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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28
Lands and Railways ut the West.


The late government sales Of lands In the
Danville, Illinois. land district, afford a re.
markable lesson in the means Of promoting the
interest Of settlers. and through them of the
state and Of the Union. The United States
government was possessed ofcertain lands in
Illinois, which had been under proclamation
for sale. some thirty years. some twenty three
years, and some seventeen years. The price
was 81 rs per acre. and although it was of the
highest character, no one would touch it. the
government, as is known, donated this land.
for which it several yoars had no bid, TO the
Illinois Central Railroad, which is intersee'ed
by the Great Western Railroad in Danville
district.
The lands owned by the Governu. ent in that
District and offered for sale up to 1885, were
3 1885. .704 acres, Of which 2,244,6l5 acres re.
NAMED unsold up to 1850,
OF the LANDS offered in 1922, only one third
were sold at the end Of thirty years. aud Of
these offered in 1885 100000 were upsold in
1850. The federal government did not get q
cent, and the state Of Illinois was not benefit.
ted shilling by those wastes. A portion Of
these lands were very generously donated. by
the federal government TO the state, and the
state got company Of gentlemen 10 build sew.
en- hundred miles Of railroads through the
state for those lands. About $50 miles have
been built and means are provided Cor tho
whole. Under these circumstances, the gov.
ernment opened its land Office in the Danville
district in May last, and W. E. Russell. Esq
the receiver. reports. up TO Sept. 80. sales a.
follows:
Fol- cash .......Il4,99l $4,000 act amount
42Os s072 u
Warrants. .379, ,263 $4,000 act. amount
474,079 Al
Total acres. .494, ,254 75.l00 $6s2.i52 o.
Thus the government in four months sold
one fourth Of the quantity which had been up
on the market. an average of:twenty years ~. q
received more money for the lands than ia th,
twenty years previous in that district. Tn.
State of Illinois has received an accession
land holders, and 500, 900 acres additio. -,
her tax list. while next year those ...,.. v;
pour forth their abundant crops j.. n.vm.,, !,
goods and supplies. 1t will be remembe,e
that portion Of the land l,roupbt double ~
price that the government yaiu,v strovs -
thirty years to obtf-,n. The lands Of the ,.o,,
pany are still held in reserve, to be be n.f;,,.
not only by the railroad. but the ,,r,..ncs !
those numerous purchasers Of eoyerumer
lands.-N Z Econo~.i,t
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28
DAVID c. CLOUD HENRY o'coNNoR
CLOUD & O'CONNOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

MUSCATINE, IOWA.
ONE of the firm will reside at Iowa City du
" ring the coming mouths Of November, De
cember and January, SO that we will lie ena
bled to attend promptly to any business in the
Supreme Court which may be directed to us
fromdistant counties throughout the state. The
proper transcript, with brief from the attorney
in the case. containing Instructions, etc direc
ted to us at Iowa City will insure our immedl
ate attention to the case.
November 2, l65l-2m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

80 SS'sss"S"s VI . sos80 RVtS4OW " tS10 peVs
pie Of Australia, as VIC have before taken oc.
casion TO remark, is in favor Of speedy sep.
aration Of that country from Great Britain, and
its erection into an independent sovereignty
Every arrival from the eastern Ell Dorado
brings intelligence of the spread Of these ideas,
and but comparatively short time, in all
probability, will e,apse, before they will be
carried into practical effect. The government
seems determined 10 hasten this consumma-
tion to the extent Of Its ability. Pursuing the
same narrow minded policy which has ever
characterized the relations between England
and her colonies. it not only pays no respect
to the popular sentiment Of Australia, bat as
it would seem endeavors to thwart, in every
possible way the wishes Of the people Of that
country. The effect produced by this con
duet is what was of course TO be expected.
The latest advIces from Australia give ac-
counts Of meeting Of gold diggers at which
over 3,oOu OF that class were present. At this
meeting, resolution was adopted to the effect
that representations must accompany taxa
tion One Of the speakers upon this resolution
said:
"The inscription on the banner which waved
over his head, set forth the spirit Of the reso.
luton he had just read them. 1t was the mo-
tive under which the Americans fought for
and achieved Independence: Taxation With
out representation is robbery" (CLeers, and a
voice. we will have independence too.'")
eve 'ciH have independence, too" This
appeared to be the general feeling of the meet
ing; and this feelingl IS gathering fresh strength
every day. few years more, and where the
banner Of Britain now waves will foat the
flag of the Tasmanian Republic. We shall
welcome her cordially into the sisterhood Of
nations-Free Press.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

