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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

A vessel was recently lost on the coast of Ire
land, and it was supposed that every soul on
board (200) were drowned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Lynchhg.-At Flalbush, L. l., man was
recently lynched (not quite killed, however,
for slandering one Of his neightOrS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Flour. The Plattsburgh Republican saws
that flour is selling at Montreal at So per bar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

three or four masonic letters purpotiing to be
from Washington, were written by him they
being without date, and not to be found in
Washington's letter book, in which no was in
the habi; Of preserving all his correspondence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Richard Carlisle, an extensive publisher Of
atheistical books in England, has renowned
ini1eliiy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

The Treasury order. Appearances now
are that Mr. Van Buren, will not rescind it,
even after more than two thirds of Congress
have demanded he measure. Hurrah for the
democracy 2" "Who' be king but" Mally 2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

.Merico. Santa Anna has arrived, and was
petty warmly received at Vera Cruz New
erthclcss Bustamente was elected President,
nearly unanimously, and is TO take command
Of the army marching TO Texas. Santa An
ma obtained leave to retire as private citizen
to bis estate; and has written letter to the
President of Mexico, denying that he had
made any arrangements, deroeOtory to Mex-
co, with Presidents Jackson and Houston.--
We think Texas will not SO easily maintain
that independence which has just been Oc.
knowlodsed by President Van Buren
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Springfield, sangammOn county, has been
fixed as the capitol OF Illinois.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04


iLF1The Mddlcbury Argus and Free Press
aver that they ropublished the following from
The Waterman as a specimen Of our " tact for
slang and y(alsehood."
"Thomas Hart Benton, The hero Of Chap
c Hill, where he suddenly left all Academy
for heO-and OF Nashville, where he tried TO
kill Gen. Jacksonville bombastical, bullying,
riunbunctious roarcr Of the Senatc--tho father
Of modern political hnmbuggcry- and the
great bank hatcr.'
We propose, for the qualification Of these
editors, TO analyze this test thus LIST. The
charge that Thomas Hart Benton stole sum
Of money from fellow student at Chapel Hill
College, North Carolina-that the money was
found concealed in The cravat Of said Benton
and that for this offence said Benton left the
College-was made by a citizen of Virginia
over his own signature, published and put up
the desks of the members of the legislo-
ture of that state, and Judge Barbour was re-
ierrcd to as an unimpeachable witness 10 prove
the charge.
I'd. The charge that Thomas Hart Benton
attempted to kill Jackson is proved by let
ter Of said Benton himself; it is fact as no.
torious as that :" wood grows andwaterruns."
Sd. The bombastical, bullying, rumJ,mc-
iious roarer of the Senate" is the trumpeter
Of his own title to all these beautiful exple-
tivcs, in every speech he makes.
4th. "The fathero of modern political hum
buggery and the great bank hater :" vide the
expunge, the gold currency humbus, and his
daily repeated speeches against the bank and
all banks.
Now, gentlemen, before you select another
TEST for us, we beg of you closely to examine
lest your test itself be better proof of your
tact for slang and falschood,' Than Of ours
Dare you do openly, what you have done by
tact at implication Dare yourisk your rep
utation upon an open Denial Of the charges VIC
have named against T. II. Benton7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

The Virginia elections are all 10 be made
on the Goth of April.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Another building has fallen in New-Yoik
and two persons were killed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Fifty thousand copies of Webster's New
York speech are to be printed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-04

Independence Of Teras acknowledged. The
following proclamation recognizes Texas as q
Republic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
. SPECIE ExACTiSG. AND A NoS-PAY-
ING SPECIE ADNINlSTR ALTON

The Globe attempted 10 create the im7res-
..5a that Tho Go'etnment' pays out large
anoaats IN speeie--uPon which the NaliJIal
Inie,iiseneer remarks
We supposed. and ourselves suggest
ed the fact, that the Treasury pays
some specie. We know, for example.
;hat it has paid the Members OF Con-
gress IN specie; and We suppose that
some Of the Executive officers receive
their salaries in specie. We did no,
know. and do not now believe, that
the Treasury pays pensioners, laborers,
sc. generally, in specie. Does II pay
the Army aud the Militia in specie p
Does it pay the equally hard earnings
of our Seamen an specie Does II pay
the Mechanics and LibOrers m the
Navy Yard, ia specie Does IT recsire
moaeys due To It. either in large or in
small sums, IA the same medium IN
which il pays either laborers, sailors. or
or soldiers: These are questions which
We should not now ask, knowing that
the Treasury has business enough al.
ready OF. hand bat for the atfectation
OF con'raaic,ing a. ours. in the Official
paper. intimaiions whiSh we have no:
made Nat. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

