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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17
THE NASHVILLE AND KNOXVILLE
RAILROAD

The Knoxville papers, and portion OF
the citizens Of that enterprising city, are
moving, or being moved, in the matter OF
railroad, charter for which has been oh
tanned under the name and style above
We have not seen this charter, but it is I'M
derstood to contemplate an air line route be-
tween the metropolis Of the Eastern Division
and the Emporium Of the Middle Ground,
and is to be one of the links in the Great
Moonshine Road to the Pacific Not having
made an actual reconnaissance, we are not
able to speak positively whether or no the
route is practicable, but learn from n source
entitled to credit that with the exception Of
about sixty miles, the Typographical features
Of the country are very favorable for the con-
struction of railroad. The sixty miles
alluded to will have to be tunncled-a Sc
rious looking undertaking at the first glance,
but one the difficulties of which will readily
yield to the energy, industry and capital
likely to be enlisted in 50 gigantic an enter
pIIoCs .TOuIltullS W illEii bc NSCtIIicu
may be embowclcd, and there can be but
little difficulty in mating u hole through the
base of the Cumberland sufficient to admit
the passage of locomotives, provided you
commence boring with n big enough ansur
In regard to railroads, it is well perhaps
to have plenty of them on hand-proected
and in course of construction-to employ
the surplus capital, enterprise and energy Of
the country, which might otherwise re.
main unemployed to the great harm and de-.
trimcnt of public as well as private interests,
Our Knoxville friends, actuatcd BY large
public spirit, seem disposed 1T present to go
in, and although they may not DC able to
accomplish all they undertake, yet where so
much is undertaken it is safe to predict that
results, Of greater or less importance, will
follow.
Some men contend that too many rail.
roads cannot be started, and that business
ample and large enough to make them all
pay, will multiply and increase with their
construction. This may be true to certain
extent, but the correctness of the position is
not demonstrated by the result in those
States where the experiment has been most
largely ventured upon. On the contrary, it
proves that it is possible to undertake too
much, even in the line Of building RAILWAYS.
We would not insinuatc that East Tenncs-
see has yet reached that point though it does
look like she was approximating it pretty
rapidly. We already have the East Tennes-
see and Georgia, the East Tennessee and
Virginia, the Rabun Gap to Knoxville, the
Tennessee, Western and Charleston, Knox
vile and Danyillc, Cleveland and Chattanoo-
"a, and some half dozen others not now re-
Wont these suffice for while
to employ our surplus capital, energy and Ia
Dor, large and abundant rs we know them TO
be- If not, hurry up the stock of the air line
road from Knoxville to Nashville, and let us
build it at once, the sixty.mic tunnel, and all
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~ Friend Collins, of the Maryvillc Adj
vocate, says, in reply to our enquiry, that the
Rabun Gap Railroad is mot dead but sleep.
c,h.' That in 4 brief period its friends will
wake up, and shake oil their lethargy as the
lion shakes the glittcring dew drops from
his name, and go to work with pick and sho-
vel in Il way that will make the very hills
trcmblc from their deep foundation. to cloud
capped SUBMITS In the meantime the Smo.
ky Mountains, the Unaka, and Chilhowcc
stand firm rs the pillars Of fate, awaiting the
fierce onslaught. Collins is some upon oc-
casion. "Long may he wave"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

~" G. W. RowLEs, Esq, announces
himself in toiay's paper as candidate for
Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit, conpos.
cd Of the counties Of McNlnn, Mcigs, Rhca,
Bledsoe, Marion, Hamilton, Polk, and Brad
ley. The election occurs on the lth Thurs
day Of May.
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A Washington letter to the N. Y Tr;h,n

A Washington letter to the N. Y. Tribune
says:
"Gov. Wood, Of Ohio, was induced 10 at
ccpt the consulship at Valparaiso, usde, the
extensive assurance that it was worth S2S
600 year and upward; but finding that the
Official receipts are not sufficient to pay board
bills, he is about returning in disgust"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

The New llAMpsrIIRE CAYvAss-The
Northern papers state that the most active
preparations had been making for the cleo
ton in New Hampshire. The contest was
said to be between coalition of the free
soiIcrs and wings against the administration
party. The former taking ground against the
Nebraska Bill, but the latter refusing to ac-
knowledge it rs 4 test ofdcmocracy-no body
being for it except Edmund Burke and his
friends.
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SENATOR BELL.

