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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
LOUISVILLE, July s,

rrivated dispatches Of the Courier re-.
port at Cincinnati, to-day, los deaths.
during the last forty -eight hours--e5 arc,
of cholera; some not reported, which
would swell the number to 1876.
Weather very hot. Thermometer %
in the shade at noon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

No AAALoAMATIoN.-The National
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance, a
the late session in Boston, decided that
no colored persons can legally become 1
member Of the Order. "You're mighty
good lookin', but you can't come in"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

GOVERNMENTAL Cincinnati paper
says a man may take bath at the Bur-
net House, in that city, and have his
shirt washed and ironed before he is
through.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
our County Ticket.

/ OMh OVsasney AhCACss
Our Candidates for the Legislature,
and County officer, have now been sew
eral weeks before the People, and we
are pleased to be able to assure our friends
that their prospects for election are very
good.
In making the nominations, the inter-
es,s of the whole county were taken into
the account, and the Candidates fairly
distributed over the county. The nomi-
nee for State Senator, PETER KNOX, ESQ.,,
resides south Of the River, some miles
below Eddyville; part of the country,
which as yet, has never had a candidate
for any Office of importance, since the
County was organized. He is emphat-
icaly one of the People, plain, unassu-
ming, intelligent farmer, who has been
taken from the plough: and placed before
the people contrary TO his wishes, and
expectations. He is no ambitious Office
seeker, but has reluctantly consented, at
the earnest solicitations of friends in
both parties TO be Candidate. His
moral worth and integrity, have endeared
him to large circle Of friends, who
will delight TO honor such man, and
entrust their interests in his hands; in
many instances, without respect to party.
He is western man, has lived some
time in the county, is well acquainted
with the wants and interests of the dis
trict, and knowing its interests has the
capacity and honesty to attend to them,
without fear, favor or affection. Our
Candidates for Representatives, Messrs.
DUDLEY and OGDEN, are also, Farmers,
and are too well known in the County
of their adoption to need any eulogy
from us. They are straightforward,
modest, intelligent and honorable men,
who in the halls Of our Legislature will
be an honor to the County, and form a
striking contrast TO some Of the corrupt
demagogues, and drones, who set at de-
f ance the rights and interest of people
by voting to leave an entire county
without law, or Representat:on-voting
themselves gold pens-and often against
the measures that the people most dssi-
red and needed, to secure their prosperi-
ty-as in the case of measure brought
forward during the session of the last
Legislature, to bring all the land belong.
ing 10 the River grant to bear upon the
completion Of the work at once by Col.
Royston, of the Senate, and was defeat
ed by such men as Harbour, Joseph
Flint and others. II is high time for the
the people one and all TO see to their own
affairs, and instead of trusting them to
the hands Of few designing men, who
make very fair promises before elections,
let them select from their own number,
/
~ "nu ""o nave ~ "'o1, !,
o' = , wv" w M
"o o1"os % 'o A"u '"''eA aoo' /.
- 'u es ' 'us anu
'
of Wapello, and our word for it, your
ana "' % We" ' 70 a"u yo'
WI" no. nav 'eAe'' 40 "o'o'o'oe' -
o'',p'a'' ''' yo"' iep'''e'' 'e
nes'e'''u o'' '"'''e'' a"u o'
VIC very "oas ''e YOU mus
:" 'ie ~ 49, 'ou
whether Won will send them or not.
c.,..,..,.r or,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

MEMPHIS, July 8.
The Natchez Courier announces the
death OF 8. 8. Prentiss, near that place,
on Monday last.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

