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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

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fully illustrated n sae ease Of saea paper
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ira toross les -1s ot sze enemies ot -
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s-ay- Professor Henry savs ,bo, L..

20 Professor Henry says that the
curious Phenomenon Of the blowing eff
OF the horses shoes during the late ter.
rtble powder explosion on The Brandy.
VINE, was owing to inertia; the shoes
were not blown away from the deed
horses, bat the horses were blown Off The
shoes-the gravity Of the shoe bein o
seven, while the specific gravity Of N.
whole horse Is but ons. ihis is a very
scientific distinction tina, mus, appeal to
the good sense Of every reader.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

nJ-rhe Washington correspondent
OF the New York Times says; -
TIE new dispute between Gen. Scott
and the Secretary II War excites a live
ly interest among military men and poii-
tic,ans. The position now assumcd by
GeneraI Scott. in tha case OF General
Hitchcock. il similar to that taken by
General Jackson thnty-ive years ago,
during Monroe's admni tras.on, in which
the old hsro was fully sustained by the
democratic party. When some oil the
presidents friends spoke Of laying the
correspondence before congress and In-
voking its action on the charge OF militia
~ INSTRUMENTATION alleged against Iaak-
son, hat officer promptly declared be
would submit 10 no interference OF this
kind. adding, this IS a mailer between
me and lin Monroe, and by the Eternal
I'll 1aye il our with nm The letters Of
Gen. Scott and he Secretary Of War
viii certainly find their way INTO the press
and viii produce sensation, perhaps,
rs deep anu general rs he personal OR
rsspoadance between Scott and Marcy
Ianltso9 and Monroe. Hamilton nj
Burr. " Hanson and Randolph. ant
Clay and Ranaotph- The personal diff
@uitles Ut sae great nave always had Z
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

g~g- &c name OF Ga1sm "a. ae5
Ike sH5se q many o. Ter eIstsag 3Es4x4
predecessors upon the Am@rsaa STA
IS ss.aeassg destined 10 5g h2aots1 ~ al
.aalscrIm.aate Application 70 all s5Y.s .
nea inventions, hotels, caqs, toaaets * /.
TIE tack BAR j. plated n tie ~st= 1t.
assam trad, and arranged - a. 70 To- 3
s-sr; Grecg8a Trad. .ar1aza szsea
psat.s are lEters5Fen, j Trough ro4ss
iof5a ng boTd.f 1F trimming !, tie ii.
tef brad, and in me centre diamond
star shines f1rta from q ey1trasllag bae.
ground III lack velvet. Between each 81
Tie fur points o The star ste placed
b1agl4es III sma flowers yi1iets, myrtle
blossoms 81 fJsebads, w.t. pendant pay
falling On .scn SIDE 81 tie meek ,a- .ssg
upper clusters meet the front ar, which
IS lDoped up ~ i.o thick curls. broug /
down faIher long On the lace. l. IS called
the Rachel and iorms tout ensemble
which We have seldom seen eq9aled. -
For nsghg~, the back halr is arranged
IN double figure dhull, divided Oy
ihlek twist or cable, which surrounds them
like a frame work tie front hair frzzed
or eurled From the same source We
nave received the following elegan, we'd
ding dress: A white ss.,.,u skirt, over
winch ialis """ma.)upe Of point lace, looped
:, al intervals with camelia the corsage
rounded and trimmed with breteilts oil
pom, lace, extending below the waist IN
broad lappets the sleeves short, with
puifings Of satin and falls Of lace loopeI
up with camclIas. FL.
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Cambridge.

