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WAR INMINENT-CoLoNEL HAYNES LETTER RE


TURNED-THE PRESIDENT EXPECTS HOSTILE
TIES-EFFECT OF THE GEORGIA SEiZU RES
COLLECTION OF REVENUE-AEASURES OF AD-
JUSTMENT.
Especial Despatch to the N. Y Evening Post
WASHINGTON, Fec. 9.--The President has returned
Colonel Haynes last letter, all offensive document
which seli-respect would not permit him to receive.
Mr. Buchanan expects that hostilities will commence
at once.
1t is the general opinion however, that South Carolina
will refer the question OF the forts to the Congress of the
Southern Conederacy.
Major Chase has resigned the command of the forces
at Pensacola His army has dispersed since the arrival
OF the federal feet at that point.
ExSecretary Guthrie is maturing plan Of Adjustment
which is to be reported from the Committee OF States
the Peace Congress.
On Monday next, John Cochrane of New York. will
report from the Special Committee Of Five bill to pro-
vide for the collection of the
This measure is calculated To save the country from
the effects of the commercial policy adopted by the
Southern Confederation 1t imposes the penalty of SCI.
and forfeiture upon vessels clearing from
lug such ports the President by his proclamation may
vacate ports OF entry
Mr.. COchrane, in speech in support of the bill, will
ex Lila the which have converted him to the ad
vocacy OF this rigorous policy.
The rumor that the Governor of Georgia has seized
five six New York vessels at Savannah, in retaliation
for the confscatou of in your city, has created
prodig Gus sensation here to-day.
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States is one of the impossblltes. Nor will either Of
these States consent to reunion under any CIT
cumstanees whatever
speak from my intimate knowledge Of the people oil
these States VIZ
Vary resnectfuly >. w.
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MARRIED.

On the Oh OF February 1884, at the residence Of Col Wing
field Ia Bedford county. by the Rev John w. Gn. Col RoBr
ALLEN, Of Salem, Roanoke county to Miss MARY WING
FiELD.
At Redheld In the county Of HALIFAX Va Wednesday the
30h ult BIZ the Rev. John Granmer d. JOHN COLEMAN
Mis- MAMIE L., daughter Of MIRA Mildred l. John
mnnd E.n
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IMPORTANT FROM MONTGOaERY-FREE TRADE
TO BE ESTABLISHED-AN EXPORT DUTY TO
BE LEVIED ON COTTON.

BE LEVIED ON COTTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s. 1861.
While the Republicans here busily engaged in OPP
pressing the consuming interests OF the whole country
with an inquitously onerous tariff the Southern Con-
gress Montgomery is opening the ports oil the cotton
States to the commerce of the world
This startling movement OF the seeding States Is
viewed with great alarm, and presents the question oil
the revolutionary movement at the South In its most
practical aspect
Special dispatches received here to-day by distinguish
ed secession leaders, indicate that an export duty is to
be laid on cotton which, in ITSELF at half cent pound
will yield heavy revenue poll tax IS also to be lev
led to make the burthen fall equally on the con-
suming and producing interests Free trade VIII readily
induce the people to pay the increased rate OF taxation
The republicans do not affect to conceal their conster
nation at this revolutionary movement, bearing as it
does so practically on the pockets OF their people.
The Southern seeding States will raise annually for
export four and half million bales OF cotton, with an
aggregate weight of two hunde and twenty-hv million
pounds An export duty this OF one-half cent per
pound would yield revenue of nearly twelve million
dollars which, with other sources could be easily in-
creased to twenty FIVE million dollars more then ample
to deray the EXP enses of their federal government
FROM CALiFORNIA-BY PONY EXPREss-ONE
MILLION PORTY.FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR NEW YORK.
FoRr KEARSEY, Feb. s-The Pony Express passed at
A NJ.
SAN Francisco, Jan. % !, $40 Z. M-The steamer
Uncle San sailed on the 2lst, for Panama carrying
number OF passengers and 81, O44 COO in gold.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Legislature has done little as yet.
Three of Union resolutions have been introduced
with the view Of dsposng of that subject before elect
ing o. S. Senator
The Douglas Democrats appear to be divided-a part
favoring coalition with the Republicans to elect Sena-
tor, and part avorng similar coalition with 'he Breck.
inridge wing.
The Republicans propose giving Mr. sibley, who ran
for Congress in 1887 complimentary vote for Senator,
with view Of ling him in bis aspirations for appoint
ment as d. s Minister 10 Chill.
To-day all the Senatorial candidates have been invited
to address the Legislature on Saturday evening.
sssnd military Union demonstration Is IN prepara-
ton in San Francisco 10 take place on the I'D OF Feb
fusry
The Pony Express noted overdue in the last des.
p,tch has since arrived and still an. her Express with
St. Louis dates direct to the +Ih, Is telegrsPhsd.
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TEXAG.

