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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21

Guhiration Of Grass.--Among the
improvements Of few years past, there
are none that promise more than those in
the cultivation of grass. The peculiarly
of this culture, frs, brough, 10 the notice
of the public by Mr.. phirey, il, tina, the
land is continued in grass year after year
without the Intervention of any other
crop, excep, occasionally Indian corn
Thus far il has succeeded well. 1t is
done BY turning the arrows Dat, rolling
them smooth, narrowing or cross.piow-
ing, or both wi,hout dismrb,ng the sod.
applying cOmpac: manures, and ms seed
upon the surface and narrowing it H..
This process is repeated as often as he
land demands a coating Of manure. The
land is kept in light and in favorable
condition for supporting The crops, by
the decaying Of vegetable matter that was
'upOn the surllce.
AR9ther modification in the cultivation
OF grass, which has been successfully
pracliced by Mr. D. Putnam, Of Danyers,
and others. j. by sowing the seed among
the corn at the ia.s, hoeiug-lakiug care
TO have the ground ''clr in level and
smooth condition. Repeated expert
menis show that the old practice of rais'
ing hill about the corn is not attended
with any benefit. Ii then, the smooth
culture Of the corn will aid IN bringing
the land into good condition for grass,
which is the primary object in view our
crops Of barley, oats, and rye being rails
ed merely as secondary objects of aten.
tenion---does it not behooye onr farmers
20 inquire whether their grass seed can
not be adyaatageously sown in the SUM-
mer or autumn without any intermediate
crop Of grain!
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Fever and Ague Cured for
FIF r Y &c N II S !!
DIR. SHERMAN'S

FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES,
WV HIGH are unrivalled in the cure
w Of this Distressing Disease, are
now offered 10 the Public at the low price
of Fifty Cents Box. The have been
used in THOUSANDS OF CASES,
within the last three years, in Illinois and
Iowa, and Rarely, II euer, Failed in Gu.
ring the Disease. Besides which, the
Disease WILL NOT RETURN, Y the direc-
tons are followed.
For sale by
&. l.. Thomson, OHauo.
Sept IL. lSd5. I2--v.
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n F. w ST o X F..

~ IL. BOUGH lON, at the New
- . Store in Reddick's Brick Block,
invites the attention of the public to his
stock Of fresh and desirable goods, COM
prising almost any article in the line of
merchandise.
French biack cloths and cagsimeres,
English do do do
IWcy caSSimoreS, great variety,
do iwecis foI summer Sacks and
coats. salincils, gambroons, linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes aud pIaids, moIeskins
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
hiking, carreIlug, Al and CT mating,
brown shecling, and bleached shirliug,
&c. a., May 30, 1876.
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Sags ~ Caps,

NJENS' (ur and elk hats, the latest
VI fashion $50 pearl hats, for sum
mer use; do siin and cotton glazed caps,
from to l2s. do cloth caps. of various
patterns; Boys cloth and >?clrei caps,
for sale by BGpGnroN.
Juve 3, 1876.
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FREMONT HOUSE,

Z GURLEf, * CO, late Of the American
~ .VemPrrance House. Chicago. have lokei
he IreMDDi House, corner Of lake and
'tre,ts, Where they will be happy to serve tht
friends and al othcrs " no willlscor ihem " lh
ctii in ihr hest siyle Nav I. 1916. Cd,
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hand, r-HP,lI assortment Ct Saddles, Bridts
Hiyafs,. c ti1rs. WHIP, Trunks, IuEsss, and
al. l.herir,illrs in his line. which be will war.
rant and sell at Chicago rrjccs.
Ai,c, all kinds If repairing done to order, at
the shnr,es, notice and IN the most liberal terms.
B.-Bugev and Cariacetrimming done in
superior s,y lie and a, reduced prices.
Shop on ne souih-eastcnrnerofC Columbus and
Canalstrcets Game and see
Ottawa. July 1, 1913. j. Il. STONE.
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nERFUN ERY-Exlracls, hair oils.
u culo cream, shaving and washing
soap. ombrosial cream, and emollien,
compounds for shaving; hair and tooth
brushes, &c. for sale at BoucnToNs.
June 8, 1916.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

GEORGE SMITH
DESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the ci.
IA tizens of Ottawa and vicinity Tort the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, ard hopes
to merit continuance ofthe same, His IGiior.
ing establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over j. and G.. Armour store.
He is prepared to do work on the ros, rcasona.
bic terms aud warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fl, if properly made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
lates, aud most approved style.
~ D. Lumber, ana most kinds Of country
produce wiHbeieksn in p0ymniJor teWk.
Ottawa, MAY g. 1916.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
MAN Or BEAST,
(FARRELLs' ARABIAN uNniENT.

