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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
TERMS REDUCED.

GFPos,iveIy no Job. Work done at this Office
without the cash being paid for the same upon de-
livery. We have to pay the cash for the mate
rails and labor used on the work, and of course
must have the money and noihing else.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

0T very skiIfuI counterfeit Of the u. States
half eagle has been discovered. so ingeniousy ex-
ecuted as to deceive good judges.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

0Tlt is said that in the State of New York
alone, about nine hundred postmasters have been
romovod
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Hon. christopher Hughes, late U. S. Minister
to the Hague. died recently at his residence in
RatiD,ore
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Horrid Combination of Crimc.--The New Ha.
ven Palladium contains the record Of one of the
most revolving instances of crime that we have
ever had occasion to publish. The perpetrator
was a dissoIute, drunken fellow, named Leander
Foot, Of North Branford, which town was the
scene Of his horrid crimes. Foot, who is not over
thirty years old, had been on drunken froic for
nearly fortnight. He lives with his mother an
estimabe old lady, and in the family resided also
Emily Cooper, niece Of Mrs. Foot, aged twelve
years. While going to school on Friday morn.
ing, this innocent little girl waylad by Foot,
as is supposed, violated, and then murdered. Her
lifeless body was found in piece of woods lying
between her residence and the school house, with
her throat Gu, from to Subsequently he
went to his home, attempted to kill his mother by
beating her the head with shoe e-hammer.
He inflicted wounds which leave her in a critical
condition. Her face and head were sadly dsfi-
cured by the blows Of the hammer. The three
fold criminal was in the lower part Of the house,
exhausted that he could not speak intelligibly.
from the loss of blood from q wound in his arm,
which had bed profusey. After repeated re.
course to the poison with which he sought to dead-
On his coward conscience, it is probable that the
idea Of concealing his two previous offences by tho
murder of his mother entered his maddened BRAIN
and having succeeded, as he supposed, in killing
his mother, he attempted self-murder the last
act in this dreadful tragedy. His habits for many
yea have been debased in the extreme, he having
been several times confined in the county Jail un.
der conviction for drunkenness, and once impri.
soned for theft.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

CaIJornid.-A letter from San Francisco, pub
lished in the New Orleans Crescent, dated Aug
80, says: think there is no doubt that Doctor
Gwn and t. Butler King, of Georgia, will be sent
to the United States Senate, and that, before the
18th September, we sha II have q constitution fra
med, and Legislature and senator's elected by the
first of November The Convention to form a
constitution was TO have assembled on the 3lst Of
August. The Crescent suggests that it may be
submitted to the people before the first of Novem
Der, and adds If SO, it will arrive at Washing
ton about the time Of the meeting Of Cong ress, and
the great territorial question may be speedily SET
tied by admitting California as a State. with a
constitution in accordance with the requirements
of the Constitution Of the United States"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

From FIorida.-The Savannah Republican
contains the following extract of letter from
friend now in st. Augustine, who settled on the
St. Johns river since the close Of the Seminole
war:
The Indian outbreak will ruin thousands Of poor
farmers in East Florida, who have been and will
be compelled TO abandon their homes, and perhaps
everything they possess in the world destroyed
Almost all own is on my farm, from which
have been compelled TO flee with my family, not
knowing at what moment, had we remained, we
would be sent to our last home by the Indian rifle
1t was unfortunate for Florida that Indian was
allowed to remain on her soil. The people
call on the General Government for the removal
of every red-skn, and nothing short Of this will
satisfy them.
Mnjor Ripley. with his detachment of IT, Stntee
troops has also returned to ST. Augustine from
Marshall's plantation, on Halifax river.
The whole Of the settlements on the southern
coast are at present unprotected, and the Indians
now havo full opportunity to destroy and burn ev
erything.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

late English paper says: 1t is q remarkable
and scientific fact that all the later improvements
IN cotton weaving machinery have come from the
United States. ..zG ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Maryland Eiec,ion.--The elections in this State
we're held on the Sd inst. A lelegraphic dispatch
from Baltimore, to the New Orleans Picayune of
tie 4lh, states that McLANE, democrat is re.elect-
cd in the Baltimore district, by majority of about
$50. The returns from the second and fifth dis.
trcts Indicate the election Of McKEIG and EVANS,
wings. The congressional delegation will proba-
bly, be the as in the last Congress, viz four
wings and Two democrats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
From the ST. Louis Republican.
Later from the Plains.-Burning of Bent's Fort
Confirmed.
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 81, lS49.

