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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30
Vermont Items.

The two rogucs who stole Mr.. Shaw's horse
have been nabb.d and are new confined in our
Jail. The horse, wagon and harness were found
in Mortified, where they turned the horse out
to pasture and sccre'ed The other PROPERTY in
the bushes. They acknowledges the crime -
Their names are Theodore and Frederick Define
and aged, the former about 10 and the latter l.
Woodstock Standard.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. Julius Pratt, of Pom.
fret, was run over on Monday last by an OK cart
ana so severely injured that he died on Tuesday
morning One wheel of the heavily loaded cart
passed over his neck. Mr.. Pratt had but one
hand. having list the other while celebrating
the election OF Frank Pierce to the pr. sdercy,
nine years ago III.
lev. James p. Stone, for almost eleven years
with the Congregational Churth in Greensboro.
as " stated supply" has siguifed TO his people
that under, casting circumstances. be shall NOT
deem 1t eXpcdlent to remain with them alter the
expiration OF the present year. Upon a field of
labor Tor the future. Mr. Stone has not vet de-
,ermined.-C Chronicle.
Cora Tucker OF Bethel, recently of Barnard
iell from II load Of wood on Monday aud broke
his spinal column. The injury was ~ severe tina,
he survived but short time.
Rev. Ezra Jones, late of Sumter. S. c.. ba,
become rector OF tho Episcopal churches In
Montgomery and East berkshire, Vt.
Capt, Stoughtons company of Sharp Shoot
ers lett West Randolph, Oh Saturday morning
to JOIN Col Berdan regiment. Among the lner
are some OF the best shots IN the State.
FIRE IN SrnATToN.-On the night of the 18th
ms, tho barn of Jesse Jones of Stratton wifi
oil It's contents, was consumed by fire. which /,
supposed to have been set by an incendiary.
The loss is about $500, of which there was 4,
partial insurance in the Farmers Mutual oiiic,
at Montpelier. ''"N'
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BX TELEGzsAp,,
Z O'CLOCK, A. N
TO THE FRLEMdv
FROM THE UPPER p0T,,.c

A little excite ment was occasonoa
Hook Friday Afternoon by the Cnr a. 1Saalyv
throwing about 80 shells at the onass
some Companies Of the 26'h penns,f vart o
nmrnt' "n'er command Of NJ. or Ia ca".a lie
dale, at Harper Ferry. -'-''OF Lya.
The M"j'r tried long range Enf.ll p.o
them, but The distance being ts, tl,,,'. N-ls a.
was too great Although some u, ''9 ys
from the b+iS Was lair nobucy WAS } w.t. n,rg
men are being we'll deployeu and wp,a N ~ The
closer range, which the rebels would nn '.auS l~
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THE FORT PICkENS AFr.,p

Great excitement prevails in the S,ut, q,
the battle, but it Was though, that Rra"a a''ut
be able to force Col. Bown to sur,endrr would
A messenger arrived from Pensacola =, g
day last with perenptory order for rs Ur oun'
nlents. Bragg was then hopeful Of an We,
success, and was replying at intervals tn ", H. e'!
OF the Fortress with great fleet. II;s , .s Ike
salvos are described as terrible He eynaa ssuEF
make breach Monday. Ii rcinforremrpttss' e" To-
he would storm with fresh troops and adv,s s''e
Col Brown hnd concentrated nerfeo, 1 ".
of no, shot and shell upon the Navv Yara '' ula
it had burned down with all the outhn,H an'
ami q considerable amount of army and aa0"
stores. Pensacola had been evacuated Nv ,'l
OF Bragg. 0'ua
Brown called to bis assistance Svs pascal, ,
war, all Of which We're driven Of bv ,ho s,, " y
batteries. The Niagara Was almost id]]sd ' ;u
balls and the Colorado Was thoroughly disc T'a
Bragg declared to his Troops he wyuId I rasu.
surrender alive, and the greatest enthns;,"''
prevailed among his men. On Tues,a, Er",'
would engaged Col. Brown in front and I LsS
large folce On the Island to take him in '4 .I
rear.
Ii is generally believed that Bragg has h,o,
whipped. Pensacola burned anu probably Bra,
whole force captured. N'
Dispatches III Southern papers have no arn,,.
ent end or beginning and are very meuyrr FF''
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EDWIN JAMES on THE sLIDELI AND MASON lrFA

