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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Legal Notice.

STfTE Or IOH.1'
eEnAR cousry.
Dublic notice is hereby given that At the
i April election A. u. 1854. 10 be begun d
holden on tn. first Monday in April IN said
year. the question will be led upon whether
or not the following schedule shalt Be the local
law Of this county, 10 wit
HOG LAW.
From and after the ist day of April, A. D..
1855, all swine are prohibited from running at
large in Cedar County, Iowa.
All swine found running at large, in said
coan,y, after the above date, sha be deemen
.sstrays' and dealt with accordingly.
And for that purpose poll viii be opened
in all the different precincts IN said county on
said day. The manner Of voting on said ques-
ton shall be as follows: Those in favor OF the
proposition will deposit ballots on which are
ariten or printed For the Hog Law. Those
opposed to said proposition viii deposit ballots
on winch are written or printed, Against the
Has Law. And il said proposition receive a
majority Of all tn. votes cast for and against
il, then and in tina, case Il will be declared the
!ocs. iaw Of this county, and will take effect
aud 20 into operation from and after the lst
dav ~ Anil. 4. d. 1855. Witness
SAMUEL A. BISGELL, County Judge.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Upton MARKET.
DAVENPORT MARKET.

Flour, extr. S. 7. n Dbl $3.50; Flour, s. F
ebbl. 6 ~; Wheat, fall u bashei, 90c; Whea.
Spring, y bashei, S5c: Barley, 3Oc; Oats, 25c
Corn in ear, 23c; Corn shelled, Csc Potatoes,
25c Onions, Csc, Salt, Kanawhs, 75c; Salt,
G. A. y sack, 50 7stg$4 On; Beans, white
p bushel IS 81; Bacon hams y ID lac
Lard, y ID l0c; Corn Meal, y bushel, +5c
Coal, per. bushsl, l2ai5c Prairie hay per ton
$500; Timothy hay per ton, $500; Apples,
dry per hushel 81 50 Peaches dry per bush
81 81 IS; pork 50 75a 1 70.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
w /. NOON.

nealer IN Saddles and Harness, has lust
~ opened his new shop, one door south Il
he Eagle Hotel, and one door north OF ssUncis
Toms Bazaar," where lie intend- keeping eve
~ variety OF SpaSish, Plain, and Ladies' Sad
dies Also, all the varieties Of harness used in
the country, together with all the sm. her arti.
ele' generally kept in sueh est blishments
Ia All the above work manufactured from
the best material
sY- All kinds Of work sold at River pricas.
Step IN, gentlemen, and -. for yourselves.
Upton, Jan lst, 1851.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

Please announce the nant ofyosESa Z SIR
DER a. . Candidate for School Fund CSamis-
sionsr At the April election, and obiige
MARY vorHas.
Wsaave been requested 10 announce TIE name
Of JONATHAN w. CArrkLL ~ Candidate foI
the Office Of School Fund Csmmisaioaer Il Co
dsr County. s.-.s .s
Mn. SWAZILAND: Please snosnee the name
OF CHARLEs d. Davis, IS . candidate for
School Fund Commissions at the April e!ec'ion
and oblige MANI Vorkss. ;.
Ma. Enron: Please anOancs the name al
JAcos WErz As candidate Tor school FuO<
Commissioner, and oblige MANY FRiENps.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Nya'NNeOI

from the aubsc riher, in Marion
l. Linn County, Iowa, abou, the 10th Jsnua' y
Last. q ErOvvm Mare and . 0orIel
Horse. Said Mare and Horse are each about
8 or y years old; the mare has some white spot,
on her belly and sides, and Is lit le crest fallen
The horse has = star in the forehead, with one
or more, white hind feet. Any person giving
infor,nation as TO the Whereabouts Of said hor-
SEES, will be literally rewarded.
HOLMES L RisrINs.
Marion, Iowa, March 1st., 1854
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Foreign New

