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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

1t is curioGs that on the Gila river in iCalifor.
MIA, ancient ruins indicate the former existence
of civilized OF semi-civilized population, as do
the ruins on the Rio Puerco, in the valley of the
Rio Grande, And these facts bring to mind the
more striking fact that the presence of the pre-
cious metals in those locations of the Russian
Empire where they are now so abundantly found,
though recorded by Herodotus, was lost sight OF
for two thousand years.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

"MoNEY,,' we are to'dby the New. York pa
pers, ''is tight again in Wall street" money
ought positively to be ashamed of itself, But
money always was a 'r,,nn sort ofa thing, and
those who get much of it naturally feel their ele-
walton. Philadelphia Times
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Obitun ry.

clips have pressed, ye are faded and cold;
Hands pve caressed, ye are covered with mould
Died in this city Sunday, the ist inst, of con-
sumption, Mrs. ELLEN NJ, wife of CURTIS BATES,
Esq, in the soth year of her age.
1t is with feelings more in consonance with those
of kindred than Of every day friendship, that re-
cord the exit of our gentle friend from circle of
which she was one Of the brightest ornaments. But
if these are the emotions of those merely sustain.
ing the relations offriendship towards the deceased
what must he those of her much bereaved husband
and other relatives? II ought, however, and no
doubt does rob this dispensaton of much OF its ma
tural poignancy for all, to be assured that for her
"to die was GAIN" and that she made happy ex-
change Of associates. Let them not grievc, there
fore, those who have no hope; but rather in the
spirit which dictated, and especally,in accor-
dance with the hope expressed in the closing SEN
tence Of the following lines:
1--WE see thee still:
Thou art not in the grave confined
Death cannot chain the immortal mind;
Let earth close DER its sacred trust,
But goodness dies not in the dust!
Thee, o! our sister, 'tis not thee
Beneath the coffin lid we see;
Thou 10 a fairer land art gone;
There, let us hope, our journey done,
To see thee still p,
DIED, in this city, the e7th ut., Of Scarlet fe-
yer, FRANCIS G., son of JAMES H. and DoanEDELL
COVER aged years.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
ErfrnOri|inOru T,;rp.

April 18th, lsAs. Four miles north OF Chi
cago Con the road to MiIlw auki.,y Cook CO.
Illinois.
Mr. Sloan-Dear sir: One o. my horses had a
large honey tuner, on bis breast bone inneai-
ately under the collar, which famed him and
rendered his services Of very little value. !
faithfully applied several bottles Of Dr. TAYLOR 5
Nerve and Bone Lninent. without the least
benefit | thsh Procured WildeI's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that until became
fully satisfied that il would never relieve the an
imal. Finally | obtained a box Of your truly
valuable Ointment, and in less than 60 DAYS from
the first application the tr,nor entirely disap
peated.. and the horse was well.
Yours, EDWARD ARMSTRONG
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SherIT's sale.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed'
ID issued out Of the Clerks Office, Of the District
Court in and FOR the county of Johnson and State of
Iowa, in favor Of Withers O'Shaughnessy, and
against Murray 4 sanxay, on the 10th day OF July,
is49 have levied upon the following lots of ground
in Iowa City, to witt 6s feet off of the east end OF
lot number two, 2,) in block number eighty, (so,)
with the improvements thereon-appraised under
the valuation law at $i,7oo 90; and forty feet by
fifty feet IN the north west corner of lot number
$3.50 90 and shall offer the for sale at public
outcry, to the highest bidder over two-thirds the
appraised value, on Thursday the 18th day of Au.
gust next, at the Court House door in said county,
between the hours Of ten A. NJ and four Of the clock
P. NJ. Of saidday,to satisfy said execution and costs
that have and may accrue thereon.
JOHN D. ABEL, Sheriff.
Iowa CITY, July 18th, 1919.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
T H Z PROOF.

