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in time to arrive at social ss;e IN which even Tsmnany
Hsn and other similar institutions vii Be head
Of loud aprlsuse And this time il, perhap- n' -
remote most perso1s suppose MY the trys.ai
Palace and II Exhibition acrl striking evidence thai We
are pretty vel advanced the road towari Il There
s' another for gratuafiOns this OCCASION ana
that tia. the architects who designed and the en-ner
who ecued this beautiful structure American By
abortion only and ~; by birth Genius 8. cos1p Titan.
end the United states T. blilt up Of every race aai nal
And there som=;ng beautifully symbol in tie fat
that i admirable Palace Of Industry where the podacts
nen sent from tire Old World build up thg NeT. b.
vi ch IN arn the OH i destined b De rs)atOlze1 All
transformed And 20. gentlemen. allow me % c1lcili-
..esu Isesssr1 ard ,r.sau-Tbs Of sfs-. Drnr
Msv they - oonqler ~ sal 20 conquer.
4ir. Dana TeIn-TAs were yer. tpsu.ly rtst-.e4 ~
the company who and expressed Their agProbLoa -
Cheering at their conclusion
I'D The y Old = drosry vnsts l,fuaie
Agrea;,-EgeT h9nc..d aHi ua5s Az All tai bs'o-i
C5neyoe-T1e goddess Of eivs.si1a vhs, car novel By
Mr J1-eIb McKeen spoke a. some Ieasth IN hl7l9r
Gus and forcibe manner AMI frequently and Loudly
alplauded With reference to the apparent neglect Of the
working interest at the opening Of the Crystal Palace ne
said that the moral suason Of the sk o. mechanics re
manf Notwithstanding their overlooking g. and il l. Mt
20 be suppressed expressed bis surprise that there ex
ii. 20 much gerus and power In midst toprJduee
building in the length Of time in which i was d,ae ZAP
Ilause.
music and greeted with cheers and applause
l n. 's siS III; 4 S Of isc I.s al yso.'-A nss
exhibition for 2 New WoFlL
II The i 7Iei e Cyffb PI4-rlt ''anis Al ef
j. Tie zse n lstral By .be I.2a Trek r riys,
B5dnr and be Iron Ship Cradle and the IOa Conn The
Aloha and Omen
10 Irer7n IssEver ;he field % Kbit ne products Of
American Industry Nay is future prospects b. a. brilliant as Is
past history
every be the sphere Of her goodness IS oa limited to
her power act.
Volunteer toass and responses next in order and
thus the company entertained until about mdnght
when they separated much grafed with events Of the
evening
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bring Hound BY experience that there = ci'en -,
the difference o; coed YOKE ~ steers IN way
ssne burden. TIE Chicago wagons are ne o :
ro3h have as leass FIVE joke Of steers and OF
each wagon, usiec -four yoke n une, AMI WV.
mot start ~ith steer abou, which fs't any iears.
voxd have my wagon clothes 20 axeI al ne e1us a.
tides that rain sUld Dot beat H. AM - ma 80
could be easily draw. up 10 admit The ar "onNl 20
ny yokes hred with lead or zinc 20 xe' rom saIus
would get go shoe nss (af tae SIC oil ao'se
,hoe uais and few iron shoes wOgli Ne -vlSt mar
ness eaher for shoeing he lighter cattle w.uh nave
,re wagon body made very tgh, 10 ferry in 0ae Elm
rlest thing in the worldly Otherwise there = great mpo
sit;on 1 would get Walkers Guide 10 Oregon
| would put up with my provisions severai hams
~ bacon. aud several of venho,, % serve n
ease sf sickness. | would go my family physt
dan to pu, up my medicine and Il mad sou inlay
ubo wss physc'sn, would bring him along II could;
| would lsy IN good stock Of patience and oerseyer
apce | would CON nit my eli and family "a God, WIKI
PRAYER and fasting set out by the l3th OF APr pos
sibe DO; LATER than the 10Th travel regularly consult
rg the capacities OF my cattle and then resting every
sabbath | would make the journey would endeavor
10 Re as near ahead pos.hls NJ 70 ger the best
erase to svC1 ds,t and epidemic dseasee and Sori
ry 10 get the Cascade Mountains oy die 10 OF sep
TENDER and would the mountain by the Dalles
There il more expense more usnble, more danger "a
persons and stock moe delay and more vexstion from
the Dees this place than IN all tie rest OF the Jour-
ney Marx hG; rsR
:" would bring AZ least two pounds OF gum Arabic
,p.lverizedj with which 10 clear coffee; II Il an excel
lent preventative used in tbs way, AGAINST bowel com
plant Very Aiiecuonst' y Yours,
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What they think in Iowa.