Nrw Yoax, March ,
The steamer Alps arrived AT Ro...- -,
nine o'clock this morning. -
She left Liverpool Feb, 18Th and h.,
pcs.s'cal news possess no feature Of m, y.
ed interest. y "'"'1'
-, Nrw Yoax, March s.
Inc Atlantic arrived below las, .v..
ming. '' e'e'
The Gar rejects the new proposal,
War 70 considered inevitable.
LivEarooL, Wednesday.
Three thousand troops embarked i,ou
Liverpool to-day. '''"'
The Greek insurrection Ia. .;n,,
formidable Roadway. men Oeins undsr
arms IN Eurus, Macedonia and Zelia
1t y stated that if Austria does M,
soon declare herself, France will form an an
army Of lOO, 900 men on the Italian ron.
tier, the same on the Rhine frontier and
send force to operate in Italy. This
statement is, however, disbelieyed
A telegraph despatch states that the
Russians are bombarding karstchuck.
There is very doubtful repor, that
the Russians have taken seven Turkish
ships Of war.
The British steamer Hadis with Turks
On board went ashore near Sebas,opol
and was seized by the Russ ans.
Russia was still endeavoring to Impress
holy character on the war to the sold.
iery. They are told they are on the wav
TO rescue Christ's sepuIchre from the inf.
dels.
From Asia we learn that the Russian,
had again been r.pulsed at Shefkau!
with the loss OF 1000 men.
The Prince Of Servia had arrived 4,
Vienaa. His objcc, is supposed TO be 10
negosiate for the temporal occupation Of
Servia BY the Austrian troops.
England was in state Of war; troops
embarking At all points.
The British contingent land force had
been increased to 80 600 men, Lord Rag.
Ian having refused to command other
wise.
The Queens guards and regiment Of
cavalry were ready to embark At South.
anpton on the 22d.
Six other. regiments were holding
themselves in readiness.
Engineers, sappers and miners, flying
artillery, field batteries were in readiness
for embarkation At various points.
Eighty thousand troops, the flower Of
the French army, were ready to embark
At the same time with the English troops.
The Moniteur contains official news of
the anne Ration OF New Caledonia.
Austria was making great preparations
for war, and her conduct excites suspi.
cion Of fidelity to the allied cause.
.CAARLEsTos, March S.
The steamer Corwin arrived to-day
from Havana, with despatch for Wash.
ing,on. detailing the seizure Of the steam
er Black Warrior and Joshua Il. Gid
dinss. ior infringement. Of the revsnue
laws.
The Captain and crew Of the Black
Warrior abandoned her and went On
board the steamer Fulton.
A body Of 800 civil guards are formed
1t Havana.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

Dublic No . e is hereby given that the
/ School House tax. levied in school district
No. l, Centre township. Cedar county, Iowa.
Tor the year A. ID. 1859, for the purpose Of
paving debts and completing the school house,
IS now due aud unless the same be paid, the
same will be collected according to law.
ROBERT NJ LONG, Pres.
ALONZO SHAW, Sec.
w. HAMMOND, Treas.
March IL, 1854. MIG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Hay for Sale.

THE Subscriber has for sale, on the farm Of
i jonathan Morgan, three miles south Of Tip
ton, s. tons Of good new hay, part OF which
was made July last. Said hay is now part Of
il stacked in Morgan's meadow and part on my
own land. will sell the hay al the rate Of one
dollar per ton.
ALSO, quantity Of cord wood for sale at
Morgan's meadow.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Legal. NOTICE.
.N. .4lerander .Mo6itt:


.W. .alerander .Mo6iH:
Sla-You will take
notice that on the l4th day Of September, 1853,
petition Of Lucinda Mofitt, and Andrew
Smyth Mofitt, minor children Of Andrew Mof-
fit, late Of the county Of Cedar and State Of
Iowa, deceased, who sue by their guardian, Jer.
emiah Smyth, Of the county Of Linn, in said
State, was filed in the ONCE Ut the clerk OF the
District Court, in end for said county Of Cedar,
in the State of Iowa, claiming OF yourself and
Thomas Mofitt, the conveyance Of the west
half Of the south east quarter OF the south east
quarter OF section No twenty three, (23) in
township No eighty-one, (Sl) range four (i)
west 9th P NJ, containing % acres, and situa-
ted in said county OF Cedar; and also the sum
Of eighty dollars, a. money due them for the
rents and profits Of said land and that said no.
tice having b en- issued and eturned endorsed BY
the sheriff Alexander Moffitt not found in this
county," said cause was continued for publicA-
ton you viii therefore take notice that unless
you appear =, the first day Of the next term Of
said court, TO be begun and holden at the court
house in Upon in said county of Cedar, on the
9Th day Of May, A. d. 1854, and make defense
TO said claim, Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon as prayed Tor in said plaintiff . pc
tition. J. w. CArrELL,
Cpk Dis. court Cedar CO. Io~a.
Wells Spicer, Sol. P'tif. nit
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
MUSCATINE MARKET.

Flour per Dbl 81; fall wheat s., spring do
~ rye aoc barley 20; corn q; oats lsa2o
onions oo beans Is; potat.'es c5c per bushei
out'er loc per pound; eggs &c; hams ~
shoulders 7asc; tallow isc |; beesvax 2Oc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

At The rec. n, Gre i, New York. when
destroyed 1858 900, the Harpess w nne
agaia burnt out. losing this ume s'o.ooo
without ipsu. o.Ga.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Estr0y Notice.

TAKEN up by William Tucker in springdais
1 township, Cedar County Iowa, one bright
red Steer, without spots, except white brush
on the tail. with no ear marks except those ap-
paren'iy made by dogs,three years old past, and
Of good size, with horns inclined together. and
the right one little The lowest. Appraised at
$2s 0O, returned to this Office by Thomas James
Esq J. w. CATfELL, County Clerk.
Upton, Nov. 22d 1853. n3 BIN.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
al MOltce.

Lee al Noitce.
To Peter Dlks:
Sir-You will take notice that
on the l4th day Of September. A. ID. 1883, =
petition Of William Baker, was flied in the o.
nee Of the clerk Of the District Court Of Ce-
dar county, State OF Iowa. claiming Of you the
sum Of six hundred and twenty dollars, IS mo-
ney due him upon two promlssary notes given By
you to John Biaylock or order, and also asking
the foreclosure of = mortgage given 10 SECURE
said notes upon the n E r. 1 of sec 7 80 R3W
and q 52-lo0 acres of Of the Z side Of the N e
fr | of N w / Of sec q tpsO RS w, and 50 acres
off of the Mend Of W | OF E / Of sec 7. Of
same I. wnship ard range all in Cedar county.
both of said not.s are dated on the lst day Of
April. 1913; and both for the sum Of two hum
bred dollars each, aid both 10 draw ten per
cent per a,num insere,tii not paid promptly
v hen due; tie one OF said notes made pay
able Oh the lst day Of May, A. d. 1854, and
the otter on the ist day Of May, A. D. 1888,
which said notes ana mortgage are now the
property Of saii Wi liam Baker, and t,at notice
having been issued aud returned endorsed .'de-
frnd ant not found' said c.use waa continued
at the last term of said court for publication
therefore, unless you appear and answer there.
to, on or before the Sth day VI May, 1854, de-
fault will be entered against you. and judg
ment rendered against you as prayed for in said
plaintiff $ petition. j. W. CArTELL. Crk
Dis. court Cedar CO.
Bissell L Spicer, atty. plaintiff.
marchl-nl7
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
ESTR.3r OIE.v.