Some Of this gentleman's friends are not
pleased with his vote upon the Nebraska Bill,
or rather with the company in which he was
found on the occasion Of its passage in the
Senate. We would suggest to them not to
be in hurry to proclaim their objections.-
The honorable Senator may have very potent
and satisfactory reasons for that vote, which
he will spread before them in his own good
time. lie is not the man to do any thing in
haste, nor to render reasons ON compulson,
rs honest Jack Falstaf says, though reasons
be as plenty rs blackbcrrics in June. At
any rate, his position is much better than that
Of the grave and reverend Senators who
lodged the issue. We can admire the man
who has the nerve to come square up, toe
the mark and face the music, though we may
not be disposed to yield to his conclusions;
but we have an Unreasonable contempt for
your 'artful dodger."
There is one thing this Nebraska question
is certain to dot will pretty efectually de.
molish the calculations Of several gentlemen
who have had their gaze longingly fixed up
on the White llousc-somc who were for,
and some against it. Lucky the Statesman
who can adapt himself to all phases and see
tons, and who can, rs was once said off Illus
trious cx-Prcsident now abroad
-"Wire in and wire out.
And leave the matter still in doubt
Whether the snake which made the track
Mns Going South OF coming hack"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17

TIE Pubic AcTs.-ln today's paper will
be found the captions Of the public acts
passed by the recent Legislature. A large
number Of private acts were passed, and we
will next week publish Il list Of the captions
Of such Il, the people Of our section are in-
tcrcstcl ia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17
ATHENS POST.