Gr,ppr,,s' ,p,p,,~ ,,>
\,,,,,,-, ,,...''I
k'N""H"h' NhN"'NN iiNIMLNI il a
l. eompos'l'n oil oA'ams from plants peculiar
t ,, composing tins remedy, That the Arabian
"H ''''"s' ;" celebrated III tue hthling ant, pr
' Va cures 'oat are con'd,t'L almost miraculous
" "'S' VINO nave not studied 80 deeply Into the
~ "''"'e mas gwen US
nv N''"'"h Imminent acts with iorce aud Gu
esy' penetrating the h,sh TO the bone, relaxing
,0"'''''u .nius AMI Sinews restoring seton TO
"''S "n'h nave long I'si their use Scarcely
In' l''' n9s ELAPSED since TINS article was intro
Hu''u' "l" more IMAM one Mo"saHa B,iiitS have
"''" s'"' thousands are ready To- attest to its
''tu,a"'h "H't' mas been used Ia most cases
WV" ,' '4u"' Az 'N" 'n"' remedy such ~
-. "'"','S"'' s"'''esS ana sNe'ihg oi the breast,
''' '''" "e'N"ess'h ,he PACK anu JOINTS, rams,
,n"'PS' "ur''htss' h'1'h limbs, btlcs OF
rs '' VI" so''S' ''''' sores g"llre OF S"olicd
l'''gS'S' "'uhus' ouihs, all s"ellings.
s'.' '",u"' '","', ""'''' sore eyes, nm rounds.
~ w U"'H "'', VI 'Ho most astonishing
."'t' "" I"''''iS ~ "'' 'A''.'eh' remedy and
W "'H''u mourning y" '"N"g lnal 'hete nt,er has
''," w. 'Fo'' as " tu''u'o "t noises We as
SCI P'S'",'N' no' II VIII cure any case ct swee-
'N,''N WV mr.
'u'' n"u F"'1 eNi' "h'n used Ior those diseases;
AIS" Tue VIZ h'au, spa>ih' srln' gals strains or
'p'aihS' bruises scratches WOUNDS, Wind gals,
sore eyes all sWeIlIngs, &C. %c.
IL Is VIM pleasure 'hal ce'lliy 10 he good a.
t',s I" a'i'"s ihh.m'ht on my morse "hhh
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B9lClSSsisii..!ug,

~-.> TBtRE subscriber,akcs this meth
- a cd cf returning thanks Tor
- !, the public patronage heretofore eS-
x tended to him. and wishes to in
r. I'm form his friends and public gene
N'-s.--t = rally, that he has turned his whole
attention IN the manufacturing Ut Wagons and
hug.irs. I'm al H. 5ranc5e,; he has secured HIM
.el the best g.. ,yrgkricn, both in wood and iron,
and his stock ct lumber AMI iron cannot be sur
pusS.d hy any IN tbs vicinity.
Wagons made TO order and warranted cheap
r. than any other establishment west Of Chicago
lease cal, and examine before purchasing. 3
.lr Der wagons ready finished, On hand; arc
an finish any kisI To- order in few day, notice
ash Iaii Tor s-,-rnsj Gmbrr.
pta,y,. lu'y IU 1916 H.. BARNARD.
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fH'HE Coop Remedy for

fINllE Coop Remedy for
the Ague and Fever-Uarranted 10
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will ellectually remove the cause of that
loathsome disease, the ague and fever,
nervous and bilious fevers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered to
exist for a considerable length of time.
frequently end in consumption. Tho
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. IS. G.. l.. Thompson.
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DAYTON FL0UlNG MILL.

TSYIlE subscribers at the LOWER
- MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, and tina, all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-
BILE manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
debled to them are requested 10 pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately they will
be under the painful necessity of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts TO secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3, 1916. al.
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Dr. :. w. Thmycr's Pills.

FEIIIE subscribers have been appoin-
a ted agents for Illinois, for the sale
of these well known pills, and will keep
them constantly on hand at Wholesale and
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental to this
and as a fine herbal family medi-
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as safe and efficient medicine.
We shah not 90 to the trouble and ex.
pense Of printing certificates, made out
generally by persons we know nothing
about; bu, will refer persons, if neces-
sary, TO hundreds of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER e. HICKLlNG.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5-ly
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sane, Tranis, 81 ulrness

fwTliE ,uhscribCr would
Z take this method OF
returning thanks foi
thc liberal patronag hereto
fore extended TO him snt
inform his friends and the
public generally that he
cavf.nGcs manufacturing
aul,s constantly keeping on
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n Z W A \ D c II Il A P.