JACOB HAYS, the Vidocq Of America.
is dead. While at the head osAshe poll
ice of New York his very nens was :
terror 10 evil doors.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Twenty new Steam Boats have been
built At Pittsburgh the present season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19
\; vs. 4, J Eis1as

lV.' a iitfos "a ft.-e - 4 Z. s|i ~ III
esl sag Inv 1ls'ss'ss , % been dseeye'saAp
l4ss sss sS n Shne MsuEsl: has Hssn ss1s'
shs rssaS6 army, 1s y NaysSils saspspdsd oPsr
high Genera. u 5 SD T. a Sis ,,s
2 " SeaE has been ordered 70 be TAU ~ s''e
- ssas;shs,ense the Incident at Augsist e
Ths being thas chnierIe has beep elected msyVs z
hs ohoIera is again al Haspsrs ELY Ely,
,Ic ~, twenty rstes occurred. eigt .. syn'V
phe sons of Tenperance IN Ns sS.,a on oess
vers Il, have Convention at Ueca on 'he ~. ~,
The Louisville tky Gol Ns = ss'''Sl S W
rsss tan es cent bonds sold thtlaaeip'l'1'
m ne Oh. al 55-a considerable advance nj on
Iohn Murphy was drowned near taen' y -''''
pslsasf. CaIaip. and Hallowell have neeh iiie9''
l,o,r ef is cities By the legislature Of msl,.s, n; IN
/ A bush rlegress, from the isle OF '7u'no'-'
Mr Buchanan has made qnte, bit d T. BOSOM
i on tpios with regard to his new pay of
Il tbe second Ward, Baltimore, there are so0
cats and S03 dogs. = IN san
The Bourbon, KY, agricultural lar WA e s
t,e6ee on the alth inst, and continue Tour oass'
Frederick Butler was muTdered IN bati ss
the nghtof the Bib by German named Fr'li',s $3.50
Rsynrg bas invited the Phiadelphia editors
be present at Jenny Lihds fist concert vi tes
, 1 attend. q 2. IL .s.l.s ,,laee &
J. d W, Miller, Of New Albany, Ia, has ~ Pc
aopoutsa warden Of the Indiana fen'enuay' ~ p'e
/ i ToI. Ford. dereRsed !. -
n MI. James Repath became enta9 ~ lP SsOR
yas viii a thrcshing machine, last week. N las snee die
p 1 andd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

The Norfolk Courier states that Capt William
Jameson has been ordered to tie Mediterranean.
to report to Commodore Morgan, for duty in that
squadron. Commander Chs. H. Bell, recently
attached to the NewYorl Navy Yard, has been af.
pointed superintendent and inspector Of the Bfe-
men line Of U. S. mail steamships now building in
that civ ~. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