S.P. WINS. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
7ERMS.-s2 year, payajle in alpance, o,
IS at tie expiration Of tie year.
ES- No paper discontinued until arrearge'
arc paid except at The opium ofthe Pmblisher.
For announcing the names Of candidates Jor
office IS, CASH.
Athens. Friday, March II, 1854.
eE" The favor of our Polk county cor
respondent shall appear next week.
60 G. W. BRIDGES, Esq, announces
himself as 4 candidate for Attorney General
in the Third Judicial District. Mr.. Bridges
is the present incumbent, and was elected by
the Legislature four years ago.
FIRST DIsTgIcr.-The only information
we have from the election in the lst Con-
gressicnal District, held on the 9th, is an en-
dorscment on letter envelope stating that
"Tayor is elected" The Knoxville Register
received Yesterday morning is silent on the
subject.
RoGERsyILLE BAsK.-Wc learn from the
Times that the new Board of Directors Of
the Rogegsyille Branch Of the Bank Of Ten
ncsscc have organized and elected Hiram
Fain. Cashier; VIM. Hutchinson, PRESIDENT
and Henry q. Wax, Clerk
BREAD Bread Stulls have declined
n little but they must advance again under
the heavy demand which We will soon feel
from abroad.
~ The letter of our Knoxville cores
pondcnt should have appeared last week, but
did not reach US in time, in consequence, we
presume, Of one Of those slips in the mail
against the occurrence of which the care
and industry even Of democratic postmas-
tiers cannot always provide
ADMINISTRATORS Standardization is di-
rcctcd TO the advertisement for the sale Of
property belonging to the estate Of Wright
Smith, sr., deceased, Rhca county. Much
valuable property is offered. At the same
time 4 large number Of slaves, mostly field
hands, will be hired.
The PuBlIc AcTs.-ln today's paper will
be found the captions Of the public acts
passed by the recent Legislature. A large
number Of private acts Were passed, and we
will next week publish 4 list Of the captions
Of such u, the people Of our section are in-
tercstcI ia.
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are beginning
to be made whether the Academy building
occupying commanding position on the
north of town, is 10 be completed for the re-
ccption of school, or to remain in its pres
ent unfinished condition. another monument
of the go.uhcadatiycncss and municcncc Of
Our people.
STATE Boyps-AecorIing to information
laid before Congress, the amount Of State
bonds Of all the States outstanding on the
10th Of June, 1873. was one hundred and
ninety millions seven hundred and eighteen
thousand two hundred and twenty one dol
lars. OF the amount scvcnty-two millions
nine hundred and eight dollars are held by
Foreigners
WEATHGE.--Thc weather for the last five
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SUMMER ARRANGENi eat.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday June D. 1854. Trains will be
standard me which minutes faster than that
frs. Train a. NJ. Lish.oins Express. for Dayton
Crsstlin.. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and baltimore
Second Train ut g. 10 A. for Hamilton. Richmond In
annapolis Terre Hsute. Lafayette Chicago direct.
Third Train at % A. NJ for DAYTON. Sandusky Toledo
Detroit Chicago Clsvesnd Buffalo, New York Boston, Pitts
Fourth Train r. NJ for Dayton. Greenvils and Union
Fifth Train % p. NJ. for Richmond Indian
apolis. Terre Haute. Lafayette and Chicago.
sixth Train ats r. NJ for Dayton Troy and Pqua. and all
Seventh Train 80 NJ. for Hamilton and nsermediats
stations.
First Train Express wllsop only Hamilton and Middle
Second Third Fourth Fifth Trains stop
all regular stations.
The Seventh Tram will stop all way and Gag stations
Ohio & Penn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore
&c forming di aud continuous line each these
cities. Cars will through to Crestne without change
Train will connect at Richmond o5 A with
Indiana Central road for arrive there
out detention. Time short rs by any other route.
The third Train will connect at Dayton 10 As ~ wi
20 Immediately the splendid ST.
Mississippi Buffalo. thence 80 A NJ with Buffalo
and New York City koAS to New York arriving 4; that
Penns ivaaa Train for Pttsbursh Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington The Train will also connect at
with Cleveland aud Toledo Train Toledo Chicago aud
ermedate points and Sandusky T. NJ with Bay
City Detroit. Also with Day ton and Michigan Railroad
to Troy and Pi11a and At Pgua with pSyls Go IS Canal
The fO"rth Train will connect at Dayt with Dayton and
Greenve Railroad Greeuve: Union. and all points
Bellefontaine aud In ianapolis Railroad.
The 9th Train will Richmond at 40 p with
Indiana Central Train for Indianapolis Teire Hsute and La
fayette;
fare Lake Stsaraers include
that the fare Phlsdepha and Baltimore Is One Dollar
cheap and one less change Of cars than by the Columbus
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with the boat, besides many muskets and
other munitions Of war. The loss of the
Russians was nconsiderable-Only slight.
ly wounded.
TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES TO THE LONDON
| CHRONICLE.
DANzIG, Friday.-The Driver arrived here
on the 22d. She left the feet off B arc Sound
on the goth.
The vulture lost paddle box and boat in
Gulf of Bothna.
Lieut.. Darlington and Montague, mate,
were killed.
IS sean,en were killed or missing.
Sir Charles Napier was to advance towards
Cronstadt on the 2lst, with screw ships.
Admiral PIumridge was to join him on the
goth.
Telegraph Markets.
New YORK, July IL, NJ.
Monetary--Stocks are not SO active but
better. Money is rather more freely offered
at previous rates.
Cotton-Is firm.
F!our--Prices are irregular. $500 bbls
sold, straight State at Sc 1907 90; good
Ohio at 81 25@T75.
Grain-Tennessee wheat 50 40; Western
red 8 So; old Southern white 81 80. Sales
of $4,000 bushels corn, Western mixed 81
to Toe.
Meats-Pork is steady. Beef is firm.
Lard-Is dull.
NEW YORK, July IL, Pm
Groceries--Coffee is dull Rio etc. The
prices of sugar favor buyers. Orleans l@
AZ. Molasses, Orleans zoe.
EIonr-Easior hut nricas NOT ouof h IA,
lower. Lower grades are better aud firm.
Prices are unchang I'D since noon.
Grain-Unchanged since noon.
Provisions--Pork is a triAe higher; $50
bbls mess sold at gil 2O@ Ii IS; prime SO
CSC 2c; shoulders 4a@54c. Lard is dull at
9@9kc.
Iron-Steady.
CINCINNATI, July II, P. M.
The river has risen inches. The wealth
er 10 fine.
CINCINNATI. July IL, P. NJ.
Flour--Quiet at Sc goat 90.
Whisky-Dull at 2l4a2l3c.
Provisions-Nothing transpired.
New ORLEAhs, july 9, p. NJ.
Flour--Is dull; good Ohio Sc IL.
Corn-ls unchanged, but in active de:
mand.
The River and weather.
CINCINNATI, July IL.
The river 10 rising slowly. The weather
is pleasant. The markets continue very
dull, and ENTIRELY void of interest.
PITTSBURGH, July IL, NJ.
There are 2 feet 5 inches water in the
channel aud falling. The weather is clear
N nd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-14

