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The Bon Worm-The Concordia Intelligencer,
of Saturday last, 18th inst, says: This destruc-
tive worm, in an army Of countless millions, is
now at work on many plantations in our parish.
Where the host comes, q sad change in the color
and general aspect of the field is Immediately vis
BILE. No one can mistake the path of the devasta-
tor"
This information comes in such shape, that it
cannot be doubted. himmediately arrests all cal
cuation of the size Of the cotton, and will be apt
to aft tprices at once
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Ne'o I ORR commemorative dutable imports for
.uhe' exclusive OF SPECIE amounted 10 81, Sis, 264
iree, Sooe,Ilb-showlng an increase over June
1880. OF $2,739's24 For six months ending June
30, the imports amounted to s69, 237 ,i7s, an in.
crease over the same time in 1850 of sl2 SIS, 800
The exports show an increase of 81, 539, 966 in do.
nestle produce, and ST.. 639, 7s3 in specie above
the shipments for the corresponding period of las
year The receipts for customs have been SIG 500.
723 "a, an increase over 1850 of 50, SIS, Sl3 10,
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4 EoutAsrn Standard.-We have rece

q SoxtAern Standard.-We have received
several numbers Of this new daily newspaper in
Charleston, 8. c. 1t is published by B. C. Press
ley, who IL also its editor, and has W. c. Rich
ards and T. G. Shrine assistants. With names
enough for an abundance Of editorial talent its col.
umns display no lack of that commodity. 1t issues
number Of spirited and well written articles every
day, and its selections are judicious. The typog-
raphy Of the Southern STANDARD is excellent,
This papers principles are in opposition to sep
arate State secession, but in advocacy of sectional
secession-of United States South" It
makes war on the immediate secessionists, and is
venomous towards the submissionsts. 1t pursues
the g bide your time" policy. The secessionsts
or fire-eaters," have commenced running fire
on it, which it employs its ammunition in return.
ing. The lovers Of the Union look on their bick-
erings without the slightest affecation of sympa-
thy, and promise not to shed tear for the van
pushed in their violent onsets.
M. Webster-The Delta of yesterday has this
telegraphic dispatch:
WARRINGTON, Friday, July II.
Daniel Webster has resigned his Office Of Secre.
tary Of State on account Of his health, which has
not been good for some time. He will make voy.
age to Europe for its restoration.
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ohio.-The Wing State Convention assembled
a. columbus on the Sd, and gave Samuel F. Vintun
the nomination for Governor.
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Ihe Potato Rot-Mr. Flanders, who has devo.
.ed much attention to this disease and its causes
informs US that the insects, viii FULLY salts
ned produce the mischief, hav vi 9 81 made their
appearance in great number II comments
The immediate application of Ii t ual no would
save their potato crop. Boston Transcript.
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Inc steamer Empire yesterday morning supplied
us with latest papers from Mempbis
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NOtarial Notice,

HE undersigned most respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general that he has this day
lormed an association with Jacob Soa, ESQ., Noary Pub
G 81 tbs CITY, tor the purpose ansactng the NOT ARIA
r.Ss IN all Its various ranches No. 40 CAMP
SifEEi in this city the whole and management of
winch VIII he under the charge of the undersigned Having
had an experiences OF fifteen said hopes TO
receive rom his former patrons
pnnerslgned is $50 Commissioner for the of Viz
issiDpi where all Deeds etc. every nature and
apperanlng TO those particular States. will be correctly
CLAIMS OF every description against the Government of the
United states Will be puncuay attended he having an
ie2 3m il | RITaRuD
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we are indebted to the steamer Florida for latest
Mobile dates
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The Erie Canal Enlargement Bill has at length
been ordered to third reading in the General As.
sembly Of NewYork. The excitement in relation
to this measure seems to gain strength. 1t was
publicly reported ip the NewYork Capitol, on the
day of the above action being taken by the Assem-
bly,, that large contractor had offered Mr. Chat
field, Attorney General, ten thousand dollars if he
would not institute any proceedings testing the
consdtutionality Of the Canal Bill. The report
was alluded to by member in the debate. The
Attorney General, it is said, avows that the offer
has been made, but declines, at present, to expose
the name Of the person who made il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14