Ipopde.ce 81 Th- Trbuns
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co, lows, !
Tuesday, March D., 1883.

hss~iresr toF~rIchor~'r" Luz ih'u"
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co, Iowa
Tuesday, March p, 1883
Horace GREELEY, Esq.-Dear Sir: In
closed please fnd $40 and obhge by forwarding 40
copies of The " Weekly Tribune TO Mr.. Lawson Dan.
iels of this place We do not pretend that Cedar
Rapids sends you the largest number of subscribers in
proportion 10 its population, but will only intimate that
we have doubled last year. subscription Now as we
are all sood Wings, ths is aoing rather well consider
Ing that you insnuste thai the party is deunct But
those Of NJ who have taken The Tribune for three
four years csuno. do without il now, that IA. wish
TO keepup win the times for, Reospaper Il u in our
opinion uneqused let those say what they like, who
talk Of its "kms.' We who live on the confines OF the
Pouu alton and improvements of vast country
a. Al xiou. a. any know what going in the busy
world Weekly The TribHEe carries us into the noisy
hum of the great Commercial Metropolis talks eloquent
" about Politics, Lectures earneiiy upon Scen-
tifc suiects Grams heads with Statistics empes at
cur fee: European and California mails thrusts Bayard
fayloT's Let ers into hands, gossps ABOUT
the events of the week, descents upon the prices OF
Stocks Produce Provisions &c, entertains rs with in
teresg narratives occasionally taking US on pleasure
excursion up the Hudson, down the St Lawrence to
Mag 70 Saratoga, TO Newport or perchance down
the be-, he Ericsson has word TO say 70 every
body the President down 70 beZgar boy, and talks
A. openly csndi lily and Independently tn the former
10 the hitter and does al ,hs for 81 We are einenhy
satisfied with bargain, and If anybody knows where
We can get more for the same amount let him pSs his
psme along aud we will raise hun premium
While you are talking 10 the thousands In New iork
who can scarcely enough TO hold body and soul TO
rether Just say that Linn County, Iowa. one OF tae
most fertile AMI beautiful spots in the Uion-thst Cedar
Rapids has 500 il habitants, with Touring mills saw
nils wooden factories, and various other machinery
that al the head of Steamboat Navigation on the
Cedar Riyer-thst two projected railroads are to pass
through t-that within FIVE miles OF are thousands OF
acres of the best of land be had at Congress prices
that common laborers get 81 per dayand that II they
can escape from the pestilentia cellars and alleys OF
Gotham" and out here they can receive homes
Of their own honest children, become true sons OF
the Republic and enjoy weekly feast in the perusa OF
TIE Nelr York Tribune. Very truly, yours,
B. ID. CARPENrER.
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49,, :, 49,.
"hh'ri r FrJo', 20 se Deputy POSTMASTER a Vicss-
tars ~ the C0S' % mArn' state Of AississiPrs, 10
iLs t'ae' " S"dn ooS'ey
lose ' 1917 20 g. D'i'u'y POSTMASTER :. New.
roih Cn!, - sa'e q NC" i"k IA place u "sssn
" -, =; - $3.50 ~ =, ~. ,...,,
;. '" ufe!, - o. ny !" tostmasfcr az cleveland,
Ohio, 10 place o. pAe'ei IA keiL
b8nlti "su'us " " ! " ioSstnasecr ~ Lyuls,
NY in place Of William ole.
wi ham l.. Tucker Ia Ne Z putty Postmaster q, PA
myrs v Y, 10 place OF Thorn'' Mode.
John Miller 70 he DcpE'y otnsster a, Phlaslelphla
in the County of PHI epha State OF Pcnnsy vaaa
in plsce OF William Whto
{. r. Dixon u b. Deputy Postmaster a. JackAos, m
the County OF Hinder State OF Mississippi 10 the plsc,
oil q NJ lhs,er
William Harrison Sieourusy 10 b. Deputy Pss,ms.
ter AZ Wa,.rfowp. " y IN The pisce Of p : johnson
Wibe Dortch O. h. D. ,ity Postmaster 1t Clarses
vile 10 the County of Mon,so. ety. State of renressee
in the place OF james & FIshNl
A p Noderyille to Re DeG,s 'ostmsster n ColQu
bis Penrsylvs is in the place a. ford g. Claiborne
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Farming in Cal!foruis.


