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bomb proofs after orr feet entered the bay,

bomb proofs after our feet entered the bay,
which perhaps was the principal cause Of theft
ready Willingness 10 capitutte. Gen. Paieo,
! in command at Fort Morgan, was over to Gaines
the evening before the surrender ana Is said 10
have Violently opposed il, but this Is doubtless,
buHcome on his part and he VIII soon haVo
chance 10 go and do likewise.
Gen. Paige is an old Virginian and Formerly
of the navy. Is said to Vaye been class-lna,s
! of Faragut-but for the latter cannot vouch.
He ia in fair way TO renew the acquaintance.
! Fort Morgan, like Gaines, is built Of brick, -
pentagon in shape, and its brick face is sepa-
rated from It's glacis of sand by deep ditch,
which would render an assault difficult, though
no difficulty need be experienced il necessary in
|, its reduction by regular approaches. The navy
will probably make eny such tedious process,
however unnecessary.
The fort taken, the next move must be thn
next, aad what that is it needs no prophet 10
loretell.
| Heavy reinfOrcements are now arriving nom
New Orleans, being among others portionoL
Ucrron's Texas command, brought Up aico lno
evacuation of Brownsville.
| l set down my prophecy that Morgan ialls IN
side of two weeks, though hope one VIII suinca
to bring ii to terms. A despatch TO Page lronh
JEFF. Davis is said TO have been received, re-
questing him in Gods name to hold out TO tee
last moment, and Paige made speech to his men
exhort:ng them TO keep up good courage ana ha
would hold on while PROVISIONS and amlnuhluoh
lasted.
Whether he will DO go must OF course %
shown by future events. ). D. u
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capture Of Fort Darling, Of the 2nd corps flag
floating over the Rebel Capitol, &c. There is
not supposed to be very strong rebel force in
our front. Important movements in other d.
rec,ions are taking place this morning. The
public may expect 10 hear something stirring
from all quarters soon. IL. E. N.
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WAhHlNCToS, sunday, Aug. II, icof.
The following from Gen. Buffers Corps has just
been recei'sd:
GEs. BUTLERs HEADQUARTERS,
Friday, Aug ~, 10, p. m.
Tho Rebel attack upon and repulso by Birney at
Deep Rum Just at night yesterday, proves 20 be an
affair of larger proportions than was supposed At
the time. The firing was very close and heavy for
nearly an hour but il often happens that there rs
great deal ofnoisc and little harm alright whenoppos
ing lines arc near together that even the commanding
Gen. did not imagine tie action was half SO import
ant as now appears. But when daylight came and
the returns Of our own loss footed up, and the
Rebel dead in iroDt OF the works counted the truth
flashed out; it vasscen that there had been no more
despe rate assault, 40 more determined and heroic
resistance during the war. The blow fell upon
TeTys Division, 10th CorPs, and Gen. WIN. Biz
ney's Colored Brigade. The following is Ma. -Gen.
Buffers dispatch in regard to IL:
hElDQUAEirRs rysrl Amy Iofrs,
August -. 1864
MAJ. GKS. BuLLEA ,r9Di Def,
The enemy ATTACHED my lines IN heavy i.foe iast
night AMI were repuisod with great lose In 'front.'
of one cotnred regiment ~ dead bodies Of the one-
NV ARE ALREADY counted. The cooftd troops be-
hayed handsomely. and are in ine spirits. ! he as,
saul, Was in columns division strong, aud would
have carried any works not so well defended. Inc
encmy's loss xas 10 least one thousand
Respectfully tsgnedl u. d. h ~ Gan,
To-day FRIDAY, each side bias greatly strength
,ned ne works. Neither seems disposed to attack.
IL has ruined almost constantly for several days.
c. 4. P.
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REBELS SURPRISED AND De-
FEATED.
THEIR EFFORTS 70 RECOVER
TIE ROAD.
A Series Of Sharp Battles.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPAkfhtNT
WARRINGTON, Aug. 20, 1865 10 p. N.
Ts MAJ. JOIN A. DIx:-The operations Of
Gen. Grants forces are detailed in the following
siRcial dispatches received by this department.
CITY Porsr--Sp p. m.--Aug. IL, 1864.
Gen. Warren moved with his corps this morning
n and across the Weldon Road, about one nile
veuth Of the head works. To that poipt he met
nothing but tho enemy's pickets. lie advanced
nom there toward Petersburg, meeting the enemy
u his advance. He had considerable fighting dur
Ing the day, suffering some loss aud INJECTING loss
Sou the cnomy.
Ihsye no report showing the extent of our losses,
bst judge them 10 be light from the dispatches
Some Of the enemy $ wounded fell into orr hands,
ed a few other prisoners.
CITY PoNT, Va, Z: 80 p M.-Aug, -, 1851
oyr troops aro firmly fixed ACROSS the Weldon
psd.
Tbefe has been little or no fghiing to-day, either
Hath of Petersburg OF north of the james.
Warren reports that the enemys dead in consid-
sssble numbers were found in lis front unburied.
Gen. Birney telegraphs Gen. Butler, ssfollows:
HEADQUARTERS, TENTH CoEPs, Aug. 10, 1864
The enemy attacked my line in heavy force last
night, and were repulsed with great loss.
In front of our colored regiment, eighty-two dead
bodies of the enemy are counted.
The colorod troops behaved handsomely and are
I'm fine spirits.
The assault was in column, division strong, and
would have carried the works if they had not been
70 well defended.
The enemys loss was at least 1000.
ID. b. BRSzY, Msjor-Geuerel.
We have lad great deal of rain about Peters
bsrg this week, and very grateful change in the
temperature. 81.
City PorSr, Va, 9 =. NJ, Aug. 10, 1864.
The enemy came out this evening to Warren 5
srht, driving in the picl,ets connecting between
A; and the LETT Of our old line Oh the Jerusalem
plank road, and forcing back the two night divisions
If waren's Corps.
A heavy fight took place, resulting in thefeestob-
sshine of our lines and the capture Of good many
pnsoners The prisoners were from Heth's, Ma
homes and Hoke's divisions.
! We also lost considerably in prisoners.
The last foregoing dispatch was received this al
knoon, and is the latest information received by
he Department.
tits estimated that the loss OF tho enemy during
this week, il killed, wounded and captured, cannot
6sl much short Of -four thousand, if il does not ex-
seed that number.
The Department has satisfactory intelligence irom
Gen. Sherman to 81 O'Clock last evening.
Repors OF O'Clock this evening from Gen. sheri-
ians frt represent all quiet at that time and that
silmor., with forty or fifty men, entered Martins
burgh last evening.
EDWIN 81, STANTON, sec'y of War.
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Cen. wsrpen's movemrnt-The R"i'ro"d
beiag De.troyed-TheF Fighting ON Thurs