EDWIN JAMES on THE sIIDELL AND JASON arFAm
New York, Nov % - 4 letter from Edwin
james, the distinguished Englsh lawyer ncy
resident here, IS publis Cd. The letter saystb
whole question IN regard to Mason and Sidel
will rest Oh the anSwe of the captain OF the
Trent To the following questions
l,t Were you acquainted with the terms o.
her Majesty proclamation commanding strict
neutrality ON the part OF all her subjects during
the term Of h's'iliIes between the NortIlem
and S'uthcrn States?
-. Did You not know mat the two gentle.
!ucn, when they became passenerts,not refugees
on board Your vessel were ,nph,ylns themselves
or were employed in at ont., prise of direct hos
Utility t" the constituted Government OF Tue ln-
tied States?
The answer to these two questions in tho al
f!rinatvc, and consistently with truth they can
not be answered otherwise, will reduce the qnes
ton To very narrow dimension and should
any doubt exist upon the Second proposition,
the message recently sent by MIR jefferson D!
Wis to his mock Parliament ut Richmond VII!
much facilitate its solution.
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The Vermont and Canada Railroad have de.
clarcd sea-anuual dividend CT per cent.
payable December Sd.
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FROM MISSOURI.

A band Of rebels under Gordon captured Cap,
Robbie, White, and Moonlight, from railroad
train at Weston, IN thursday.
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TIE PRESIDENT S MEssAGh-rB

1iIE MEoSAGk- IRON DOM Dlpl>r
Washington. Nov. 20 .-Tho Indications ~.
that the Presidents message will not be sr,
oct in advance Of its delivery to Congress. lls
reason being that the report Of the Secrctar,.
of Che War and Navy will be kept open til thu
latest possible moment for making such uirr4
lions AS events may require.
Dispatches have been receiycd at the Nave
d par'ment from Com. Dap"nt giving nt.l.,
grnce o. the e.. s. flag Tying over the territory
Of the State OF Georgia Tybee Island, wheel
ne says is within every mortar dlstauce OF For.
Pulaski, has been taken possession Of IRE as
p'oaches t. Savannah are olnpIe;r!y cot Of Ga
The island is s'iopg MarscIlo Tow r, w,th.
battery ut its base.
In giving an account of the capture Of IL,
British, schooner Mabel by Commander Ya,I
Com. Dupont says She has been brousI. inp.
PORT Roy.! Larhor. She purportc, to b. Iron
llavan" bound to New York but IL the tmeoi
her capture she was heading for S.. Catls,.s<s
Sound.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

DR.. W. T. Alexander, Assistant Surgeon 70
Col. Bayard s first Pennsylvania Cavalry rcSl'
Vile, died on Frdav.
1t was thought Thursday he wonld recover.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-19