i Il 81 ftantI " 6. -
Nos ID and l5. MECHANICS DICTIONARY.
s:6EHE Observation-Disclosures. LANY, Tor Aagus
q and September,
THE LONDON ART JouRN AL. forJuly aud August.
Carpeting, Floor OIL Cloth, etc. etc.
WIS ARE NOW REGEYINd large and spIepdil sssorlaaat
ny efaagds ne 81 bepea such lslSqi Dd Tafg
ea6s5aSG i''sts ts's g ss Eeia ia q Drug
s,o2 tesl r4tqi s saaahsi
sislw BRoGssEGJ ( CO . cbsrtIes street
VVANIED.--A 1oURNEYMAN B0pkBfNDER
sIa q sEATERt h WAGESERs. lc5 Po1dras 4.
HOE, RENT Low "A, new Twososy FRAME
CSpresa street, near The New Bas T64 hou IS well q
eaeelaied ~ Two snail families bHt viii be rented ola
A. JACKSON. IDS iaropdssi ss,i. sSi' :
iyl9 II between Poydras and Heva sta. +.
DAVID @. LABATsT, altorHeg a Lam, U5rited
- States end Cgl ss{oaep fortAe sfde
9t tgEpefRtd. No. DuncRn'a BuldingF, Exchange
ElAPItR-Letter. blue and whiis American and French:
10. Straw. large and small Hardware. Rag, Shoe and
80 7 ~ n " j. HART co % Tehouptonas st.
t0PYlNG PAPER-5O realms landing from ahp VII
50 E J. HART & 90. 70 TcloupitsuIa. street.
q GIMME 500 ounce landing from ship NiTnms, Or
80 81 L. y. HART & co. ~ TahoilniiauIas sr..t.
Is 0J4 s fSii z G jSi; = II Ts sfs b i
TSaI. : : - ~
feet on Wife ssest. Win Sstsntsl Nh % sI ns
frame nsw ones0ry DWELLING and 0ulhnildines
T. D. 1iAILEss nnder 81 Gheres,s
sls " near Common
SsUEAR PLANTATION FOR SALE = Situated
- about % miles below New oreans There il
about i4Sv aeies q pne l1p acres eqhystsd Ef5
canea dwsslgg 9ndsng houss with a!
oxen and 81 - .i n e. ovh i n AZ anu otS
s In F'ed geA4Ti Rios g. MaoKE 2gD
INN PLATES boxes Leuded Tin Plates for sale BY
,as PRtEsTI-EY \ q BEhS y;
SD o Ncs 9 eod y Camp y
"a ana T. store ig ossorRer q BrszeTS goPper, from
ais 81 - Nos 50 and 81 Canp 4
SIyiafISIsIs ara IA IN SfSSI
! Snanish lorida ap1 r. n,essss n N n n
| While and Live Oak irinber; :. IS
Malaat Jga ai Fs , and 9lIshogany Logs;
SS gs9 feet t, Lo Gus TlM5B b y &
White and liSe OH Khsc q a I'd SrooRs;
| ~ Pine. Cypress and Poplar; z J sts
1 FRESH CORN ~ AiEALS
mn, y \ *, 4, 3 q ~
40 w fteaS5g Y q q s1EhMAlSs lsst, Joseph st.
| SSUNDRlES IN STORE q
| - CANII, ES--195 boxes Star Solar and Enettn.
0LLrzEperm, Olive Florence and Lard Oils;
| nlton Market and Ushers Spiced Beef; y
nm y AZ f CD. tIis n ms 9nalityi
ifisinSIfsR CiiA MP AasNjs snd o,l,ar l.5d,
ia "a Mn 4, IoIs soefppy hna Magefa w ne;
pie5iSi II - III p a.l s7I9icil [Aie'
40 paekases isonf f,r1she ADJ Poydessd 81 n
GugcOLAT. Cocoa and assorted Spices; in store and
10 Z. Tor ssla az qg Arms Irf,1ieu,roS, n. y,
xxTHIsKY 60 ssis;s Rs S. = aa Sase 55 ~
w Old Bourbon, IN sioEe and for sale ~
$40 ~ y HAkI u COs91 Tchonpoulas st. Z
! go RENT FRONT OFFICE, with second -
3" A 1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

'fi.4s SlssI Snd 8'tsaea N's|QA q Sta's' g P23
..,..5 ( .'.S d rs ii4uiill and kelie
Ism 4 Ik,s excitsiasu} esiais q POI le5s
,a..st.s.1S saa,t any hat has lsanspitsd apaef
$50. ..ss.Sts q "a MS apisit of any AlsealA pro
{. al, ol.o ST government, from any e.'Anf
,.s.,s. 5,ss hat passsd over pA aud I've flQlspi
.,.,s ,gii',s ik laaed intensity At Length
! ,.,..5 ~ MA 81 cur Beloved lnioa INTO sas
= 81 ia Sfisis, have now been lnilea py tA'
s,....ss IL he prevailing feeling Of setlsiaess'
\ I'M iii those dangers are pass Ire ngsss y
nh. and te bi h Oboieh the slave trade
s. ;s,F;et a. Columbia are Ensd BY 81.
,o,l.lsss efe this The one IS 4 etnfe ssien y =
,,l a3,t has no lilait han te lumps she y
"a ironths ptenaElcs o neg Ig
:.,,,,es We Fngtiye SaxeS'los
IN began the apops s.sss'
y q ie M hesn 81 ctDningIy Y z
= II ~ ia since. After many years dt,Slso
it'd. has warmed into lence asthe schs
* ia ,l,olitaniss have become more tailY deS
g i ,a,nsd more insolenty proclaimed and -
/. southern ns6ple have ehafsd with ind etaE
~ 81 u1us and Infamous efvr inII SUPP
ne Constitution. by setting one Hfn1 EIsut
Il naneht; after all this, $40; -
% which these same Grape, and Oisr wei
~ ~ ssIsss kais IN stakingAM "a re- i II
Isl Simply ibis s. thai La glass; led them
me- declaration TIA S5d ING; Ainaae
ere revere iiAnaids II;steinysea national
practices her PRE issH Il Just. and imposing
rbs poiited ni % PlC X dfs practices ormal
spariI Iaa oRAr measure which we
ii Ohsags been wrought 81 iHs Fugitive Slave Bill
0sSF o ss can any ven i imagine me Il slave trade The Dis
You ebdlt servant M Il, which we the South
II y ~ objection, Il under dis
n " n's1 s in.elI gent man viii compfe-
1 Sl..slpa 4. n q assert that The people Of
=. ss in,erfsrefes IF Congress
3, s'' q x sl,,,aa merely Tor the sake
rs .'. ~ M M, are IL IL thar ten
'Iss s 's wonla nave BEEN likely 10 support.
sse} " ( ~ Js,lse 10 the
~ e Is states
NJ s,, H., M closed
49, W e, vghch
se spes n, y and lie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