This is the name given 10 a village recently
laid out in saction "a. township 81, N. W
Of the p. NJ. In Cedar TO, Iowa. n /,
located upon The line Of the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
al tie point where the rail road crosses Sprins
Creek, ~ miles east Of Upton. Several build.
ihss sre being erc cted at he present lime One
building IS being erected cor. front by ioft
deep, 10 be occupied as store hv a gentleman
rom Brown Co. Ohio. II is to DO eompIeted
oy ihe ist day Of April, 1855 A stock a
goods - he amount of Sir 7Aonsaaa DoIiorA
have been purchased ard are now on Their y Az
hllher. One other store house win be com.
pieted ~ the middle of April, and several other
buildings Will DO erected during the coming
Low oder all Mechanics
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or lot, 10.
build unon. O'' Va
WAR. ~ eek n L, Cshin,,-uate,
o'oe-m"s -naEcf, " on maker and
.aod Gs e.t,hr md Ma -. II i /. eooS
settlement. g ! vga.er end kea..'.v i.e.son'
Any Person OF persons can have a For "a.
q 'Haf5e 70 b ~ upoa, sny time between this
ana ne N Ct July nt d ne building n H.
erected Al any Tine ing he year
fof tngther information INQUIRE m m.
promises Of CANADA McOILOl CT
rave go nninp-osed land Tor sa . s,n,a,ei
rear sa,nbfs'so The l. al 10 supplied with
hfe Wood sufficient TO use for years to come
and we'll Wa >red
~ We want all Tempeaanc. men or none
temperance, Love ana Reform" is our
~ ". ll6u
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03
Aasl Accident

W. John HIT Il Marion Tow n.hip, met VII,
a - accident % ~aterday last which r..nlteJ
e D. aeata- While A. new building az IT,
arr ne Hss staining On the joist, holding III
sat 70 when by some mscaHaee II fell throu ~
in filing though Or attempting 10 u, Itft l. -
nc gen vent Of, Ai.earging the cor:an,. ~.
ny. abdomen cnterin. ths lover hart Ana ~.
sing upward. tearing tie bowels ana exnaii,,.
them 70 view. Ne ilesl aid was called, bnt 10 e
~ ae aiea teXt morning III P,a,q,f Ob,rv,e,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03
Esiray Mart.

r TAKEN up BY In b. ShatFer, In Centre
l. township, Cedar unity, on the Is; day Of
: p ar. i#53 a sssfei mare, the years old
Las ~7rsnJ na@E Is hansts Ia ii, a white strip In
ia II ., ana white off both hind legs extending
abeas &aa Tasegn !alat spot N Ia f eye, an
Supra sd at 80, aetore Il. ~ Ipnr, 80
~aat. 3@ra 81. J. " q 4 TELL. a. rik
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~ e+tr~ st9a CoHstantinople says
= MAJ pasla ~AS mere hs vas very intimate with
tie &1Ei1sh Anaas<Ai8s aad . curious rumor
sI'a@E Elas sas rreae-alIssima is about to be-
ssHns ; 2rg5zssEa-- He Il Croz.iaa by birth
GnH a.arag *ssan med sse tie Of soldier In
he i 4-sg~an fr1rr II = 8e1btf1l whether he as
sver been It lear- N4zauzetaa-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03
Hn.InS G.nt

bosfos, Sapi. 20
" TIE arrival OF the America here a salute
81 - guns was herd 4, the request Of the BRIT
ish residents by the American artillery II ~
or Of The victory.
female passenger by the America. a mil.
inner u TINS city, was det@cte In trying "a
snnggls faces some Of which were found s.w,
ed up in her garments.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03
1879 G. @. aARTIs
New fofs ST. Louis
MAMMOTH STOCK OF CLOTHING
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
New Styles Low Prices ,,--Immense
Store, Double lis former size,,i

