Kllsalwtn Ho'.her AO I
..' 01
bamuel ltoohar.n I UU
Uuknowu doura.t.M.
a so
Tolal easti .,
Total produce and cash
...IHO AA
.. Sis an
Grand total San SA
Provisions and Wood have been distributed to
twenty eight needy families. Oash waa appropnated
hy said Coitnniltee io the purchasing of Clothing for
ehihiron of said lamiliea.
Itasav WsTMiaa.
Itieaiaa HuauaaLAND,
H.r.H.tioa,-
Wm. Kasuall,
Jos. Wxaaaa,
December 4, 1864. Committee.
The Judge's Saw Log.
I bouitht it; and wben it got so short, 1 drew it
huroa and wnrke if op, iato ihlnclei, aad
then I concluded J had got, my money bank
and in my poviat " ..'..' j
I The exclamation of the Judga was drowsed
Jj th Uouuj of th by-ataudara, asd tha log
anna aawar found the done without tha
In the village of W lived a man who
has once bem tho Judge, of the county, ami
was known, all over by the name of Judgv
. lie kept a store and a saw uiill.and vua
always sure to have the beat of tbe bargain on
his aidn, by whioh means he gained an ample
competence, and some did not hesitate to call
him the "biggest rascal iu the world " He
waa very conceited withal, and aaed to de
light in bragging of his business capacity
when any one was near to listen. One
rainy day quite a number was seated around
the stove in his store; and he began, aa usual
to tell ol bis great bargains, and wound up
with
"Nobody ever cheated me, nor they can't,
ui-niiri, ,
"Judge," aaid an old man in the comoanv.
"I have cheated yon more than yon ever did
me.
"How so?" aaked tbe Judge.' ! '.'
"If you II promise yoa won't go to law
abnnt it, nor nothin , I II tall yoa, or else 1
won t; you are too macb of a law character
for me
"Ijet b hear, let's hear I" oried half a doxan
voices. "We II bear yoa oat of iu tro on
"I'll promise," aaid the Judge, "and treat
in me Dargain, ii you nave,
"Well, do you remember that wagon you
rottherl mtt nf?"
"I never robbed you of any wagon I" ex
claimed the Judge, "I only got my own."
"Well, 1 made up my miud to have it back.
and
"Hut yoa uover did," cried the Judge,
"Yes I did, and witb iutereat, too.''
"Ilowr" thundered tbe enraged Judge.
wen, you see, Judge, 1 sold you one
aay a very nice piuu log, and bargained
with ynn for a lot more. Well, that loir I
stole off your pile, down by year mill, the
night liefoie, Hod sold it to you.' That night
i arew it back noma, and sold it to yoa
ngain next day; and so I kept on until you
iKiugut your own log trout uie twenty seven
times." ' -
"That's a lie I" oried the Irate Judge,
running to a book and examining his
log accounts; "you never Sold me twenty
seven logs of lhe same measurement." ii
"I know ii," said the vender of Ions; ."for
hy drawing it back and forth the end wore
oh"; and aa it wore off I kept ruttios tbe end
off, until it was only ten feat long just tour-
I tanu taut ahnrLaa than it k.. i;..,
- trenv. To lea a mad man, yon hat on It to
I .L ll. 1.1. !t 1. ... ...
m-m .u. auug ii n was star "tuataa
Very reluctantly, lint in the presence of j
seeming nccosaity, tli Southern Jieople
eeem to a making tip limit minds not
only to the fiiiipmcnt of so many colorcil
soldiers the rxigem ice of tlm aimy Jo
mand, but even to the total abolition of
slavery an an institution. The Richmond
Enquirer, in response, to tho iloHircs ofi
Ucneial Leo, snvk Hlint neither arnnent
nor authority tan determine whettir-r the
negroes will mnkd for us faithful Soldiers,
The expei intent must teat ami dociile the
qttOHtiort." General Leo anksv that this
experiment he made. For tin this is suf
ficient., The same finper nays i "When
wo supplicate European nations for help,
we must be pieparcil to receive it on their
conditions ; which will he the abolition
of slavery. If wo arc prepared to aholiKlt
slavery, it will not I nnorsnftry to go to
European nations for protection, they
will give nH not only recognition, bnt
will follow recognition with such interven
tion ua will secure nationality' and i liber
ty." While tho rail for an addition of three
hnndied thousand men to the Federal ar
my ia impending, tho Hcpublic'an pica,
without an exception, spcuks of tho over
throw of tho rebellion as an event ulrendy
practically Achieved.' What, . thin, tho
public naturally auk, can he the need of Bo
large nil addition to the army? ati addi
tion which cannot bo made, without im
posing a sacrifice npon the, pooj.lo which
they aro not aide to hear. Either the re
bellion is not so iioaily crushed aa the au
thorities would have us believe, or el so it
is ascertained that it will he requisite to
maintain permanently as huge a force to
hold tho Southern people iu subjection, as
it haa required in tlm Kmt plum to effort
their subjugation.. If the latter explana
tion be the true ono, than the end of the
war will bring no relief to the people.