The ball was opened yesterday morn,
ing with "free 6ght," on our office corner
between a couple of imported gentlemen
who could not maintain their notions o.
honor without blood. Tho contest was 9
spirited one for few moments, when the
rombattants were separated. Marshal Ware
took them before Recorder Crisp, who ID
never afraid of loosing votes, and he pro.
nounced it "draw game" and the parties
were discharged.
The frequent alarms of fire lately
should admonish out City Fathers again o.
the inefficiency of the Fire Department
This matter has long been delayed.
- The steamer Eliza will be here or
Saturday for New Orleans, prepared to take
all the freight she can get, at low water rates
- The punctual steamer Fashion ar
rived from Louisville in good time yesterday
morning, crowded with passengers. People
do not forget that to take the Fashion al
ways secures quick and comfortable trip.
- The H. Ii. Summers arrived here
Yesterday with several fiatboats of coal from
the Kawesville mines. II was landed at the
Lamasco wharf.
- The Chancellor, from New Orleans
passed up yesterday. She left considerable
freight here. Her officers have our thanks
for late dates. But little sickness ON board
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sHERIFF's SALE

NoTICE hereby gvsa that BY virtu. OF two executions
~ Issued the ofhs Clerk Of the Courtof Com
Pleas OF vanderburgh and TO me directed
favor OF Alfred W. Carpenter against Joseph kaiser
principal Joseph Rplvin Ball. and in
the CITY Bank Kaiser and
Casnr sehlamp have levied and wall upon the 5a
day OF August A D. the hours 10 clock
A. M o'clock NJ Of said day proceed sell at the
door Of the Court House in the OF Evansville the rsn
and profits for chs years. the following
scribsd opsrty. to Wit:
Let (I) in Block ID Eastern Enlarge
the City OF Evansville and should she said rents
sues pro6 bring cient satisfy said
cusion will the and place. offer for
as 3s-prs "a JOHN s. GAvITr. S. v. G.
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SHEHIFF,S SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that BY virtue Of an En-
IN seution issued the Clerk of hs Van
e.rbursh Circuit Court AID me directed
John e. Taylor have levied will upon The a2ns
day Of July D. 1854 between the hours clock
NJ and O'Clock NJ Of said day proceed at IN. door
Of the Court House. in the City It Evansville the issues
and profits Tor the term OF sewn years OF the following
scrbsd Lot No. thirty 3o) in block
3 in he Fourth Enlag-m~nt Of the City Of Evans
ve should the said issues and profits sell
asufesat amount TO satisfy said execution and
she psss oder for sale the fee simple Of
real estate.
ie1sw3,-urs fee a. JOHN s. GAvIrr. S. v. O.
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HY DhOPIPER,
OR pYsPErsIA, scRoruLA, AID All IMPURITIES OF TIE


BLooD. ,--
Prepared By one of the Faeuhs. o.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading TO all
parts ceuntry. prepared by gradpa Of
of the first Medical Schools in The West a physician OF
Ugh standing in his Profession and as much opposed to
empircsm or quackery as any one be, asis shown
by the fact that the pe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exonerathg it from
the charge OF being a nosirum.
IT is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
40 will be seen by reference to the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropiper quick in Its
tion the drst bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons OF
BLINDNESS In ONE WEFKH
In short wherever known stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
tion Chronic Rhau Govt Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases. all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and DISTINCTIONS Mercuria Dis
eases Secondary Syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit Of
'''e% FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta unrivalled Ii Is slight stimulan
and a powerful toEic and Alternative.
AS teauti6er OF the complexion, in the cure of rim
pies and blohes. in producing clear and beautiful skim
II much more safe and sure remedy than all The cos
never regrett Do confidence if it ho9Id seem
at first to increase the dseasehe general effect of the
medicine beingto drive al inparitsto the surface. and
by that means out of the system.
HARDEssBURG. Ky, Oct. 6. 1851.
DR.. A, E. Geohegap-Dear Sir: / have e&amined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF ydropiper for
the cure Of Scrofua in all its fors other chronic
affections, viz Rhenmstism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects many cases
OF the above diseases and having always found eec
tual most cheerully recommend il to the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior TO Sarsapsrilla. and any of its com
pounds. N. T. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwESsBoRo', KY, March 25, 1851
Dear Do,tor-I received yours Of the cad inst an &C
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper. -
In several cases In this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable prepare
on have been using ii myself and think 1t benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, NJ. ID. B
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, when taken st
one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, hy,
To whom all orders should be add,essea.
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK srOpDAEDs
Princeton, p EALLcCh
shss d&rtn-is
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