SAN Francisco. Monday, Feb p, 1865
IL is an established fact, believe, that Cal
Aorns IsnAs high as field for agricultural 90 cratons
In theic full development those resources will evenu
silly be her glory and her bosst From the character
Of TIE wsser Astounding IN many of her most .erti
districts inclined to the opinion that the exceed
ing fertility and Iufulness OF her soil Is owing 10 the
sslUbrity and genial Temperature the rains aud aews
and certain eli 1t portion OF sulphur in the soil or
suiphuric gas which perreaes il. Ia all the highly
favored districts with whose characteristics have be-
come familiar, sslphursied hydrogen sbonnjs. That
this element is valuable is uuques,ionable-rny own
limited opportunities in practical Agricultural che nisry
satisfying ne fully thai point Be il not, let
NE furnish you with direct statement by two Of "a,
Caliiorns farmers, whose operations on the large
scale.
JoHs NJ. HoRsKs-Crop Of lo52, anaer-
estimated;
Potaaoes-560 acres. average 250 bushels per acre
the largest yield 400 bushels per Prices have
ranged from to 10 cents per 10 Say average 10, less
thsn 81 per bushei. cargo prics.
VAsaf-5O acres: yield loo bushels. Soved late
one-;hrd crop only. Average 81 per bashel At !sast
/, has ruled high As 10 to ls cents per H. (Calornia
Wheat is good ensush to be the best in the wodd)
BGrlcy-50 bashess per acre $50 acres. Average
say u cents per ID.
Oa;s-2S bushels per acre, 40 acres. Say oeu:s
per 10. Lees thsn half crop.
Cs5Ssxss-3 20 marketable head TO the acre; 40
aeres Average price net lees than ~ eens per head
possibly more, ii very fair
0rsoNs-4oooOlSs per acre; acres. Average price
per ID. say cents, now - 70 20 cen.s.
fn~PkiEs-20 pins per acre; 3 acres. say - )
ceaS PEI H.
Bsets C7Tots 7oraa;o,s Gsd o;3s Gcriea ytss,s5les
About 10 acres. Prices eueu2Iins from 20 GEMS
perh.
L. l.. BEARp Wheat, Oats, Barley, abcu, go
acres, Nov. l. Marketed or ready 70. shipInc. -.
GOO bushels Average, 50 bushels to the are Keo;
on hand unshreshsd for feeding enoush for wofsr sup
ply for horses and cattle.
fots'oes- Over 600 bushels - acres poor seed,
yielded only 100 bvshes the sc-e loo acres averaged
over $50 bushels 10 the acre.
ORioEs--sSo coo lbs gathered from "a OF land
CetteSts-NSrke,ed and growing, ~ oco heads.
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pVroses ~ house for hrce fcrr years daring WIZ
tine any ordinary ran coNt brsi comfort. osi r. nc
house .ol kiuseh have been obliged 10 90 10 tne '
lensf 81 $40 70 get hinges AMI have the "lHoSs 80
confs hung. hnd ab0u' Sur OF ground Gle &c b
su' u : grown up with tina, " II cost an'-
sis &c have Il reclaimed In my last wrse u "" o'
Mr. JCbps0n Joining the Association al-o M u"'.
A. there only four scrcs OF grOand cleared, N1 o
uHber entities Us 70 twenty two are aaylns the
cleared, hoping yoa VII. icrwsid the means a. So3h .
possible 70 pay Tor II. am going 70 wrte 10 sIcAS
rulnbsr 81 my friends whom I Snow viii come ou,
They wil apply 70 you for lani. therefore hope Ylu
vii. bestr yCuTseEts "a rare and send slons -
osL,rue the good WORK These lands are very precioa
snd could be cold NJ sny time ~ good price were sy
not tEker. up by New.iork Then delay not nloment
in getting persoEs "a occupy them an satisfied 'lst
could not have betceTsd myself Il had searched the
world Az regards the clnste i, hes been delight.
ipl since hsve been here In the middle OF the dsy u
i very hCt IN the sum but cool in nc shade have not
felt o. that op ressiye heat that ussd 70 feel IN A
nca You can work from i've o'clock TIL ten - the
morning ard from thr emil six in the evening. thod
any one working under cover work all day Il -
choose A. for the nights, have septunder blanket
every night since have been here. told that tlls
Is the Eo;tsst part OF the season
The - Psns is beautiful stream before our land ;
it 40 feet deep anywhere, and told by obi settlers
that there 10 feet water anywhere in the chsnnei
therefore there will be no difficulty IN bring past any
kind a vessel up 70 New. York.
will conclude this by again urging you 10 hestr your
selves Go to the Legislature again, tell them to let y
net be said that all the other ates are founding Coo
mics here and she doing nothing Here Is chance Tor
her now 10 build W one OF the finest settlements ia the
Republic. Only sppr'priste few thousand dollars ana
will return il 10 her en'od IN the way Of commerce.