IMPORTANT FROM FLoRiDA-DESPE-
RATE ENCOUNTER, AND GLORIOUS
VICTORY

IMPORTANT FROM FLoRipA-DESPE-
RATE ENCOUNTER, AND GLORIOUS
VICTORY.
HIN,Iox,,. Sept 30. is33.
Extract % letter from sn OiEieer IN Fior,Ia
"On the iih re Essi ns enemy and
they are ours. But fev shots were
exchanged, when, after a desperate
charge Of the greatest iu,repid:iy, In
which Col. D disung she'd him.
self, the enemy retired, leaving an old
negro man dead on the field. A wo-
man was discovered lowering around
our FINK, bit on being CALAMITY chars.
ed by the I'd Dragons, took 10 the
hammock. where IL was deemed pru-
dent not 20 assail her. A large Iadiln.
named, named Tomatoes Ketchup. was
thought TO have been wounded ia or
about the toes. from the blood in his
track. y pappoOse was Captured. An
hour after the battle. Lieut.. e.. and
Big. Gen. w. II. H.. came in with
halt an old moccasin, and some homi-
NJ cake, found near an old log. From
the appearance of teIrlpIn found in
Hooyoobooloo Swamp. it is supposed
to have been handled and very pioba-
Ny by al Indian, chief, perhaps, ) a
squaw, or 4 pappoose
Much alarm prevails at the garrison
a, Tellplssihassy, from the appearance,
IN their vicinity, of two old and very
usly squawS.
We would certainly have captured
the entire Indian army, 10 the above
engagement, bu, the morass across
which they retreaied was so Doggy.
that we were compelled TO stop and
build bridge. II Is impossible 10 DE
scribe the impatient ardor Of our troops
under this unavoidable check 10 their
impetuous valor. They discharged their
nties, however, upon some cedar
s,umps; and from the manner IN which
these were ridGled by their bullets.
there cannot be doub, that. had the
Indians been there, they would have
been annihilated.
! we have TO 90 back 50 miles for
our baggage, after securing which. We
VIII resume the pursuit OF the flying
savages. \ few more such engage.
uenis and he war Will toe giorlouiy
closed. Our troops are much annoyed
by the MOSQUITOES"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
THE MARKETS.
BALIINoRE MARkEr

For ths assek oSa.ns FriiEy crcniaS, Ne. l..
CATTLE. The market has not been 80
well supplied win Bee ON the hool "a " eek.
Prices, however, have not been materially
affected thereby aud &c quote to-day at S. IS
. 80, according To quality, with an oce A.
siDnal advance for very prime cattle. Live
Hog arrive IN limited lots, and are taken ct
80 - Sc 80.
FLOUR HO'card Eiyssf We Ia 70 to note
further advance Ia prices, With . still up
ward tendency Ia the market. We note sales
from ,tores, according To quality. az ~ 80 q
50. and We hud that some dealers ask $40
aud are unwilling TO sell for less. The wagon
price at present ranges from g25 81 so.
Sale, Of hne IT 50 from stores.
| GRAIN UAsa!.-The advance noted in
our last weekly repor, has not only been
maintained, tut ! siiil further advance hs.
since taken place, making an aggregate rise
of about twenty cents per oushei within !
fortnight pact. On saturday last q parcel OF
Foreign wheat, received by the SIC smuui
Cesar, from Bremen, was taken 1t - 10 PER
bushel 90 Monday the market for domestic
wheats opened al -. 10 for prime reds. aud
Throughout the week the sale. Of .hat ie>crip.
ton have continued . be made az So 10. We
quote good To prime reds to-da, At - O5 a
| - 10. and inferior sorts lower a, N quaIil,
/ fho receipts continue small. ROtw uh>tsuliu,
the high puce- gwen Tor wb,at>, show lns strI
more cOnolg>Neiy thlt ~ tie districts that
} look 90 Baltimore for 4 market The late crop
Ia, airradS been pretty well exhausted. We
quote good 10 prime white Md. whests AZ -
l 10 - l5-sl'es yesterday OF two patcois a,
/ g. ~ aud - -
C0u,-The new crop i now coming for
~ard more freely, and there i conse4 ucnliy
les demand for old Corn. We quote old
i white to-dA, at % y eeuts, aud Odd yello.
i at - loo cents TIE salrs OF new white
for shipment range from 50 a IS cent?, aud
4 for new yellow at = SO cents
RI. Sales Of Nd. At Sl.05 81 o. pet
bu,hel.
0ls-Are in fair supply, aud sales mako:
at a. 80 ceoi,
C!5rsr-Scs9 We quot. the wagon price
a. sriVfe at -, aud tue store FrIce 30 II: !
1926.
AIENANpRlA, Nov Is
FLOUR.--Thur,dsy the wagon price OF
Flour was $ -7t yesterday no change -
King street -four and Miller and Cloud
brand have oe-n snld al - - from stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
alSlifED.