The demands on their men and money
will continue to be as oppressive aa ever, j
'
MARRIED.
BltllHlRS PAVY On the lsth inst .hv John II.
Stupnelman, Jmliea of the 1'aaea, at tb reaideuee ol
Amosuixrk, ar BkIsiiiioi r. umliea to Miss Mary
imtj oin oi mis city-. .
BREIt.RK-WlttOMANll-On IheL-dlh inslaa" .1
Bsouire Bioanelmnn, at Ins orhra. Mr. John l. Bri-a.
ter to Miss Mary Wuinnnd, liolh nf this rity.
1
DIED.
WOl.F Of OonaumiiUou.on Ilia 'Jlat inal.. Clara M.
Oaul, dauxhtar of W. W. ami Mary O. Wolf, aged -
years, 7 mouths, aad 11 daya.
New Advertisements.
im. A. PAIK,
TUB ItLKOTKIUIAN AM VH YHlOlAtt.18 T, '
WILL iwn.ftin at tbe Phillip Hrnm ihr lb put
jx) o treitrto tiia.tiui.eM until Jm)UsUj 1. IKu.'V.
Ktioofttiou room ho. 4. .jo-i:iui
WANT BP CarriRKe Hlackxiniltm rdI bixlj-niHlt
irs. pinon wf-rk mTfn to botiT-intilfum Amlv
to W. W. Phillip-., Kourth Htmel. Ua'ilw ,
NOT I O E 1
T. 0. HITt'HBLIa.
J. L. MIIXKS
C. L1H0DOH.
t pll R umlftrsiKnad hiv etHf)ihfil nn ottiem in thin
M. ifir n purpttH oi iiirMinitinii rattmii turn
mib-XiiutOH io (ill thu (iiinU of Iho htil-tJiiilrit!in in ih
Thirti ConivrtirvaJon. Ui-trittt n otiiv, tiatier the lata
c II of tho rrHtant for Smi,iMi mn.
Utile. m Thins Ntrti. ono iluur we-tt of th PoMiof
Bo; up ttUim, room Nu l.
FURTHER NOTICE7!
TOTUKTAI-PATKUHorMONTUl)MKU CO.
TJIS Trurur'a Office will U hpt oveu fur lite
pitrpOHA of rvi.iK's'n, wuliuul pMrcttDUii,
uotil tlrtiof Jksuary next. TtKie) who do uot
pay Djt4(iiU une may uy is a. i ka r it.tMg. ,
JUNATUAN KKNiN'.vY, ,
U(Uwtt TrftRMurur Maiilomory Ofniuty. I
, t Jounml t-opy J I1'....,V,, ....
M. B. JOKUAN. I. M. 40 It DAM.
JOHDAN JORDAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
' N. K fOUNKR VODKTII ANS WAIN IT,
ilAUawlw CIN1NNATI,0.
TURNPIKE EI.ICCT10N. , '
mHE HUwkholtlerH of the iMyion Wcatrn Tumpilc
1 Oomnany are nutiliHtl Mini llmra will liaan lr.
lion hM at turley't 'Itivern, Wt AixHiiUria.Frtl
t-o.,0MoDth H-ond Monda)(uU)sjJttmiMry, 1bHT, ler
th ft.octiOD of 0v ixroobom t m.itv IIih ua.uiu
JWI. aaaaaaiU aJUHliAr..
U'iAaUawil jVrtiMtieDt
m FLOUR & FEED STORE!
Best Qualities at Lowest Prices!
THOMA8 ii.