NE have received aod ar receiving deei.
W aeoly the largest and most compts IL stoe,,
OF lolhlng ever brought to this market our
goods nave been purchased At very low mice
an ' ~ lsstafed Tor cash We are theaerore en-
aoiea 70 oief to our customers extra iudusr-
ments '"s'
" nave built large addition to our store. ma,
KING u twice It's former size We have aiso mad.
at !. skyiighta 50 as to have an aband, &c d
light. ~ "
ity tie 18th Of August We will have anep IN,
ea'fe stock resdy for the GREAT RU~H-cf fall
trade.
Ne saail be most happy to see our oh friends
~ t"s'ohists A. also those who have never
bought Of ~ before u whom .e otIl sha,y ~,
S,oek WIN pleasure feeling confident that We can
onst sh.m Better Bargans, than any other house
- the west, a. our stock will be very large and
W. -. Y y ~ out clean to good men, and
iof 'ash, NC arc dctefmiud Ia sell Low.
~ MARTIN L baoTHE8
th39Zll Nos. ia Main st., st. Louis.
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ca" kamor sayss that Victoria IS abou.
10 gladden. 60 the hear, Of John Bull by
presenting the nation with another ban,-
ling. The people thought old Queen
Charlotte bad enough in this way. bu,
tie Vic beats all.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

- rar 3e.uef la@ 2een terminated
1r Congress- 1v le tee state ren nj
Kansas yHr--forv . fppeers tai here
arc ID &c Yu rtactsuus--4FlEs ErtEers 1T
eas.ss.z4 by IA }lisseurr noe u -ilalvue-
lssza8n. IL luptaer. au= week .ier.
40 EY ne ueeute.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

PsKs BABY.-A WosDKa.--We learn from
Doctor Fpsniford, who was in astenlonce. that
Mrs. Cam" ,ell, Ct Canajoharie gave birth TO
daughter who Is now six weeks old and ONLY
tea usci.s high, and weights but hoo 1onads. /,
is y very smart child. IT, feet measure on. inch
in length They design TO bring IL TO tile Paby
Fair next Tuesday gistey.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

IrapKm-rfle VT. Pheasant Hen
ry @. -gsza. Q5ssrrrr, oG sent. 20th
SAYS.
We stag 1e 7rtss o announce hat ,
lF- ImaeEEet4. .Jv1Hg n the RIci
vUoas. FrRaf1u gvuSnI1. vas <lIIrti .asi
g'grt " fr. AI3au-- Nr 4 hau-t.
zHTc - glgn gats evening tEt rage NM
sssl ID Ena saEas iii le sided Mr.. 4.
Il ell license,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-03

Alrnam uuug. nee Norman 1rIezs.
-1ma5Gsus very rlrE4EsT aEt-e -roops Tuzr-
.sE.ss4.a- LA .l4L -.l-sF. i 4uu~aTa
a@- s3er esal@e 1gaa a rebellion Hnanr
ne sear!eH. ara svreE Eev vent p CaI-
.8r=fa. asErsas ou luEaEeF 1i ziem.-
LrI -4A wUws 4Gat4 0 All sotaIes ya0
'aa4 Greater e rgary 5; 5uIeEHedlin-
va. Is eEEA.s -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
sEuasTOP r. TAKEM
LOSS ON BOTff SfDES 81, 600"