INDEPENDENCE, Sept. II, lS49.
! have little more information from the Plains,
perhaps of a later date than you are yet in recep,
of. To-day, Messrs. Paaday and Riley, who ac-
companied one Of the Government trains, under
charge Of Capt. Ketts, far the Little Arkan-
sas, arrived. by way Of Bent's Fort. Mr.. Paladay
had been in the employ Of VIM. Bent, at the Fort.
On the 10th August, he was sent over in the d.
rection of Kit Carson's settlement, on the Moro.
In returning, he fell in company with the train Of
Capt. ketts While they encanPed at the
Hole in the Rock, they heard distinctly loud
report. resembling that of cannon. They jour
neyod on-crossed the Arkansas river on the 22d
August. and came up TO the site OF the Fort and
saw that the rubbish of the buildings all that
was left. 1t had been burnt down by the India rs,
and was still smoking and burning. on the 24th,
when they left it. They were able to ac-
count for the report, as the magazine belonging
to Bent had been fired. The guns aad traps were
consumed, and il is supposed all the goods, books
&C., of Bent's concern, had sha red the same fate
The pack saddles and riding apparatus wero moi
destroyed, they were still in the bastions What
had become Of Mr.. Bent, any one connected
with the concern, they could not tell: there was
no trace of them their whereabouts. As our
informant came on down the Arkansas. they saw
the trail of the cattle from the Fort On the l7th
of the month, Mr.. Bent relieved Mr.. Fisher, and
the latter went over towards Taos.
MIR. Fisher says, that in some Of his conversa.
lions with Red Wolf, the chief Of the Chayennes
the chief told him he was very anxious for Mr..
Fitzpatrick TO return, he promised that he and
the old men of the troe wanted to live with him
that the young men were desirous OF fighting with
the whites. lie also said to those at the Fort &c
keep the gates closed against many of the ARA.
pahoes, as they would do them injury. The In
dans also said to those about the Fort, frequently
of late. that they intended to 60 to the settle
ment of thirty whites south west of the rk ansas
in the direction of Taos, and take all their corn
of which they had an abundance. If they rnisec
any objection, they would then ia ke their cattle
and if they still objected, they would make way
with the men.
The company, as they came in, met party o
Chayennes, to whom they told their numerical
strength, and asked them if they wanted to figh
them or not. They replied no. They then tried
to get some information respecting the burning OF
the Fort, but all they could learn was, that tn,
Eutaws had done the deed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Georgia Elections.-A despatch from Macon,
on the Sd inst, gives the following from the Geor.
gia elections ..#r ..e
Fifteen counties heard from. Towns (dem.)
gains largely over Hill (whig)., The democrats
have thus far gained four members of the Legis-
Iature, and the wings one.''
Towns is the present Governor. He was elect.
ed in ls47 by 1883 majority Clinch, whg.
In the late Legislature the wings had majority
of three in the Senate and four in the House.
joint ballot, seven.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

WHAT'S in the Wind.-A New York let ter of
the 9th. says: The U. S. ship Portsmouth was
to sail this day for the of Africa but Just as
she was getting under way. teegraphic dispatch
was received from Washington countermanding
the order to sail. re4-e .-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Falcon, 5 days and Is hours
from Chugrcs, arrived at New Orleans on the 5th
inst, having made, it is said, the quickest trip on
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

OF Kossmh and Benz, il is said, contemplate
coming to the United States. :--
Georgy has been pardoned by the Emperor of
Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

f.e "a he ouh bad both right he v,.. and had
b>eu INTO Ofscocke MET
schr lousue ~ bps. Eios % a. stores n Doer
Potter 80 90 IN tfG Clsris, of Yarmouth r D.nsrzr.
~ net mics ~ Ocreocs r hf Hosgsct frur
fra io N@s Havoc a. rat. tt a plsc-
b-sck-f nth, or Na.hastnn SC AID placs spos.
scaf Asrf, fur@ IN " Etor If Sss York %
oosts rd tsb = ~ Mach sSP~relss hsary f-s I'm p ~
VIII iilrs 'oz s1d ran stove hosi a..
.chr fIra. hee.@ Ptl 80 gha. cos.
sr a. hrova Nofsans g 49, .sgsf &c % Mathsv Co
SIR Desyare, hli. Nirrri. H. oy.isrs.
str jose hue Meyers. BAR mf-- Jota~or Llet.l
sour orr isfor. Trpp. Wssfp1r fsl.
,crf james Nanl sf fh@-s. NIlaf3 corn % = For
sr Calrstlsc0, Wssirs fs h.-r osast, oolnd soul.
sfaf A.fr, seaman. BALTIMORE. 11ss 90 Mailer A infd
shf Nm i-4 Vnier P-,efit cotton n Nsrrft
MENOkANDA-rs sh9 ssism. of csiorHa, Anchored ~ -
sW tlf JzstrrtsJ stsrnsr1-
BELOW-hr. salem Mstsafai ship and osr.s sr8 af.A
sAtLE -sl'g Jrssor- .of N@v Or-ras. srf Others.
WiSD Nsr-h i.-sw a. msfe5lsl WsW slnssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