GILLI8,
I I AVINfi purehaaeil the Fl-tur an1 Fed hIoi m-
JLM.
codUv kent liv Ptr lijmt.
riMirth a tract, a taw
U(ht asMtot Main, will laiiw.
ham! thuttati)mUl
Uea f
ILOI'K, FEi:i Al 4; II .4 1 ,
At tttlowt ntta anil will deliver good a tnany art
UI i.itJ CllJ, lid Will avnajp uUbUUIg UUI HO ItttHP, uail
ana iuat ontera. . .
50,000 Bushels
Flaxseed Wanted.
Kl HUaUKLB 1'lasaaed wauled, for which
)v"tVtlHI th li'Khost niarket tra-a in eash will
b Hid, at tha Flour aud Feed store of Thoe. K Oil-
lis, (iatn relr lleist a,) Ho. J rourlh alret-t, mair
Main. I'avtou, aiuo. ( , THUS. t. tall, I, IB
jX'i7-dwain ' 1
Farmers & mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT, i
WAGNER Sc BHIRK
. Vi : i (aaawaaaoa ta asBaaaaa a ataisaLaa)
HaVB taken thia eld aud popular Hotal oa Second
atreet. liavloa. and hone tv thi-ir alatntton mi
tiusiuaaa ia aaaudu thawaU-aamed .rasaastion of thai
Wli auowo nouse.
' The aorines ol af t, ir-nry foster, aa widely kjtowa,
hate ben retained as olei k. j
The pattouaeoMta tormsr rrlandata ontldentljr
IttlDOViL.-at. f Nolan's OnVe haa beenm
t moved l rom i'leau'a Building to sa Mmb aU-eal
Dwtweeo aeooadaaa 'iniru streets, of er air. HoaelMr
ry,a store. aepn-wiutos
Clothing.
ATTENTION! !
On, or Before Christnas,
Wa, th oodersignod, promi to atll i: fr t
OVEIWJOATS. : !
' ' 1 ' ! I
1 BUSINESS SUITS, . i !
ENGLISH WALKINOGOATS
f
VESTS
IIDVS' and VOITHS' fJLOTlIIG,
t , i im
For la roonay(l,att othr OlolkiBH Ifouae in
D1 ton We bair leava to rmmd tha Daitlie that w
MKnd in ooQciioii with a Ura WholnaalaOloikinR
Mannrnii'tunng Hou. id Ottwmnad, which aerlaiuljr
pualjka uh to ipva tha ahova mdiu)riniih.
W are oouataDti reoeivmii tha latttat atylea of
Olathiujt .
FOR i THE
HOLIDAYS,
Whioh ia earelullt aateatad aad wall arade. ' Call and
exiiiinue our aiouk ttt Clothiuft, uekire purchaaiuji
elaetthere,at
108
i . i lie-. ,1'!.
MAIN HTltKl'l'l'.
JfiaU No Miauke in their number and BIwN,
WU1CH UANG9 OUT AMD ; KKADH
CLOTHIERS
-iv,' .!;-fai
.is
t
r:
-
, ' il'. t .:t II I
.ui I"; i
1 . H I
fcil Mj .'.IJ ,1
Mala atraai.
aotll-laiaaw
anl
P
an
to
Medical.
If IlldSiC ' v'f .V. SI
1
CUBKS lmf(lia CoMa.Hora Tliroal, AMTifna, an
Connumntfon. It i nni nfM.ri mr i.i.a,
troubled with ihea eomplainta to try n bttl ol
Mricktandg Ncllifiuout Cough Haham
tonTincthm thattt ia Ni lfit Brp.raita e tar
iitttHl. Ji not onljourm ttanabnTaatlfcnoiianf Ilir
1'hri-H.I atid Lnnua, hut It eun-a IN if;lil i-wf-at. arrt
Htirinit of HI fd. atid ia an ke4ltM.i ftarff' f" anv
kind ot Hnr Throat. Ilia leamnt to uaV, actd t
stiediomo lor innia. Piiea ft Cvnt per ImhI.
oraal by iritiXh KrnfrallT. nil 4 .
EVKHYUODY la bo-njj
di4Aao by the uh or
aurv4 ol tkia diitr)rtin
, , , Dr. Strickland? t Pile Rm1y,
Kad what Uwmj wh lmr iicd H:
Mr. (MiarlfN W. LftU.I.Hlii ol I.ai..a.V,ll. m.,A Ma I
llaauirde, Cincinnati, ik. I( h our mtt mi tr unia J
ni of lr. M(n kimi.l'a !' fi-ni-ly. 1 hey ay
thy Iiata triH vrvlhina hnl ntilH nhinin nn r.l.i.
