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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-04-03

"A 5 Ranger Of Madison county, Will
@ offer for sale, in the town Of fam
ton, on assaAta fs*sa
Monday the lehtday Of April, 1s47,
The following described S,rays, to wit:
Taken up by r.. M Gaddis, an Iron
Gray Horse, shod on the tore feet, hind
feet white, 5 years old l3i hands high 4
Appraised to $45, 90.
Taken up by Vim. Tucker, bright
Sorrel Horse, right hind foot white, con-
siderable saddle marks. rs hands high,
white spot in forehead, rs or 20 years
|old, and blind in right eye.y N
+ "A Appraised TO $1,000. !,
Takenup byeA.C Gillespie, a small
roam Mare, about IA hands high, defec-
tive in one eye. 8or 9 years old.
Appraised to- $l7.5O.
Taken up BY Richard Runners, a Bay
Mare. with,a white spot on her face,
Appraised to $1,000. "
Taken up BY J. N McCauley,a black
and white spotted. steer, two under bits
in the right, smooth. crop and uDderbit
in the lsiftear, about 3yearsold. "a
Appraised to $3.50. Y
Taken up by A. W, Smith, q. deep
brown Stee n crop, split, and unde il BIZ
in the right, and upper half square in
the left ear. Appraised to $500.
Taken Up bye G. Neil, white Steer
with black ears, about 5 years old, mo
mark nor brand,
Appraised 10 $500.
Taken Up by s. ID. Divine, dark
brown Steer, about Years cid, no mark
nor brand. Appraised to 5000,
Takenup by p X Galtney, two Sows,
marked crop off the right cars.
Appraised at ST. 30, I
TwoaBarrows, marked crop off each
ear. Appraised to 800, -,
Takenup BY N ,B. Whitehead, q black
Gov, crop and snick ia the left, swallow
fork and nick in the right, 6 years old
@ Appraised 10 $3.50
One black Cow, crop and 2 Sits in the
lett, and over ope in the right ear, it
years old Appraised 10 $500
One dun Ok, swallow fork in the RICH
l. M M s. fs.F. -
ear, six years old.
I Appraised to $500
Taken up by Z. L. Taylor, one brown
Cow, crop and split in the right, swal
low fork and under hack in the left ear
no brands, 8 years old ,sa.eaa,
f '. Appraised to 500.
,One pale red Cow, crop in the left and
swallow fork in the right ear, s years
old, with Calf marked smooth crop of
the right ear, no brands, n
zee Nv v Appraised 10 $500.
Persons having the above described
Horses will bring them forward on the
day Of sale, and Il ose who were defau1
ters in bringing forward the stray Hor-
SEES in their possession at the last sale
10 January, are notified that if they do
not bring them forward on the present
occasion, or satisfactorily account for the
same, they will be proceeded against as
the law directs.
HENRY WHITE, e
Ranger, Madison County
March 90, l847. 27-sC
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EsLACKsMITHANG AND
WAGON &AE:NG.

w saSS ON ~ - Es . ~ ~
ENHE Subscriber respectfully announ-
H. ces to the citizens of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L.'French, whcro
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
Shooting on the most approved princi-
pies. He has on hand few Of The ce =.
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which he will sell
extremely low for cash.
w. o. HARGAN.
June ~. 1916. 42-ly
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AID 81 sIrtus u al orde,

. ~ 49, sSf
FINDER and BY virtue Of an order
- oftheF Pfobale scourt of Madison
county, Mississippi, lnade at is Mayeh
term, l847, the undersigned as Admlps
istrator de- .bonis non Of D. r. Cooke,
decd, will sell for cash, TO the highest
bidder, At the Courthouse door, il Can q
ton, said county,
On the Third Monday Of April nert,
"A certain Judgment, rendered in the
Circuit Court Of said county, on the 18th
day Of May, l843, in favor Of Vim. n
Cooke, former Admnlst rator Of said D..
P. Cooke, decd, for the sum Of $l2, 02,-.
95. r''sAl $780, 33 I'D al fais
i @ r. SINGLETON, Admir-
\ DeIbonis non Of D. r. Cooke. deed
March go, lS47. 27-31
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! THOMAS COOK,
aMctiOsae
lstate street, jackson, Mississippi,