TEAAG.
NEw 0RlEARs, Feb. s.-A despatch from Austin, Tex
as says that delegates will be appointed to the Mont
gomery Convention to act simply members for confer
ence until shall have been taken the ordinance
of secession by the people.
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

PERFkCT AND COMPLETE kfNkDY FOR
PIMPLFs, BLOTCHRS,
RRECk LES, EHUPTIONS,
SUNBtRN Or TAN.
This Elegant Preparation rendcrs the skin son and fh In
parting to Marble P0ry II IA most cool aud refreshngf
Piled tn amer expo,ure the and will immediate
relief the Sting OF Insects Not log poisonous qo ts
composition The OF bottle might he taken without
harm ~ dppodton ereyy night Jor reet, UW cure tie
U0rsf Of PtHpIes.
sold every where-Phce Finy Gents Bottle.
W. \ HAGAN co., Proprieor,, Troy, N. Y.
PIzHgR A sBRPPAKD Agrnta fe5-dtE3m
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MICHIGAN STATE CONVENTION.

DETROIT, Michigan, Feb s-The Democratic State
Convention to nominate candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court met in this city yesterday.
Resolutions fsvoring a compromise declaring their
devotion to the Union, and opposing coercion, were
adopted These resolutions were ordered to be forward
ed to Washington Convention representing the views
OF majority of the people Of this State.
The Convention adjourned till the 18th of March with
out making nomination
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OPPOSITION TO MR.. SEWARD AS SECRETARY OF
STATE
ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-The Springfield correspondent Of
Of the Illinois Legislature are in favor of signing re-
uonstrance against the appointment of Mr.. Seward
Secretary OF State.
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SD REGIMENT VA. MILITIA.

$50 REGIMENT VA. MILITIA. ~
n HrADauisrrss, February, 1s6l. n
I'HI FIRST BATTALION shall composed Of the LIST and sai
TmpD c6KPA8K ATTKyTIogi
Attend muster Of Fair Oaks station, York
River Railroad on SATURDAY the ch day OPehFuay 1851 al
BOUNDS % 30 COMPANY shall be as follows Commencing at IT,
Meyers Williamsburg Road along that Road Boar swama,
aong Boar to Chi ,kAhou 10y thence chkshomlpy
the Road leading by DR. Garnei New Bridge Road this
Bridge Road thence along New Bhtg. to Road
leading to II. Myers, and along s..rins point
FOURTH COMPANY ATTENTION.
Attend muster Of a, White OAK scamp Bridge
ROUNDS am coxPix sh be As oows Al Of the I'd Mag
teriA District south Of Boar Swamp.
FIFTH COMPANY, ATTENTION.
Attend mus Of your company, at Carers Grocery en-
BorsDs or 5H COMPANY stall be follows ConmenctE Cor
poraon line wi amsbarg stage Road along this Road to A.
therce down Almond Greek James River henc up
corporation line and along this line to starting pcin
STTH CoJPAYY ATTENTION!
The sc1b d,y OF fesrusTy issl a, II oeoeS ."
CoxPAsY shall be IS follows: Commencing At
Ga,hgh, thence the Road leading Into ISnr Ddds
Road along the Lo-g Bridge Road Central Road
Central Road, to A. d. carter's.
SEVyNTX COMPANY, ATTENTION!
DAY, the 2c.h day Of February. 1851, at Ii o'clo
BOUNDS eT Urn COMPANY shall be foss at The
Road along This Rosd New Market Road along ssv MARKET
Road 10 Central Road alcnr Central Road Almond Creek and
down Almond Creek TO James Rive.
EIGHTH COMPANY ATTENTION.
NV en S %ae, Q, yosr company, s~ene, on "kps'S
BOUSDs srH CoNrsY ars as follows Conmsbrg on
James River at King'land Road eong this Road 70 Mes st
Road sonZ New Market Central Road alo-g Central Ra 70
the Long Bridge Road aorg the Lang Bridge Road Charles cry
ne along ibis line 70 Jaes River and along hiVe Kns'An'
w H. PEroR, Adjatant fes-"
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All the Ingredients n BsssDssrHs PLIs pgsvs asa
In conjunction 70 ceaeb Dissolve, cleanse cool heal
carry OIL body whatever pIurei By being dgesi
Ike the food they Into and mx With the blood
oil bad humo They dissolve all coeeons
cleanse the blood and tubere ulcers 40 let them be 10
what the system they They ioure part Of The bo
dy carry away nothing that good They only
what bad They assist nature With ~ and always do her
work we'll Their has saved valuable NE Sold At
principal 29t Price % box
by incidence fai-dkvfm
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ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETCkNS.