Imt un Foto burU'ttlond'a CiI hrmadv r-rtf .l a
prrM-rnirallr auf1iruiie lor many yara Hh Ih
worst kmd of Pil. To rcumnitd ari ra una
who ia m tiering to try it.
AK lur
"s ' JM Strickland'. IHU liemtdy. . ..
Sold hy all dnicgifta, r j il. a pot. Mauniaolarrd at
No. S Kaat Fourth et.Uinuinnail, O, . ml4
ASH
" 1 F1 L IJ X.":' V'
Strickland' t Anti-Cholera Mixture.
18 aoouiposition i.t astrinjranta, aUt.rtnU", atlniu
limta and csnnlnativcs, nhirh every Jdiytit-ian ac.
kaoi.le.liw. ia lhe oolr pr, paration that wdl tiled a
Pvnnauut uure of Joannes and Iij selerv. This Anti
Cholera Miilure ia now in axe in some of an army
hoapliKla where itxites the erealeat satislwiloB. II
has raved the lives of tlieuaanda of i.ur soiiliera and
ottiarns, aad we a ill yoarnntce it Io t.e the beat reme
dy in Hie terld for Diarrhea and JiytriiliM y. ,.
Mr Wou.la.ol Covintlnn, My.; will I moat tiapi i
aatisly any one aa to the virtue ol Hlru klauii's Anti
Cholera Mmarei la laot we have trn-si nnml.fr !
teaumonuila Iroro oatuote who have l,eo eared altel
beioapronouixiedlii urshle hy their l.liyni'ieiisi'anliie
alter UiImuk only one totlleor Kirii'slefid'a Ami tl.ol.
era SlUtiire. If toaauDar wiiii Iliu-rhea and 1'ixu
tery try one tantle. n,4
' fROICiMOH. DC M0ai!S'9
' ' ' 'ONLY OKNtllNt ' I
HAIR RESTORER !
. y. v i ,
UlKL'iAHKH
OK TIJK BOA 1.1
riUIK akill orth rnrdicnl fa- ulty in trtalmp rftfi?r
X ' tit .main liaa.iii a majoniy of' raaea, i-o lat
Had hy I hi, th moat )itji'ar ilifaaol th Iu,iihb
franta. ) t ia not co bo wendered hi, aa it rrutrt-1 i-hI
aiudy riwop r rar(,h and a ;rtriiil atitfatinaliou ol
theauH-a which prodiitia tha diatiaa. Llblf-a Uia
MUti ia tiarovrruii, it in an uiir tnipobadaliiy to
eradcat tli 4.ta-aa and eni a pfiiitannDl cur.
JiaHM ol th acalp have bten pronuuuuad tt.uablu
by aoitia of Hi moat amintiui ph aiona.a. 1 iiv da-
YRAUM OP STUDY " "'"
To thia peciilini pairtof tha human Irarae, and I mil
WiUtrilifd that 1 MiMaaa
. iruic utI itaCMafiUT.
Ho far an known, that would pfihiannf cijuokta
thuaa loaihaouia djataata tha acMi i.
' ; PALTKIIKUM.IIOAi.biaJ.lli. .. . .
Aud othar ontanaoua Un,cn-pB,anH r-tnrn .ftt'fnri' to
ktioHt who nuv b?cunia laJJ. 'J o n.akH
good tha aartioD, 1 will for toil
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS -
It I Tail to aura th wont caaraof dineaaad aaljja I
a-i'Tt iau(vai vasaiiiiuiji t Hit inV
ONt.V KJNV1A(K 1IA1K UaCHTOHKIt.
Read the lli owing:
1 . TuttintohiM nf Jrf. karth GaWtf )
Ahahi, Niaw Youit.
Paor. DbMukm: Two yetrf kko my acnlp tatxaina
diattaa,aad my hair coiauiMMji i to lall out var) Unt.