State street, jackson, Mississippi,
IA TTENDs 10 buying and selling
Co. Real Estate, Negroes, Horses,
Dry Goods, DC. Cash advances made
on property left in his charge. Com
,missioner's and Administrators Sales
attended. to in the country.
March 6, 1877. 24-32
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rE,HE andersigned, appOinted Com.

rsNHE undersigned, appointed Com.
II missioners by the Circuit Court OF
Madison county, 10 audit claims against
the Citzens' Back of Madison County,
Mississippi, Judgment of forfeiture hav'
ing been rendered against the same al
The last term Of said urt- hereby no
nfy all persons having claims against
said Corporation, to present the same to
the mmissioners withintwelve months
from the date Of disqualification, or they
will be forever barred.
o. VAN VACTER,
Nt y. r. SINGLETON,
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February IS, 1917. 2R-5U
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ApMIN,srRAroR,s NOTICE.

r FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATORS having
IL been granted to the undersigned
at the February Term. l847, Of the
Probate Court O. Madison county onthe
estate of Solomon Myriek, deceased, all
ne rsons indebted to said estate are mott,
fed to come forward and make immedi'
ATE payment, and all parsons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
N. B WHITEHEAD, Adm'r
February. IS, lS47. 92-s7
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FINAL sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that l will
IN at The April, term, 1917, Of the
Probate Court OF Madison county, Mis-
sissippi,, present my account for final
settlement and allowances on the estate
OF B. Wick, deceased, when and where
those interested can attend.
A. BURDEN, Ers.
March 20, ie47. a7-as
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Washington County,


BY the Probate Court of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of Chris
topher L. Bennett, decd Greeting:
VOU arc hereby cited 10 appear be-
fore the Probate Courtof said coun-
ty at regular term thereof to be hol-.
den at he Court house If said county, on
the Fourth. Monday Of April next then.
and there to. answer the petition Of Al
bert g. Bennett, Executor Of said de-
C ased, and show causei if any you have,
why said Court should not then, order
and decree the lands, tenements and
Entertainments Of said deceased to be
sold, viz:
The northwest quarter. of section
thrty-two, in township nineteen, range
two, east, in the county Of Madison, in
said State, the property Of said deceased.
Witness, the Honorable A
K SmEDEs, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Fourth
SIS Monday Of January in the
LIS. year OF our Lord one thou
SIS sand eight hundred and for
ty seven, and seal Of SAID
court.
Issued, the Goth day o
January, l847.
w. L. ROBARDS, Cl'k. =
February IS, l847, 2a-2
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= J. i. OHWENOIN, CtK
March Is, 1847 1851
OJ-Tht Sathron. Ja kson, will pub
fish Ct. and forward accoun, to this
office.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
December Term, A. d. 1916.
s ~. a .; \: J. !. 70. $3.50.
Upon opening Complainanis Bill and
- it appearing that the Defendants,
William HudIeston, Henry G. Shrock.
John Shrock, Theophilus B. Virgins
and Rachael his wife, Philip R. Pearce
and iCalharine his wife, Josiah H II,
Shrock, Mary Shrock, Marmaduke NJ.
Shrock, Celia Shrock and M, D. Shrock,
are not citizens or residents Of this
State, but reside beyond the Limits
hereof. and beyond the jurisdiction
OF this Court, so that the ordinary pro
cess of the Court cannot be executed
upon them, and they having failed to
enle r stbeirappearance herein and plead
answer or demur to the Complainanis
bill, il is therefore ordered that said De-
PENDANTS enter their appearance herein,
on or before the first day ofths next
term Of this Court to be held a; the
Court room in the scitysof jackson, the
Fl. st Monday Of June next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demursto the complain
ants hill, otherwise the same will be
iaken for confessed against them, set for
hearing exparte. and themaiters thereof
deererd accordingly; And il is further
ordered that copy Of this order be
published in the .Mississippi Creole" a
newspaper printed ia the town Of Can
ton. onee week for two months success
sively, I'll, .isfdats q. a.sr 10 E
|, Atles,.s,yi tssR HUGHES. CIR.
.si "a q,oM assBE l. V.sDIxoS, DsP'y.
5 II An. LAwsoS, .SOissai :.
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Witness, the Honor lble
JOHN B. HowcoTT Judge OF
Probate of said county the
- Second Monday Of February
LIS. in the year Of our Lord one
S. thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and seal Of said
Court.
Issued, the 18th day of Feb'ry, lS47.
]. T. CAMERON, CTR.
s February 90, 1877. 1881
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County. q ~.