Te are happy to say To thu housands who are using
our machines, and the thousands !ha want them tina;
each machine u'w hears the patent license stau.p Of
GROVER d BAk Err. elias Hove, r.. and I'll per sol.
selling or using them are secure against any malestS
tion
Our Ma hines are now jus; Nha. We want them: in
drctt competition AID ON equally popular basis sit h
the best made and hi hest priced b,ites in any mar
kes. and thr, are Sttt sod At ST. and IL iDrlndu
lI@Hmer # which We have several s;yl.s). Needles.
aud everyt ling to theruse in .nly or shop.
This makes thrm 81 the caea est, l. mate and fist
class Machine Ii market.
Ia justice l. nur Nlgitin-s vii 0,- customers
~ ouertr re f"ndfAs m""eH in sNty 1ls for any ma
chine which de, not "ho,y satisfy h rur hAsct.-
This feature alone t~es our mtrh.ue warth much
more than 4y "tt :, there Is necessarily rsk II
tuyiu- most I.tacA;u@5.
Afe, q. IT. 50 vrior upaites ere thcs-:It uses =
s:rAi+ int ncct:.e .,s space u!er the
frotA two c"hHon spo"-. neither being fisscicd and
both IN sight. .nfls ga hinges: secured from and
exposes II" " -"r"r purchase IS greater l.I that OF
any other machines; has hut IVA rr-u!tthr screws
AMI both arg \ o'e ami Ill trout; tHe whci
trey ont. de ~ the tale: il reu res terstian f,r
a!T arie.as "f w,rx it will certainly 10 isatcr sater
variety at w"r" than any machine noH- the htrlre'ls
WIKI "heh we 49, actu,intvi Il, ten' T~rlec,;
runs easily "''d stl: i irthsr- ~" "dy. n"yces can
man ,Ee It. None oiher viii ,a;:~'. !aIe it is Anowh.
We can ss"ly sas that no piece al Labor saving
chncry ever ErtFs rapidly MT" univ rrsti favor
sewing mschruss. Three has placed them in the
very ro't rank ut first Gle, mtces and though Cur
manufacturing facilities have been largely "rrnsei We
have nol been .e t. supply thu dcntnt' during the
,aa; season. We can till al er3 W. have nd.
dei St, Tie Hiytstde Blake 4 i.'insonniu,-
table liemmcr and defy the a0rIt to D. oduce
better ins runeats f., rins al kind, Of sewing and
embroidery. Let every Who j. interested in the
great improvements III se"in: nachires whether they
wish to Ia cha:C not sad = Descriptive Circular
and samples of stitch.
We mu., cation the ili.c ,,ist unprincplsd and
perfectly irresponsible Ptries who have claim II to he
our successors. rere-etI that ma hines
Of IN rke,. and c.tsay mach ne Of our. in its
place. We only sell oar own l.achir"s. Ta.yar: IL
FAIR patent. and are tbs lie prof. vIe:JIs in the st
Northwestern States. Address
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SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue OF an Execution to me direct
- ed ISSUED from the ottic ofthe Clerk If tn,
instruct Court in and for the county Of Muse,
IN anu State OF Iowa. ia FAY Of Wood Bacon
a Co, aud against John Jennings, Pearson :
,"rt. ana Levi Jennings, ] have levied upou
inc i"i!o"lng prov c'ty rs tue property Of The
sa'h Lefl Jennings. to-w;:
The cast half of the southeast quarter Of sec.
tlhn twenty and the northeast qultter Of see.
hun twenty nine. the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section twenty and the
southeast quarter OF The southwest Quarter al
sc fi"h twenty all in township sevent nine ~
hofth OF range two ".-t also. the suuthea at G r.
OF the northeast quarter # section twelve l.}
IA tr"nshlp tcsentv-nine t1Hr north of ran . c
tn'ee ~ We ~ the 9Th rrIuc3l meridian with
the appultenanccs thereon, sa d 10 d Is situat. d
IN Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer TIE same for xa'c at public ont.
cry. At the Court ilousc ,lo"r in the town Of Tin.
ton. IN .aid county, on Saturday, the 3J,h day ri
N"vsnber, 4. y. l>6l, at O'Clock l.. NJ. of said
day. 10 -asish said eAecutiuu and costs that ma.
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2stl, day OF October. 4. y. l~Gl
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
PRICE 5000 sheriff Of Cedar County, Iona.
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AND ONE WITHOUT A NATE.
l.t-~The Paper Neck 'rie."

lst-1AThe Paper Neck 'ric."
(Patent applied for)
THIS TIE is made entire Of paper, In Ion
different styles and In perfect imitation VI silk
and other fabrics. The price i 50 low that a
gentleman may wear NEW TIE EVERY DAY,
and yc. not lie chargeahlc with extravagance, or
one Tie can be worn to days, II necessary to
economic.
3L-The Relief Tie.
tpa,cnted January 20th. lsfl)
This Is doubtless the most perfect silk Tie ever
Invented, and il just what the nane implies. .
perfect "reief' from all further trouble in tying
/ bows.
| 3d-The Lace Edge Tie.
An exqnikitely beautiful article-it has only 10
| be seen 10 be admired.
SMITH Il BRDUWER sole Manufacturers,
! No, 50 Warren str,et, n. Y.
/ NB--We s.lt to Wholesale Jobbers only
| Country Merchants can order our goods Of any
! vholesale house with whom they are dealing.
! April 18Th. lsG'-'m
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American Agricultural.

thorough going reliable, and practiea!
Journal. devoted 10 the derartmtn OF soil Cul-
tut e--such as growing field crops: orchards and
garden fruits; rarceH vegetables and flowers:
tees. plants. and flowers, for the lawn or yard
care Of domestic animals &c :, and to household
iaho,s. 1t has also an interesting and instruct.
i've department for children and youth.
4 full calendar Of operations every month.
Ihrse to fonr hundred, or more, illustrative
engravings appear in az volume.
over six hundred ri in, practical, instructive
articles. and man! useIni items, are given every
year
Tie editors and cont. i1utors are all nrsetic al
working men.
The teachings of the Acricnltnrist are con.
uncd TO no state or rerrituty. but are a,aptea to
tie wants OF all sections of III. rn1nrrY-it H. IS
its name indicates, tor the whole Ain. rIcan Coz,
tnent.
A G'rman Edition is Published, Of the same
SD; and p'ice az The III glith n con aiming Ill
Ms reading matter, ana its numerous illus, ra.ivc
engravings.
JLkAS--1NyArIABLY IN ADVANCE.
tre copy. one year. 81 90
six copies. one year. 5 90
Ten or more copies one year 50 CTS each.
Postage anywhere in the United states and
Territories mu.t he paid By the subscriber. ard
IL only six :cas year. If paid in advance at tie
Office he e received.
All tI>inr-~ AMI other r;nmunicatjnns sh III ID
be addressed 10 the Editor ana Proprietor.
ORANGE JUDD.
IL Park Row. Ne ,ugA Citv.
ssy-s'nHsc .stl liz received u 50 cents each
a. the rosie !hcc IN Upton. no4o
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CIR ARD
Fire 1 Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS 3. ALyOrD. Secretary.
A. S. GIi.LETT, Vice Pres. l. Tres.
assurances agsins. losses by fire.
H~Losses promptly adjusted.
s.YAiES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th is5o.
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KOOcand'S German Pills