DRS. MORSMAN g. SANDERS
1TAVE associated themselves together in the
1Practice of Medicine and Surgery. They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue, opposite each other. y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

MAGELLAN, AND Irs INHAHrAsTs.--C Captain
Brown, formerly master of the whalcship Han.
nihal. in . letter II the Sailors Magazine,
gives the following description Of the s.raita
Of Magellan. and its inhabitants:
81 have frequently visited Terra del Fuego.
II is one of the most magnificent and wonder
full of th, great Creators works. The passageof
the Straits is very interesting not more from its
snow capped mountains than on account of its
natives. You will probably remember few
missionaries who perished short time since
at Picton Island, on its southern coast. This
happened but few months after was at the
same spot. They died from hardship. and
record that they had departed, although upon
barren rocks where perpetual winter reigns.
rejoicing that God was with them. The ma.
tives. l think, deserted and left them to per.
ish. But feel sure that In case the natives
showed them kindness. the result must have
there. The natives 60 nearly naked, live in
wretched huts, which are nothing but q few
branches Of great trees piled one sgainst IN.
other at the top, and not larger thau a acommon
hay cock. neither air. wind, or water tight,
holes all around, but large one for chin.
ney. They neser lie down to rest. but build
a fire in the center, and all squat around the
fire. Their eyes are always infamed, from
the effects Of the smoke. They generally live
i. their canoes (Which are made of the bark
Of the winteria, large tree which fourishes
there.) during the day. and at night haul up
and squat down to rest. They live almost
wholly on fish, seals, otters. and the fat or
blubber Of whale. or anything Of the kind they
can catch. ! think whiteman left among
them must perish. They seem only single
remove from the brute creation. Their clothing
which is no more than small piece Of otter
skin, only covers the weather shoulder which
they shift from one 20 the othr, when they 20
about. or, as sailor would say. ip stays. A..
TO their language yama schuna-yama schuna,
often repeated, is the most that can be gather
ed from them. We saw two canoes the other
day, one Of which had nine persons, five Of
whom were children, some very small, pad.
ding about in the straits, the thermometer al
thirty five degrees. They are. and are like to
be. lords Of all they survey"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

served, feaped upon raft that just 1t the crit
ical moment swept by; and the too hastily cx.
ultant Russian General was aroused to the
knowledge Of the trick that had been played
him, by shouts Of "5chamil!" from the mud.
wall of Achulko. in exulting reply to the wa.
wing Of q small green flag by the true Schan.
Il. as he swept down tbs swift Koisu in the
drawing sunlight, presently TO And himself
amidst hills and amongst friends. that would
render successful pursuit. il attempted. hope
less-impossible!-Achulko, surrendered at
discretion; the huts were burned; and General
Grabbe retraced his steps in very angry mood.
with daring attack upon his rear guard by
the ubiquitous and indefatigable schamil, at
the hea Of a large body Of horsemen, exaspe
rated TO fury. The Inman was beaten of with
difficulty; and the victorious generals march
was sulenly resumed, aud concluded with fur.
thcr molestAtion."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

ErIt is said that there are two Whig Gov.
eroors in the United States. We have forgot
ten the States. Will anybody relieve our
anxiety? Statesman.
Well, let's See ver--no. Ten-no. Ken
mo. Ono stree. Why where has our mem
ory gone tot What States are theyY Some
body please tell. Now We have one Of EN-
il is the State Of Distraction bordering ON tho
Future State. Nor W ester. =
Now you have 'sm. and now you don't
Statesman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

JAMES H. COVER. CHARLES W. COVER
s. Ns &NVNA& & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w fancy and staple dry goods, ladies and
gentlemen's dress goods, boots and shoes. rea.
dy.made clothing, hats and caps, hardware and
cutlery, queensware, leather, cotton yarn, car.
pet yarn, cotton batting, nails and glass, gro.
ceries, &c. dc, comprising almost every article
required for city and country trade, Will 10.
cate land warrants and enter land on time for
settlers, aad advance money on pledge of ap-
proved notes and real estate
Iowa city, October IL, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

