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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
NJ arch 7th 1857.
ST ATE OF IOWA,
rEE. m rnJF ~

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
To Osar Clark aud all Others concerned.
\ OTIcE Is hereby giTen that the Chicago.
Y Ioaa and Nebraska Railroad have located
the line OF lis road ov.r and across the south east
quarter Of section twenty three township eighty
Two, range three west OF he fifth principal neri
dian. II is understood that sail tract belongs
TO one Oscar Clark, whose resideace il unknown
to the officers Of said railroad company. 1T is
helieved that the owner il uo1 resident Of this
State, aud this notice Is given II order that pro
ceeiings may be had for the assessment OF dan
ages occasional by the location OF said line a.
aforesaid; SIS il provided by the laws OF the State
Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorney,
Feb 14th 1857. n Il. BAKER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.


A 7 which can be seen and bought very low
II for Cash, or Produce. every article that
ought TO be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell all kinds If DRY
Goods, and most kinds of Groceries, as low ~
hey can be fought at the River townsend
anxious 10 bald up the trade Of Tiptor, we
adopt the motto:
" Amah trofts and Ready Pay."
Thus are We enabled to compete with Daven-
port "r Muscatlne, and give 10 our numerous
customers, (to whom we return our sincere
thanks for tter liberal patronage during The
past year,, bargains, that will warrant a
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time or space TO name all our goods-l7. 900
yds. fast colored calcos, new STYLES, 10 II
cts; 800 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd vide, I TO 10
CTS. We will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, y d wide u yds for 81 20 Coffee, Su-
gar and Tea at Daycnpor prices.
900 prs. Ladies com. q dress Boetees 90 to Us
1910 Mems " " fac Boots, 200 to $50
$50 Boys d" 100 TO 400
: o Ch,Iaren's com. and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for ? ZeU mon
and boys, Hats and Caps, new styles tor $500
ma IN nd hnv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
ST At, OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY

oFATn OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY
To Loreuz, Rich and al Others concerned
NloFiCE l. hereby given that the Chicago.
II Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have located
the line of it's road over aud across the south
halt o: the south west quarter ot SECTION twenty
one. township eighty tso, rang two west o.
the fifth principal merid ar.
1t l. Understood taat sad tract belongs
II one Lorenzo Rich CT Ii nois. 1t Is believed
that the owner ia Nonresident Of this Stale, aud
this rolice ia given ia order tn proceedings NAV
be had for tae asses meut OF damages Occasional
by the lncat ion of said line an al, resaid; as is
provided by the Laws OF the State OF Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NfBR.sKA RAILROAD,
By its ATTORNEY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28


He has rsd II in over 10 ssss, and fe- eAcer,
In I'VE 10th u under hum,r Re ha. in his pc.
session VI TIVE ht ea 0e'th "es Of At. virtue all within
T~o to,t'es an,sd I" nursing mouth.
60 n &c bottle vi cure tie worst kind u e,pl
Two to ttree tot.'c, viii clear the s-st,m ofnles
- bottles are warranted to cure Tho worst canher In tie
mnu b or tomnca
Tntec eve warranted the worst eass
one bo,,Ies warranted all humsr tie
hot are warranted tie runrng Of The sri
gu six hotties warranted to corrupt end
Ore bottle vii cure sssly eruption Il the skin.
Or three bes are warranted 10 cuss the ~srst case
i've three tcfes warranted the tocs dep.
h bot les are warranted to cure the Sal,
ben f. alwa,s experien ed the Irst bottle ard
Ter ec cure warranted whenever tie above quantity !.
Rafer psdde4 over hansqrd bottles Ct tha In the u
WI as wasf viii * rsuR ire " .ars viii lbs
NOR eve ''i bo,t 4 bo hi 'el@ IN thrr after
tbs heb thai to >usri>iur Is, 'h''it
L@s ~ yer be"a ,u"wG unit It in ls.e
second thai il .bo : cg.7 al. k'rds q hnaor
J.. Of n'- dewey vii! s,ee that Ap'i. isss
! sofa AVE. one thcHsst d bottles pr day Of H.
q tie vi lesale r'' sg'~ts who tsvs h~su in tH@i
It t. .u- N ike Tbe-s universal
In ny y pr,c.tcr a',zsys kept 4ctly
ta str"e IT. ato eoi a. general nal medicine gren'
VI pSF lie hSFL 491pS la ~ that
? rse8.
Il, q p'lepe Cts disease which always
considered ID IN Jtla have be- Cure' ~ bottles Y,
wha' If " prove eH C'uRl all Ct fhat
VIA nnsay-le tut few l., have Of !,
than have.
kaUm several r.se o. Rrnnsv al o. herr reopeel
earrt - t. Fc' the vsr'as diseases Of the LIVER siek
Hetacae, IJsp sa A ma, Fewer ard ARns Pain In the
sd, ease- a he Some aHT PARTICULAR Hn si.eases a
the EitHess H. discovery done good than
| e. her rred eve knowr.
No eaee II At ess,aryea. The best gee set
| ana Gro ~ "f Il
ilag4 t4r Tse. Adults tEfie spn. uful day
y,3s tearp@~nui. A. arsctions be sptics
all cobsttfU ASe sufficient 10 peIaie tie Nv
| ole ~ day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
N,NUFACTrRFD RY
DONALD KENNEDY,
No. 100 Warm Street, Rorjny, Mass.
Price 81 90.