Il M
a4taasas The Pine Bluff Repnblican q inc
erh inst. says: is certain that very ine. .elson
cro,S viii IS made this season. ne iaflnsfs ~
lin high spirits
il T,sanssssel-The Nashville True Wing q li'e
4o.,, ;,,gt savs. The crops OF Corn and Cot'eA
II and near The lebanon and Nashville Road, ior
soe miles on either side, the greater part o. ss
4 distance. present the prospect Of nearly . 'en
aYeregs crop, ,,,h.
4IoEdma The Greensboro Beacon OF the sif'p
iasf chronicles another week Of pleasant weashet'
]. and says q, = ,smark
Il q AZ ~ the Ccttor, we have merely 70 remit
b.t yShigt all agree that the yield on me saluS
T. land will a below that Of last YEAR, me llpass
4 siol - becoming quite general ulat w. M
y The black lands will he very ~ sr
a and cedar lands. constituting
"a tim of the black lands, are making very tsue'
in me crave Hi (Aia) Herald of the lin INST
v saws: The weatheris cool dry, ana pleas'''''
4 Cotton continues 10 open finely.
y qeorgia Tie Augusta Cons,itptlonalls 81 q IN
<, l2tIl has this: a, sa,s
~ IA. letter received by US from EFouyille dare
at .l,a dth mat saws: THE Cotton crop LOOKS w
tic hSte anfa good deal has been picked out efeau,
he. Corn viii MOI. average . hall crop,
ne So,.th Carolina. We find what follows N ~
ng, Il Charleston Cuurisf Of the 18Th
q Extracts of letters received in this city, date
mil T-sS7 d kRNss's ELL. s. c., Sept y;
Tho crop On de Edso where pInn anu On saS 3
Z Rye has sSa ssi toppe the growth
q III lie anong ne pan1s x, %,s fact i
that sle o t Sp os forms are dfoppine very b1
tic sossn has TORN the Cotton h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

Half Eagles There are in circulation at the
North counterfeit halfeagles, Of good imitation Of
the genuine, hut rather light in color and weight
There are also indications of brass upon the face
They may be more easily detected From the FACT
that on the eagle side Of Tie genuine coin there
are three full points-one before the word fiyej
and two after t-wiiIe on the counterfeit there ia
mot fall point on either side.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