A PRECEDENT IN THE LAW OF EvIpENcE-The
district court of Schafhausen, in Switzerland,
has lately furnished useful precedent in the
law Of evidence. A citizen of Schaff hausen
was accused Of having boxed the ears of an tn.
er citizen. There were no witnesses to the act,
for at the time Of the alleged offence the par
ties were alone in the coffee room Of hotel
But The landlord and the walters, who were in
a room near the scene Of action, swore that
they heard the blow. The defendant.cf course,
pleaded mot guilty." and that even if the Of.
fence had been committed, the witnesses could
not have heard the blow. In order to eluci
date this very nice point, the couN adjourned
to the scene Of the alleged offence. Several
members took the places of the witnesses IN
the case, two Of the judges were locked up in
the coffee room, and the ears Of one Of them
were duly boxed by the other. 1t was clearly
established that the blow could be heard in the
adjoining room, and that the plaintiffs wit
| nesses were correct in their statements. Sen.
tence accordingly Post.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28
r. B. GR0FF,

s, A. BISSELL,
nTTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
ALaw, Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
Nay, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28

IRisH FREEDoM. Mitchell has announc.
ed his intention to publish weekly newspa.
per. devoted to the cause Of Irish freedom
The first number is 10 BE- issued on the 3ist Of
December. and Mr.. Thomas F. Meagher il to
be one of its editors.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-28
Y. PENN. CLARE

L. B. PATTERSON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
ALaw, Iowa City, Iowa. will attend to all
sr,.;ness entrusted to him in the line ofhis pro-
S...;on. May, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-01

IaE SITE BAwK NoTEs ExPLAINED.-Among
l7 gang Of counterfeiterS recently arrested at
Co'ngton, KY, was found one who knew all
s'oliinlS affair, and for consideration revealed
SAs whole matter. He was one OF ScUsrdL who had
s'2,a one OF tie employees of Rawden, Wright
p Cos establishment to furnish them bills in
1nall amounts, from time 10 time, for cash in
Aaha. This employee was counted the most hon
81 aai upright man in the establishment, Ind
-al Been there eleven years, treated in all thirgs
gso'hhdentally, and was entirely above suspicion.
III some months back, Mr.. Jones, the Agent, had
SSss''sd change in his appearance, looking
L1ssS'd and fatigued, and suPpoSing it was i'll
4 5 occaslOned by SO much confinement, IN
-lgeU nm 10 90 East FOR lis health, where he
I = was when this development took place
isSteiday 1t was telegraphed to us that he had
yen arrested. As near as can he ascertainel,
sVCul hlieeR thousand dollars Of these spurious
.HS haoe been issued, but the inioTmer thinks
lat considerable OF it still remains in the coun-
isreiterS hands.
Aiemale connected with the gang, now conf
- q al Columbus, confirms this statement.
lie same gang had perfected their plans TO get
IpteSSionS from the plate of the State Banks, had
=. lhis affair exploded so prematurely. more
-haingy concocted, and sharper conducted
aud IS not recorded in the criminal history OF
-e United States. In short time they would
ave Produced a crisis in the monetary affairs OF
< Saskatchewan PLainkeGIer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-01

IT, CryTEAL ONO RAILRoAD;:-The elecuon
n;,.ctors took place at GAINESVILLE on Tuesday
ID D"T III. Courier, published during the progress
Isl 81, Lection, gives its undOubted opinion that
o. ~ Glowing ticket will be elected by very de-
'I Iasn Sullivan, George James, Stephen R. Hos
'O" To,sDb Thomas, James L. Cox, and John
msi ,' NJ ,,uskingumj D. w. Deshler and Sam
fs,'I p,nsb Of Franklin; George B. Wright Of
.s, NO.. Nehemiah Wright and John Welsh Of
t Lat John Hall and Moses sarchet' OF Guern
''I ". anticipate no change in the policy of the
~, fnsabove gentlemen are to compose the
tory "a, sufficient number Of the fr ends Ofthe
D.,- ,,cy being elected to influence its actonj
o- t ~ among the new names we notice that OF
=, NE. S,,csrr, forrerIy Superintendent of the
N, -. Road for tie State of Ohio, and taen-
.'I' rEer,I. thorough-rong man, from whose in
80 49,, re might expect the adoption of wiser
'.-f.v On the pert Of the Directory, and the IN
-, ortbose liberal views always necessary
" .r,oc. the interest of the stockholders OF
ann, ny, and to render an enterPr Sc favorable in
~. >, 5 of the public at large, from which 1t IS
civ ,oJrriye its sources OF revenue.
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THE STEAMER "FoREEsT CrTY."-We learn that
this splendid steamer, originally built TO run IT
come ctIoG with the Cleveland and Wellsvlle rail
RAJ, has been recently purchased by the company
PriEllns SAID al, aud that they contemplate
Quitting her IN the Welsvlle aud Pittsburgh trade,
pnder tie command of our old friend, Capt. a.
LrsD0rE. We further Understand that the same
company has also engaged the services OF the
s,=aaeIs Diurnal and Winchester, and that ''time
ia- es' Will he so arranged by Sup't. DuRANO,
these thee bOais-and there are no better
no" hoaIIn on the bosom of the Omo-wilL run
IN connection with Che railroad Immediately upon
a permanent Use Of the nver. This arrangement
rs Just what the travIing public waut--a river
connection with the cities of Wheeling and Pitts
1lish. Coming events cast their shadows be-
iois'- WeLsrilIe Patriot.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
ELEeRAPHGp oRTHEDAILYINTEIIIoENoER
ADDITIONAL ITEMS BY THE EUROPA