Wha'eaale Agents in ChIc. go-F. sGsnEaon 90 by
Bal w.n, J. u Reyd In SAWYER. Paige 80 Bare sS
fr srhrr hsusen, T. nton Robins Gnd faG sdr AZ
REAL IS al bIuggits ggavGal,y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
IT ATE / + Tow 4.
GFnAI,C DIT<r

Feb l4th. 1887.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25
1T is NOT a DYE.
MRS. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER.


Gray haired Ball. persons with diseases Of hair, or
scalp read the following and Judge Of the articles
MRS s. A. ALIENS 2YbOBAGSAMUm
Or Wors Hair Dressing. essential to with the Res
err ana is the Dressing for Old young eNont
being often eeacious in cases OF hair fans &C. without
The Restorer.
testify toits effects" &c.
PRESIDENT J. IL. EATON, l.. L. D. Mnrfrcesboro Tenn
Sot~ithsta ndlng Irregular use the falling oil Of hair
ceased and gray locks restored to original cooF'
changed the Grown Glory, belonging to old men.
to the original hue Of youth" &c
Coanty New YorE. ''AIy hair is restored; it is
nothing like a dye" &c.
REV. y. T. WOOD, NiIldetown, New York. my own hair
and that OF another Of family has greatly thekeh-
ed where almost baIl,' &c.
REY. JAMES MCKEE New York City, Recommends 1t, &c.
REV w POgTEUS, stanWic Conn. SIT has met my most
sauguiue expectations" &c.
REV. J F. GRIswOLD Washington, \. H. at Is real
eficaclous In restoring the hair" Sc ,,,v
REV. @. NJ. SPRATT, LeWisburgh, Pennsylvania. I'VE
can and do cllserinly recommend IL" &C. .,,
REV. I. r. TUSTIN, Charestuwn, South Carolina. 1.-The
white hair has become obyiated,' &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, n. H. 1--WE think
very highly Siyr 81 your va, SURPRISED
to my hairturn as when was young" &C.
REV. G. NJ. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania II has
REV A. PgNK, Chataqua County, New York. az am sat
Isned and recommend IT," -.
preparation extant."
RBy. WILLIAM GUTTER, EltOr Mothers Magazine, New
Ewe might swell this list, but II convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations 70 Europe even ana they
supersedng ali others there well as in the United
doss not ssR siia Sold by all PRINCIPAL whole
sale ani retail merchants in the u s. Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT, 3j5 RROOIEE STR EET, N. T.
where address all letters and Inquiries.
Ssome dealers try sell articles instead Of this. on
which they profit. Write to Dept for circular,
terms and information. Genuine is signed, Nrs. s. a.
Alien, written ip INK. Beware Of couHterfeits
seutt-3mcOd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRGTIFIRRS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WEHOLESA1 Il GsBOCERS.
DR FEITCUTWANGER'S

PIAvORINGs TO PRODUCE At A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
Tn undersigned has lately made great improvements IN
this branch Of business ayOTngs put in pack
ages Of = 10 and gallons and requires but the addition
Spirit 4h proof and Liquors such as
ognac either pale, Holland and English Gin, "-
st. CroIx Rum bourbon Irish and
ote Vh-LsV Apple Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran
y and Madeira Wines will be Instantly produced. II
requires skin, but addition Of good spirit, so
gallons each gallon OF the respective Rlavorlng.
The best Cognac oil, gree yellow and white, warranted
genuine, rs as any other importer in the u. s.
Essences OF every Liquor Extract OF Cognac, lb. of
which produces 200 gallons Of CORnac.
RRw Whskey may by Dr. F-s age and body preparation
he made smooth with but trling expense.
The price Of Pavorngs extremely moderate, and di
DR. LEWIS REUCHTwANGER,
Chemist and Importer Of Drugs EssentiIE 0is, aud Net
ais, Dagu4-(eo,yoe anJ photographic Chemicals,
No. 1A3 Maiden Lame, New York,
y. b. Sole Agent for CodTey's celebrated Cordial Bers
and Gin. ap2S-6md&w
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SUMMER ARRAN GEME NTs.