To- To the Patrons OF fhe LOulsiafsa aiis.rionie
AfsoeatoaA regular qsuk dc se,se rsnes ~ oe nee
atihe H,k on TauRsDAY q NE paIpes o. seas
paSs bor @ si ihoseis5e slasi 10 br Secretary before
lie Is, lie nonorsys auhsa Of ,ha Second
easp A. ,e a aefiFou OF eeatbds eth t ~ plfes sepHs
he sscsssss eshsA osreth as win X REGARDED u Elected
aid rEsfsIeneo glven 70 them. z,
The aflt performance v 10 tahs peee GA AopiaY N1y 4
ls mi Bal q Faacy nrs y viii Thersday, Dec s.
u erish Ms WOOD, seeTspr5 81 erayi4 stEsst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19
Auetion sales This pax

Daughters of 4 mp eranoe
OLEANDER UNION, No 8, at No. 8, Marigny buildings
Third Municipality. every Thursday at o'clock, ?. N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19
s. OF r. rIeetinga RMS Evenina,

WASHINGTON DytsIoMaea in their new hall Josephine
street, between FultJumbeA streets. l.aiayete,
at o'clock. 49, af-'
CRYSTAL F0BNT DIVISION. No. g. at Crystal Foun Hail.
No. ~ Tehoupitonlas street, at O'Clock. !,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

Received This Week:
TURKEY AND IT'S DESTINY. By Charles MacFaf
lane, Ests sH ~
DIES. BoREAIJS; OF, Christopher under Canvas, BIZ
Professor Nison
THE WEST INpIEs AND NORTH AMERICA. By
Robert Bard
THE BARL.s DAUGHTER BY MIS- sewoll, author
Of 'tAny Hefiert,n eue.
THE INITIALS; A Story Of moderR Life.
TIE sEAMsTREss; a Tale Of gomeslie Life. by
q o. w N, Reynolds
THE EMPIRE CITY or New York BY Night and Day.
BY Ciearge Lppsud! t
'sFuBB,s CALENDAR or, The FaialBoOis. By w
NJ ThatR-gay,
rflF 49, 4suis 4rts iIsa 1
ueAicsIAI4s: A sso9y OF Modem Life. Complete
....,,,i.& ToDDss PHYSIOLOGICAL Anatolg
Y aax ~ ~ Mstl+.-aEe = !. u. SO 1If q ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

Sept lS, "A: y, REApINe and Miss MAReURITE M Hill.
MAN, both of this city. - 58
both Of this city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

n kpoyz;,sqs Riser latest dates, this river was
rising and in toierabie boating order small boats,
4 Cag.5sSlitn Rivsy--on OH inst, was WITHIN s
i its lowest stage, this seasos, 80 inches ON
me shoals il had fallen inches within previous
two days, -;,,,,.
!. r,;ne;nnsti On the evening Of che sth was tai
Eaa sio,ylv Il louisville, with Rect inches an
| the canal. J;,,a
ssey.4lA tslegraphic dispateh from Louisville
to the l2th says Last night cana III. -.
ches. Weather cloudy, with appearance 10 ?, ta,l
Upper 1Iississippf Riys-zoa the s,n ms ,
was falling bit still had plenty Of water ior nav
cation as the ST Louis papers OF the loth rePoi
The atiIval q ilunter Of steanpoes 8 anu 2 T.
variety 81 produce and other goods on me ifeceo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

III ,..i..a ia. made Dire
Il The ehotera hds n III .,. ~ : !
lahorers on me w a ~ ,sc, ~ ~,
almost pm = 4sos' = " f,na
The Quo StatesIhat ~ ~
othy Srifilth, one Oh tne Wy t'
Of Columbus
IN Gincinnatl, on tus "
1 MeCa. IN was attaeksd9n ie
death. ohe . snsiI 4
1 Ihs man pouy u sii ~
started from BIC ton w " ~
higl,ls delighted WIN taen
/ We now learn e trll. ma W the the
brother, N M .lsl,i. t,i 20 i,,a tom
1aii hihat county. s "
Anev DIpay and Joss
Kss. Ard a lad aged u, were q.
$. ,rscsntly.
The schooner Merchaa'
cratlii Of carrying the first eafgs
The Unite States, I
A new Post Office has =
borough, G q Y. stsl,ai DiaI.ies'
appointed ro7t is.e ~
The value q watches 1s !
last yest YVES sl,sel.yV9' as az
tonilionse'
i Samuel ?. blaliSllatu,
4 T. ..,,., w azffrf, ~ atV Y CfkHf. WI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