BosroS, August 31.-The steamer Europa came !
in This morning at half past eight O'CLOCK we give
the following additional items of foreign news -.
The Emperor OF France has rellnquisheu Ills
contemplated journey to Dieppe. -
There is new complication OF the eastern
question; the reason assigned is, rumor at wen
ma. that should Russia make an inroad into ser
via, Austria would occupy Belgrade. -,
Dates from: ST. Petersburg state that not"Ith-
standing the negotiations for peace, the War De-
partment was as active as ever. The Gar ac-
ceptance ol the Vienna proposition was not IN ii
conditional. He will not consent 10 eYacuate Tue
municipalities until the Porte has signed an ag!ee-
ment tanta mount to concession of all the points
in dispute. A.. DIT.
The Persian Ambassador has assured the Porte
of the assistance of his master. The Schan was
raising large force, to be placed al lhe Eultun
I;snnsoI The Sultan ordered the Greek Bishops
to return Immediately t? their bishopncs, having
been unsustained. Russian agents are iermehli"s
disorders in various parts of the country.
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APE You SUBSCRIBING

TRoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group. Difficult
i Breathing. Tooth,Achc, Tic DooTeIx; Pam IN Inc
{rrn.t or Side, stain Spasm, Headache, lnlanllIa
ion St joints Cuts Bruises, Poison Sores Fever Sores
Pain cramps in the stomach ihGfrS @ 81 Poi
Gus Insects Rabid Dogs, gIc Cake Age ID INC DIes
Face, burns bruises Chatting, c2rpea hals 5 Gin
Muscu mr. weakness, Paralysis, Plies, Ear Ache Uleers
Scarlet Fcvsr orany similar disease, you may lest
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
bc mn, only removes pain nstantaneously but
penetTatCs TO the scat OF anl entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE:
Soma will laugh at the idea of any composition curing
spc number OF diseases: hut 30 but reflect that these
diseases, though mumer Gus in name all aIlse !. ON b
IL fen times more so THE which stare us IN Tue
acc would force the candid 10 acknowledge us ~
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tNompa ne 5s,t L in ne So''
Have YOU never noticed strk milarity between
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ent namsi And has u neSe' o 'g 5 e1ay aplcab
10 bntY This remedy i now ole cd you III iae OsFA
r claiming In have bec und in 6T7ns mount
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nd vel revealing its ELF CTS powe almost lic cuolc'
-rcacnng The hidden sncYs Of man or PEI
nd vet being unONIouS to the wcake@t lhaNl IL Us d'so
IS lar tue cheapest Luneut in the mlrhct bcs put w
bottles large tue mao' iy ana one Iou! "a g
man The largest besides bang than four tlcs as
trom.: We the offer it to you with pride ana con.
dence as exactly suited TO tile wants oil iCh OF
i size in which the NonPareil Lniment
is mi un and The vast expense ofthc ate als used IN
makes il impossible for US to ray 70 the pruning o t
und eds Of certificates gilt publish nor no we uCg
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SIMS whose character Tor cador and veraclty heens no
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m he dderemt diseases tor which is rceommeNued arc
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SniJ i'm wheeling by James Baker, kclls a. 1aluwe.l,
II Loran a. Co. IVR Mckee, Patterson q Co, anu by TIC
nrincinal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
An,rILs Z. ln3
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Dies Ia being more certain, less expensive, and lea
wing the system better condition. Let al! interest
proof from the most respectable OF the beneholS
results OF sci together with letters from hSh eNPe
enced Physicians WHO have used in their paCCe ana
speak from their observations.
REFERENCES-P Ii Pcckham, NJ ID, Utica, Y.
l. d Fleming, NJ d, Canandaigga; n "
VI II Hills, NJ d, Rochester, N Y.
d Y Foote, NJ d, Syracuse, N ";
Prof Dunbar, NJ d, Baltimore, Nh
&c Orrck, NJ ID, Baltimore Md:
w w Reese, NJ ID, New York CITY.
w Prescott NJ d. Concord, "
JP Newland, NJ D, Utica, Y. -
Rev C Beard, Glenn Springs y u.
u5-Pamphlcts gratis at our store.
|. BRENTLlNG Err d ARMSTRONG, Ag'ts.
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe ST., WEceing va.
Also sold by MlGHEAL DUNN, Moundsvilic, anu oy
othc leading Druggists in the adjoining countless
Letter addressed 70 care Of 3h Curtis Hutch, AgeIIt al
years troubled with Female COmpHints-proapsus u!t,
and all tie attending difficulties; times rendering my NE
most miserable have had the attendance OF some OF the
physicians, with but little success the most hey
five months before commencing with your medclhe
been able to perform any labor, Coulu walk uut
few steps at a time and scarcely went out OF uooTs-l
short, completely Frustrated, both IN hody af9
ierlng and misery But reading your advertisement,
induced TO try your invaluable medicine caeu GIe
rim CathOcon, the last resort IL had not useu IL
a week bcfO fit like another woman by inc use o.
in the family with and could walk any where In th
ncja hbprhOnd without injury Nothing but sense OF M
duty 10 YOU and the afflicted has induced me to state my
the public. can safely recommend the prePaa'
ton TO all those suffering like myself g.
(Sigued,) Mrs. SARAH a. BlsHoP'
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. q, 1863
j. u. MAR Hist Il CO., PrOprietoIs,
Au, 2.-6m. Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, \. Y.
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C1NCINNArI MARKET.