Taken mp by Nelson Harrison, .. his resi-
i dence. in Sugar Greek township. Dec. 23d,
1853, yoke Of cattle, six years old. pale red,
with tong sharp horns one has white spot in
the face, and stripe the billy, right hind foot
white, blind in the left eye, ears cut of: the
other has white spot on the breast. Apprais
I'd At fifty dollars, before B. w. Wall. E,q.
Jan 2, 1884. J. ". CAtTELL-
n9-3esm County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
FOR SALE
Look out for the Locomotive

The dersig ned having sold his prop
i erty in Rochester, and being desirous OF
closing up lis business, would therefore give no.
tice to All Persons, knowing themselves indebted
to me, either by Note or Book account, are
again requested TO call and settle, As longer in.
diligence cannot g. given.
CHARLES y. DAVIS.
Rochestsr, Iowa. nl.6w
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
EXECU1'OR,S S.1LE.

Ell EVU1VN = Nj he.
Dublic Notice is hereby given, that on
/ the LIST day 81 May, 1854, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4 P. NJ, will oder
at public auction, at the residence of the late
john Dolan in Cedar county, to the highest bid
der, the following lands belonging to tie estate
.: said !ohn Dolaa d-c.a.ed, but which were
ordered to be sold by the county court Of the
said Cedar county, for the purpose Of paying
the debts Of said estate, to wit:
iSW Sec 81, t'pSi, raw. % acres
M NEt Sec 8, tip ~, IA W.SO
n " INV Soc 5, Up 80, RAJ 40
or as much thereof A. may be necessary 10 pay
the debts of said estate
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Executor Of the estate Of John Dolan, deed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
A Store to Rent !

/ now occupied BY Charles ID. Davis, who has
occupied il for the fast two years as dry-goods,
hardware and grocery store. II is a snbstan-
nal brick building, SO feet long. 20 fee, wide,
and II feet high, aud is well f't.d mp viii.
shelves, counters. and is pronounced to be the
best store in Cedar county. There is also a
good cellar to the above. Rent mode. ate. For
further particulars inquire BY mai. or other
wise Il the subscriber. ROBERT SrORRY.
Rochester, Cedar County, Iowa. mig
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puhlic Notice is hereby given, that from
! and sft-r the 1T day OF January, 1881, q
interest VIII DO paid on county warrants, ilsers
being money IN the county treasury ia iianida Ate
the same. J. G. BETS.
ny Treasurer Cedar County
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
Note Lost!

Dublic Notice is hereby given that lost
/ III linton, Oh the 25,h Of FEBRUARY, 4 note
made by Hector Sterrett. dated on said day and
made payable to the undersigned for $3.50, three
months after date. All persons are therefore
warned against purchasing said note and any
person finding the same vii confer favor by
leaving it at the post Office.
nl7lw BENZ FRASEUR.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

W ANTED, by N. G., SWANK. Lard
" Butter, Bees~ax, Talhw, While Beans
FLAX SEED, Rags, Eggs, Chickens, and in fac',
every tang the farmer has . sell. Fesse cali
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

TO wv LOTE!
0E BUILDING LOTS, in the town o. IlP,or
"a very dcsrably situated, are offered foi
sale At .sssooab.e prices. by ,,,
49, WN. II TuTuILL.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18