aAs x les - 'na National Iaiell igencer, fela.
. Ses esiys ~ eases s Texas aud the Territory of
| table W. '' : 70 admit the Stale Of Cali
Z -fIsA{ET. PORT Ann aud the bill to establish
u g casks CaIvy; 90 casen Utah. having passed both
~ gnsIer casks ~ We're yesterday laid before the
and Tor sale by rref nAH hfptoteus anu ara
IA 3s
sI1 N Bfi ANDNt the Texas boundary Aos WAS
i.4ssf n sloe and RI by the Secretary Of STATS 10
nuTehaseTs Texas by specisi messenger.
/ ". Arm s 20 eparied for his desiieation
y lor sas a01 N 4 he Senators and Repfeaenia
5 n,y' oa m oo9a California viii take heir sea
ind asks Csret LOI bodies lo1ay. VI helieye an
s ssS ioodei uaieisR| IetNfgs ir,es been re-
IN election IN Maryland 10 dachle
rms, have q inAi2llsY ID the approach,
N snllon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

At Edinburgh, Scotland. Aug. u, MARaGRFr CRrAsE,
Nufe Of this city, -. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19

The potato rot has made its appearance IN Ches-
terfeld, Ware, Williamsburg and Goshen, Hamp-
shire county, i; most Of them quite extensively
tits also making serious ranges in the towns Of
Hardwick and New Bfahitree, in Worcester eoun-
ty. Sometimes the vines will be large and appa.
Tently healthy but not single tnber will be found
in the hill he disease has not appeared in
Northampton, but the freshet destroyed acres Of
potatoes in the meadows.-- Bosto,, Atlas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-19
q Z ARair = Alssan,l,iq.

zane sourcs we also learn that, on IS 4 nader
serious affair occurred in Alexandra = 81 = On 4
parties We're Samuel Wells and Wis., & ~
The latter was shot by The former With a. ~ s IS s
was in a dying condition when our infosS S y
We are requested to state that the y n - l. +
Buel, Of Michigan, was suddenly attack, = .7siIe
House Of Representatives by illness which the
" tab bill was pending its passage, and was Obliged
to leave for his lodgings. This fact accounts Tor
has absence upon the passage Of the bill I he
would have voted fof the bill, had he been sent
UaioA III I;
Nes PapeysWe did not notice yestet s,aln a 70
well printed and well filed sheet receia injured Ind
previous day from Napoeonve Ssa to y s RspIca
Assumption in this State Is sompany bad kgs
nee de L'Assumpt,on, iaysna IN four days.
profession Of its aith tou svese ,lroognsd ~ Nesco
literature, etc. II is print, on Monday last The
published once weeks aek suddenly, 10 most
are Messrs Supefyiee Il DENVER five families Ivy
Tie jefferson yalS ,s q tne e, ,c r., 81 q
Sheet received yesterday from (st was taei otf
Indeed il makes splendid showing belonging to the
bssS- II is democratic, and be puiilte man and a
aess so aYear, by Messrs. Dennai any slldesv-
IN JEFFERSON Herald in typosey
u so,SSe an ornament to the press o4is wife
osse :, . z Nv taking
, sss This, another item drawn rtsoon
% budget decidedly the smalles.' ~
= Srce1paper enterprise that has been Of 1
y . & II .,SOpky readers lately Its dimensions
~ pess $50 limited SCALE it is no "sgonass'
i W, W Ne Yes are short It halls from Pal.
~ saxas NJ y on county Texas-is edited and
sscsSs ~ Jasper Starr, and will cost no more
% $50 y y annum. 1t eschews politics, aud
80, sSsSol tdronized, if only for the sake of the
i ss.sssSs = Of its existence, which it embodies
MI
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NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS.
& Ls- Jnst received, rad for sale 1t
J.. B. STEELiS
n. o. Stationery warehouse, IA Camp st.