THO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
i me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day Of next September
upon completing thorough of Double Entry Book
keeping its Collateral Branches, lucrative
poynenti Commercial Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety days their graduation, else they will
be unidentified the full of the paid for tut
ton, and thus realize
free Tuition, or Lucrative SITUATIONS.
this Institution filling response
Bile and lucrative positions Cashiers, Book keepers and
Railroad Clerks, sections of the country,
and being preferred by business to Graduates of
any other Mercantile College Hence the above unparal
inducements which nothing the Superiority
my thorough training students for
business life would warrant.
The Principal Of this Institution has been practical
accountant longer period than any other Teacher
in the Western country. H..#.
Address the undersigned for further particulars:
my9 WIN. w. 0SRANfS ER.
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New Arrangement.

II WOULD announce to the papers Period
icals &C. whose have been to us from
Mr. Tobn's Books, that receiving said Perod
to- call at III Main street Any Wishing to discontinue
their subscriptions, will please advise that not lon
their copies We have just received of
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs. Hets and
Mrs. Southwortls Works.. Everything in the Book and
Stationery line be had at the Cheap Book Store" No.
III NJ street. [ap10l III, JAS O. ORR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
spanish naval Force In the Gulf.

lrfou INC new Oleanb llChy uno, July VI
The Spanish naval force In the Mexican waters at the
present tme adding the vessels recently arrived, Ia
very respectable in point Of numbers though many
are OF ANAL size, and, whatever their present condi IN,
fit only for transports and coasters in which they
force In part from the last official report published at
Madrid Afterwards repubhshed In Havana Il posi-.
BILE some changes have since taken place. Ia than
more than nominal.
ship If the. Line -Rera Dopa Isabel H., SO guns
FTeots-Epersnza. 80 guns; Bsllen, 10.
Correftes -Cortes, 81 guns; FerrolAna, so.
Brig1nines -HaDAnero, Is guns; Valdes l6 Grayins,
49, sallisno, 49, Alcedo, 16.
seheo~os-Nervion, 10, Juaniia, 1; Isabel H., l. Chris
tina, Cburrrca, /,
Samevs-Frabcifco de Asis 10 guns 500 horse power;
Basco de Garay, Colon, Don Antonio de oa Pzarro
guns and $50 horse power each Leon 2, $50; Don Al
varo dc azan and Congress- g. leo each Condo de vena
clio ard Neptune, 2, 40 each Don Juan de Austria,
guns, 100 horne power.
fronspus Steamer Nina, guns, 900 tons Puita,
2 500 tons Saniacila 49, bark Ebro 22s schooner
Jupiter and two still smaller vessels tho vavcensio and
Soberano, sometimes uied for the same purpose
The st Of historic Neptnnian and poe,c looks,
1rs sight, and sounds rather large but VII carefully
exarh ed, In connection with the grand expedition with
which the newly arrived squadron been associated
l;ses somewhat OF n FOR midable chars ter The only
really efficient and respectful vessel indeed In the
rumber probably the ship or the Inc Isabel H. said
be mt guihcent specimen o, naval architecture Sna Is
jus, OF inc stocks and consequently entire stran
ger n the immene crowd assembled 10 admire her beau
tn proportions and welcome her her nrst
10 the New World.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

that the COSTA RcaHs do him now and he
determined they should not have tho He stated
that be going To Rvas to open Nth
Gen Henning and that II, on trips the lake,
manage get machinery Of the Of order
that rhe be eas taken any party attacked her
He boosted that Re had helped the greasers take
have them any longer The red and white flag no wever
appeared for Spencers tricks found out and
the COSTA Rcsns threatened to assassaate him II they
caught him, so that he runaway
The Costa Ricans envely ignorant or everything
pertaining to steamers. don't think they
der Cd day 70 blow the whistle signal for some
thing when be knew that there had not been either h,e
wood on board for week previous He also asked Ar.
Wise, one time whom wood was running short whether
the wood exhausted in the middle Of the Lake, he
'oulo take the vessel the rest Of the way the
cumulAted steam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