$1,000 demand from the Continent; and We Know one
-.n.,ve banking house which bad sold Tor dehVery al
,1 and sent orders here for the STOCK "hen cannot
- executed Under this state of thing' Win no STOCK
90 .ell and wanting rev supply the LONDON BANKERS
o.d OF course give the quotations ss 10" as possible
.,s.,,er which arrived at Liverpool after the
.,sres lief, took out cent advance in this market
- covernnert stocks We shall have the effect OF
al. advance By the nert steamer letter from one
1,h Oldest and richest Continental houses says that
30 srke, was very sctye for T. : Stocks, and quo
..,on. advancing They had purchased stock In Lon
a., s,6 y cent, and made q cent proat the sale
rsa market early bare of stock, With contnu-
"a, inquiry and should the Newiork market improve
ovly ard the supplies not come forward In too large
Quantities at time, the opinion was expressed tina,
oars = cen, advance would yet take place. Msssa-
su.e. stocks selling par interest 10 the seller
.pcs lot October Money was worth only lali 2
cent 2 snnum
A bill has passed the Assembly for a general
a., incorporating insurance compsncs-Fre, Marine,
lie and Health. 1t provides that any number Of per
.ops not less than thirteen may organize In New York
IA Kings Counties with not less capital than $4,000
IA in other counties with not less than $4,000 They
.,s mot 70 commences with less than 100 applicants for
,..prsuce Insurance companies chartered by other
sstes who have agents In this slate 'hs not be al
lsed 10 DO business until they satisfy the Controller
,ss, they are possessed of the capital and securities
,,pr,,nted to be invested according 10 the law IN the
STATE chsterng them Percent agencies have given 10
,bsm three months 10 furnish such certificates. This
act requires an exact statement Of s ssirs from such
company every January The pre- sent oot stock com.
nantes may come under This act With the consen, Of
,brse quarters of their stockholders Charters under
this &C, may extend thirty years.
The following are the earnings Of the Macon
.Dd Western Railrosd Co for the months of January
.,d pebruarv 1919.
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BALLS.
GRANp rnILIrRAy AND oIvIo BALL

GRAND 11LITHhY AND OlbAO BALL.
DY THE XfIrH REGIMENT, lsr DIVISION v ).
OMILIIfA Al the AstOr place Opers House, on THURS
Day EVENING. 29h INST Tlckeiss The proceeds 10
wood Cemes-iy over tho remains OF Leutsa.ntcol Bar
ter Capts Person and Barclay, Li-ns Chandler and
Gal CHER snd Mr. Forbes Tickets can oe procured from
Coil O slebbins, - WAnsi
Lieut. Col John jacob As0r Prince sad Mercer sis
Malor Jonas Bartlett 81 Bowsry
Adiuiani John N keeler, u hsiden-aoe
Quanermsster J. L stsgg, lS5 Washington Of.
Psymas,ef z " Coolidge, NslEsl
Chaplain stearns igi Broadway.
Surgeon J kesrney Mscssy. as Msnoost
Cspt T. Vincent Light Guard.
Capt john Msyher, rompiins Blues
Capt PrudhOmme, Monroe Blues.
Capt P. Ayres Baxter Bues
Carl J.mss A Boyle Independence Quad
Capt Richard French, Lsfs etle Fusleers.
Lieut. D'Arocchi, Italian Guard
Lieut. A b Warnsr Benson Guards
At Brooklyn, Of
Capt Olney, Ciy Guard
Capt Plke, PiersOp Guard.
ORION sny Of Tho Subscribers who recommend ms 70
operation Of the officers aud members Of th.ir respective
commands, 10 The shove enterprise.
M.i Gen SzudfOrd. Chsmoers-st near Chufcn
Big Gen Storms. 50 Ffsnsinst.
Brz Geo Morris, lN FgliOnst
Briy Gen Hsl. cor Broadway and PARK place.
H. Gen John Even 81 Walst
Col Rysr. 10. Regiment. Col Dufyes, I'D h-gi'heoh
Col .uicer a Col Borden. Sun
Col P9,t sy "a Col Ferris, OH
Col Y.trs an Col Morris, l0tn
Col Warner. 5th Col. hsAs7yi lin
n B-E.ry application. for tickets requested as ne
number . limited mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
BOOK TRADE.
ARNnrrs GorHIn ARcHIrEcruRr