NJ The ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Of the University O
will remain open during the Summer, the benefit
students preparing for admission the
Department November Students less advanced will
the came attention during the Winter Session.
W SEARS, PRINCIPAL.
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Firemsn's Charitable Association.
~ The De composing the II OF the Fire
Charitable Association attend The regular
terry Meeting the hall Of Louisiana Company on NNDAY
EVENING, the I4h inst at hatssst o'slosk.
iyo GEO. W. HUBBEJJ, s,cra,,rx
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MADAME DWELL

pOWDER-l000 packages, consisting of kegs,
HAYES quarters and cases. sss9rted Of the American
featured, Just received and for sale by
lyS lw "A. 4. COCHRAN y co. "a Tohoupitoulas u.
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TO Druggists.
yITANTED-Two DRUG CLERKS for store in the city,
w also distance in The country Apply box U,
No rs, Posoice stating AID address, jyl2 8 2p'
TO the Ladies.
LuOns's sNugmetic E1OaUtJer.

~ For the destruction Of Bed Ants Moths Flies Feas
and Insects Plants This preparation drrGn,sd
vout poison being compounded from heel and foS
any that injury domestic animals
devoid dsgree1be IL has been examined by
Medc, Faculty Of France Russia Sweden and the Northern
all whom he has ample testimony Of its efficacy
~" For sale BY J. WRIGHT u CO.,
I9 I'm 2dp l5 Charlres street
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LIME-40O bills fresh, land
ing this morning from schooner Burissa, for sale BY
yA HAYMAN h HOLDEN, % MAGAZINE s,
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fV WILLIAM BARNES respectfully offers himself as a
candidate for the office of State Tax Collector for the Second
Municipality Election takes place the Cd of November
next. According late act Of the Legislature there will
be only State Tax Collector the whole OF the Second
Municipality comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street. from the River to the Lake. my24
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From the Ma ional lntelgencer, Ju'y3.
We received yesterday from the late Secretary
of the Board OF Commissioners for the examine
ton of claims upon Mexico, the following letter :
WARRINGTON, July 2, 1851.
Messrs Editors-Your editorial of this morning in ref.
to certain claims awarded by the late Board Com
mssoners claims against Mexico. apparently censue.
the late Board IL such your intention anest you to
suspend opinion for while, at least until you have
opportunity of examining he evidence the case when
have doubt that forgery has be-. perated you will
acknowledge III at Jury in h country or any other with
the same evidences and backed by certificates of
would have been deceived and given larger amount
of damages
Yours. etc., CHAs. w. DAVIS,
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E0H CONSTARLE.

~ JosErH w. BURKE il IN Independent candidate for
the office of Constable Of the Second Justices Court Eec.
ton, Nov. 3, 1851. ielA
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=, Ed'tors o. the Crescent: Please announce THOMAS
hfcKMAs' as candidate for State Tax Collector, by
request OF lJyS'1 MANY FRIrNDs
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
A DUN.

II being absolutely necessary for me to
have some money, or stop publishing the
paper, ! have concluded to appeal once
more to those indebted to me for subscrip-
ton, Job Work, and advertising, to come
forward and pay up. Ii you cannot pay
all, pay at least part, which win be tina nix
fully received. ! lam aware that the times
are hard, but there is not man indebted to
me, but that could raise little money to
pay the printer, if he were TO try. hope
to hear from all my friends and receive a
SUBSTANTIAL manifestation of their good
will to the COURIER. Money may be sent
at my iisk. when mailed in presence of the
postmaster, and his certificate taken there
for; or may paid to any one of the agents
named below.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

No man or woman hesitates which OF
these two to choose--in WORDS at least.
But mark A NEGLECTED COUGH leads, by
short route, to the Cemetery. And yet
with the knowledge that Dr.. ROGERS LI''-
ERwoRT, TAR. AND CANcHALAGuA will effect
speedy cure, hundreds commit this fatal
folly. Such delay is insanity.
Uy- BEHOLD THE TYRANr SLAIN !-Fever
and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fee
vers have long exerted tyranical influence
throughout the western country, but they
have at length been overcome by Smiths
Tonic Syrup or Vegetable Febrifuge. In
truth, skill has never devised, nor philan-
thropy commended, a more valuable RENE
dy for the trea tment of this class of disease
es.
Beware of all spurious Tonics got up in
imitation of this, and recoilect that Smiths
Tonic Syrup is the ONLY genuine. For
sale by
JOHN PUMROY, Ottumma.
J. BEACH, Agency City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
VILE CURE wITTscUT rAxE !!
GGoD TESTIMONY.