- gIe,g Madison County. M
BY the Probate Court Of said connty.
To all persons interested in thes lands,
an tenemeuts and hereditaments OF J. E.
Camp, deceased--Greeting ,asoqapg
W )U are hereby citedao appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said coun-
~ alta regular term thereof 20 be holden
at the Court house Of said county, onthe
Second Monday of May next, then
and there to shew causeif any You have.
why said court should not then order
and decree that all the lands, tenements
(, and Embellishments Of said decd be sold,
lying and being in the counties Of Madi-
son and Rankin, for the payment of
!, - 80, Witness, ihe Hon. JoHr
. W B. HowcorT, Judge of Pro-
bate Of said county, the, Se-
, 49, cond Nor day Of March, in
IL s. the year Of our Lord, one
~ THOUSAND eight hundred and
forty.seyen, and seal Of said
sa'-. court. ,.s,e -.
ISSUED, the 18th day Of March, 1S47.
u1gs is'sa - J. T. CAMERON, CTR. I
March 20, 1917. 2 seisil 27-32
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Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
Monday of March, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for
ty seven, and seal Of said
court.
Issued. the nth day OF
March, 1847.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

asy the Probate Court Of said County
TO allperso2s interested in the lands
II tenemenls and heradtamenls Of gLo
Latham, deceased Greeting:
WOU are hereby commanded to ap
IA pear before the Probate Court o.
said county at regular term thereof
to lie holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the Second Monday Of MAJ
nert, then and there to shew cause If any
you have, Why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tencments
an ! herediiaments OF said deceased 10 be
sold, VIZ:
A certain lot of land in The town o.
Canton, being twenty eight feet off o.
the west 81 Of Let No. one, in Square
No. two, according % the plat OF said
town, fronting twenty eight feet on Cen
ire street, by two hundred !eet in depth,
between parallel lines.
RI ~
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= Atiesi;s tssR HUGHES. CIR.
y - g,ua assBE l. V.sDIxoS, DeP'y
II A II. Lawson, Sol. 81 sttssl
March 6, 1917. fisas Iod 25-S5
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

February IS, l847, go
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RANGERS SALE.

"A s Ranger Of Madison county, | vii
"a offer for sale, in the town of fan
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Febru Try 90. 1847.
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Where 1esas suffered hal felt
TIE warn blood rushing tp m, brow
ktfhe stern buffet ct tie Jews
Hal seen the Lord Of elorf baw.
And bleed Tor sins b. never knew,
And / had wept. ] tbougst jHat ell
Masl Tel Ike ne--and Wheu there ,aae
A stranger bright aud beautiful.
With stee et grace AMI eye of uaW',
And tone ami look most svveetly bent
To make her presence eloquent
Oh. then | looked for tears. We STOOL
Before the scene Of Calvary.
sav The piercing 81 aar--}he biood-
Tie eel. The Wnlha oi agony
saV MS quiteUug lips IN PRAYER.
Father ibfglye them -al was there.
TUNED IN bitterness oil soul,
AH# SPOKE OF Jesus. lh2lfhousht
HrgiestnEs would refuse control
For w8ns8s heart, ! knew was irsueht
WIN gushing s4mFathies- She 5azd
a moment on 1t csrelesslY,
And boldly cnrid her lip aa5 prsiset
The btsa priests garment. Could o. be
Thai lock Was meant dear Lori, tor thee.
Oh. what Is yoman-Vb st her smile
#HefH lip eG 1eye-Aef eve of light
Wat Is shell her lips rsvIte
Ire IoWiy jesus Love may wn'e
HiSa#me anan her marble brow,
AL tHsef IA eurls OF jet
The tEht spring doVermay scarcely 10"
beneath her step. AMI Yet--dn vet
Without that 1nceker grace she be
A lighter Thing than vanity.
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& MATTERS.