Extract from the "Gaiena North ,Eesiera Cu.esf. ~
EBy the use Of Sioan's Ointment and Com
clifton Powder, l have entirely cured fistuIa
on my horse and otherwise imorov ed hi. condj-
ton more than 500 per cent, on the cost of The
medicine. And a cow which Was SO feeble :,
to be considered worthless BY myself and neigh
bors, was restored to good health and s,fenrth
by the use of less than hall package Of The
powder, and is now doing Better than any other
COW have. VIM. V,xcrsT
Small Pox, May IS. 1873.
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Tie SUFFERING ChiM.-

hereby certify that one Of my children, wnen
naked, fell into large fire of live GOALS. and was
burned severely'from head to feet The best of
medical aid and attention was given TO The child
for Tour. or FIVE days without any relief ach
days suffering increased until its groaus could
be heard at gtsat dsiince. at which critical
period ore of my neighbors recommended and
presented TO me box Of SLoA"'s OINTMENT.
and IN less than fifteen minutes after The applics-
ton Of the Ointment 10 the aggravated sores Of
the suffering child, the panied ceased entirely.
and lie speedily began to recoyeE.. Nv resi-
dence is in Helt Township vsrsnillon county,
and State Of Indiana.
Til oDoRE L.. TAYLOR.
Dated al Chicaso August q, 1913.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ ested in the estate of John, C. Baldwin, late
Of the County Of Jasper, and State Of Iowa,
deceased, that on Monday the 9th day Of Aug,
ust, A. d. 1S49, at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OF said day will present to the court Of Probate
in and for said county. petition for license to
sell all The real estate belonging to said Estate
for the payment Of debts against said Estate, &c
Wit;
The undivided, of the E. Of the N. w
Quarter OF 5. % in T. Is N. Of Range 10 = est
and the E. half Of the N. west quarter, and the
West half Of the N. E. quarter Of section 80 il
Township 70 North Of Range 10 west, to appear
and show cause, if any they have, why the pray.
er OF said petition should not be granted.
MANLY GlF FORD.
Administrator Of said Estate.
June 23d, A. d. IS49.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

'HE undersigned. administrator Of the Real Estate
Of Lyman Holt, decd, will sell at public sale
the first Monday In May next, at the door CT the
State House, in Iowa City, the following described
real estate, belonging to said decreased to witt Lots
Nos. S, and 8, block No. 81: and Lot NJ. s. in block
No. ~ in Iowa City, State of Iowa.
TERM, one half the purchase money in hand, the
other half in six months, by the purchaser giving
note with approved security. Sale to commence at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day.
JOSEPH W. HOLT, Administrator.
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office.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed in the estate of Arthur Russell, late of
Johnson county, Iowa, deceased, that the UNDER
signed administrators Of said estate, will present
petition to the Judge Of Probate, in and for the
county of Johnson, and State Of Iowa, on frst)
Monday of August,ls4s, at ten O'Clock, said
day,in Iowa for cense sell the following de.
s;ribed premises belonging to said estate wit: The
N. w. quarter Of the N. E. quarter of section No.
80, in township No. eighty N. of range No. w.
of the 9Th P. NJ, containing forty acres; at which
time and place they may appear and show cause,
If any, why such license should not be granted.
SAMUEL SHELLEDAY,
CATHARlNE RUSSELL,
Admins. OF the estate Of Arthur Russell, dec.
Iowa City, July 4th, IS4S-n1i.
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PODular ODlni0n.

3D. II popular opinion is any criterion Of, the.
forth Of an article, we invite the increduous to
read at least few of the many voluntary Ger
tifcaies that appear in our columns respecting
the great variety of remarkable cures, effected
by the use Of "Sloan'S celebrated Ointment and
Condition Powders
These remedies no longer remain among those
OF doubtful utility: they have passed from The
tide Of experiment. and now .taud higher jr
reputation and are becoming mere extens, yely
used than all other articles of the kind Mich
city News
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Administrator, sale.

IVHE undersigned, administrative of the estate Of
j Jonathan Harris late Of the county of John son.
deceased, viii sell at public sale at the door Of the
State house, in Iowa City, the eth day Of August,
is4s. between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. M. and
four O'clock p NJ Of said day, part of lot eight in
block No. ninety 900; commencing at the south cas-,
corner of the lot, running thence north on Capital
street fifty five feet thence west eighty feet thence
south fifty five feet thence east eighty feet to the
place OF beginning, under license fron, the Pro-
bate Court Of Johnson county, when due attendance
will te given BY
SYBEL HARRIS, Administrative.
July ., 1sf9--lln.
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ErcRlle1at Oinfment