A Dublin paper gives melancholy
accoan, Of the state OF the laboring clas-
SEES in the eastern portion of the county
Of Limerick to the writer.-.
"Every kind OF food is a, such an encr-
nous price that 1t Is absolutely Impossible
for them to live. The want and misery
experienced by them are greater now
than in any OF the famine years; for all
though the prices then ranged something
higher, still money was ia clrcuiatlon,' SO
,nat the Indian meal was within their
reach.
but now there are not. ] believe,
through the whole two or three naronies
in the eastern portion OF the county OF
Limerick more than $50 to 200 men en-
ployed either by gentlemen or farmers,
and tina, wher. SO many thousand want
TO get work, il is a deplorable state tor
the poor people. l, is true that the work.
house is open to them, but many, Will
no, say now blamable, have repugnance
10 enter inside its salls, and would pre-
Ter working for the interest pis'anee out
side, to going IN.
The accounts from another southern
county (Tlpperary) are OF similar ten
dcncy. Every article OF consumption Is
RAPIDLY advancing In price. and II mar.
ke,s do not speedily come down, misery
a,aoug the poor may be expected. 20
tato.s,. the mailss,ay Of the people, are
scarce and dear. They now rate from
81. to "a. per stone.
Japanese Empire.
An event has occurred which raises .
new difficulty in the way OF securing
CONNIE rcial relations with the above
nsmed Empire. The Emperor Of japan
- dead. fne report OF his death, pub
ii.hed some time ago, Is conhrinea' -
A law OF that empire commands taa' nc
Official intercourse shall be held with any
foreign country for the space OF TWO years
amer the death OF an Emperor. No Tor
e,rn an,bas .ador is allowed reception
.,,nin tina, time. This places our squad
roa there in an awkward tx. VIVA
shall be done il SUCH Is the law w.
thank an answer to that letter Oh 'ns
PRESIDENTS will be inslsted on, notwith
standing their absurd and exclusive law
We eau, wait two years. Besides a
our vessels Of war will be wanted heaie'
lone in less than two years. E"g,a''
aud France will commence their WORK Q
settling some questions IN tins = ns =, :,
puere ia less than two years, u they ar
not engaged in u war with has''a' :
PittsbUYh Post.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
DIR. W. A. PIATT,

06ers his prOfessi0nal Services
~ to the citizens OF Upton. and vicinity. HAv
ing practieed successfully several years in the
East, hatters himself that he il still capable OF
rende, ing general satisfaction in all the diseases
TO which the human family is subject.
E%O0lce and residence in the dwelling
formerly occupied by Mr. Samuel Tomlinson,
where he may be consulted at eli times when
not professionally engaged.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-18
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY.
TO THE PUBLIC,

Having thoroughly overhauled and repair.
IL ed my Boats, and made extensive improve
ments on the same and A. everything about the
ferry is now in first rate order, / am repaired
to cross persons aud propsIty over Cedar River
night. with as much dispatch and at a. low rates
a. any ferry on the river. Thankful for the lih-
eral patronage heretofore bestowed the Roches-
Ter Ferry, lam determined by prompt attention
and liberality to merit . continuance of the
same
CT My motto is that no man shall 20 away
dissatisfied. n. G SWANK, Proprietor.
Rochester, March II, 1851, Gums
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Glover Seed.
Cash! Cash

The unde rslgned returns his thanks to
i the citizens Of Csdar County the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, and in return
would say, that he still continues at his old
stand, IN Rochester, TO sell goods a. cheap As
the cheapest, and also to pay Cash FOR pork,
wheat, and other grain.
Farmers, give US call.
Rochester, Jan. II. '5i. NJ C. SWANK.
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EsfrWu .ElDfire.

ESfrW1 VOftre.
Taken ND by Samuel Soesbse At his rssi-
/ dence in Pioneer Township, January 9th,
1884, a Black Horse, with three white feet
heavy name and tail, fifteen and . half han.is
high, sSod AL round. Eight years old and ap-
Jan. 81. 1854. J. w CATTELL.
County Clerk 3mo in each
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED expressly for the Daily Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE
EfsE Star of the West
AT NEW YoKR.
AT NEW YoKR
NEw YoRK. Ma