Tue LousFIIe COURIER thus Speaks OF BnFs SarsaparIa
We have been shown, by Mr. John Bull, proprietor Of
that worrenowned preparation Bulls Fluid Extract of
sarsapsra, original, genuine, and beautiful letter.
addressed 10 him BY the accomplished lady of Of the
most eminent old physicians in the West giving etacd
account OF one OF the most astonishing record per
formed alone by the of s. Bulls Sarsaparilln."
This most excellent and charming lady had long suffered
fran prolapsus utsr uor abs piles and chronic Diseases
81 the stomach and digestive orGans and derangemen of
the whole system, attended with distressing er,p
ton sick headache, and violent attacks Of crsnp After
exhaustng all OF her husbands skill, and applying many
celebrated medical gentlemen, both at home and abroad
and ase using great quantities of "Townsend's Sarsapa-
rs" without the slightest relief she induced
"John Bulls Sarsapara." And what the hsppy
RESULT Aer the of few bottles perfect
iernl eurethe lady restored perfect health
usual Gov Of spirits.
Such letters tina speak Of afford Mr. Bull
real qualification than could the possession of
less wealth And whsther he secumnfaes wealth not
by the sale Of his truly valuable Medicine being its author
Ii glory and honor enough and he say the world
without fear OF contradiction have my poverty
evsd human SUFFERING than did Stephen Grsrd
John Jacob Aston with their miiiionr.r
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
DIES MONIES VALLEY
n II II Err Y
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
kEOKUK, IOWA.

FORGE B. WILLIAMS Offers for
IN sale, this Fall and the coming Spring,
q general and extensive stock of FRUIT and
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, Roses, EVER
GREENS, &c, of various sizes, suitable for
Orchard, Garden, and Ornamental planting
TO which he respectfully solicits the attea-
ton of the public. The following are the
principal articles grown:
$4,000 Apple Trees-the stock at pres
ent embracing nearly all the popular varie-
ties, and can be furnished of any size, in
any quantity, and at low rates.
10000 Pear Trees-yigorous and well
grown, of the latest and best kinds, Dwarf
Pears, or Ounce stocks, suitable for pyra-
midal trees.
10000 Peach Trees-of the largest and
most productive kinds.
Loco Plum Trees-of extra sizes, and
of the best varieties.
500 Cherries-5OO Ounces, Apricots,
Nectarines, Almonds, sc.
Small Fruits-Red, white and black Cur
rants; English and Ohio Gooseberries,
Monthly, Virginia and Red Antwerp Rasp-
berries; Hoyey's Seeding and Pine Straw
berries; Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots,
HAS, IHioA, lulipS, LILIES, &c, uid pc
Vines, a large quantity, l and 2 years old.
Evergreens- of Balsam Firs,
Spruce Firs, Pines, Arbor Vitaes, Red Co
dars, Savin, Hemlocks, SC, with very
large assortment of Shrubs, Roses, Shade
Trees, &c
10000 Fine Black Locust Trees-for
sale low by the quantity.
loo, 900 Usage Orange Plants--for He'd
ges, which will set out and bring to per-
lection, as fence, for those who wish it.
And for those in the city who wish it,
will set out any kind of trees, and insure
| their growth.
N. B.--The DIES MONIES VALLEY Nurse
ny is is situated near the corner Of Fulton
and Fourteenth streets, midway between
the Plank Road and the River. Amy or
ders left with Messrs Cleghorn and Harri-
son, or Chittenden & McGavic, promptly
attended to.
All letters on business, to be addressed to
the Proprietor, which will be attended to
on receipt.
Catalogues, with prices, sent free, to all
who apply. Packages delivered in the CT
ty or on boats, without any charge.
GEORGE b. WILLIAMS,
keokuk, Sept, %, 1851. Proprietor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

FEsHERE viii be an auction sale, at the
4 residence of Mary Hale, "a miles
North from Ottumwa, on Saturday the 4tll
day of October next. commencing at 10 o.
clock A. Nj, of the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, HOGS, 2 mule
colts, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Stove, Hay and Oats, together with
a number OF farming utensils too tedious
TO mention.
Also, will offer a splendid Farm consis-
ting OF 2l05 acres, 70 of which is in cult
yaton, 10 in timber and the remainder in
Prairie. Also, Lots No. 50 and l55 in the
town of Ottumwa. MARY HALE
TERMS:--On all sums of % and over,
six months credit; and all sums under g.
cash in hand. Any person purchasing said
rm and lots will be required to pay one
third cash in hand, and the remainder in
months. ID. T. GAYLORD, Auctioneer.
September 9th, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
DRUGS. medicines AND BOOKS