The following is list Of members of the Convention
whose election has been asceraned since last issue
The M iority ior ION. Geo. W. Summers, in Kanawha
county. was about 500 aui co. his colleague, Dr. $
Patrick. about lt0O. We may not know the result in
some of the counties be heard from until the repre-
sentatives arrive
Rarb1ur-Slmuel Woods.
CaJ.ll-Wiiam McComas.
Crrroll-F L. Hale.
Ni,0u-J1GCs H. Couch.
Nsrcer-Napoleon b. French.
Tr.srell-wm. P. Cecil and Samuel L. Graham.
Wdvns-Burwel SpurOck.
Vef.sl-I. ). Hall.
COUNTIES NOT HEARD FROM.
Doddr.dge and Tyler, Pendleton
Giles, peasants ana ktchIe,
Gimer Writ, &c, Pocahontas,
Lee and WISE Randolph, Tucker, &c,
Logan, Boone, &C., Scott,
TuE QUESTION or REFERENCE.
We subioin the the question Of referring the
action Of the Convention to the people, received at
..o N,cratarv M thu Commonwealth.
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TIE WAR OF RETALIATION BEGUN-IMPORTANT
FROM TIE S0UTH-SEIZURE OF VESSELS IN
SAVANNAH

CHARLESTON, Feb. Gov Brown, Of Georgia, seized
Savannah yesterday five vessels owned in New York.
consisting of the briggs W. r. Kibby and Golden Lead
barks D. Golden Murray and Aduser, and the schooner
Julia A Halock. Gov Browns order executed by
Col Lawton's military. The order reads thus:
40 Col. LaDtOn Order out sufficient military
force and seize and hold subject TO my order every
ship in tits arbor Savannah) belonging to citizens of
the State of New YORK. When the property OF which
citizens have been robbed is returned the ships will
b, delivered to the citizens Of New York who
,,au -
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM MAJOR ANDERSON.

FoRr SUMTER, s. c., Jan. 2lst.-J. Peck, Esq. North
field Church, Con-Dear Sir | hank you for the nte'
rest your note of the 10Th inst, maness for Be
assured that not life shall be taken not dwelling de-
moshed unless there shall be absolute necessity for
it, No one would more deeply deplore The shedding of
blood than should. trust in God that time may now
be gained and that instead Of resorng the arbitra
ment OF the sword reason and good will regulate
the action of those in authority. sir, respectfully
YOUR servant ROBERT ANDERSON, T. s. A..
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{. Il. X.
AMERICAN CONsULS AND MINISTER'S.
fORE'CN PRlErIS,
SPANISH MEHICA PHYSICIANS
thy TO TUE LIVE SAVING PKOPkIk1
RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