N0IiCs hereby given that by virtue Of an execution
issued out OF the office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
on pe, OF County directed in favor
otArsa Carpenter and against Joseph Kaiser as prin-
epa ana Joseph Gods Replevn Bail have levied
saa VIZ upon the 18th day Of Juiy D 1885,. between the
nouf OF ~ O'Clock a W. and clock p NJ. of aid day
proceed sell At the door Count House in the City
Evansv the rents issues and profits Of
yeas o. the touowias described property. to- wit:
bot No. seysnssn Q7l in Block ~ Eastern Enlarge
ment OF CITY OF Evansville houid the sad rents
profits bring sufficient amount 10 sat,v s.d
and wl time ana plss. per far
the fee simple Of said real estate.
ey5-3w-pfs4 JOHN 8. GAyITT g. yC
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EAMILX Flair

HAVE for sale ny Leather Store, on Main street,
and will constantly Keep on hapd large supply OF
Family Flour Of the best quality Pigeon Mills Brand
which will be sold at the lowest market price FOR such
quality Flour td&ou) WM BELL
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BARBER SHOP.

B. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of all
- other paftner the late the Thonp
sonan nsuts will hereafter conduct the bunei his
SHAVING HAIR DRESSING ANDsHAMPooNING done
In the spprOvedsyle Mr. Thompson wOul feurn his
Evansville for their
pecsfuy solicit pledge
ing himself to spare n pains o merritt. eva #
uIAY-3o bales No. Timothy and 81 bales slightly
Ii .gsd received per Canal boat Indiana and by
e2l GEO. FUSTER & co.
III By s22 A O. PCSHEE.
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DW. &c, BURCH, DENTIST,

DR T. G.. BURCH, DENTIST,
HAVING secured appropriate rooms In the house for.
merly occupied by Dr. Traftnn. two doors above
the Sherwood House, is now prepared to receive the
calls OF all who may desire his professional services
He may be founa constantly at his ONCE during bushes.
hours. laps
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
AND EXPR rs PACKETS

TfSl-M 4 kkLh A Boat OF this Line viii
leave Terre Haute Evansville every
zz Mord.y. "Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large. odiod well furnished
Terre Haute with Railroad
and Evansville with the different Lines Of
on the Ohio river. e22-tf
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WE RESPECTFULLY. ACQCiINT YOU OF
Five Story Stone Front Building No AIS North side Main
street nearly opposite the Leuisv Hotel WHERE intend
opening large and we'll assorted stock Of Foreign and
Dometc DRY GOODS.
Our Mr. James Lew 10 Perman emily located Manchester
England for the purpose chssng Goods exclusively
for Ossh drec. the Manufacturer thereby saving the
profit usually paid to Imp
In the state the money marset stock OF Goods
Is the only Bank from which expect to raise
and to cash short time will Offer
ducemsnts prices which will certainly make it their
forest TO do business with JAMES Low o.
Louisville, June s. 1885, ie2nf augtdkw
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TOTHELADIES.

\TTE have received, PEI Adams & Co.'S Express.
w PLATA Neapoltan Hair Bonnets: which we will
Ie at So so each; and plain English soft straw 80 25-
Also Ribbons, Flow rs Trimmings, &c, DC BonDets
,od with or without trimming, trimmed to order on
he shortest notice. EDWARD FEGAN& CO.,
myls First street. opposit the Post Once.
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FALL GOODS.
nCRNETT q LlNylI.LE.

NO " wARRFN STREET NEW YORK. AXE NOW
r.sssfna nd nave rstsntiy ON hani large and de-
r.bls asorm Whit Goods Linens Laees Emhroids-
s Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with care -
;nvus e22 DIM SU
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NOTICE,

TIME retiring business takes this cppor
unity his grateful to the
merchants Of Evansville and thu surrounding
wy very liberal share Of patronage bestowed the
late trm efJ W. Reilly during his connect on with it,
period OF fourteen and wuald respectfully AK for
s7o-u JAMES REILLY.
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nEEF CXTTI.E &C. FOV SALE.

- MOULD notify my Butcher friends and others
sted, that will be the Salt Well
week with lot Of fine and fat Beef Cattle better
-> never were brought this market. and also Mich
Cows sheep &c. which would ask the part cular stten
ton Of eep have also Tor sale nne Of Horses and
Mules orders Those wanting anything OF this
kind viii please leave word the Salt Well at Oregon
kilis. New Harmony. WALLACE GORDES.
-dGvt