New YORK, March Is, NJ.
The steamer Star Of the West arrived at
midnight with 400 passengers and $500, 900
in gold on freight. Among the passengers
was Henry A. Bulan, Secretary of legation
to central America, with dispatches for
Washington.
WASHINGTON, March l3.
SESATE.-Mr. Stuart offered bill grant.
ing lands to Michigan for railroad purposes.
HoUsE.-Speaker communicated the sec.
retary's answer to resolution. The steamers
for the ocean mail service are not built in
manner to render them reliable war steam
ers. 1t is thought they could be useful as
war steamers or p:ivateers. Personal expla.
nation between Hunt and Lane growing out
of exciting proceedings on Friday.
PITTSBURGH, March IA, NJ.
There is IL feet water in the channel and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
New YORK, March IA, NJ.
Sales $500 bbls flour at 81 SlaS 0C; de-
clned &c. Southern declined l2c; sales at
IS 00aS2 Wheat, unsettled; sales of3l-
900 bushels. Corn market dull at S2aS6c.-
800 bbls Prison whisky a. 29c.
CINCINNATI, March IA, NJ.
The river has fallen ~ inches. The wea-
ther is mild.
Flour steady at Sc 3Oa6 35c. Whisky at
22Sc nothing done in provisions, nominal
" unchanged. Sales 500 bush dried peaches
81 IS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15
DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

THE weather has been delightful the
last two days. The ladies are in their gar
dens. The earliest flowers have been bloom
ing some time, the rose bushes are leafing,
the grass springing up freshly and fast, and
everything seems spring-like.
MIR. ID. s. Anderson has received at
HE tailor establishment, the Paris Spring
and Summer Fashion plate for. 1854. Those
wishing to see the'fashions, had better call.
We have the word Of the w srrick Democrat
for the fact that Dave is the "prince OF good
fellows" and that he is from Franklin, Mass
However that may be, he can make any ar
ticle Of clothing in the best and most fashion,
able. manner, and also keeps the goods to
snake up"
There will be a meeting of the "Row
Boat Club" at the counting-room of Holdings
worth g. Hughes, at 8 O clock. The men,
bers are expected to attend punctually with
out further notice.
The river was rising at the rate Of an
inch an hour at Cincinnati, Morday evening.
On Saturday evening, there were IL feet In
channel at Pittsburgh, and rapidly rising
The fast Pike was along early yester-
day morning from Louisville, bringing the
mail. We thank the clerk for package of
papers.
The steamer Reindeer, the explosion
on which we alude to in another article, was
sold last week to the Chicago and MississiP-
nj Railroad Com oany for $4,000. She lett
Louisville Monday in charge Of Capt. b.
Montgomery, for ST. Louis, to be delivered in
the hands of her new owners.
The steamer Uncle Sam has been
sold to Messrs. Rhodes, Pegram g. Co., and
others Of ST. Louis, for $4,000. Mr.. Mark
Leavenw orth. formerly clerk on the Ian
Tuna, takes command, aud she will b. con-
tinued in The trade between st. Louis and N.
Orleans.
- The little steamer White River was
loading here yesterday for Green River, Nth
the intention Of getting off last evening.
The Emma Watts is lying at the
wharf engaged in making some repairs pre-
viors to going up the Wabash.
The large, new and beautiful steam
er Belle Sheridan arrived here early yester-
day afternoon. Sire laid here some hours
taking on freight, and left with good load.
Capt. Ned Montgomery was in charge.
- The river rose only 81 inches yester-
day from o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock A. NJ.
Our readers can form their own judgment by
this ofwhat further rise may be anticipated
White River was slowly falling yes
terday. The bridge has stood the flood mo-
bly,, and the danger is over.
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WATCH EEPARING
.,Cx ,NnUOUsES FOR SALE

= 70 49, n ,NEE FOR SPEC U L I I o Y
n ~ ;,,ated i'm Evansville just hey ond the
Railroad Depot -Four Of .hs.s Lots have Frame
-, o e. residences, being convenient TO bust
wei s,, u o eeJ about one square from Min street.
oe speeuatc offered in these lots as they are 70 Be
III THOSE wanting cheap places of ,esidence. wish
sna opportunity Of speculation. had better apply
;enaJiately One of these houses especially is new
~.,v n the once. lmh2-N