n.
sriar pe.troyed-The r lighting ON Thurs
day.
ByApoU.H,Ens or I'VE Amy OF TRIP POTosas
THURSDAY Aug ie--Eyening'
Il The Associated Prea
This morning, al O'Clock, the Fifth Corp start
% on an expedition to cut the Weldon Railroad at
Ram s Station, taking four days rations with them
This corps was withdrawn from the left front
ONE DAYS ago, and have beeD in reserve ever since.
They reached the railroad about seven o'clock,
and the First Division being in the advance had a
skirnsh with force of the enemy, stationed there
70 protect the road. They fell back rapidly, how
,yer and the loss on either side was light.
After placing the troops in line, TO meet any At
hack which might be made, the work Of tearing up
che track was commenced, aud prosecuted with Wig
or for several hours. But about noon they were in
tsrupted at their labor by the appearance OF the en-
envy, who were advancing along the railroad from
Petersburg in line Of battle.
They proved to be Gen. Hills corps, which had
been lying in reserve for the past few days and who
we're advanced at double quick soon as they be-
came aware of our intention and movement.
The Second Division, Cen. Ayres commanding,
held the advance Oh the railroad, the Third and
Fourth Divisions supporting on the right, while the
frst Division was placed TO cover the left and pre-
vent any surprise from that direction.
The attack on the Second Division wss very de-
ssrmined; but our men met II IN gallant style,
driving the rebels back in handsome style, with
heavy loss. H.. T..
After repeated attempts to force our line, the
rebels finally, after about two hours hard fighting,
rave no the idea. and fell back some distance, keep
Ing up fire all the afternoon from thor oa''eneS
ard administers.
The Fifteenth New York Heavy ARTILLERY par'ie'
lpiariy distinguished itself in this engagement
Col. wejdrich, its commander, was severely wound
10 across the back.
The moyspsn, IVES complete surprise TO the
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NATIONAL BANKa.A

The Fret National Banks of Warsaw, nlinciA
and Hastings, Minnesota, have been established,
each With capital Of Ola In thousand Jollasa
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W. Ssttry' 70: =, "ouno,u
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s.rri Joln L. Merrill. g. 4. wounded
rr,y.te Js,. ResI. 60 !. wounded.
Hcnrv 1oner. Co. Is m.,.iug.
s,ryt F-,rk " Shfrron 90 C. vo1uJed
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N.,u Johuscn Co p tni..'.r
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rms, JOIN ~. Ioueh' 60. a, lri
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PIivtt. 'Ohn I. Lewis, 60. =. wounded.
seIsE " alter -. " hsp'es, O.. 4, sLied
Pm ate has H'r'is. GO. G. kicd
Lgcips N'rnh.yer, 60. {, wotni~d-
Edwin b.tel 90. 4, wonndei.
Anon G. Decs.. rls-, 60. g. "oHnf'd
1.-Two. N,sirf..'a 20 - 80 y, '-.t
l'ipoia - n ~ 'hr nj, -, ~ "''iu'''
frNlic Ai.ty' Aurini 90. " "0eh"e'
John saith 90. ~ wounded
Jo.; hNteH'f' ntxms ,..
ID Lege r.. :. Mefn'ri, 9; r, "ounn,"
Corp Jam.s p rrhth', 90 p N,"sa, u
Corr EDWIN ; t-fA' %. SOUNDED
Priysio samuel No.coti, Co. r .ied.
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The Battle mt Deep H;un-A Severe Con-
test-Terry's DivisioB nnd Birney's
Colercd Division Ensngcd-ficn. Bir-
ueyss O0rial Account.