G-y- The ire on Tuesday night although
destructive to the material with which it
conc IN contact, was not so destructive ia
amount, as we feared. The loss OF Mr..
Root. we understand, Is about | 900 dollars.
To Mr. A. S. Hsllowell some vi or three
huadrel-ais workmen also lost their tool
chests, seven IN number. Nh. c. Haincs.
lumber to the value Of about 100 dollars,
Mr.. A. Haddea several barrels OF salt, Ro-
TN. aud some sheds, and outhouses. His
whole property Was in great danger, the heat
breaking bis windows and cracking the boards
at the back Of his house. Mcss~s. Stephens
& CO., suffered slightly in the roofs OF small
buildings, but no farther. We tbink the
whole actual loss will be covered by 81, SEQ.
The dremen worked admirably and deserve
the praise bestowed on them. 1t was a very
bet birth, and atsone times dangerous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

STAMPkDES.-We hnd in the Nom,
Aofns Spectator a letter from Doe. Nyror
Mills. a son Of the late Gen. YIN. VIII
OF Mt. Morris, who went to Santa Fe as a
Surgeon in Gen. kearneys Regiment. IRON,
which we take Inc following:
III ma. net b. uniateTesting to your readers
20 bn'" DOW the Indians effect staaOsd1s y.
poD nofSes' and succeed IN driving off Isroa
nunpef as laey do sometimes, and that ton
wen rom d strong guard. Twenty ar t6igf2a
iliulais mounted ON mules will ride up in the
1lsl1 d near 10 the camp or place WHARF the
heises arc EraAug, as they think fbs,@ssa
"I.Hout being discovered BY the guard: them
Ui' "e' ne Oh IN squares OF five or six and
'S"' themselves III almost every direction
I'll NE shape Of the ground will admit al -
"'oI'i '"e Jump. Then oBs or two Indians
VIII creep up near the horses. aud vbiIs, H.
'"s oi 1lt ground make sadden frightful moi.
9'H' VITA morse hddlgs or same ot6er 49,.
Anent. lac horses bound unon HI, -.
'"'o" ing lhelr heads up. andall Al ance -
q break, " en- massd. II they .s,e .,ahe
theY now draw the pieke.s or breat H. -
D." a"df laeY GO, perfectly regarAl.ss
"a ems guard, Gnd every thing else. e.
a. tney approach near sny of iahe Iniiaas
Niell ina'ts, ihey commence spurFine ana -
way they golh the direction o. heir bo,nss IL,
.iois5' ao' approaching near enough 10 lean
'Hr deception. follow on after Nh. nal. 49, ="
posing mem uodoubt To be horses. viii, ~.
remaining Indians pursue them rom bqbia5
e'.u mus inshlen aud drive them on. In t5is
way. lhey often drive of several hnad,e5 D..
sac III one stampede, and afterwards -.
Them all It's a grand, vet fearful sol, -
q, d lorge number Of horses in a tanned
" AeH eHcamped upon the Arkausss riysr
leaf hen's Fort. saw upon the onpo.;fe
o. me n,eF (soIne Of the troops had cfos-
tl over To obtain glass for the anilnafs3 a
ioi'es ia d stampede. They took friqbt sim.
=, i'J'l a'' antelope jumping and bounding
5''osn me camp. and that. too. in davigbf9
lie niitiug Of the iron pickrts and f5s e. g.,
oi tAe earth was distinctly beafi nm
aa' occasion Tor two mles-Aba0f m -
horses were entirely losl. -
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prss.1ig hour,.r msiu,sias chat pure
g55sI.io Al. ana rs much exercise In II as
die stfenaib x..I 5.a--sre as essential parts
afh5s system A. a..- water Tie also cnIains
sfteHri5a ia diet. ,r4 iof5.Is th. USE OF wtne.
beersaH spirit Coffee sad cocoon arr under
IL b5a. and ia f. -a, recommended. Wa
.ss=4 #mfIk aaI ,,s..r.a arc tsc Ie lliaks.-
u4fiaa the aosralaa ofli. processes, auSia-
-yaf1 u=n+r4 4rB-rnr- a4 a5f8s possible, l.
H. agaQlg8.
Pr~.x4t5 tae inventor ot Hvlrnpalhy Is
49,. s,a. .fa.8.. arr.siut h. hlis district
- Egfzat#z, near Friyatieu. Austrian
s -. userr Il. youth Dr. follow THE calling
- hrs ftf4sr Acct teutsIty- noticing he #
ierts of vatcr ON burns g. hespFeaIs .obaFe
med II 0u mis- n#iEhb9S. Tor s.isdf 5t5meHts.
v.fh surlcss AL dis psroIa wagon went
over him. from which he received slch Sc
.eFe ia5aiies tbst his lite vas despairci of by
+he ~8il.aes -er.etiuoprrs. He 3hen resolved
Ia try his own p'sn. and recovered speedily
From this Circumstance bis lame rapidly
extended and many relsons dockei 10 Inn
ion aHvfre. with vs5nil his success was con
siderable he now set o. as regular prac
afiansr r1Df1iDr his medicine 10 The singie
INGREDIENT which had cured bimseli and lis
e83ef1ae The pracei>sas. and their effects ON
di.aasss gradually by rcp,atsd experiments
.cer~ a. every Kind conliuusI 10 attend
INN la,ati4s1i every rank dsekci to hts
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~MlSANTR0PlC HOURS
BY y. 2. WILLIS.