N Z W A n D c II ZAP.
g5'IlE subscriber invites the attention
~ of lae public to his new supply of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Now receiving and opening at his store
in the Corner room Of Reddick's
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pur.
chase of such goods as are wanted by the COM
muni,y, aud the stock will he found TO compare
with any in the country; comprising almost eve
~ article usually kept in county dry goods
stoics, viz: A large assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Gnghams and gingham lawns, balzorines,
black figured, and plain black lawns !;
Prints, large lot, from g. to 81 cents
per yard; black, blue, and fancy colored
Dress SiIks and Trimmings mohair
and silk mil,s, half.Gngered and fingered
gloves; ladies' fine kid gloves, dark and
light colored ladies' and children's Lisle
thread and cotton gloves and milts; aIpac.
cas- black aud plaid; SIR Ma,OiS and
Delain Shawls-siIk fringe, &c.
B0nncts.
Florence braid, Napoi,an, Rutland straw
and straw. for ladies' and misses.
Bonnet Ribbons, bonnet gmps and
bralds; Bonnet LapnS.
Brown and bleached domes,ics, checks,
'ickings, diapers, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Palm leaf, Leghorn, and Duustable staw
hats.
Acknowledgement, a very large
assortment.
Groceries.
Some Of the very hes, Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other ar,i'
cles in this line.
Duponts Gun and Blasting Powder
We would invite all to call and inspect Ii,
soods for themselves J. q. NATrlNGER.
May I. 1916.
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'"V dVIVTNIWg '0"0Iy W''' '''o 0NUNN VT
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, H0rdworc, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal TO any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied tina, his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him a call before purchasing else.
where, and see and Judge FOR themselves.
La ScIic. March IL, 1916.
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OF None can he genuine unless signed in uni
'ipg by W. b. d II. G.. FAnRELL, Sole and
Original Projectors. 81 Manufactured only by
II. G.. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria His,
and for sale in Ottawa by &. l.. TuomrsoS.
Ottawa Iune H. 1868 ~
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Tailoring Establishment.
The Oregon Question

rs undoubtedly settled, aud therefore can al.
ford W sell my customers 10 pounds Of sugar
for 81 90, and gal. ,nolnsses for 3 hts, aud 9th
or goods rroporlionahly low n, the new store.
July 3, 1916 BoucuroS.
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The same course is pursued in regard
30 the Grapes, with premium Of bur-
rel Of UTne for the best Seeding. Among
other choice fruits he has the large Span
ish Chestnut that win come into bearing
next year. Experiments also, will be
made mex, spring to domeslicale the Eng
lish Walnut, which will 40 doubt sue
coed in this climate.
Mr.. Ipngworih is confident we shall
soon be able to rival the famous Peach
Orchards of New Jersey, now lha, we
have SO many fine varieties coming into
bearing. Oar climrlc is quite as iavora-
Bile, and il is well known. the some vari-
ETY. Of the Peach, like The Apple and most
other kinds Of fruit, grows larger and
iairer here, than at tho E9sl. In n few
years the " Garden Of Eden" will pre-
sent a scene Of great beauty, covered a
ii then will be, with Vineyards, Orchards
OF various kinds Of fruit, extensive Straw
berry patches, and Vegetable Gardens,
dotted with white cottages, which will
certainly be crowded into tina, quarter by
she march Of mprovement-Cia. Gae
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This ccrtifcs that have used Fauells' Lin.
imynt on my horse, which was badly CALLED and
in four days it produced perfect cure. | can
with confidence recommend it tn the public rs
safe and quick remedy for gals. o. ". MuNGru,
Of Little Rock Kendall county, minister of the
Rock River conference.
Peoria August %, ls4j
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CicGD P0iRL-An Ontario farmer
gives sSe following recipe for a cheap
paint. lie says nv rs tried il on brick,
and prefers it to oil paint, So,! says it will
last longer on rough siding Of WOOD ,lan
oil paint will on plain siding Of boards.
Take one busheI Of unsIackel lime.
and slack it with cold water, when slack
ed. add fifty pounds of Spanish whiting,
seventeen pounds Of salt, and thirteen
pounds sugar. Strain tho mixture thro'
wire seivc, and ii will be fit for use, ar.
ter reducing with cold water. In order
TO give it a good color, three coats are
necessary on brick, and two on wood
II may be put on with brush similar to
whitewash. Each coat must have suni-
cient time to dry before the next is ap.
Piled.
For painting inside walls, take as be-
fore, one bushcl Of unsackcd lime, three
pounds sugar. five pounds salt, and pre-.
pare as above,-GeneSSee Farmer.
Winter Wheat We have several va
rieiles Of winter Wheat among us, and it
is for the interest Of farmers TO make in.
quiries and obtain the best. There is a
new sort Of winter wheat, spoken of very
highly, raised 10 or near Richmond, Vlr-
gina. II is reported the crop is early
and may be Gu, the last Of May. |, is
also said that the fly does not njure it,
and i, is no, liable to rust. A bushel
will weigh 6i pounds. Another advan.
,age, as !. ripens SO early, is, that if any
garlic, cookie, or chess should be growing
with il, the wheat is Gu, before they ma
,urc aud seed. We should like TO be in
formed more about this species Of wheat
ant some Of your readers may be able tc
give information. We seek TO find the
hes! seeds OF all kinds, whether 10 SOW
or plan,.-CJr Prairie Farmer.
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In going TO TIE Muhcdi.t conference in Poo
ria from NY residence in Caldwell Pairie, ".
r.. my horse got his foot strained 50 severely
thd, | could not have travelled further without
great Inconvenience. used Fnrclls' Liimens
and it cured him perfectly in a lew days. also
found it excellent in chnies and gals. | can
suely recommend it to toe public as an excellent
medicine. Rev. JOINS CHUMMEH.
Caldwell prairie, November !, 1915.
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AGRICULTURAL.