ANING purchased, OF A. Il. Galinger,
Ii the entire stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Books, &c recently belonging to the late
firm of Galinger & Snodgrass, | am prepa-
red and determined to sell anything in my
line on as reasonable terms, as they can be
purchased in the Des Moines Valley.
The Physicians of this and the adjoining
counties are particularly invited to call and
examine my stock, as am determined to
sell on such terms as win make it greatly
to their interest to buy of me. As have
secured the services of an experienced drug
gist, am prepared to fill orders from Ply
sicians, or prescriptions, at the shortest no,
tice, and in manner that cannot fail to
give satisfaction.
/ viii keep on hand a well selected stock
of Drugs and Medicines. The old custo-
mers of Messrs. Galinger s. SnodgraSs, are
invited to trade with me. hope by strict
attention to business, and giving good bar.
gains. TO not only retain them, but to Sc.
cure host of new ones.
Orders or calls promptly attended to al
all hours of the day or night. Orders o.
Physicians from distance put up with
great care. Stand at the Store Room re-
Gently occupied by Galinger Snodgrass.
JOHN PUMROY.
0ttumwa, Aug. LIST, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

Sac SLICK AND JOHN BuLL.--Sam
Slick says writing from England, "Arter
81 they haini goi no lRdgin corn here;
they can't raise il nor puDkin pies nor
guinness nor peanuts nor silk-worms nor
no,hin' Then as 10 their farmins'--
Lord! only look at five grea, elei hanl-
tookin' beasts in one plough. with one
great lummokin fellow TO hold The han
die, aud another 10 carry the whip, and
y boy 10 lead, shose boots has more iron
en- EN- than the horses hUfs have, all
srswhn as if they was agoin' 10 funer
al. What sor, OF way is that TO dc
work? ], makes me mad 10 look al 'em.
II there is any air,hly clumsy fashion OF
1oin' thing, that's the way they are
always cure TO gin here. They are o
hrnIghted, obstinate bull-headed people
The English, that's fact, and always
was"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
LATEST IEVs--BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Mo. Republican.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Al RIGA
New YoRK. Sept. %,

NEW IORK, Sept. -.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool,
arrived at 9 A. M. She brings dates TO
the noon of the 18th inst, and la pas
aengers.
Flour is in better demand, but prices
show no material change. Baltimore
and Philadelphia lss Cd, and Orleans
it's a los. Grain--Indian Corn is
neglected and prices are lower. White
brings % 2Ss, yellow "a 26s Cd,
and mixed 25 eos Cd.
Wheat is in slow demand at prices
nominally lower than before. Sales of
beef are limited and the stock reduced.
Some old pork has been taken for ex-
port, but other sales are small. Bacon
is as last reported. Hams and shoulders
are neglected. Lard is firm, but trans
actions are limited. Cheese and tallow
are in better demand.
The state of trade in Manchester con
iinues fair. There 10 good business
doing particularly in ginghams, the same
sort of goods being abundant---prices
are lower.
The money market easy. English
funds are slightly deprecated; Consols
closed Friday at 90 96a for money,
and / higher for accounts. Foreign
stocks dull. Railway shares are further
depressed.
A violent gale had prevailed on the
English coast previous to the 18th
The Spanish brig Ceramics 4 had been
wrecked off Margaie; the Rotterdam
steamer, Apollo, met similar fate on
the British shore.
In the county of Antrim, Ireland, a
few days since, while an amateur lectu-
REF on biology was holding forth to about
500 people, in the loft of a mill, The
tsoor gave way and precipi.a.ed the
whole audience 10 the ground. killing
four persons and wounding several. who
are not expected TO live.
There has been good deal of feeling
excited by the PRONUNCIATION of a decree,
compelling foreigners proposing to re-
eide in France. TO obtain immediate leave
10 DO so from The authorities. The de-
cree does not apply 10 travellers having
passports; il is aimed at political refn-
gees and agiiators.
A chsilenge has been sent to the new
ewner OF the zach, America by the
beacamen of North Yarmouth, who
propose TO fiji out one Of their clippers.
Two cargoes of pig iron have been
imported into Liverpool from China.
In several Of the provincial towns, the
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
PnOiSHX STOVE WORK
QUINCY. ILLINOIS.