- r NlLLlSs
something's ieel as | could bio,
All traces OF mankind from earth
Asll were wrong to blast them no,
l ae4 SO dr6rade and shame their birf6
10 lhlnk that earth should be so fair
90 oeanillul and bright a thing
ma nature should come forth and wear
oueh glorious appareling:
laal SHY, sea, air, should live-and ola,y-
WIN IISht, aud love. and holiness
Ana yet men never feel or know
no" much a God can love and bless
no" deep their debt of thanhuIness.
! have seen he sun go down. and ligb,
v. LlAe moods OF gold poured on the sky-
men every tree and flower was bright
HH3 every pulse Wan beating high
ana The iall soul WAS gushing love-
an. ie4lstiS ief Its home above
Az men when men would soar i .vo.
10 ,le lIsn homes OF thought and sonlE
men MES degrading ties should s.,.r
On me Tree splnt spurn control
1ae'i nave seen, oh how my cheek
! cunning with the shame ! feel.
'"al NUN Is IN The words | speak.
I've seen my fellow creatures Steal
a"aA 70 theIr unhalluwe ed nirtb
Asti the r~evelres OF earth
NE all tli! they could feel or Share
ai1t esoIiail> heavens were SCARCELY worth
i'si' passing notice or their care.
I've sa1lI was a worshipper
1 Nomaa saduc-yet even there.
An and %Iea ! deemed lJust had caught
W iiie faitia4ee Of thatholy light
"ltsh andkcs earth beautiful and b,;ah.
l.tn e''. of fire their flashes semi :
An an 10y ilp' looked eloquent
VI have turned aud Mept to find
nsneasA IT all a ttiaing mind.
W wa, IN one Of those high halls.
5sie mus brcaihes 10 sculptufrd.t o,to
eaele saa1ed light ia s~oftn-ss' lsIis
~ rfnelid beauty They were zone
Had Nfn sueh power-but tbey saoJ.
10 ne IN every feature still, sp0Ne
= ze NJ -. i.ese llps o]resth.daud lark eyes woke.
'.s "lt -.aoiiop. ! hal ancIt
s55 As'f4 fla tirrr at ~ ~.
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NEW WAY TOClI RF0LD COMPLAINTS
In a small vliiage. at no remote distance
rom Preston, resides d worthy itinerant ven
der OF tea and coffee, whose better half has
been SIX months IN 50 very PrecarloHs a state
Of health, that her husband, as well as the
doctors, well nigh desPaifed of her %conyale-
seenee. At length, however after all other
s%anitive means had failed, the good mar
thought he would try what he could do, either
BY way OF killing or curing He arrived al
homo one evening, at;era d2y's journey IN
the country, and drawing bis chair to the FIRE
close 10 his vile, he aceosted hefin the iol-
lowing manner:
Jane, love, are IA ony better
No, William, ! dinua think ! am
well, Jane, lis loikejy aur times ihort /
this world together
Aye, William. tink t sane
We'll, Jane, | never did deceive thee. and
I'll not nav. ! met wi d woman to-day, in
BreatAerton, Just like thee, and | lowed her
thou Wosili, and loikely to die, and hoo wood
Just suit me, and wuo said assoon as III died
| mon let her know, and she'd ha'me."
Jane was rousfd BY this announcement, and
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Ne fo, y4 gn frTsights-Haye dropped ia.. in
Fftights have broke down. The pn6.
Nofaoie news from the other side and ,ba 10
Creased amount oil British tounssc off, : ~,
mas enabled shippers to get better lerm,
eioof ioL liverpool cannot be ouotc5 a..
os' and shipments can be made Al A. 81
Sotn <od. The ship Robert Peel took ~ o1o
bushels at thai figure, and shipments "1
n spofsed al even d lower hgurs. To I,ols,I
va iias also been acce pied. A yests II
aaeh d Boston al 20 to load here, and anotS
TO got Baltimore on private terms a1' Ta
oAhet ports the faies are too mncb un,.,JNJ
ief quotations." Nn unsettled
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co YIWERCTAL
KIYER NEWs coMMERcLAL.