New Yoax, Sept. II.
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived
this 4. VI.
eebastopol fell on the 9Th instant alter
having been homfasded tnree days and
after SIX repuses OF The French from the
nslakoH' and one repuise OF the English
from the Redan. The English lost 2''0o
and the French about $4,000 The
Russians evacuated the town alter blow
ing 10 the defence n,uktag tae sbips and
firing tue Town. IeayIng nothing but q
mass al smouiderlng runs.
Five French Generals were killed
including Bosquet, large allied torces
marching along ne coast 70 intercept the
retreat Of lae Russians gaiard. The
allie. captured an immense amount "a
material ol war. II is reported hat lie
Allied Generals have orders 10 lemau-
the surrender oi the Russians ancOudi
tonaiiv. AL troop stores. detenses SC.
lusBading Odessa. Another attempt mad
been naae 10 assassInate Napoleon.
BALTIMORE. S-p'.2S.
Aayices iron Norfolk report and III
pruvrment II the beaith ol boln citIes. &c
.ros weather aaviug !avorabte efntt
DIMINISHING the number ri new c.ses.
There were 0ag txo new cases as Forts-
alua&a on fGesdays ana E1ur aeaGass lie
asw eases at Norfolk we're 2 ana aeaL41s
30.
New Driean. dates Cd Thursday IRE
recefve,i here. ana contain aav5ces rom
IlnDGcu 20 the s. instant, s. atCa auuoan.
49, Tsval4aua = ne government, le
pan ed o E44&a having cen aaegea al 1T
tire Governments cl CErr~ra Taccgngspa.
>fsvps ne aaa hera 1aa-i i'm 4rauaaacs
" TIE American saHyuvt r1rv I'd tGe
AIeSaG-a aasy, a. 10 gasa.
3esrvg. >ret. g.
y .eiter ras Lasa TsGetvesi .Husa Laa.
Aus r}g1Nweti. fatlaass 81 t5ssyeF1as
nan rrw "ro aaa-rs as
8nfaEsa. aasest UI $ 10 y5eHferee g .ysa-
r---=s. .-ls ~ rrua- Ersv Eas azastst g
Faz.. lt BE- .an@s a4- aas= ns TASTES.
ga a1lFss 81 ii -rgse "a & -r-tg s. lz.-zls- 1ass-z
a-1rr %sa-a-rf #aaw ava
sge.s8 q r.--.ar ~aEAr ena s asaras
-lls ses ksvtsHts= 90 req
l.aa..s4-g-f a.4s .ass s. -GgsssEsa~zs.
Gag a4Ezass. @asr. 4.
fa- G5 s. 2 60 asgezzs9 Ea=
as.l11azsa--a - aa esE= - - @s.E-
"T sa4 rH Ezt up-N
sasz.r.g=r - "a 81 s-asa
AZ z-a=+ - q re4- --z r. ~.. lag
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Estray Mare

Iaken up ny Henry Thomas,a al his residence
h a. ro,a Township on the Path. d,y Of Aug. !
~. oay mafei eleven years old, with . star in
on her right shoulder, A. y on her riah, In M
some marks on her left shoulder, and ,addle
marks on her back, appraised at . Is belore
David 6loper, Kss wCs,,.iS
Sop. 10Th, 80. (nss) County cisrk,
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MILL IN ERY

f,,aas. an noaton would respectfully inform the
Paiea 70 DO every description Of millinery xarl
~ snoites notice. Orders from The country .,
nnasa 70 promptly, silk Bonnet. and d,es.
s "a ae KEEP, constantly on hand. Residenae ~
NJ s.af,s horih.wes oftie stesm MIL y
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EStray Horse.

INN " hy John Shaw, a. his prsntses in
HpTingdale Township, on the 9TH Jay N In.
$3.50 y, 800. a medium sized brown horse wiz !
esa "ai'e sp. on the right hind foot. four ~
~. seafs Old, and Appraised q. 500 before Thorn
y WAN ESQ on the iatA day Of Juiy. ls5s.
Upton, July 18th, 1855. '' '0'o'
tnsl.smo. wv. CArTcII
CoaDty Clerk.
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Tie ary 81. DlEeuGorf gas ignted ag
Ezs sd a.s Thursday ays:.ir..
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Pc WERS d co

ros"AanISG AND COMMISSION MEseuAsrs.
a p General Steam Boat Agents, Water street
eohs,gnments of Produce and Grain. TO b.
a. aided oy The G. l. r. 1. n. II. viii NEE,
with prompt attention.
Mark ali packages poyARs ~
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MONEY! MONEY!!