TESTIFY To TUX LIFE SAVING PRoPRIErIEs OF
RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
RIDwAY R1LIEF ;orJsd In
Consul At Rio Janeiro and late Ambassador 10 Brazil
having n that from being carried of by
sud Choec complaints single dose Danish
esinerna and applied outwsriy instantly the
agony OF Rne maisn Neuralgia, Tooth ache sprsn &e Tor
pty liver and all forms OF ndg eson yield 10
It's invigoraiing action.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
In the the Priesthood o. South America omph
ing cures Bilious Chs and Fever Liver Com
plant Drop.v all diseases Of the I've the
heart kidneys bladder which the people der mir
acuous This elm this they nyau ,he
correcves OF the system. Costlyen,s Indigestion, Liver Com
plant and disorders arising Of the sscrsVe
irregular circulation cured by their
agency They and subdue the pro xmae Of sick
dion n health In each
R.pwlYs echo 10 hrme approy
Of alpotelt sutona remedy back from the
whole Of spanish America There. here, IL pronounced
obran Of scofua, Syphilis Fever Sores. Bore Eyes,
Bronchitis Chronic Rheumatism Hereditary flesh diseases Of all
kinds OF al constitutional onls R,DwArs
REx,DE separately combined equal 10 - subuson Of
all malsdies comba.ted by medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
pure healthy blood secured TO all who take RADwAYs
RENoyATING REs0LvEST
truly astonishing how rapid patients covered with sore
Ulcers skin lions healed by RAILWAYS REN0VArNG
RE3oLvENr ST. Vtus Dance kints Evil scuyy Salt Rheum
Bakers Itch Pusiueg Ttlt-Ts vii yield BEETLES
this cleansing cooling healing, and purifying medirine d.
Radsay Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchants every
where.
Railways Remedies are sold By Druggists everywhere
RAILWAY & co,
% John Street. New York.
PURCELL LADD CO., and JOHN T GRAY, general whole
the State OF Virginia. who will supply the trade
at the prices charged by Railway Co.. in New York city!
dir
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TaE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHTs.
RICHMOND HIG
sATURDAY MORNING, FEB. ., 1851.
To CoHRKSPONDKNTs.

E-Lsissrs o.. Dsasss rsibs addressed 70 sAs Editor @ 1
Why.
Aroiss ,Orsa boa sds el ne Pdpsr ,otl Aoi osp.oss
TAI rtsle Of long ssdang oug e % tnotoa 70 AZ
nd tsi 81 10 cas - dspdrted rom Obituary hOsios trcssf
: sisti Iiaes oAargsd Jor az advertisements.
~ VI saanOf aadsr.dks 70 rsa rJefd co1,EssSseaoss
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NATURAL MAGICI
tS WATKINS FICKLEN. Il
A FINE ASSORTMENT
SEAS0NABLE DRY GOODS.


OUR assortment Of Staple and Fancy DRY Goods Is
~ very large and complete and being all and fresh
ing been purchased within brief period unequad at
traction 10 all classes buyers In the various departments De-
OF icng stock will offer inducements
AL carDIr, aId cash customers We enumera;e-
Medium and nne cloths (bisck aAd col ret)
Cassmeres and Vsstags
Very Handsome Virginia Cssmeres(from the Orensksw
Nails, and Mller's CuIpeper Factory
Virginia Pulled Cloths
Kentucky Jes1s. Tw leeds aud satInets, Blankets &c
large supply Of Plaid and staple CottODs, hnd o.
tics, ane and heavy good opportunity for those wishing
make Plantation purchases early.
WITTY GOODS.
White Can brcs AM Jackones
Checked and Striped Musins
Plain Swiss Book, Null aud Eainsook Musins
Cambria Dimy India Stripes and TEllli
india and Bishops Lawn
Medium and Fine Brilianis
Renting Irish Linen. Pillow Linen, Lfaen sheetins
Table Dsmssk, Cloths and Napkins
Doyles, Hdckabacs, Diaper Towels
superb supply Beached ShiTtin. ana sheetlng
DRE$S GOODS
flks for Spring Summer and Autumn
Bridal and Party Silks
p pins and yalencias Mouselins Chalies
Jsronets, Lawns, Prints &C., This depart.
ment will repay the stt@nion Of all buyers.
Rmbroldees Laces Hosiery Knit shirts and draws Table
Plano Covers Curtains Lsre and Damask Carpe Of al gAde
Spring and Summer Msntas and ClosIs shsls OF a kinds
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
~ B-Ju received srppy Of Aexander's KID Gloves
Also, large lot Of Spring and Winter Silks past ylGs)
sacrifice. Lara WAY
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.