icing we'll know throughout Europe and America
need no CONNER % here. They purely segeta.
de rr.Fafe it'll sreat es4etness, aud nj. sugar.
coated Sshetter Cathartc Pill can tie found. PRICK
- cts per box.
Thsse medicines are prepared by Hr. c. NJ. Jackson
q Co. fhiiaaelI lila. Pa. and St Louis. Mo-. ard
.otd druggists and alters IN medicines ever, where
The signature OF c. NJ JAeKsoN will he Oh the
II eacE hottie or box.
In our "Ersr,bodp's 9imaRae.' published annual
~. yoa will fnd testimony ard commentary notice.
from All pats the country. These Aimauacs Civ.
away hy all ;r AGENTS. Aud in Upton y Eetg.r,
Il IcNanara. and Kpehesterty Nathaniel Baker. N
s,ringdale hy Tos james Geo, and in Mechan
by Chas. c. Stout.
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~ We have made the shove Reduction In
Prices with the two fold view Of beneiiting the
public and ourselves. The public have been
sxndlcd by srurious machines m ,de in imitation
Of ours. The metal IN them. from the iron cast
ing to the smallest piece. il Of poor qn4.ity.-
Thet makers have not the mean. to do their
work well. They are hid away IN secret places
where it would lie impossible to have At their
command the proper mechanical appliances. It
u only 10y doing great business, and having x'
tensisc manufacturing Establishments. that good
machines. can lie made at modcrat. prices. The
hest designed naehinea BADLY MADE. are
always liable to get out Of order. and are sure to
cost considerable trouble and money to kee
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a Machine
are certainty of correct action at aU rate. xpeed
simplicity # continuation. great durubii,fy, ana
rap'dHy 81 opsrafion nth the least iabor. Ma.
ch'aesto combine these ssen,ial qualities. mus,
be made the hest metal aud finished to perfcc.
ton. We have the ways and IL, ans, on 4 grand
scale, to do this.
the purchasers Of Machines, whose daily bre nd
1t may concern. will find that those hayinu I'll.
above qualities not onls work we'll At rand Al
well ~ slow rates of speed, but last long in the
hhest possible working order. Our mac hines
a. mace by M, will earn more money with less
Labor than any others whether in imitation O,
ours or not. IN fact they are cheaper than an,
ether Machines ~ gifs.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
YNREDs

MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW REbs
TORED.
Just Published, IN a Sraled E"telope
OK THE NATURE TREATMENT AND RAD
ical cure Of spermatorI hoea. or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility. NervousEess. aud nvo'ni'.
,ary emission, in'iacins impotenes, and Mental
md hysir al incapaci'y.
BIZ ROBr. j. GGLvEIWELI.. N. D.
Author NJ the Green Bonl'. DC
The valid renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, c,, arly proves from bis own experience
tina, the awful consequences Of self aa'se may DO
nectuully removed without medicine AMI With
out dangerous surgical operations, bonsies IN
x,rumcn,-, rings or cordial pointing out mode
Of cure a, once certain aud cilcc'ual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition ma.
ically This lecture will prove a boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sen; under seal to any address, post PAD. On
the receipt If two postage stamps ~ addressing
Dr j. c. KLINE, III Bowery. New York. Post
orc. box 1855. 3i-yl.
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The Nos I and Machines are Of great capac-
ity and application for manufacturing purposes.