o. the 9th mss. BY the Rev. DR. Martin.
Mr.. ANpaES RuNINos to MI,, N.Ncr B.ES-
uiET, daughter oi Tie lake Phiilp Bsrnh4rt OF
Shrphcttstog
o. the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr. Douglas.
Nr- JoIN JoHNsoS, Of Ohio, 10 Mt,, CHRi.-
TIINS EE>sT, daughter OF the late Martin
Esn,t, 81 >hepLerLs,Oan.
On TIE Sth INST. 10y the Rev. Mr. Harrrave.
Mr.. NiIIIAH FoJEL 10 Miss MAuALA CuAiN-
III. ali oil snephcrd,iuWn.
On Thursday last BY the Rev. Mr. L,rkin.
Mr. GeoRCE ". HESs0N, - Mss LIZA VI
O'NEAL. both this ios "a
On 1A.r-iay last. ~ lila -er-towu, by the
Rev. Mr.. >ebsder. Mr.. JouS EKSsr - Ms,
CArniSlNr t>rLLR, daughter Of AIR. paaie
butler Of Shepherd,toWD.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Alexander
Jones, Mr AAKpS MoBRIpE TO Miss HEsrLR
SnROpIs, both OF Berkeley county.
on 'he 9th INST, by the Rev. Joseph Baker
Mr. PARGrEaoN CEAIC, 10 Miss ls,BELLA 4
Com. both uf clarke county.
ga TIE 18th INST 10y tic Rev VIM. y
scott MIR. JCsEFH iiAESEss to Mrs ANN ~
stEErH, cau sk;cr OF Jo5 Neltou, Esq al 81
dandy county.
Ga Tue ,IaS the llth inst, by the Rev Wa
MAtiheS>. Mr.. CHARLEs VI. HLsiIIINF. prin-
Ter, formerly Of tia, town, to Mss MAECAEEI
WELp&., Of Washington City.
TAp morning. IN shrpherd,tovn. bv the
Rev hr. i4skiH, Nr. HtA>rTT GuBGkr 1.
NI,' JAWS ". .gs. both of sm,iLGe.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
From ihs rtaa,siraAia Ia7uir,r.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z, l~'}I.
Mr.. EDirpR: Having been a, Wash
ington 10 transact little business with
Uncle Sam, and a. il was Of an inte-
resting kind, stepped In this city long
enough 10 give yo1 the particulars,
hoping YOU will hold them up before
an insulted community.
NV business was principally With the
Patent Office. and having Rochester
Bank paper. exchanged /; for United
States Bank paper, whhe on my way,
IN New York city. az ! was informed
there tha, It would be received at the
Patent Office. But when arrived at
Washington, ] found that Unele Sam
had a Controversy with the bank still
He said he would not takeit. there
fore went IN search Of 4 broker, and
bought Treasury order for one hun
dred dollars. ninety OF which l wished
TO pay 10 Uncle Sans agent, Mr. Hand,
the chief clerk iE the Patent Office,
and accordingly presented II, but Mr..
Hand, in a very genicel manner sand
he could not take the could not pay
tic OdCk the ten OOli1Ts.
And here raH aglins, another snas
But, said Mr.. Hand, would Ike to
have YOU 90 and present this to the
Treasurer, and see what the result will
be, for we have never had the like 10
happen before. Well, as | was as ig-
norant Of matters and things in. the
great city, as Jack Downing was of the
country, when be commenced his cX-
petition, | vas willing. or course, 70
run about little. and see IT could not
learn something. But yet ] could not
get along very well for could not help
thinking all the tyne that Uncle Sam
had the advantage Of me. forever,
after moments reflection, recoIleot-
that ] was only one of the common
People. and this was all reconciled, and
then | went on very well, aud the
mile. or nearly 50, thl. had 70 walk,
seemed quite short.
Well. went in, aud in NV hurry 70
despatch buSincss~neyer thought - put
my hat under nv arm. or kiss The floor.
but told Uncle sam agent,hat owed
him ninety dollars, AID had his note
for one hundred. and wished him "a
take has note, and give me ten dollars
And strange andndicul.us As 1t Will sp.
pear, he refused TO .ate the note. aad
pay ne back ten dollars. And when
inquired what in the name Of the
People had TO Go, BE- very colIly fc.
marked. "Oh, you can - 10 the broker.
and buy the specie" And did So
yes. did so, and then went the third
time, and inalIy succeeded IN deposit.
ing ninety dollars.
All these things are facts as they
actually took place three days ago =
And | now go home 90 Western New
York, 10 sdpetre our exchange system,
and to tell my friends - submit. for
they are nothing but common People.
Yours, respectfully,
J. II. ROSS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