Mr.. Sloan,-Dear sir: For considerable
length Of time was seriously afflicted with tie
Rheumatic complaint. and applied freely the
various iiniments. pain-killers, &C. without Oh.
tanning any relief. After which yunr agent at
this place influenced me TO try your Ointment,
and within two weeks from the time commenc
ed using 1t, the pain ceased, ard was etfectual-
ly cured, and shall recommend all who are sim
ilarly afflicted with the distressing complaint 10
procure your excellent ointment without delay.
Resp'y yours Oscar F. MORT:
Princevilie, III. May l. 1s4S.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ad-
IN ministrator Of the Estate of Caspar Nick, late
of Linn County, Iowa, deceased, will by.virtue Of
IA License to him granted by the Probate Court
of said county at the June term thereof. IA. D
ls49, sell at Public Auction on Thursday the
twenty. sixth day Of July, A. D. ls49. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P.
NJ. Of said day at the premises TO be Sold, the
following described Real Estate Of which the
said Casper Nick, died seized, to wit: Lots No,
one and three of Section No. Three in Township
No. eighty-one North of Range No. five West
the fifth p, NJ. containing fifty mine acres and
FIVE hundred.hs, subject to said deceased Wild
ows right Of Dover therein, and an existing
lease Of a certain stone quarry therein. which
will expire on the fourth day Of July, 1857.
Said Real Estate is situated in johnson Coun-
ty, in said State on the Cedar River, about three
and half miles below Ivanboe, and contains one
Of the most valuable Stone Quarries yet dscov-
cred in the State. ... ...
.. JAMES R. BRINEY, admr of
the estate Of Casper Nick, deceased.
June ~, 1919 3w
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xyn.t do these Things meant

Some time ago, the U. s. steamer
a,Inited States owned by private citizens
of this country, was sold to certain Ger
IN. and the rumor soon spread that the
.u wa, purchased BY the people Of
prussia, to aid in fighting their battles
against their tyrant enemies. The adj
n;n;stration has demanded bonds from her
commander conditioned for heavy amount,
t .S., Che shall not engage in any of the
~.r, now going on in the old world
Now has it arrived to this, that Ansericans
cannot dispose Of private property as they
zee proper; and especially when that pro-
oertv Is to be employed in cause in
which nine-tenths Of our people warmly
,vmp.thi.e, and bid it God speed3 Shall
..yr government take away the liberty Of
her people, lest its exercise should chance
- he against the tyranny Of Europe. Are
,the ,ympathies Of our government in favor
If German tyrants, that she must cashier
an American vessel on hard rumor that
it !, to be employed in favor Of freedomi
nur peace relations bind us to neutrality
=. a government, with the European gov.
.ernment,. but is our nation bound to KEEP
nm the watcll-towcr, TO guard her ports
lest some chance vessel or some Ameri'
,s,,n .tatwart arm should be found on thu
side Of European freedom? Shall oul
whole people be looking with anxiety ant
hone towards Europe, and the government
he acting the spy on our borders, les
some single prop to European oppression
should be thrown down by an American
hsnd2 Again we ask, what means this
and we ask it in good faith, hoping tina
an apology or explanation may be given
that may excuse the American republic
against the charge Of monarchial sym
,pa.hy.-Urbana Expositor.
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Legal Notice

s hereby giv.n, to all persons interested in the
estate OF Seth Williams, that administration was
duly granted the 2oth day Of JuLe A. D.Is4s, by
the Probate Court Of Johnson county, to the under
signed. Persons having demands against the estate
will please present them for settlement.
LEMUEL b. PATTERSON, Administrator.
Iowa City, Suly 9Th, lS49-nI2
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The half has not been hlI,,

Fox Rivery June 70. 1917.
DR. Sloan--sir Please send by ths bearer. 4
new supply Of your Horse Medicines. they
are the best article of the kin.. that have ever
used. neve, HAVING been disar pointed in thei,
effect, as have been in the use of other, even
the most celebrated Ointments, Lihiments, etc.
Of the day. like very mach this feature in
them, viz: that they do all that is promised. and
upon thorough trial one is constrained to add
that "the hall has not been toid.h
Respectfully M. Dudley
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Notary Public, j Justice Of the Pcac,
and Land Agent.

lora City, Johnson county, lo,ca.
HAVING made permahent location at tn
Ill city, offers his services to all who may have
business to transact, ard will prompt attend to
such as may be entrusted TO his care. Also,
Deeds, Mortgages, Powers Of Attorney, &c. ,ex.
ecuted with neatness and despatch.
catine, Iowa; Hon. George Greene, Dubuque
Iowa; VIM. Greene, Esq, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Hon. James P. Carleton, Iowa City, Iowa; NJ
S. Wilkinson, Saltwater, NJ. T.; Rev. James "
Watson, Adrian, Mich.
july a. IS49.-nil
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For Sale or Barter,
A Lost Friend from Ross Go. Ohio

T F Samuel or Benjamen Kirkpatrick, formerly
lof Ross Co. Ohio, and who understand are
at the present time. living somewhere in Iowa
will call as the north East corner Of Washing.
ton county land about 10 miles south Of Iowa city
they will hear something to their advantage.
GEORGE CLINE.
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Admin tstrafOr's Notice.