From the NeD York EUening Post.
The statement in previous edition, that New York
bark has been seized by order of the Governor OF Geor
GA is correct The following is copy of the despatch
of the captain Of the vessel to the in this city
ceyed to-day:
SAVANNAH, February sth.
"Messrs. FUNCH & MEIycKE My vessel is sez d by
order of the Governor Of Georgia on of
detained in New York CHARLES A ENELL"
The vessel seized is the bark Adjuster, Captain G. A.
Enell, of 496 tonsa fine clipper She sailed from this
port about three weeks since and has been lying In the
harbor of Savannah for about ten days.
Immediately on receiving the above dispatch, Messrs.
Funch Mencke, the owners sent the following dispatch
TO Capt. Ene;
"NEw YORK, Feb. Sth.
Capt C. A. ESELI, ESQ.,: Protest aud send Us full
particulars and facts, including any papers they may
send you. "FUScn q AEINcKE."
The owners will Immediately prepare statement Of
the facts as far as known to be submitted to the Gov
ernor of this State. statement will also submitted
to the United States Government.
SEIZURE OF THE Nm. A KoBBE.
We learn that the VIM. A Kobbe owned by Smith Il
Co. OF this city, has also been seized by the authorities
of Georgia. The VIM. A. Kobbe laden with rice,
aud was about proceed to New Orleans when seized
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- KNOWLES 4 WALFORD

AGENTS FOR
Life and Fire Insurance.
Herrings Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Betting, Q1esther and Rubber)
heneely's Church and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen T~nea,
I9O MAIN s1REgr.
Rehu. ID.
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W.sHIyGToS Feb g Is

DEPARTURE OF COL. HAYNES AND LIEUT.. HALL
FOR CHARLESTON-TH ATTACK on FORT SUM
TER EXPECTED TO BE MADE on WEDNESDAY
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there il great confidence to be placed In
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
"There gray Hair,
the celebrated HrzsrRhsr IsrABE Han be
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER,
"when people protect their Hair from the Of
when they uxurAte glossy black
period OF their lives When white Hair
beauifnlblack auburn; when Hair
bald heads when all @ can be done cannot do harm 70
tell what will do H. HsIMsrREETs HAIR RESTORATIVE
do It. This Hair Restorative Is beyond the best
thing OF the kind The IN posse In
regard to this wonderful preparation uhquaA
recommendinglt"
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
"Msny of f citizens 10 st. Louis speaking 10 closing
terms Of this Article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
"Th ncompsraby excel preparation for the Restoration Of
badness sale at Humphrey Browns 10 is
The that this Restorative Is humbug
iye Testimonials that effect be found 10 almost every
per in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leave Eyes alone and only rsJs Restorative Ike
HrImstreet's Inmitsbie"
Fold every where-Prce SOC. and Al per botte.
W HAGAN CO, Proprietors, Troy Y
Fisher SHEPPARD, Agents. fe3-d4E8m
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UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER. HANGINGS.
HyHE subscriber respectfully olcs call nom his friends and
public generally examine his goods the above
line, consisting Of the following:
Carpetings.
Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three ply Venetian Dutch, Hemp
kc Hearth Rugs, Door Mats and Stair Rods.
Curtain Goods.
BrocAt Satin Dam,sk Union Damask Tassels Gimp Lace
and Muslin Curtains with splendid Of window
nces Bands Pins Window Shades large assortment Of
all the styles with fixtures OF the approved now
n
Floor Oil.CIoth,
hs patterns and from the quality
priced, which will be cut TO fit halls and OF all
Also, Table Cloths large variety.
Paper.Hangings.
splendid Of all the styles follow: Velvet
and Plain Papers, OF color With
tons Of the different kind Of wood and marble Being
workman myself and having the best workmen employed
will he warranted 10 give satisfaction.
orders anything In the above line will be NJ.
tended to, both In the city country
sHaIr and shuck Mattresses and FEATHER Reds on hand
q made to order, OF the materials local w A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tooth Powder, Daes Tooth
~ Powder 1hompsons Anepc, and Aromatic Tooth Soap
Bazn Vegetable Tooth Soap 0dnne sad Goth
elegant preparations, for sale by
fe2 A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