A CARGO OF IRISH GRLs,-A company of seventy
lsh girls passed through this city thor way 70 tno
West dav siuce accompanied by Irish gentle
man, who had them In CHARGE and had brought them All
tne way from Ireland They were tine looking ios
make the West their homes and OF course are lesny
marry, bot are willing 10 work and earn hcir living un
the time arrives when they will scts huspend ney SIC
earn money sufficient 10 ray the expense OF bringing
them over and return 10 the benevolent Gentleman who
took the EXPENSE upon himself the FIRST thing after thse
they will be M liberty TO indulge ribbons and hoops,
they choose The girls all Of the working class being
somewhst Of the better class OF emgrans rssner Hon
ON himself Inc task Of finding homes for them They
carre tbroueh by railroad from New York The various
roaa. song The route showed their easnry by providing
The m with rst class TO ride IN although the tickets
,o,a emgrant tickets. There IL room on tho Western
mr. ,es for all such thai can be brought 70 the
country Detroit Free Press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
Destructive Fire at New Orieans-L>om
S3OO,OOO.
From the New Orleans Delta T,

y.
The most destructive confagraon that in New
Orleans for ragged at midday couple Of hours
block Of splendid stores and the partial destr cotton e
another the result Fortunately, Notwithstanding the
intensity Of the nre the heat Of the mid summer
towering walls totserng and coming crashing down
every sde oss Of life serioas casualty remains 70 be
depored Though escapes from dangerous fatal acdea
were neither few nor far between
The fire broke out about twelve O'Clock In the second
story OF enc Of Messrs Lusk Co 9 grocery stores,
precise origin Of we could not ascertain the stovenas
OF the 0rm nst ut the door gongdown whca ha
taw the flames coming toward him. barrel Of liquor
Ing become gnted and burst, the liquid spreading
the floor and setting FIRE everything within reach sl-
most nsisntAneously. boy at the time rsckins a
the liquor.
The alarm brought the nremen quickly on the ground
bot the nature OF the propeay-Messrs. L. Co.'s ssors
beng n,ed with groceries and hquors-gAve the nrs
time. The arrangements for tho supply OF aAss
operated for time against the efficiency OF the depart
ment and was the main Of the hrc spreading
fulton street, and destroying three large stores hS
opposite sido.
The rocond store OF Messrs Lusk o. and the sd,otp.
Ing either eide, OF Messrs Wheeler x ForsaIi,
copper and sheet iron workers. and Hessrs. Waldo &
Hughes hardware merchants were shortly the d
the widest attack OF the confagraon The second story
Of the latter estabshmen! orcuped by Messrs Lewis
snspp Go and the same part OF ono Of Ln.k Cos
engaged In the steamboat agency business.
The nrc soon afer seized the store next TO Waldo
Hughes, the lower portion or which occupied by Mr.
w. Adams, and the upper part by tho Cairo Mail Com
pany. That quickly suocumbcd and gave away 70 the
raging element TO assault successfully the store Of
X w. Adams, where he carried the grocery busipeg
Previous 10 The burning OF r. W. Adsms's store, the
store Of Perdreauville Co. commission aus,
The opposite aide Of Fulton street. caught Gre and bcors
the coparraon was brous ht 70 stop the dining esab
hshmeDt OF Mersrs. A. v. Cochran Hall, commission
chants ard L. NJ Bsdo .egar Importer shared the fate OF
The buildings laid In ruine around n The upper poe
ton OF the house, occupied by L. Bado rented BY
hesrs. Pedrcauville Co., commission NOR ;hants. On
ether side OF these three establishments Messrs
Eaton Henderson and hessrs Bisc, sims grooersL
Considerable damage w done TO the stock Of the sisss
by eater, but scarcely any by fire. Eaton Hendcrpoa
suffered snne ato by water.
The nine buildings destroyed estimated worth
over 100000 Mtsrs. Puig, Avendsno Co., believe,
are the agents or owners Of all Of them who ths nrm rep
resented VIC could not a,ocrtsn.
Considerable stores saved particularly from r. ".
Adamss establish en the greater portion Of which, Per
hnrs, was got out
The following statement will, think, give fair es-
mate OF the vaue OF property the before the
broke out Only obe or two of them could get from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
The New Depot Of the New Haven Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV fOtk, July 10, 1901.
In your edition Of yesterday morning. you gave such
glowing description OF the arrangements OF the depot
Of the New York and New Haven Railroad that the ira
veers that road led expect amos. perfection
the manas OF trains coming In and going But
ooomed TO be sadly disappointed Ia the srst pass
we were ushered Into moderate sized room which
became well 6ed "a most desirable arrangement Tor the
light fingered gsntry) whore were compelled 10 VAT
until about Eve minutes OF the time Of starting when the
doors opened and every started psl NELL rush
ing towards the cars regardless Of ladies' dresses
gcntltmep's corns, 20 AZ 10 procure a seat on the
shady side. But we little fast FOR Mt
the door stood q a la the monopoly rail.
road Of New Jersey, crying "show your ckebl" Now,
We who are daily travellers this road by the use Of
your most valuable columns DO sincerely protest
against these aud dsagreesbe srsnseneut
II Ia but lost for those who willing 70 ~ the depot
nleen or twenty minutes before tho time N have the
choice OF seats and regards showing tickets every
time we the cars " causing unnecessary trouble
besides being contrary 70 the s,puatons Of the
ton tickets which expressly state tast the ,keu are "
be shown the conductors IN the cars Thanking yol Tor
the use of your columns snd hoping the managers Of
road msy their and regain their former repua
ton OF dreqardng the comforts Of their passengers more
than any other road In this couniry" revan yours
specauIiy, CONNUrATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