A PILED TO MODERN RESIDENCES D APPLE
IA TON co - srlatwsy, ls.-ly rl1ifh-a Noe ! Z
GJhic Architecture. srpied 10 Modern Residences con
s!lrg designs for er.rErcrs, has ssirs sC1 psrlofs
wooden frames SD ccor psr-4nz; ne ltIo al lsDr
ml1ing srge scale the decorations chimney breasts
ard 4ries. rsr-rE ard growing ofcers, sih le ~
pfcrrs,e fur1grs TIE whole D. lsrsf-1 With wofkiIs
ST. p--s1ecl - dfaNings By \. Aruo.t Archit-cL
Ahogs ulmerrrs specimens ard sispsuocs OF q lthic
Ar s.rsacy before he pal c- Sc ihef resie 70 pans
and purposes 'ors 20 ne As- sr- 1rtcce % ms cour
y cu-s-Cu --ty ~ irs branch u ar. IRIS ~crk nay -
corrf-r- he 1rsi alte supply want -hch As
been f- boz y lh- professional ard Amsieer TIE
ruhlrkicn VII Be com -Iee IL ah1li twesr -lltlT Ms
Pre- - c-1ts esch. sI1s-Thers' names so.iciiei-
D. A. CO have Tor sac 3 very excessive SOCK q
approved Arche-ilrt WORKS .ss Or ~sch ear y hac
90 Anrlic ~ AZ 80 RrnslwsV. I'D %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

AsHEsPoi. ssa6 oas With ''i-- 80 or 90 oo Pearls at
cGfI0S~ soft only 900 bas,
Saturday pnces sfe with difficulty obtained
FLOOR AND MEAL-Ih- Flour market to-day rather
favor ths tusr The low grades and the transactions
sqlsaty The sales 600 1900 bos at ffab o.
e. 1here but little aqoD o shipment. and We hsaf o
sales. and no gas gong from a'' hands at PIesat ih-'s
Also heavy 900 bbs 90 0ts al 25d5 3A for-ouh
Is Of pres The be bad aad probably
at sonshs te ifse on ihs ssle. are s" h9 DOS "a
c hot. ses> la Meal he demand . moderate and the mar
nominal 4 ~ The supply Of Rye -FOUR email" The market
GRAIS-rh,rss nas inquiry i3l Wheat but We heal =.
as I.l,a at iosaiIs Ssassse Be- bought at
seood deal Of movement Corn today the arrivals having been
'ss Dot se,s sos.a,i.se Sesn me 5 @ s 'ss
yellow. s. tor Jersey yellow and % Or jersey whn@ yellow
demand f Barley hear Of no transactions oa's are -
s5s ior Jersey, 5sa'o for Northern, aud gust
parcel, ar, on the make, at axe for Ne" Or
PRoNisONs-Ths market h,- hrmrf of rork The sales
tb - o Pnm~ 10 oiao 70 ior Mess. clos
is5 s.kej ob pm. Mess about n So
ssi, ssa 10 Sale. 900 n smoked sssl oaie
Meats there some movement but the naisss heavy we ooc.
DO Hams. supposed sAc buk saes are ba7H and quiet
=. on p,s. terms. but At easier rate.
ss,,., lev, from ne 6., .se Sale. to e1rsot
GlNst SGnsae, 800 n a,ssH ~. eash. a . -, ,.r..
:. and hid. Cuba Tor rsasasr on private terms. Mo,
rEAs-There moysmsn, patty 'Pecosivs o- grades
changed hands al 70 % advance
is9.Oc y The generally fra for Teas
FkUII-sAs Rasins At ~ y box sales 1000 Pc
NuisNtA
Merchant - tons made Al 81 80,
Which . n advance of 2 70
LEADIs held stt 7bdi s but hear Of no sales o2E Is
freely offered.
FlSH-sse, 500 bb. Nos. and Maok.f. al p and s.
sPICfS-N- mol sale Of 81 bags Pnuento at 81
SIOREs-Ws OF 800 bhi. Wilmington ho-n
At OS dsvere8 do North Couny Tupsnne 7b and 80
Dbl. SPIRITS at 36df7tc. cash.
HoPse MARKETS quiet at &c for old and sdloc tor new, With
small sales
sEBDs-A Of 50 Rough Fsr made at 1895 y bush
Clover IL ed7e with small sales Timothy = held at ss2
OILs-1hs LnseedsN heavy. Sales 900 gals At &c
could have been seFsad oc saes 1000 gals Nat
ural Manufactured sperm al ll6c y gal Whses quiet
kCE-thete moderate demand with sales go tee at ~ 10
3lsk y strictly prime il worth 3 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
THE SCALPEL
A JOURNAL or HEALTH
Ataulrd 10