THE subscriber having taken out letters of admin
i istration, from the Court of Probate of johnson
county, Iowa, on the estate Of Robert Thompson,
ceased, late of said county, requests all persons
having claims against said estate to present the
same TO him or the Court Of Probate oil said
county for settlement, within one year from tn, date
hereof; all persons indebted to said estate are re-
questsd to make payment to the undersigned.
ABNER ARRAsMITH, Administrator.
June 70, 1S49.-3t
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SL0AN'S OINTMENT
Condition. POscdcr.

For Purify, JNildness, &teiy, Csrtaiala
and 7horoughness, SLO.9.N'S ONT
.MENT Erceis,
A ND is rapidly superseding all other Osas.
ments and Liniments now In use for the cure
Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all kinds, Sprsins,
Bruises, Cracked Heels. Ringbsne, Windgalls,
Poll Evil, Caslus, Spavins, Sweeney, Fis.uls,
Sitfast, strains, Lameness, Sand Crack, Found
cred Feet, Scratches or Grease Mango, and
THE POWDER will remove all infiamstioni
and fever, purify the blood, loosen The SKIN,
cleanse the water, and strengthen every part Of
TIE body; and has proved sovereign remedy
for the following diseases. Distemper, Hide
bound, Loss ofaPpetite, Inward strains, YelIow
Water. inflammation Of the eyes, Fatigue from
hard exercise; also, Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff complaint whth proves so fatal 10
many valuable horses in the tohntry. 1t il al.5
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds
which generate so many fatal diseases.
~. w. b. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST. Chicago, Illinois.
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The Difference.

The ordinary otmens and Enimspta il is vel.
known, are severe and partial il, thar opinion.
Sloan,s Ointment is mild yet thorough reach
es and removes the cause, hsnca il gives real and
,. For purity, miidHess, safsty, certainty, and
thoroughness, sLo.as's Ointment exceIs. and il
rapidly sePerceding all other Ontmepts and Mn.
imeHts now in uss
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A Finger bitten enhrslu off.

2 miles south Of Chicago, sept "a, 1919
Or sioan-sif: oo the 7th inst. nv son had
finger bitten entirely off BY a herse We inne-
diate'y applied yen celebrated ointment, which
relieved him Of pain ina Few minutes. and pre-
vented the finger fromeweiTing the least particle
and the wound is rapidly healing
Respectfully youfs $. B, oeKway.
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Stolen

IRON the stable Of James Jarvis, in the Viz
i ginia Grove in Louisa Coon Sunday night Of
the 4th OF june, one saddle, bride and marengae,
the saddle had brass horn that had been broken
OFT and was rive.ed on with large wire, and
The skirts Of the said saddle was dark blaze with
star in the corner, The bride had gag rein
and brass rings. Any persons giving inlor
ton of the above named articles shall be paid
for their trouble.
June 20, 1849-n9.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Notice.
Linn County Primary Meetings,

The Democracy Of Linn County are requested
to assemble In their respective townships at tho
usual place of holding elections in the afternoon Of
SATURDAY, THE 7TH OF JULY, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to attend County Convention
to meet at the Court House, in the town Of Marion,
in said county, at O'Clock, A NJ, on
Saturday the l4kh day Of July neat,
be elected at the annual August election, 1919.
Each township is entitled to the following mum.
Der Of Delegates, to-wit:
franklin, Putnam
Linn, Rapids 3
Brown, Otter Creek,
buffalo, Washington,
Maine, 2 Fayette,
Marion. -
!; !. i ss5 SSsSan, os''," Com.
June %, 1899
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He can't get aicng irtlhoH H..