UNITED STATS SENATE The
terms II service Of the following Scna.
'ors will expire on the iih Of March
l~g.
Ruel Williams. Y y Maine.
Benz Swift. " Vermont.
Daniel Webster W. Massachusetts,.
Asher Robbins, W Rhode Island.
John y Niles v y Connecticut.
r. " Bayarl. W. Delaware.
Saml. Soulhard, W New Jersey
~ r T1iimadgc '. u. Nex York.
samuel VI Kcan. " Pcna-,i,ann.
WIN c. Rises Y y Virginia.
John Black W. MissIsippi
FeiH g aIy. v % Tr1nes-ec
whose s.,cesefis already elcclcdIu .hr
person Of = n Foster W
Joseph Kent. vs.. Maryland.
Thomas Mons y. y Ohio.
John Upton v y indiana.
Thons' n Benton. y g. Missouri
Wm. 3 Fuiion y. - Arkansas
Locus Lyon Y 3 Michigan
Total j. siVof sh1m are Van B8rcn
ura from Whg States includiag
Connecticut These being replaced
with Wing The Scnsie would stand
Wh'gs % y. g. men %
Ban Clyoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
sporting fntrlliorutt.


Ir1r4 NE .Ntv York C7urir, Nor /
HuEOKEN RACES.
The purse q 500 ihrcc mile heats. "a,
usu by tlsGspslEl, az f4.loSs
w. fa1m ttss. .r Champaign, by
Medley : Us 0ij. All
v L. steven. b Tom Moore. by
Eclipse. g So. old, 432
J. ". sefIcHs "a Red Rat. by Sir
tlarss. year, oid 2ds
.. siOokt11s ~ Bergen. ~ Mod
leg. iye4rs old, as
Tune 90 6. 81 Glic c.
Red Rat wss di.t8DcrI by be- rider pulling
w. too .5an HIT &C. thI. be- sogii have teen
90, Bot b. coaid cot have ~sn Csc race
TIE mi's heats we're voa o.. f.f1rs
Ste oon. be - Paul 'hI.fd
years aId, J
Mf oDanasu. IA wicked Dos 9
wear. o.
KerIau, ar e Henry 4 Wee. BY
Dlstail, wear. oiJ, l.s
Tlmc. So
BEACON cot KSE--fssr nav
TIE four mue heats ys.icrsay over $50.
c1ufss. attracted rs wc anticipated. large
cr3s8 t8ty Ciddea arI Pist34 tai e.-
dsruy GOT recovered from tte effect. 81 us
severe coolest in vhieh shes bed teeu s3 re-
Gently engaged over the Jtian Colus cot
lohus.hs Aastta ts1 Ls Advantage over
hem n co., respect
The rfee horses started wrI to-stfsr-
ttalaHta 80 tf8sEht infsb3uE 90 make tls
rl1ri'- " b isdy Chficn blt Prtal fuirg
'h- usssn "a competent CD the tssk hsd'1 taae
see vors in had LADS CiHsn. h1ecvrr
pf1rri yirfar,a..s coating Dol -hH.li 1ae isUr.t
,hcBf n FietJs as stnoia- tle heat Au.
baio ss are sorry % sdi oEiak % syne m-
tsuufiians sh- rHperrnesd ffsm ihs trary
thwns a ihs distance 2sls vas ihrown uli
sod declared aistsneet. Tlae q thus beat
-m %
The sscori heat betEsea tsdy Chfiss ss5
Firl1u VS. vel contested. bat the former
sEafs pfosed TOO alueh Coz her yoliifsi 40
'arrant Tine En- a.
TIE matsh mhe hssts hetseEa Cspiain
siocktonN Margaret aa5 ,. e sisrsas' Eifio-
pia Eas sop y NJ latter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
CaUTEcDg.