MONEY, MONEY!!
eight DRAFTS on New York can be had
y Of the Subscriber in sums to suit purchasers.
Certificates of Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed-American Gold far
nshed at small premium, by
WM. II. TUTHIIL
Tp'on, Novemberl2. 1853
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NOTICE,

The notes gwen at the sale Of William Ham
cock, AID at the sale Of r I. johnson viii be
ound IN The hands Of the undersigned.
Those given al the Hancock sale are due on
he 18Th day Of November next, ana a, the
Johnson sale on the 9th day # Decemaer fol-
loving. ROBERT NJ. LONG
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James +. SChenck,

Wholesale aud retail dealer In Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS, erssSswARg, nosvss
SHOES. g., CAT ]. BFNNETr'S OLD
STAND. Second 81, Mascatine Iowa.
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RAlTfNnRr saI

EALTfsoEF, sept 29th.
Ias elbow Fever is absting fc. cases occur
~ 4 ~ very n4iignat character which indie stes
lack u material for the disease to feed upon
AT Norfolk there deaths on Tuesday and
three up to 400 on Friday. but no new cases.
Al Portsmouth IL deaths On Wensiay, g on
Tuesday, On Friday. but few new case.,
The wife Of Rev. Mr.. Armstrong is dead.
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TIE Ptes.dent 10 s4..l afflicted aim
csa.as every thrd iay, BAT a9t Withstand.
iaZ. instantly attending % business.
iaere = no" N the treasury nearly
So .ooO,DoO subIea 70 draft. Of winch
six millions . deposited a New York.
: i no 10 palladeiplla, slIa,00o IN
Baltimore, 1888 333 10 Boston.
Tie whole number d application, for
bounty lands under the art # last March,
has been upwards Of pit 900, and the
number d warrants issued 3l3 ,OOO.-
During last month nearly 900 were
issued.
Among the recent promotions 10 the
Navy are .nose Of Com nauiers lngra
nan and Holllns to be Captains, and
Lieut. Houslene 10 be commander
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing betwcsa
e. r. Lewis and Il. 4. Douglas. under. the rm O,
Lewis 4 Douglas, Is this day dissolved by mutu.
al consent rintou ] DIV L. 1sss
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NEw OK go, %.

TIE morality g tbs eitY 94riay as,
week vas 3.5j decrease of al daflay
the rsea proceed Ea-.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-02-07

was All old favorite tune that had not
heard for years. and it now seemed sweet
or than ever--it was old Balerma--solemn
old Balerma-and they were nearly done,
and rs the sweet sounds died away at its
close, my soul was deeply touched at their
closing beauty. And now the voices were
hushed, the sounds had died away, and
all was silence, my first thoughts we're Of
my early pIaymates-then | gazed over
the audience, and saw many familiar
faces and many strange. Now and then
my eyes were keeping in the different
pews for one, whose name by me had
never been forgotten, but fearfully thought
that by her was not remembered. How
earnestly my eyes did wander, and how
often were they disappointed--sore with
anxiety, they gave up the search. Why
was she not there, was the question o
my heart. But alas! the spell was broken
my hopes to see her were crushed-l
awoke and found was but dreaming
and knew too we'll that the loved one had
passed the stormy way and gone home
10 that better world.
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NUMBER AZ.

ing one OF the things he much boasted OF.
rude unchiseled mass Of white rock,
found by Mr.. Randolph on distant part
Of his estate many years before his death,
and used by him al the door Of one Of his
houses as washstsnd, marks the head Of
the grave. A rude mass Of brown stone,
also selected by MIR. Randolph, and used
as a step stone TO mount his horse. msrks
the foot Of the grave. These rocks were
procured, and kept for the purpose TO
which they are now appropriated, and
particular directions given to John on tho
subject.
can never forget my emotions while
standing over the unornamented grave OF
the gifted and eccentric Randolph. The
tall. unbroken forest by which was sur
rounded, the silence and gloom that reign
ed undis,urbed amidst the deserted place,
the thought OF the brilliant mind that once
animated the remains then mould derihg
bene a,h the sod upon which was stand
ing-the vanity Of earth's promises aad
hopes. and distinctions, Impressed my
heart with degree of solemnity and in
terest was unwilling 10 dissipats.
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Sad and Touching.