Beebe's Grove, VII! CO, I'll Oct: "a, 1s4a
Mr. Sloan-sr, have tested the virtue OF
your. Ointment in The cure Of RattIesnake bite.
sore throat, burns, and many other Injuries, and
in every case il has surpassed our expectations.
AS ia family Ointment, have never seen i,s
equal, and for beasts We can't get along witIop.
1t. Yours, 81 MITES NJ. .IonssoS
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Make a Nots Of 1.-THE universally
recognized wing doctrine now is that ITO
the rictors belong The spoils." Anything
TO the contrary Is heresy.-Desroit Free
Press.
On the front Of whigery is written
"No prescription for opinions sake;" but
on the opposite side is written "To the
victors belong the spoils." This motto
is now presented to the country and hence
the appearance Of universally.
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JAMES ID. TEMPLIN,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, Iowa City, Iowa, will
II practice in the different Courts of this State.
June, 1913.
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HOO BuslBel
CUPERIOR dried fruit, just received and for sale By
~ July 9. F. SANXAY.
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Land Office at Iowa City, Iowa.
OFFICE OVER SANXAY'S STORE.

h"hu OlIIO0 IL IUWd lily, lOWf.
OFFICE OVER sANXAY's STORE.
CHAs. NEALLEY & HNos LOWE.
ATE Register and Receiver of the United States
LLand Office at Iowa City, the Capital of the state.
for the sale of Land Warrants, the selection and en-
try of lands, and for the transaction of all other bu
siness pertaining toa
Land Office and Land .2gency.
We have exact copies of the Township plats, and
can furnish land hunters with copies of the same.
with the entered and tracts distinctly
residence in Iowa for the last twelve years has
enabled us to to become well acquainted with the
comparative advantages Of every portion of the
State, and we will be ready at Ill times to select
lands by actua! Inspections and attend to the location
of Land Warrants, or the entry Of land with money,
and Cor charges so reasonable, that non sients
and persons at distance will end it greatly to their
advantage to employ us.
We are acquainted with the PRIVATE MARKS
which distinguish genuine and counterfeit Warrants
and in receiving nincteen hundred for location dur
ing official connection with the Land On3ce we
were not deceived i'll single instance; not one has
proved bad.
We will be responsible at all times for the uenu.
ineness Of Warrants sold by us, and for the fesu-
larty Of the assignments, and will attend 10 their
location without charge.
CHARLES NEALLEY,
Iowa City, iowa. LINUS LOWEs
NEH q u IL ~ 0Ngs
Ex-Gov Robert Lucas, Hon. james P. Carleton.
Joseph r. Fales. Auditor OF State, Josiah H. Bounev
Sec. of State, Morgan Reno Treasurer of state John
Crummey, Of the '.Crummcy House, C. swan, IF
"Swan's Hotel, loBa Cifg
Belts, Esq, DR. Silas s Swan, Upton.
Bernhart Hem, Esq, v Van Antwerp, Fairfield
Hon George w Jones, Warner Lewis, late Regis.
ter, and Col. McHenry, late Receiver Of Land once,
at Dubuque =
Hon. Charles Mason, Ex-Cov. Clarke, Mess,,.
Grimes l. Starr, DR. w Hickok, Alfred Fear, Non
C Dodge, Burlington
VIM. Brown, Esq, Hon. James whitcomb, Hon.
William w Wick, Indianapolis
Hon Joseph Wright, John G Davis, Esq, Rock.
rtRe, Indiana.
Hon Joseph Williams, James Borland, Esq, Bloom
ingfon
Messrs Reid Johnston, fort Madison
Ralph P. Lowe, Esq, william Patterson, Keokuk
William Greene, Cedar Rapids
Messrs w Clark 4 Brothers, Dr. Richard F Bar
rctt, Eddy, DR.: George Penn, Assist. Treasurer
United States. 81. Louis
W H Monssfratt 4 Co, Louisville, ky
Live, ESP Hon c Dunning, Bioomingson,
Ihdiane
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KeOkuk County.

For Sheriff,
JOHN GlLLELAND.
Clerk Of the District Court,
SAMUEL A. JAMES.
g. Recorder and Treasurer,
BENJAMIN P. SHAWHAN.
Commissioners Clerk,
DANIEL S. LIGHTFOOT.
Judge Of Probate.
SAMUEL JOHNSTON.
County Srrpeyor,
GEORGE CR1SPIN.
County Commissioner,
JOEL SKINNER.
Coroner,
ALEXANDER COCHRAN.
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1tlSH Lins9e--E fine assoriIn snt Just received
IL, WoyyNAN & BrpsygyL,
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Disappearance ofthe Army Worm.-'rhe
Indianapolis Journal Of Friday, contains
the following gratifying intelligence for
the farmers in that vicinity:
We are gratifed to learn that the army
norm has entirely disappeared. We be-
lieve they did but little injury to the
wheat crop-their ravages being princip-
ally apparent in the meadows and corn
fields. Some fields Of corn were planted
over.