| The Nos. I and 2 Machines are Of great capac
! ity and application for manufacturing purposes
Our M. Mae hines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work. in
carriage trimming. boot and shoe making, har
ness making. etc. etc. They are OF extra size
with ~ arm long enough to take under it and
stitch the largest sized dasbcs. There is scarce.
ly any part Of = trimnrr's stitching that cannot
lie better done with them than by hand; so, too.
the saving Of time and labor 10 vely great. The
table Of these mac hines is - inches Ions. and the
shuttle will hold six times the us al quantity ut
thread. The large machines woik AS fast as
small cnes.
We would ask for our Letter A MACHINES I, e
special attic Htion OF Vest Makers and Dress MAX
rrs, and all those who want Machines for l:yh.
manufacturing purposes. They .mh-hy the prin-
cipies OF the standard machine- making like
them. the intcrlocked stitch, ami ate destined TO
he A. celebrated for Family Sewing aud Gght
manufacturing Purposes As our STANDARD ma.
chimes are for manufacturing purposes in gen.
era
We nave always on hand, Hemming Gn.ses,
Six Tw i.t, Linen and cotton Thread. Oh Spools
best Machine Oil in bottles, etc. etc.
We manufacture oHr own needles and would
warn all persons using our machiaes not to buy
any others. We know that there are needles sold
OF the most inferior quality. i higher prices
than We charge for our best. The needle. sold
by rs are Manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes. 4 bafi needle may render the les. MA
chine almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that al our
Branch Ofices are furnished with the genuine
article"
In case Of small purchases, the money may be
sent in postage stamps, or bank notes.
~ Correspondents will please write theft
names distinctly. 1t is oil important that W.
should, in each case. know the post-of.ice count,
aud State.
1%An persons requiring information abor
Sewing Machines. their sizes, prices, working
capacities, and the bcs. methods Of purchasing
eau oh,.in il by sending to us, or any Of our
Branch Offices for copy Ct
/. N. SINGER L CO.'S GAZETTE.
Which 10 4 beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely dc
voed TO the subject. 1t will be sent gta.is.
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Il HR Ss:::;siEa sE
Gil CAGO, IOWA II NEBRASKA II. ]

IN and after Monday. Nov. LIST, 1861. until
~ further Lotce, trains viii run as follows.
Trains pass Onion Grows station:
GOING WEST: GOING EAST:
Passenger Tn, 1926 An; Passenger Tn BIS Pm
Mixed 2.O0P.M; Mixed .Il.5U AN
Freight " GO /" Freight $50
CONNECTS.
AtDeWiit with stages for Davenport. Maquokc.
II. At lanNee Ran with stages for Toront.,-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anainosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Tt"ton, Waterloo, Cedar FnXs,
Fl. Do1ye. 1ohdo, Mo,enyo, Fl,
Dcsmoines, Con"cH Bluffs,
Nyaup fit,
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Singers Sewing Machin'

FIFTY DOLLARS.
HAVING completed and occupied ~
IL Fire.Proof Mannfactory-the m@fgl
machine shop in the warld-we have ~ "a
the event by producing new Family ~
Machine, containing the latest improven'''
the very low rrire OF
FIFTY DOLLARS !.
This great reduction will leave ~. ~
without inducement or excuse for buy" - -
the inferior machin . which infringe W. =, ID.
ents. Competition will hencefortl bee ~
possible. very large reduction has 0e'''
in the prices Of oil Of -
SINGERS STANDARD MACIp, II
for manufa, firing purposes, when i il y
known to he without any successful ,t,h.l
market. Much has recently been php;s =
regard to various slit. hes made ~ -, aat
chimes. We will take il for granted VI" varhH
world knows the fact. at Singers 40
make the hest stitch ever invented, -"
the best style. "a!
GasStie, which contains full ini"rln' md NJ
prices sizes. ETC., OF :. wing maclln,..n tfy
snr, l;-d gratis. l. N SINGERAyES
ian % lsso. A,s H,oadray. lAf Z
NOTICE ~
IShcrcby given to the citizens OF Ala III,
State Of Iowa, that sealed piopo.lss DE-
received ut the Clerks Office OF =. Pr
Court until the LIST day Of January. tbsr.
for the keeping Of any poor re'so"a N w
be in said county. said cont acn .srds,s Y
the lowest bidder per week, ~ .eee spi
section 1893 Of the revision Of Ioo0'
der Of the Board of Supcrv,sors. q eh
hoard ofsnpe''
Tietnr, Nov. IS. 1861.
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FREIGHT TRAINS DAILY.

route between Chicago and Contra, low, !, U.s.
ing only 1876 miles from Chicago to the Missis..
'fpi h''er, and thence directly INTO tie Interior
An agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re-.
3't al 'aS5age FOR Clinton or t4e Road. which
"'i be coh'tted across the river free of charre
I. IL. BoDtlSii, Superintendent.
~. HAM, General Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa, Nov lst lSGl rsro.s
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NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee Nh
assss. &c~nsi received by Fam CHrIDS