The Gar,iea of l. ieh,-Bui compare
lively few Of our citizens are aware q
the extensive arrangements making b,
our opulent hoInculuralist, n, Long
worth. TO supply The Cincinnati markr
with the finest Kind Of Fruit. OF the
hills and dales Just north of the Obs2rva
tory, combining every kind of exposition
and some variety of soil, though most o
j. is a strong, deep calcareous loan, ahnn
100 acres are laid ont, and are now under
culture for Grapes. Strawberries, Rap
berries. Peaches, &c. Fifty acres ar
devoted exclusively Ia Grapes and Sirlw.
herres-lhc remainder to Peaches and
other fruits, OF peaches, he has 0@GH
tree that viii come into bearing in 1917
8; besides a corps de reserre (niIitlr
terms excused in lhese patriotic times,
Of 29,001 younger trees, that are nav
being bulled and viii be used To replace
decaying trees, aud to extend tie bust
ness with the increase Of the cry.
Tho Improvements on die land or
carried iorwsri by some half dozen fn-
lies, who live on the sHot and are slim,
ulaled By an interest il the products. and
literal premiums lram the proprietor, Go
do everything in the best style, Several
experimental beds at large English Siam
mate Strawberries have beer spwu, and
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Farming Utensils.

Farming utensils.
NRAIN aud grass scylhes, Blood's
" best; German steel forks, 2 and 3
tines; steel hoes large and small size ;
scy'he snalhs. Lampson's best; manure
forks, long handled-for sale by
June 3. 1916. BouGHToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
MARRIAGES..

Married, al Min Brook, Buckingham, on the evening
Of Thursday the .Gth Of Nov. hy the Rev. VIM &. Me-
redith, Hon. EDMUND w. HUBBARD. TO Niss SARAH
A. EPPEs, daughter II Mrs. Martha Eppes aud The
late John w. Eppes, f"arr Senator in CongitSs fom
Virginia.
Married. on The eth instant by the Rev. Mr.. Roch.
DAVID w. iSBELL. To ELIZABETH >, daughter %
Mrs Frances ". Hope-all al Louisa county, Va.
City papers please copy.
Married. in Petersburg on the OH Gecsrnh-r by Rev
Philip Slancii,,r SIR. CHARLES 4. SHEPHERD. OF
daughter Of Col. J. &. Swan, uf Petersburg, Va.
Married on III. sth bic, by the Rev. 7. 7. Swift
Sir. SORRf URINE WALTON, 10 Mrs SARAH A.,
Married on the Cd u!timo, by the Rev JIG Williams,
Mr THOMAS T. sEhn, &c Harbour county, 10 Miss
REBEccA A., dnrsher # Maj. 4. Roger, 81 Lewis.
Waterman and observe and Republican will copy.
Married in Richmond on Thursday, the l0;h reoem
her by ti- Rev. Ocnu Bulkiey, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
FiTZuIGH. In II rritT chsbmrg, To Miss BETTY
A. HARRISON, % Cumberland county, Va
Married. on he iih Instant hy the Rev. Mr.. wilson,
n. W. FRANKLIN. "f rapPahaEnocS, 10 Mis- EMMA
SHERWOOD, oil Baltimore comfy
Married, on the ID instant, by Tie Rev. w. w. BEN
melt, Mr. ALBERT r. ELAH, 10 MARY T., daughter
Of Sir James f. Poe-ee-ai OF Pow ha,an county, Va.
Married nm Thursday, Pee 80, In he county of Pow
ha'an. by the Rev. Henry W. Watkins, Mr. SAPOLE.
| ON PERKfNSON. of FannviiIe, 10 Bliss LtcY JANE
DAVIS, daughter OF Mr. George b. Davis Of Pow haah
/ Married IN the 25th or Nn,ernh.r, nj Pmmhe!d, by
! the Rev. VIM. Hitter, Dir. BcSJAMiH " FRANCIS.
! co, to Miss ANNA. only daughter "i DR.. Wm. Coed
win-all of the csuafv of L"rsa.
1 E- Wing requested 10 copy.
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s,o.,,,s Of the Enquirer.