From FLoRIDA.-The United States transport
steamer Fashion, Captain Baker, arrived Key West on
the eth Instant, With Dol Loomis, Of the Finn infantry
and now IN oommvnd o. the United states troops operating
IN FLORIDA against the Seminole rndsns and suite board
,n ro, for Fort Dn, for which placs they sailed after
few hours detention. Great dculy attends the attempt
TO ae cors OF volunteer troops 10 take the place OF
companies OF artillery that have been Withdrawn. The
Everglades ae also dry and further present operations
must be suspended In septem Der IN thought that the
fioda troops will muster In Sufficient numbers 70 enable
operations TO be carried with some show OF vgor.
detachment Of Dol Wnder's company Of late gsrrsonng
key Wet w command Of Lieutenant Turner len IN the
tA.ESE Gs.e.L ~. kork ~ ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

SAD ATFAls.-Last winter, a poor but indus
rous mechanic, Mchaei surpny, employed ~ sidney
shepard Cos became the butt Of the mifth &c though
less practical Jokes OF bis fell workmen whs tsistd an
annoyed him by various tricks which have sad e1i and
should convey warning 10 ALL that the feeling OF an
honest man should no. be lightly tempered with Il
that his companon at various times placed articles ~ his
dinner pail and IN bis pockets which they &C used him OF
purlonng AMI continued this species annoyance uuulhe
was compelled 20 leave his emp ymer The charges 80
worked upon bis mind and sensitive nature that be be-
nsaee, AMI placed In the Insane wa a O, the
almrhouse Under the treatment there no became In
grea recovered, and relieved; out after
while the symptoms returned, AL he goaded 20
madness by the tbrught that he sh Jud be suspected OF
stealing and again be consned 10 the insane ward on
tss third instant he made his escape ION the OF his
and oce that time he has not been heard
Hbn be LEFT, he wore black pant, and fdstsn c,st like
toss used at the poor house He u 80 yeers of age with
sorAy hair and WHISPERS. Any inormssn where ne
be eund will be thankfully received by his wife, VII
i've In tenth street. second DOR from Carolna street, II
OF uncom feature the causes which led 10 the
90 result and The tosl wreck Of the man ~h oh has
sued should sink deeply into the hearts efhose who
in-s~usNn,a 10 the mfancholy aatr -BlTIi Frprsss
.nig is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

Recommendation. William l.. Marcy gra-
duateo Brown University, Rhode Island In 1903, says
Of the Detroit Advertiser, In company with
Hon JON Rodgers since Governor or Rhode Island Hon.
Albion X Paris, since Governor OF Maine Hon Albert
Green many years Attorney General OF Rhode Island and
United States Senator from that state; Hon. Duee
Pierce, for number OF years representative In Con-
gress from Rhode Island Rev. Dr. Boes, of the Bspust
,hurch Hon In~ab 7. Fiske q eenatuR
ana v. the Governors Council d Massachusetts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

SrrAu COMMUNICATIONS Win EcRoPy.-A nun.
Der Of gentlemen at Ot Point, including Gen Green OF
Teyas; Hon Francis Mallory, Thos Brosgh,on, sen,
and A. H. Leonard, q Norfolk Alex Dudley, OF King and
Queen and Richard a Morris and Jos. r. Anderson, Of
Richmond have, az committee appointed for the pur
pose recon mended convention At that place the 2sh
and Goth inst 10 call attention 10 the scheme OF Hon. A.
Dudley Mann for line OF Southern steamers Europe
Gov Wise ex Governor Fiovd. aud slhor Distinguished
lrsf-o.s, 9. o ex.scsol ~ ~ ~ Cscn-