A
Adapted 70
By TOWARD DIXON. N b.
Jyi5 siaA yplTe he SAerhercsf
NrATIRE Is busy By he sll' ~ operation OF her
~ own forces, suceayorng % cure disease hef mel
ris-. are Ar Warmth. Fooc Wafer, and Sleep. Their
use $ directed BY IssrScr add thai man !. most worthy
he name Of physician ~ most Re ,-rr- un-lfDs s"s
FfiIor CONTENTS or MARCH NUMBER
ENTlRELY ORIGINAL.
neii-sl Education 10 New YORK ne Cause d Q iseEefy
Whst q lh. ~ oerO uls sld Cols-up l9li SAl
hey b. cured BY VIA; method
Y.uesioo. Of ne san; Cold faizl 20 lniants
Ao0rdouism IA New ORR ' history snd con'e aence-
Chtdblrh under he itfuenees q Cbofoiorm-st cases
Fstsl rssu Of Choroform a. The Hospital res1A nearly
similar 10 q case q lhs Ediicr . .,
What are Pie. CAn hey be clfec ? ~ Wal means
R..c,Ify " AZ Ocust; the A~oniune uics Description
Of C4srsf ard disease Vt ne Nerve Of ne Ey7-hoT 70
v.foseIe what !. ni-prodared BY Excess and Self
.bu.e-Trea.mcnI Of -
Woru. in he carcass Of he Anaconcs bow formed Il
Children. treafuent u
- ca,- N D,.e.se BY Ten persiurs and Position.
Trsc.s lor the PeoPe-Noiie- of
SODA POWDERS
Tn. po.s-s hizhly Philosophical msbod Of eieiuni
Interesting Physiological Phenomens La grAne- pss.ot
dominsnIs Description e. ne dssce ~ IA ~ -
~ IN, Ch.t-su Rouge n Para PO-tcal address 20 NJ
Pnenorn-rou. by PrcE Jr. sciennhe Prescription
The J.ru.ry usmeer eonairs IN part he following arr
o, a.SlS's Address before The sew-Yors Academy o.
To,-eos rew .ad resrIsbs result Of IL effect CT
Ma: h. he Academy Of Msticins Of ssw-Yorti
WS.t 30 We .ro~ IL ChO.ersi O5ssrsafon acd If-s'
r-nt q, the Disease By e Ec0r 81 The House o. Asi1 e
sfr.-lrlres On Cbs,etric Teaching n New fofE
What do we q Khrumsnsui Csn Oe elieo
WHIST are the remedies, and ho~ are lneJ 70 - uss1
Wbstis he Proper Diet ard Treatment u Us nasni
x0h-fi ANtcDYlts -.
S-ger presuus ap0n in- rIslz-nce Of yocf p.ll-ni
n from the Emerald ls- Consultation oeIS eel
: n q eopsih Eui AaOpslh Medico-Legsl fhencne
ron. Evis on sci-nufc Prescription, Nsgsnes Of ny
.,.re.. Pubic Women Of Psrisi syrup u Ram. Ca
P.cdys Blister; Eciors lnactn-ri0r Libel By Professo
| BecfJrd-iis Result
~ There Orly TWO numbers Yet prolsnef t'e n-1
Vii .pu-sr N May TIE Journal will be published Gus
-rly ~ per srnun, n ADVANCE. Al who cesife " r
c-v- 4 oui o. ne city remit . els postpaid or
| 10 box JIsl Nev-YorK Pos-Otc-. Booksellers cams
n,rr.sh IL In lbis city II may be had u Chss KIM
| corner Of Johp-si and Broadway; Of berford Asti
House; and Of lockwood corner ot Grancst and bros
way. nv Ok ISL
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uisasffrn. DC.