THE PHANTOM WORLD: Or, The History and PHI
lopoFhy p spirits, ApppfltpHs etc, BY Rev Il Christmas
DIES BOREAIsIS; OF. Chnstophef under Canvas. BY
Proiesser John Wilson.
IMPRESSIONS aud Experiences Of the IVES, Indies ard
North Americt in 1919. ~ Robert Baird, 4, NJ
TURKEY AND ITS DESTINY The result of Jour
nays maze Is47 1913 examine tno the State q The
County, charlss MasFaane, Eq9 aathor q c9ssian-
iintple in ls2S.r In vols. l2ade.
TIE INITIALS: A Story Of Modern Life. Complies
IN yauus. Price 90 cents.
BOWMAN e TODDsS PHYSIOLOGICAL Anatomy
and PbYlology 81 Man syo es 2ip 9 Nv
D. q. HIoReAN's LITERARY DEPOT.
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AN NOW DAILY REcEIylrti nh q New Hsoks
nom the puhisferr A, ~ th Nea ciaaY ygdrks bx ~
sasl'F sn,af,s (, FqB sen9'1 ty mos snlt:s
= 1aIs Nl satss WoFk5 neeasi lnrty srd gH1te5t
efi7 af al ~ Nhrpers'
qstnnmer d hafpeni Miscellany sfsa ysfilie Al
sinf o. 81 naTy CAP a Payer BY he
gs ss9ak sooss sts seysral salar. Al
sgess ron the origan d tgene Cheap uoke ~
$500 ALbRE0 BuGTER, II 81 CAaf5ea zff,sf. = p E
81 ~ i difecty bpqoete Tie 81 Charles ilcteil
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g., IS herseH % give concerts m New Y OIL Vnntil
| The price Of tickets shall be brought downl6 the
minimum rate Of three dollars, so that the fairest
opportunity of hearing shall be offered the public
VIII Saltpft7e Explode p? Ananswer 10 thisIo
mooted question may perhaps be found in The toi.
lowing paragraph, which we cut from an English
paper.
The ship Elizabeth AnisIie has been DESTROYED
by fire nj Cinsingmoon, in India. She was laden
with cotton, satpetre, aud opium, cask Of spir-
its first caught fire, and almost Immediately after
wards 1900 bags Of saltpstre Went off like ashsll
blowing the side off the vessel cotton bales, opium
chests, and other articles, high in the ali. y
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~ sovereign an ~ n
enness, FrolapsliA ivy y
Ieis, Piles, .Leuchosenled
Nfenstruation, Inc0 Z.
E thereof, and for the q uitil
natter Whether the resilselnt
,ed by iregularity. Hines
,urnyizing thnn ils inyigOTatsec
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~ kS- howard LODGE NO. ~ : A Reguio,
- Meeting of th. Lodge will be held THIS EVENfNG
M . f5rand Ladge Hall. at ha.past
ocS a. air { y olesF q he n q
- Y n, Gown
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y
|. ep we brck I" inll 10 the skin 2
ipscs bnsistent with thelrdignity
Th6s. u. fvss, esst ia.
peaA Mississippi Legislation, he's
", ~ s. When Col. Ives wa,
t.cCY and had as much 10 say
IN the Legislature. II
lAAs.) he u u to drive
10 itp like alocaltornaio.
frtegasd Of money amounted al.
The lcast Of lie demonstrations
wy9 his dding into a stablein
his saddle bags on q nail near
hem twenty thousand dollan 70
y, small ~ an x to pay for his
bags, with contents, had btsn
Thers were the haleyon days.
y and Col. Ives is determined.
n lnest q rich men once
N Clay horses. carrying on
~ 'ns or'c'q Now Ofleans, and
easrsignea P6ihem back in full
Nus eases presc now taking 10
Y it to be one OF " 10 Il aiIsady.
Pul1Na, N. u dRiyer IN
ILsON, NJ, u. Sea Island
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