In Withdrawing from the Exchange Banking Business
feel due successor to that from long personal
qnan'ance and business with him. have
flenc In his ability int gritty and prudence In the
his affairs snd do most cordially recommend him TO
the public every worthy their and
patronage. JOSEPH BaUMMEL,
ia1- 3m WIN. y TAYLOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

THE AIMING OF xKw YoRK-How AND DoSE-rHE
POLITICAL FEELING OF THE NoRrH-REACrIoSARY SIGNS
-vIRGISIAs MEDIATION, &c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

Coughs The sudden changes ofoar climate are sources
Of PvL AIRY BRONCHIAL and AsnAAric AvfkcrioSs--
Experience having proved that simple remedies ocn a
speedily and certainly whom taken In the early stages Of
disease recourse should at once be had to" B'0rn's
ial Trocses Loxcngers, let the Cold, Coughs
or Irritation Of the Throat be slight M by TIL
precaution more serousatack may be eectually ward
ed or Prnrc SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find them ef-
ec,ual for clearing aud strengthening their voice See
advertisement. SCly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07
DIEIl.


At the residence Of his father in Chtennago, ON
the evening oil the 18th ult LORENZO d. LAMPMAN,
aged 81 years.
Mr. l.. a native Of Marcy, In this county, tOneda)
and by profession Civil Engineer, To which he has de
voted his life with energy and success having taken
prominent part In the construction OF Railroads IN this
State Pcnnsyl vania tennessee, Arkansas and Iowa Al
the time of his death e Chief Engineer OF the Cedar
Falls and Minnesota Railroad in Iowa. enterprise great
ly II not chiefly indebted to him for IT. success
Thus by an inscrutabie Prov dcnce, has friend OF
genial temperament in the midst If great usefulness been
prenanrcly removed leaving only daughter an or
an now years old and extensive circle Of friends
to mourn bis loss.C0,a. to Utica, IN ~ HcruM and
Gdsetke.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

Black Tongue.-This is to certify that ]
applied w. b. Sloan's Salyc to my horses
mouth, when it was very bad with Black
Tongue, or Cancer, so bad he could not cat ;
and in two hours he ate as we'll as ever. And
further certify that it is n good medicine
for human flesh, cuts and bruises.
0. u. CROFT
Bethany, Gcnesce CO., n. u, Oct. 20, 1850.
See sloan's advertisement In another column. 1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07
C. O M M E r CIAL +.

Our buyers paying gold Iowa currency for Wheat
having nothing to do with stub.tai Our Chicago and
Dubuque reports quoted from figures paid In gold
.i..ula
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07
EXCHANGE

On New York. Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office Of E. D. HArcH and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts, Eastern Currency,
and Gold. r. D. HATCH.
CgpAn FAILS May 9Th. fs6i. 8
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

Insprosesuent.--B. +. WHITE is putting up
another building on his corner opposite Over
mans Block. Heis also otherwise renoya-
ting and improvias to a goodly extent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

DUBUQUE MARKET.
DvBrarE, june 7, 1861.
wHEAT-5O15S gs,
CORN 1Sc.
YLOuR-Extra spring $500; supernne spring es,co
Winter Wheat - 80
CATTLEr-In gross 2Gz2Ic u, b. ga
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

Hse to Dir~t.-Persors writing to friends
in the ranks Of tho Grcys should direct their
letters to the care ct Capt j. B. SsirH, Pho
nccr Grcys, to secure their safe reception.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07
CHICAGO MARKETS.

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wIrEAr-No. 1. Spring, 74Olcc No. ?. Io07se In
store. " " -
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FIOUR--4C5GL4 .8012bi.
CATTLE--s3, 35Q.s, LO11ewt.