Two vessels arrived here last week with about OO e
grants in them. They ine-lOOking fellows, and
think will give good account OF themselves. Taey
have gone hve miles above settlement Please give
my respects to all inqurng friends. Tell them that
err well and in land OF Liberty, Equality and Fra
ttrnity and the they get here the better
Your ohedent servant, J. VI MI haNO'""'
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BsS'. Psapara-, Cards, 7Sn4aos,, ssio s<es-

Bs~,, Psapss., Ccyross, Tbn4sot,, Salo sree-
Has-C0 acres worth from 60 10 60 or more, per
tun)
ia, rnresse-lniends % double for 1919
These gentlemen are Of San Jose, pronounced San
Hosay) some thirty odd miles benee with me best
kei IN the world under their very thurnbs Ter trans
sctiens are heavier you perceive, Liam come Of yO1
banks
SGA Jost A.ss.0H-Orchard and Vineyard, 4 asres,
$50 full grown Pear trees Yield from one tree 100,
another, so lbs The money raIue Of Tie Lat; s4)o
for one year remember. Some Fix Ounce, Apple,
Apricot and Olive trees Gross receipt f,r le5l,
$1,000
The Potatoes grown in he San Jose Valley Of fa'
perior size and favor Those weighing TO Io' beng
&c choice smaller. As many 70 person, have
freely psrtsken as much they desired from 't Po-
tAtse.
Messrs Beard and Horner intend planting ~ acres
in Potatoes for ls53
In tie vahes Of San Jose and Santa Clara within the
Circumference of few miles, not less tran l5.OoO
acres, VIII be planted in potatoes which at loT estr
mate Of six tuns per acre will give $1,000 tans or near
ly n per diem for 300 COO persons during ors yeaI
They be delivered in San Francisco, at say, not to
exceed cent. per u and il is not problbls they
will range as low as &c, perhaps lees than2e1c
per n.
GRAPEs-From San Diego, Los Angeles, and other
Localities in the southern portion Of the State We re-
ceive Grapes almost by the cargo Luscious delicious
such you partake Of in California 10 properly
estimate They pay the producers ssy sGlOc per ID.
Are retailed here right sud left at % cents Por D.
and the amount daily devoured at that price, during
the season is truly Astonishing.
PEACHES. APPLES, PEARS Che latter ex4ui'itey IA
vored retail d 50 cents and very few spoil
at that.
Come on Pomologsts, Horticulturists. Florists and
Agrcuturists bring email and large capitals, sobfey,
industry and frugalfy and no country which can hVor
your sbors ike this will besinto pay you as well The
road to fortune IL sure.
Agricultural Iaborers receive from ESQ to slo1 per
month and found-good intelligent hands wanted night
and left More hereafter From your obedient
GEO. NJ. p.
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e In the proceedings of the Miami Msdica

e In the proceedings of the Miami Medics'
vile HsmiIton CCuLty Ohio end tie foswins sssss
OF the late Dr. xABdss Duncan Dr. Duncan yo tsnss
Of PenpsylvsLa Whes ne studied medicine. ~ sng<
west and tiled IN Nadsosye IA 1915 where ne ervSssS
fsedulousy 10 the practice Of hi -s<Ssl ~ ~
be acquired eddy high reputation In N. yi
Of tie party 20 which be mad attached ssslf - 80
IN his political course he bad deyotrg coos dsIse< ~
ton Of bis time the study Of law. ana GA ne
Courts Of Ohio On the 25fs Of DE- .eor, !sH So.
ted 70 practice in the District CsG4s of ue Nnites
Os the 81 Of March 1887, the dsree OF hSneg 80 y
WIS conferred on bin by the Trustees ssd Law rsyy
CinciDDsti College On the 1th ofFebro1y - 49,
admitted to practice in the Suprr'1s CIT OF - -
him the honorary drpree Of Doesor Of bed efne ne
elected member Of Congress IN iss' feeectea ~ ''
again in Jcix-
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Temperance in Tompkins Csssfy.
a LII

GRoTos Tompkins Co., N. Y, April d, ies3
Yesterday was our annual soxn meeting
The only question WIS, License or No License.