An incident Of melancholy sadness oc
Cured recently at the town CT Adrian, in
Michigan.
Francis. lad about ten years of age,
the son of NJ. Russell Lyman, Of that city.
went skating Monday afternoon on the
River Raisin, near the southern part Of
the city, with his cousin Winter Williams.
aged about fourteen years. He skated
over ice near where spring puts into the
river, and it was so thin that il gave way
with him. He was struggling in the chill
ing water, his cousin called for help from
two men who were working near by; but,
seeing that i. was impossible for them to
reach the spot in time to save his little
playmate. Francis, he resolutely sprang
into the water in hope Of his rescue. Yet,
sad to say, his efforts were Intellectual;
both of them become benumbed and ex-
hausled Francis sank to rise no more.
and Winter was saved by the timely aid
of the gentlemen whom he had previously
alarmed.
There are some interesting and affect.
| ing circumstances connected with the
death ef this little boy, which we cannot
refrain from publishing.
| Just before the boys started for the ice,
the mother Of little Frank called him to
her and caationed him to be careful and
not break through the ice. The little fell
low promised he would; and, stopping a
moment. told his mother .'if he should
get drowned, not to let any Of the boys
disturb his play things. and to have them
all sent to his little cousin in Cincinne at, .
| He then kissed his mother and went ,c
play. Just as he went under the ice to'
the last time. he said to his companion
GOOD bye. Winter" and sank to rise nc
more in lite. His body was recovered
soon after. and carried to his afflicted
parents and relatives.
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the current Of the creek became a neces
sity, and was accordingly commenced.
Those who have threaded louisiana
swamp, in which canebreaks, bayous. and
quagmires are the predominant charac.
,eristics, may comprehend the felicity OF
that journey-which lasted from to
o'clock, and in which a progress Of seven
miles was made. We soy nothing Of it.
About o'clock a hunters pirogue was
discovered with the hunter in it. Both
were chartered, and an additional skiff
being obtained, the party returned to the
camp whence it came. The basket and
empty bottles were there, but the balloon
no where visible. A little research dis.
covered it, however. in the last choleraie
state OF collapse - exploded. prostrated
and torn-its former glory thoroughly de-
parted. The balloon and basket were
gathered into the skiff, and, together with
the party, started by water for tho burgh
of La Vacherie, place on the banks OF
Bayou Lafourche, in the parish of that
name, containing about fifty inhabitants;
every man Of which goes abou, in pi-
rogue with dog and double. .barreled gun
both half.cocked. On the way thither
several ducks were shot, that made an
excellent supper, and afterwards long
and refreshing sleep was enjoyed between
sheets. Early next morning a neighbor.
ing planter-Mr. E. Mauge-sent around
a wagon to convey the cellestials 10 his
plantation, where every kindness and
courtesy were extended them, and they
sent on still further, to station called
l. Robinson's s. on the Opelousas Railroad
MIR. Charles G. Thibodaux then took them
in charge, and having presented them
with sundry snipe and other products o.
that ilk, handed them over to the consid.
Grafton Of Messrs. Harris & Jackson o
the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad, who landed both bal
loon and ballooners safely in this city.
The voyage, aside from that portion
pertaining to the swamp. was very pleas
ant and agreeable. M. GODDARD is an ex
perienced and able 8ronaut, as his two
hundred and thirty different ascensions
fully prove, and >contrives to give double
zest to the enjoyment of the trip by hi
evident knowledge of the matters pertain
ing to air travel. Our compagnons d,
uoyage-M. Chas. Bleson, Of the 'Orlean
ian,' and Nine. Emile Gayate. OF ,hi
although they thought Jordan wa
I a hard road to travel in some places, KEEP
up their spirits and agree with US that tn
voyage was grand-magni6cent--prett
good. We have to record, 'in advanc
Of all our cotemporaries, great fire OF
several prairies; a reported rise of on
inch in Bayou Lafourche; some injury L
NJ. Godard's balloon, and very uncom
! Portable "Winter Night's' experience il
ho