SO '.cni' lss 10. rs4ps,isj not tn
w D's hF"rx. g., l.rl % gls BID 4
ha'c rented % td.,Jn y ii.-ter. al hive
'1-iaiued r'n.sler.aie pI.-S ~ ine 6sid- be-
20 'sfI cAPoc.i & Tic peg 81 al ls- .fye <
70 W "cishbpfbood, tc.Ie, lstiIsx nv ogn
"4i. have also heen 81 crr.idsr.hle *
.'e1sc ic procuring 'ess Nlc.i 4aI I've.
j. a.! - d..reEsr,i' ii,l, notice. I shaH be
compelled o. ert.rre thr i-r, sgaIs.t 81 such.
aaaessr .E.ya,l.l BE- no. he
JJ,Tfn \. ABEi.L.
NH l-g-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
4 Fashionable Millinery & l.nn-
tua-MtISing.
.Hfu EEEZ.fnE rEFE D=r.,-E

LsT arrived from wiuches;er, D, now
a. prepared 20 carry en- the Ysrigu,
orAuche, of u,r business. ~ the rooms im-
n,di1iely over The store house occupied b,
Mr.. X. Dorsp, where ,he vii hc pleased 10
execute all orders 10 her lane win prompjae..
aud de'Paich Size hopes, bs s.r.ct Eiieu-
ton 10 business, aUd desire 10 please, 70
'neFh share OF public patronage, and re-
sPsci!ui, '0iieii, tie ssme
sSe vii De regularly supplied with ue
Latest Fashions, 10.
HarPess-Ferr. Nov. % 1873;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
EabIcfo,rn ChWrcA.

FENut 4risrslsr.i 81, s.ih.f.srI t5 collect
Z snt rs. e'ii Toe siI sisi1s fas ths Kaa.f-
t4Rn taaIrt t1urttrr. o. - lmPsftsIt
tHaf sH 8eets dse ss4 ttgfrn. b. collected
$3.50 tsr ies.i r1s.bie tfisy 2 have rt-
sf.ftd u-trst o. collect Nsm foflL-
ath, Hf4 snail accordingly rs4 afh.
Uui delay oa rHse ..ffsts8. uff rstf.
prrtsf.aa ihtt tHty aI bel gfsrsss5 il Co.
rs.re fcrePis f.f Ds. " sssrrsi ob' EslIrcs
JU,LFI STARRY
Nar M I..-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
HOUSE Huildcrs, AooL Out!

FkNtiE u1icr-,gae3 viIi receive pro7o. 4,
4 uati ,r, l-,h Decsmrer UrKt. or ne
bulldog OF f.o 9-.sk Houses each ~ IS
40 ic,t, thf'' stores hiGh. wigG .olisrs 10
-'l-e Ai-o. two >to1s Houses. cart. - ~
9" .-ct, ~ f'l cellars. o-s Of thea . Sc oas.
.HI taV ofes tto stories hish-aH 30 .e
covered with >l.,s "a Dc commenced la
tnc .r,t Of April ur1t, anI Lri,tel b, l4e
1t oi December following Arlan f7r tzch
hl. li"g p1E DC seen az Tie Store ol " E.
: An-cpon Iha proposition f5s SSel
5gh..r 81 be msic separ lt,!v, sot mz, be
made lor TIC Mason work sul tse Jo.uyJ,'
SogEicFaEsie 3 CT sose.aer, fCr each U-..I-
in,
CasA VI. be- rIr,r.i -I q; a-y time fur a. -
A .g-h-.e of Materials. q Ics'r,I ~! = %
's,ufUy VIII te required iar the fartr-i
Ge-t1rua1-r lad E.t,hiu, tie Buui.rg yi,a-
so ,Ae lane sgscI..d
~ & : r. tSDFGS9S.
George u SV-tHLNS1N
Uarper,-Fc-ry ~. D., !-lr.-1t.
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Notftr.