~. snourer ts published DAILY flor tho efyl
aJi...e' weEkl.Y (for the couniry.) For the Daily
sr dollars per annu n, and at mo rate oil eignt
rio<i I'm for shorter period than one year. For
t,..s ive dollars per annum, and Three
nc ~, months, payable IN advance, TO Dc pad N
par ~ remned by mai post paid; or Six Dollars
M5H,a, =, The end oftne year.
ri annu. 10 this orico may DO remitted per mall,
n ~ .yailable Bank notes, at the risk of the Edi-
Of all letters being paid BY tAe Dr'ters..
.t.M .; single letter Is scarcely OF any aceoun!
.fa' %, 1, is The accumulation of postage, IN 40
: ne wn n,.,urrs, which operates as serious 'aA
ap.u us aTrpss OF ADVERTISING.
r,r DAILY ENQulRER-For one square Q,
IN Ths TIE. NJ less, first insertion, hfty cents and
rueen insertion twenty-five cents-ii insert
err 'u .. x. twice a week, or three times week.
q ma '.ren and half cents. r. s;,,s.r
,ai'y sur sEM.-WEEKLY-One square OF sia.een
~. trs insertion, IS cents; for each e"h''nu'
,a.s, - distance must be accompanied with inc
AZ satisfactory references, to insure e1eeu'
tca ~ q .,ar;.s and Marriages from the e'untry,
rJ ~ ~, n9rty', handwriting Is unknown ~ ,i's
snrle .i J.. rier.icated by the endorsation oil tns
onee, N me II. ahbc.nood or they VIII IN no ease
si.hrd Every measure, that mas neeh 'anen ~
ms .;,ions and Quizzes, has proved hete'ol"'o
49, ~. must, therefore, insist, IN such ease,
Communication being crrllhed ny the name u
.,.,mssier. rri,tex on the back OF inc 'et'er-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

CAPTURE OF MILITARY STORES AT
PANUCO-The Union publishes C"m. Con-
ner's ,cro; Ct tn expedition Of he steamer Spit
fire upner Commander Taral, 10 panuco, q
small lo@n above Tdmpico. Commander Tai
Eali il his report, says:
"The property DESTROYED consisted Of nine l.
feet cigh,eens, with their carriages good guns,
which we're spiked, and their 'runlous knocked
of. large quantity OF cishe, n-ronrd shol
were thrown iEto the river, ard quantity Of
camp equirage burnt. We brought of 2l-ponn-
der gun, formerly belonging TO one "f The cap,ur-
ed gun.boals, with its bed and slide, large qnan.
lity of copper grape and canister, and forty large
bales OF excellent imported tent pins, which
thought might be useful 10 The army.
"The enemy showed no disposition 10 resist rs
although we were expected and although The RI
yer banks afforded many points from which ou'
decks might have been swept ~ artillery ant
muskeiry, when we could not have braugh, gnr
10 hear"
Com. Confer reports Tampico 10 be perfectly
SAFE against any ATTACKS that may DC mace by ths
enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
VOLUME XLiI!.-NUMBER 6s.

MORE I'M EXPERIENCE following
we hni in Whining ton IN. c. paper, wnicn
deserves particular attention:
.N"t,ce 10 Brush Sutj ets.-The undersigned
has received ms ruciions publish for hr inior-
nation Il al Biisi subjects, that her Majosiy's
Government have come u The GeterminaioD of
prohibiting all British iuuclunaiiss, residing in
sIaveho!ding countries, from administering 10 tie
estates If deceased persons, in c;sss in which
slaves form part Of tie properly oil the deceased.
CHALES DUNkINWAKE,
H. B. Nj. COUNSEL Tor 5. and a. Carolina.
December 10, 1916.