FS7HE subscribers manufacturing at these
L works his Prairie State Cooking Stoves
of sizes, also the Irveing Air Tight 3 81
yes, Premium do sizes, Commercial Par
lor, do sizes, three. sizes of which have
open fronts with folding doors, Phoenix and
Clinton Box Stoves OF four sizes. In all
making the best assortment of stoves for
dealers or merchants who may wish to pur-
chase, trimmed or without trimmings for
retailing, to be found anywhere. These
stoves are sold by Comstock & Co, OF
Quincy, at my Foundry price, and by Com
stock & Brothers, of heokuk, for the same
price save the addition OF freight.
June 8, lS5l.y A. COMST0Ch,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
RHEUMATIsM cuREDI

Let all who suffering under the agoung Of
rheumatism read the following and what may be done
tor them, II they win use the intahie remedy:
Csrosrows. Ky, May Il, 1sis
Ma. JoHS ETH: Dear Sr,-For the last three years.
have besn afflicted with rheumatism Of the severest char
scter at times in the greatest agony of pain tried
remedy could procure for the disease but found
permanent relief until induced to your prrpara
ton of sarsapara, which has entirely cured Of Kheu
matism, and greatly improved my general health
than any medicine used have been free from pain
for several months and have doubt the permar
nent and recommend 1t the best medicine in
rheumatism. ISHAM BRIDGES.
is useless TO produce further testimony in favor of this
great remedy 1t has only be tried and proved,
vince the public Of It's superior efficacy
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
Proceedings Of the Offumw wa
Lodge, No. D, II. o. o. r..

O161s AvVs - Ne We Os -
Whereas by the act of Divine Provi
dence Brother NATHAN JAMES has beer
cut down amongst US by the hand o.
Death. Therefore
BE it Resolued: That though the de.
ceased was stranger to US we lament
bis loss as our brother, and deeply regret
the loss to our benevolent fraternity oil
the aid of co-worker id our efforts 10
amelioraie the condition of the great fam.
lily of man.
Resolred: That we tender to the
Mother and Sisters of the deceased our
condolence;-and assure them we mourn
for their loss of a Son and Broiher;-
for our loss of brother of our beloved
order, and the loss to the community OF
man, of useful member.
ResoiUed: That the Secretary address
letter of coincidence together with a
copy of these resolutions TO the friends
ofthe deceased, and also a copy to Lodge
No. 81, at Doylestown, Pa, and En-
campmen. No. 80, a. the same place of
which he was a member.
u. BIGGS. !
BERTRAND JONES. Com.
JAMES HAWLEY.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
A Fine Farm for Sale at a
GREAT BHRG.4{y!

" HE undersigned wishing to leave this
L part of the country is induced to sell
his farm at very reduced price.
1t lies about 53 miles from Ottumwa, on
the road leading to Blakesburg. and con-
sists of 1863 and acres; 20 of which is un-
der good fence; there is on the place good
hewed log house, good stable with crib
and Wagon shed attached, good well of
water, aud timber in abundance to supply
the place.
TERMs:--Six hundred dollars, CASH IN
HAND. Call on the undersigned at ottum-
wa for further particulars.
JAMES A. PARKER.
September 9th, 1881.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
y The Post Master AT Muscati

~ The Post Master at Muscatine
has reported TO the u. s. District Auor-
ney, the names Of persons who have at,
tempted 10 defraud the Post Office De.
par,ment by using Stamps second time
in prepay ment of postage. Prepare
,ions are being made 10 bring the offend
srs 10 justice. The p. M. frs. called
On the offending parties and remonstrat-
ed with them. On a repetition Of the
offence he reported their names as above
stated. - Bur. HasD. Eye.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

The Pennington Bridge under the
superintendent of Mr.. Whilall is rapid
ly progressing. and will be completed
before the setting in of winter we under
stand. Two bridges across the Des
Moines TAT Keosauqua and Pennington
during the present season, furnish
gratifying evidence Of the public spirl
and enterprise of the citizens of Des
Moines Valley, as well as of the rapid
progress Of the county, ailey Uhig
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

ADMITTED TO BAM.-At an examina-
ten hsd before the Mayor OF Muscatine
on Monday last, Thos. w. Moore. char.
ged with shooting Mr.. Lower, of thai
place. with intent TO kill. was admitted
10 bail in tie sum of $4,000 for his ap.
searance at the next term of the Dis.
.rict Cour.--the physicians tes,ifying
tina, l.. was out of danger from the eff.
feet Of the wound.--Ielegraph. -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

YANKEE lHoUIsITlvNEss.-In Boston,
last week, man was fined 90 for drum
ksness, and one dollar for not telling his
name. After sentence had been passed
he vas asked if he could pay, to which
he replied that he guessed bis friends up
the country would send down potatoes
and appls-saues enough 10 fetch thai
sum.