Bnr Eou. ofNes Yor Dvo- % ts m Cstz o N-@ Orleans
totally safrup Ksy Psfy i.sad nt ts sh jan
ani Of le.g al saved, src captain
and crew. arrives ~ Nasssu pfefo1s o. - d.
tr Md fo PfoPsc Ne Htnoofn, from Fnnsiorf.
cargo sugar ,hks. for Havana totally
Jan Reef Par n The material n Oh.
portion The avsd The captain enf had
arrir II
Bfg SUSSEX SsEus I'm Nes Yors s.ho. The Bahamas
srclof bad . iho~ overheard dscs lo-d
81 The Mar fenCss of Hsmp1sn before reported
and abandou@1 passed gu l4t
herh bfE ashore ast Coe sprlg Bar o.
Caps Nay.
Cap Ma painted lscs IN --eu bottom
az painted ~li,- and standing
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spoken. &c.

F,b hi 81 a. on7s 50 brig Elizabeth wst'', n NsT Yor' 'o
Nsn Orleans
By shp It- Pei % N CAPE Hfteras WNw o. niles distant
ira I'm narss-s fys iof Nes fot -a. ng BAD
out proyuu- supplied her had been ef The Delaware % a.
% b. ship Rochester LAT 81 80 lou ~ chf W Pets hsnc-
iof key West .
~ by same lat - 10 on7fo brig Augusta beacs for Hs
hy ship Elizabeth Dnnson Of Csqss Ngu, schr Fashion
Of Bvs HI. nrNsN Yoft; supplied her W t rrov'-ous
Mar b chr E1a. M 81 Bon % is, bng Grand Iu, Of a1 io
pfofferfs ~. foo M1fatHss
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COLES AMERICAN FRUIT-Booy

4 WORK WHicHWE s LIEVE : cesuned 20 ave a
y more widely exceeded ercu siou than s1v ii - WORK
ever before c--fec 10 he American ruhlr We believe 80
Tor t1- following r-ssO1s
Fi-st RIA msfgre w1rk srt pra-t'-A o--< ore On
vrch lr Coe has sprrt ms-y yeas u f-ldt s1d close
exam naoc knowing ~ wsrf = ths community, t- hs'
hose warts l1 az, sn1 familiar nsnrer.
arc. sv1 ing iechlcsfe sn1 sci-rtc su ors
ard trr1tQns usefl ony 20 he few he has inside Work
ineligible al Il vii be. enphsrcay y, BOOK f0r ne
people
s-crnds- u Wi have unprecedented sH's ca sccoiri
0f "a chesrress To I'll make v0une % ~ close print
e. pages illustrated via over kgn1red ,esufuy
executed -ugrzvrgs BY Brow and vii be foi 'or 81 80
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New-York CATTLE .moSoAs March

By ouroWn k-Poref
At rAKkET-fO0 Reef Cattle, lso southern, The remainder
nom the E.s 70 Cows and Calves aud 300 Sheep
an5 Lambs
BgEF CsTTLE-Th.rs ha. far business. done Beeve.
,se. our as prces materially vsrg from those previously
Of tho ragged from a. o. a. 70 IL
- th.t head would over, un.od.
cows AND CALNFSSaes ~ from 80 ~ t3N1st All cold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Ars getting scarce. The market vas
t..-fsd Al % D. 3 h00s So a. a. quality.
HAY-saes good Timothy from b. ID 10 - y nsrss,
vel supplied
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Omornng. Aonzo bopain' al inesneo -yPfel.o - ~
th tsilor rAde-l hereby csauon al persons Hv naf
inc or trusting him they Will be dell Win sceofllus ~
lsw The sad boy Is about feet inches hish, snghuy
bnii Of IL h comp age l6 Had on v hen h- en-
swsy green tweed jsckei. blue co!n Nest slee kIsl
rar. gezed cap anc cloth coaf The above res arc
Sl be paid 10 any person Giving inofmelon NneIo TIC "
.nd ne lhsuss of JOHN SUTTON, = Ninln-ANenar .
Naw.York March u, 1913 NJ =
MIA BIRMI>t:HA,i would be grs-iul 70 ~
seIson who will give her information Of me ~heirs'ol
II ~ son THOMAS BlRMlN6HAh. whom ere mss ho
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msse of th. present month, al which line sne Ihinss Il
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