Gy-The >scra Dcnt If The Lord, SUPPER.
by leave 81 Providence. viii bc administered
"a Tie Pre,o,ierian Church Il suulhhetI, o.
sunday the 26;h instant Divine service ~ ili
commence OF II O'Clock. A. VI \ prepare
tor, sermon viii be delivered On satu4d4,
morning tie 2Slh, a, / / o'clock. 4 W
Nov %. lsJ7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The Norfolk Herald says that the
crew Of the Peacock were recently paid
OF IN Bank notes. and per,inenily ask.
whether u would not have been as well
Co have paid them in Gold and Silver.
as members Of Congress. POOR Jack
entertained some such notion. and wa,
not sParing Of curses al being paid has
bard earned wages, "a notrs which
would not pass at par IA Phiit4~iphil
or New fOfk.-Ffezercks5urg Tram.
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CUR WkNTSi

EHYt zaut several iainSs 80; no. -
w We want ey-ln ys,E.-rt q dar.-rr
VarI'u, commodities q ca..Dtry produce 2
or ;1-'e, such >, :oNi, h1tj-.. exc. h.rk.
wheat meal. &c Sc We waUt for our .rs-
Hery wheat. COO. R's O-t, & --1ag:.es.
la~.y C1sn. AnI n these thing, saarat p.
bal without re nu,i nave m5nt, % r-a-
cure then. VII our friends, clio k.es
i6en,sisc, Indebted, take the sui. .Nn
reT0U IREE PRES, OFFICE.
Nov >, 1897
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's'UG 90 sscr.D.r h4, ertesct rnio pceuuia-
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arronH'' oi a.i'nge' ga i.rs usu J,ruary
!t, i-54, sh7-.d settle .he same Is t,ho,t tie-
.sl Nm. YATES.
Ctarle,;5sa. Nov 2. I-15.
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4 s4f. 81 Nr.s, 10 t,r.a. T.. -
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We learn from the Peoria Illinois
Regis,er that mills are so scarce in that,
quarter that while wheat IS selling Tor
20 cenis a bushel flour commands >
"A barrel
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w toffiraa thI% iram ihs 3 ar.s n
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"a. wteh &c sol i1H frcash
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,efns tAfEs 4 TEhklLL.
hanIawn. Nas. I6. 1917.
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LoeAL ,IRmonANpUn.

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pssiy. rear ne Old rursaes. b. TsSass
Bosslsr. Adnr. TO-DAY. CThurs3sy.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

z BOY from Tie s-c a 10 20 IL OF steady
= n and Iaja.irI5ss hhatls.su3 vL1t. l-
lag 10 periorG. 'hs dgtie, ioelmnrrt upon
an apprentice, VIII be t1s-a - "a. Dflte @.
irsrr Zoe Fronting tusl~c,s Sryn A. ore
w"H.i trd god s..HAu57. Il Immediate
af7i cation De mate a, .as Ur-e.
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Barpcrs-Fcrry Hotel.

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F4aiie. taat she sthi e0niis- - be-. ,ness a.
;his tsiahinhn'sni. AID Nil b. ,haHkf4I TO-
call, itOm her irirud. sd re suhnc Ur-
temttci atlsn'too Niii se pad - thoss sis-
ine her theu patrouats
Nov N l-lT
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WANTED.

A J0t UNLYHA& TtsNGR ~ sober tnt
n iadgsifipus hsb.t and sho hof.HEt .
andsrstsnis tl- basi0sss, vtu msst siih q
good atas,ira " early aPF'fatioo Be us5s
% tie subscuhsF
FRANCIS " R4wIINs
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EGTFhcHIrGrC, Sc.
WI subscriber has received. per asrqlt
T.hrras. fpl lIF'rpsai,
100 PAc-zAors OF EAaTZ-
WARE

romrrblny general a.saffalsnt n Irslrlhir
6o o., u' saYsriar qHa.fs s4I ntat ,.i.
trfHs shIH De- u4I cell a. low. Of ..t i.r-
20 rau urt raG .s FIrclsseI r.--.ar
touHtrs Merchants wlflIH rr4st or tae
Cbs.ar- ssr aiJ u.,3 Canal s..i t.i to-
ttclr stt1nislr 90 g4r.Hsss nI O., slt,rf.
Ter a. tfey aUI bel sBrsi.Hy pItscl s1t
taraafI.I
The r-r-.hfr rvGr.fs errrfFc /. f,l
ia'. 90 pf 81 ahas CHINA consisting
9t cups s-i ~1ur q, Tea -tJ. a. at -
Pure .fH.. Eu8mfi|,I Int.e.rt arf g. 81
af . S1frts oi pattrfas cd trc ste.i s.b,t.
auI tIsIr
Co.,, av0rtnr0t ~ GLASSWARE. Hs
PLAIN 1.l co. isf.rI. s.a sIf rc s..4 oil.
low a- -lr arHsI srs etsIr
orders Ut n.p.I arr -... .st 81 rHrt.. Jar
G .ll.s $50 .r4fls s.IH F.r .sl.
ErEIEr % MILLER
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