The result wss, all Of the No License ticket was
elected, by msjcrities ranging from 20 70 100
Let US vote directly on prOhibtSry law, and w
will more than double that 80. l.
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ExcrrEMKsr AT AUsrE. TxxAs,-M tse
.cDx term ofthe District Cout s Tnds Coauty, fsfrs
Al Anstn eommencng the 7th INST, rke Grenf ysg
turned about hundred bills mostly for nosss
of the laws prohibiting Esrabl.Ds. and taereby, nhZ
mar. crested considerable s=csftn. me sdfs cssH,s
saws: The 6ndrg Of many bills 'eted eonsasn4ss
e1citernenf the eOuImunisy Tor sg days, ems -,
feyerof the mOrnent hsndbin D.ued call ps -
ins fe,zsos, for the purpose. ss 4 qnders,ood
noapcins the Grand Jury nd p-,b- tbs Curt sc
tict AttOrpey bat the ssh~r thought or 49,.
thing else, Induced the crgnstHs 4 the goysnes,
abandon their purpose for 40 s.'fins was held hs'
have heard eff
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AtT-l OAK SETTLEMENT, LIBERIA, Jan. 10, 1853
u Ner I5Tk aEd Liberia EalsrQiisn
u

II meAsr IJTk aEd Liberia Ealsraiisa
- AID 4grfclfvrcf iJoriG'i1a.
GENrLEaES-Th.si is the second letter have
witch 70 you sace have been II Liberia, bu, the irst
ore -lice have been u our settlement
L-Fe been here four eek, ami you mat
an delighted with the pl,ce- have opened Little
trading e~ati,l nenf which makes ]; very lively, there
oeHg hone Of the eigrsns Up here pen they were s
wisIilte 70 stsy q MOnroria unul hey had gone
through tie fever
SIee | have BEEN here have bought $40 worth OF
can 0os $40 worth Ol rec ivor ana last week
Isoc AZ AonTyvls IS cbckens - eg-s. CQd bullock.
I'll have bullock hand - you here Is some
;hlhg heIo oesioes roots
u tIs-s lay uas annexed wiki the f.ver Bat
- ar Lave had i vary ighf, hHylEr - lGy oy WIN
II IL iacN Zee! - we. 70 day ever did IN America
seveTsl @ cur eEnrsRts hive had the fever bur none
seriously.
Let ny obs-lster does 20, reach you before thk,
VII here stTe yOu a statement Of Low md things
when arrived here found a frame hOuse finished;
also iornd iCur mud houses. Tney are no, expcty
nrf. They ere shst they call tka.cLsd hOzses. TGey
have b0tEd dOOr and board gsble-ends They are
covered with bamboo, or what IN Am..rics NOuld De
called hrunohef II trees They perfectly tzht
Ihe tdes &. Tie houses are mud They s-sssr al TIE
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Ixn1.s FozAY-Ths A. tia Oexas) Sss
GG->l,e eaTne fIorn the exp Ter rom ron .tixs
that On the Dizbt Of the l5th, lndahs s,o's 80
horses from that yoss. -Four 1ors-s ese Poo - :,
Indis1s and fetuID.d 10 The se otss,s h-'e IS
een neGa ~, xsL..s v~er. seen az Fort gs,k
nep their way ,ossaEd rofhA1 10" Wv
yloIziy.
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POsfndsters

papie; steyeEs Elmirs, N; Y.
IeWi, p Close Saratoga Springs, N. \.
CLsri.s T Gray, Newark, y. j
Ss,nnsl NJ Chambers, Jersey City, M
William A Benjamin, Trenton, \. J.
Rotert L. Glow, Princeton, ~ J.
William ID Gum. Paterson, " }.
John l. Hunt Toledo, OHIO
William Morrison, Ne~a-k, oai0'
Jsues Kelley, C0vington, ny.
William :. Pickett, Msysyhle, ny
joseph Mccormick, Baton Rouge, La
Ceorse Paul Iowa City, lows . .
STbeonitIusI Toulmin, 10 be Deputy Postmaster a.
Mobile Alabama in place Of Ohyer : Beers removed
William Friend to BE- Deputy ro,n "a T- a. re-
samuel Hunt 70 be Deputy Postmaster al JacAsoh'
vie In the County Of Morgan, State oil Illinois, ~ place
of f. T. Miller resigned , .
ro In. pek 70 be Deputy P6.tmaster az yinsenne.