RIVER VIEWS. COMMERCIAL, &.
Rietrs.-The upper Mississippi is falling
only three feet water on the Upper Rapids
and three aud d halt leet on the Lower Ra-
pids. Atthis city there arr six feet water in
the channel. and from twelve to fourteen feet
to Cairo The Illinois i in good condition
seven feet water to Peoria; aud the Missouri
three and thrse and a half feet at Weston.
aud four to the mouth.-ISt, Louis Ameri
cali.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

S1T Irieb IN Traae-The New York
ifio4ae mentions the latest in,cntion ol
l1aoaaieht ingenuity, VIZ a counterfeit s..
Ifoiz sugar The Tribune SAYS Il. has both
1ie appearance and peculiar touch OF brown
sugar bat 1t Is IN factlittle but common ,,I,
me process by which il is made is as easy AZ
wing. lake a quantity Of common salt, 5nJ
NIX win II molasses enough to give j, the
proPff color. Mix il thoroughly, and ii conn.
lefiei1 oil sugar will be produced which ,'o,L.
lte out the sense Of taste can detect. Tbo
OF this useful invention nlst be o;re,
10 a Young lrlshman, a clerk in a retsii a,o.
GgLf store ~ this city. 1t is as honombls to
MN a. II he had disco yered d new way n
pockets. WY o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

The psopls of Springfield. Ohio, voted on
the 18th, to subscribe sl0,0 900 in stock to the
Dayton and Springfield Railroad. The vote
stood, for II. 21l against it, u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

TIE citizens ofPitasburgh have determined
oa a general illumination or Saturday even.
ING next. m homer Of the recent Victories O
YER the Nzxicaas.