Taw UiufHim up rem l unhl iny aia!it waa on wruidt I
aore. It tcanie vry painful; my raal al m$ht waa
hrokeri; (hn hurnhiRiul ilohhiK umHlJoii wp as-np
porititti; l w-UM m; yy rcnutiv i:i r rtniady, hut
only tnntnnti totiff. I uiiti,iii(j avtaV ) h)m.
oiaua of thia city. I waa in format! by (wham that Uih
diaax with which mt r ' ffl-ctcd waa ) aftttJt
Kh uin.aiid thni i' . ... ... ...t tiiiat m. 1 mid
Tour advttrtianini bud eanrlndad t aonauM you.
You aaMtird ma that yoa would aradioat Ui diaraae
and rantor my hair, which hod beobni Tory thin.
witn m. nMtirinuB j pincm niyavii in jmmr nanati,
aod th raaulta arw, 1 have a lumnHnt hvad of ban;
my acnlp ia nrretly well, and Dij tiir haa caad It
tail out. haapvtv't ully youra,
Maa. Haeah Ooai.a, Mo. I.T fonth I'ad atra-t.
It im wfaut auknowldf;d byallwhobav ntl Ui
Bair Knurr. and thtr nam ia Lon, ttiat it ia
THE ONLY PRKPAkATlUH
Tbt would atlootnaJly and rmanentljr ratore the
hauror tboaawhoara bald, and pravant
TUK BAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
TUelarit and rapidly Ireriin wo ctf RefionUT
ia th atnuitvstevu.uueo( tha lAttutilbld banstiia it la
oatwrnuK Uoo
TUB HUMAN rAMlXT. 1 1 : 1
1h confidence of th pnbliti baa bfn obtalnadl 6nd
tlty all a in la iualtUiig to ita oieritaiid vaataari
OVER ALL PRKPA RATIONS ' H 1
KroriBtrhdtioed. I d not rmommt nd my prvua
lion teaaua Uair to prow aix I in UrWy an many
moiilha, aa it iaa aimpla Unpoaaibihly, and UAm$ iu
eonaiatnt wtih th lawa or rininr, 'J o thoa who are
kapucwlor inuraduloua, I will mak a botia tldotlr: '
I will rorfalt tl.UOO
(On Thousand Kllara) if I fall to cur tti 6 wo rat
aavaof parliaj Utltiiaat uodvr flAaou year' aiapd
U.u, wiib
TUK ONLY ttlCK IN HAIB BlbTOHKH.1
Thia wndrfut remedy ia aold bydrNitgiata tfMHr
ally. ir yuuift liKuuttibT hah not cot ii'-tUND
. - PUR IT. . ., ..
If .B. Cure RWarnntxi la awry eaaa where the di
rectiona for i a ar implicitly oU ytd.
waTPri, 1 per tultk, or -ix lKiittt for ffc."
rrt'ti. n. a. ib nitftr
Bole 1rotinetor, Ko. 9a (irsnaa strict,
Alhsnt, New Vnr.
feia.Hr
EHED. SCHWAIITZ,
Hatcriar, KtaH No.' 3a,,", ';
OU'lU llbK OF Til MAltHHT Hdlli.
Keep OB hand lhe Beat Quality of Meats.
'Ba.sa ' i-,. "
IHJI(1II tiSalBUIIB Oe-'HAV
inatlifrf' --
funud (tiff Ml Oitiyirui'!
frrfil
and parhellv, will laava orders at TTbK.
riKl.na rAiNfi and rtm alalia',
aomer orlBlriad ataui srreeu.
augW . t. BOBOf BUT.
CirUe,ta OaJTtlaD fca niade ielllnfoar
ft C'" ' aiiiiaiBn Medals, wltk paries! Iikeai.ases
of all tha aaiiilidaus. Also, splendid aaedat of aene.
ralurenl. fra a. It" par haa irea, la Ayaau. Ja.l
tbe business for dlaaksred or di.sl.l.-s folillera la
aiiftgeia. Beiapte aauton tnilj.i ol n,, ad-
areas w. SV, I. A It r It KAK,
aapir-K
Uuaaiuaa Ohio.
i. .- JAaJOB LKKHKll H Kaleta, i t a
XJOTtl K la hereby fiteathsl laa lrlaartbaraa aa
J.W
thaasddMtei oxtover, lsss, duly anisaoted aa
a.lmlni.lrauvr en taia aetata al Jeeub Laaher, lata el
BBomaaHiiery uouaey, rao K.( o
November lat MM.
ae'Sa-wSw
UBO. VT, atOYICB.

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