County OF Knox and Stste OF Indiana, IN place Of Lewis
Strong to be Deputy Postmaster at James.
M ~ 0ounty Wisconsin, in place OF Samuel r.
Alden.
Tbon,s / Henley. TO be Deputy Pssusstsr at san
F,sncjsco California 10 place Of J. b Aoor resigned
TEENS Pierce O. b. Deputy POstolastsr AZ Naa.
chester Hillsborough County Ne" hAup'are, In place
of JaInss Hersey, removed
ThorasP Goo.ihue 10 BE- Deputy Postmaster AZ Low.
eli Hisdlesez County nasseehu'et IN place Of Alfred
I'm Bro,.s TO be Deputy Postmaster at Quincy ia
the Ccuuty of Adams STATE a Illinois, in place OF A.
JoLes resigned.
Peter Sweat. % be Depu'y ro7,ILster AZ Peors,
County Of Peoria, safe OF sino1, IN place Of John
King
I.sss r. Dillsr % be Deputy Postmaster Spr.ng.
field In rse County Of Sangsrion, State Of Ilaoi. ia
piaee OF Abuer L. Ellis
Jsrps. B. Allen 70 be Deputy Postunas,er NJ Es,,
Boston County OF Suffolk, Massachusetts, IN place Ok
George H. PluInmer.
John N Brown, 70 be Deputy Postmaster at SaRdusky
Obis. il place Of David Powers.
r zimmerman, TO be Deputy Pcs.master at Noun,
yerrOu Ohio, IN place OF Johr.oon Elliott
William II De Yoe, 20 be Deputy Postmaster AZ Kaia.
nszco Michigan. in place OF d. : WalDrdge
Robert II. Glass, 20 be Deputy Postmaster az Lynch.
burg in the County Of Campbell, Stats Of Virginia il.
place Of WIIliaIn N Biackf1ft.
George Bowers, to be Deputy Postmaster az Nasha
Hll-hofoush County, New Hampshire, N Place q
Aarou ?. Hughes. resigLed
DG,id 9Dsl TO be Deput, Postnaster At York in the
CouIty Of York STATE o! Pennsylgsnia- 70 all te 70
carey occsfioned by the -rarca Of Jon j. Coel
Augustus GAssaway,t5 BE- Deputy Postmaster q An.
bspols Maryland in place Of Edwin Boyle. wGose com.
pis,icp hss expired
RicaId Inward, 70 be Deputy Postns ster at Sairbez
IN The County Of ADAM stag % NssSsipp IN tie Place
q Anne y Griffin.
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OREGON.

Rev. j. L. Yantis, d. d., who went to Ore
gon la,t year, has written q letter to Major
James Dunn, of Boone Co, Missouri, which
has been published in The Democratic Rerie~,
Of Warsaw, Missouri. We give it below:
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The Dnunhin business.

We are told by one of the parties engaged
in this investe aon, that letter has been received
from Lady at New Orleans. who states that she u the
poreon to whom Belanger made his dying
in regard to the Dsuphin She Is wen known 10 w
Hawkes., having been member OF his church "nen ne
was settled In New Orleans She states that che hss
in her possesson trunk full of documents relating to
this question communications from the royal family
&c which sets the matter entirely at rest and proves
the Rev Mr. Williams to be the Dauphin, beyond
ca,i An agent has been sent TO NewOrleans, to OBJ
t,in possession of the documents These facts were
stated to us by gentleman who has been closely cou-
nected with this matter from the beginning and they
are facts. we hope the documents will be hurried up
as soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

contemporary Of so useful and indispensable
, pursuit as a scavenser. We never see one
at work in the streets withost feeling sn in.
voluntary respect for such an occupation.
Perhaps the rarity of such an apparition may
have something to do with our sensations. and
We would like 10 fud ont whether it is 30.
We tell Mr.. Arcuarius that his trenchant
ssimbo style will not answer. He. may say
that the dirt heaps belong to somebody else
But he is Street Inspector. To him the pub
lie look. To him we shall look. Aud we are
"a far believers in the doctrine Of compensa-
tino that we think not even the alcoholic de-
r;v.yi, N of City Democracy can much longer
MAKE n population act like drunken slaves
and live in the thickest circulating hlth' to
rlesss tie meanest set of political hacks
rbo ever ss,psed the generous confidence OF
A community