AuoUsr 3l-The river has fallen inches. Ii
is now raining
Flour is unsettled, held at si,2o, and no sales.
Viii Ky held for advance, no sales. Cheese 8.
Provisions irm; 100 hhds. bacon shoulders sold at
&c; packages extra; $50 bbIS. mess pork II
Sales 500 bags Rio Coffee at lui. other articles
UNCHANGED.
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RRnM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-NO mail south Of Peters sds
burg. New Orleans papers. OF last MeaGeSiayi
were received yesterday; they speak hopet9liy o.
slight decline of the ieyet. amGng "P and
Virgil Norris OF New York. .,o,o,
Dates from Texas to the 18th, say that the eeC-
tion Of Pease, as Governor, IS certain ben Is
elected TO Congress by an overwhelming maJo'lty'
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Az TSyGLuAnLE MEpIcIsI.-lt is but seldom we ma
or isease one we can consent TO commend, whose VIZ
tues we ave able discover, and have always edu9as
one TO suppose that placed any faith IN their
sons with reference to remedy manu- .
h;s tscc and which has become familiar 10 the pubiC
as household words speak from knowledge o. MS us. IN
nsc cyceencies its adaptation TO many oil me MS OF
II a. and the security with which it may be used w {
sneak OF the NonpaeiI Nerve and Bone Linimenl ar
0r Watson Carr, late MOTgantown and now OF gGt
ING ono OF the most eminent Physicians IN virginia. ms
which will relieve external PAIN VIII properly COLI
S6unded be equally efcacious in iemoyiTg aso
If is simply the osprng of Science being mild ana sun.
pic in its action, end yet revealing y s eeoS % e
and beastNand yet being innoxous 10 the weakest
", a. s nc lar the es4pest Lniment in the market bel ns
~ @ in BOTTLES twice as large the majority, ard one
Than the largest, besides being more than four
,ines ss Strong we commend it TO those In want of
safe and certain remedy.
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Pemberton House.
Water street, Below Monroe.
wuRETTNC VA


m NJ. PEMBERTOS announces TO his OLD iIlenus anu
the public generally, that he has located IN me GG
mojious BRICK build.-g, formerly known as the 81
Charles and Thoroughly repaired and Tetted IT. anu
pTepa red entertain travellers in good style az
mics The PembeTton House Is situated tmnledlSIey
On The Steamboat Landing, and near The Depot oil the
finoTe and Ohio Railroad afoTding passengers LOT %
csTs nv packet boats convenient stopping place The
nTopretor respectfully invites the attention OF nus olu
:, - -e"Ns ~ - aP2O-d
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NEN YORK MARKET

Aug. sI.-Flour, State s5,4ia5o, Ohio 5,lla
SIS, impr we'd, Southern 5.62a6o, wanted heat
as .OO9 bus. Western l2I, Southern l21, GeneSet
1877, little dong; purchasers demanding GonceS-
mixed 764, easier. Whisky, 500 Ohio 26. Pork
d If, beef and lard firm.