Special Dispatch to tho n. Y, Tribune
WAsHNGTog, Sunday, Aug. Il, 1864.
The following from Gen. Buffers Corps has JUS
been received:
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maDding First Brigade Third Division is said to be
wounded; and Lieut.. Col. Picrson, Thirty ninth
Massachusetts,, is seriously wounded in the abdo-
men. The news from the extreme right Is unim-
po-tant. We are having extremely wet weather,
but not yet enough rain to seriously affect the roads
(Signed) U.E.S.
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MILTAkY CoNpANlEs.-Three Companies
have been org,nzed in this city under the
Militia Law. as follows:
The peoples Guards" Infantry, E. H.
Stiles. Captain; VIM. Reed, LIST l. cut. NJ.
A. Mcpherson, Cd Lieut.. Company meets
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings,
at Z o'clock for drill. .s as ...t,sv
An Infantry Company. of which A. A.
Stuart is Captain; - Burch, lst Lieut.;
and A. Dumbach 81 Lieut. Meets on Fri
day evenings At O'clock, fos drill.
The ;Ouumws City Cavalry, A. NJ Bon.
nifieh, Captain; F. w. Hawley, lsl Lieut.;
A. d, Moss, ID Lieut. We have not learn
el the time Of drill mre' ings
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Lieut.. Col. u. NJ. Hedrick, who was Sc

Lieut.. Col j. NJ. Hedrick, who was Sc
verely wounded in the battle before Atlanta
on the 22d, reached his home in this city on
last Saturday, coming by way Of louisville
and Chicago. He stood the journey as well
as could be expected. lie is, ofcourse, con-
fined to iis bed, as he will be some time
longer, but is doing well.
Capt. I. H. Hedrick, brother Of Col H.,
who was wounded IN the arm, in the same
engagement, came as far as Lou sville with
him, and went into the hospital there, where
he will remain under treatment for the pres.
ent 'Ee Es.nJ
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Senator Harlan has placed this office ,un-
der obligations Tor several bound volumes Of
the Congressional Globe. Senator H. is yet
in Washington devoting himself to work
OF great Importance to his State and the Ma
IS 4
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We publish with much pleasure very
kind and complimentary letter from Gen.
Belknap, to Mrs. Gephart, mother of Lieut..
T. NJ Gephart, of co d 10Th Iowa Infantry,
who fell at Atlanta, July 22d. 1t will be
found or the first page Of this issue.
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THE hRRRr j1ousE BusLlsaroN.-

TIE BARREr VousR BvsLseroS.-The
o'ate FAR will be held at Burlington the lat.
ter part ofSeptember, and will attrac, doubt.
TESS large attendance from Ottumwa and
"apello county, To such as purpose to at.
'end the Fair we would suggest the proprie-
y Of securing Accommodations in advance at
the best Hotel in the city, orlin the State
TOT 'nat matter, the Barrel House, Messrs
hooper q Long, Proprietors. These gentle.
men are making every exertion to acconmo
GATE q large number Of guests on tina. inter.
esting occasion, and we will guarantee that
'ley WI 90 It In the most satisfactory man.
ner. But to secure good rooms, early an.
plication should be made. ,o5.'s
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New HARDWARE AND Iron SToRE---
1iessrs. Henry and Haw, late of Wisconsin,
are soon to open very extensive stock of
Hardware and Iron in the new block now
building ~ Mr.. E. Washburn, just on the
point Of completion. They expect to ,pen
about the lst Of September. We believe
&hese gentlemen will be valuable acquisitions
40 the ranks Of our business community,
and we heartily wish them success.
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Bill jackson, a son of the late CIaib Jack.
son, made an attack on the little town Of
Frankfort. Saline county, Missouri, and kill
ed ten or twelve of its German citizens, and
burned down half the houses in the place on
Monday last Gate City. IS
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Soldiers
SPEcLAL ,ND7IcEc.
nHEROKEE CURE.-"TH A

HHEROKEE CURE.-"T Fl A rs
~ WHATS rHs MATTER, "-"I can't work" ''I hate
"Ay memory Is going" al can't fix my mind on
anything" Have you been using opium "No."
Then take regular doses of the Cherokee Cure, and
follow the directions that accompany Il. - these
ills have been the result of your Indulgence
Ia violation Of natures laws, and made you dread
MARRIAGE or " they from ence In ma
ture own path, the Cherokee Cure will cure you
IL Will restore vigor, stop those Chilly emissions,
rent you for practical life, and once more make a
man of you, save you from blindness and, perhaps
ultimate idiocy. Read the advertisement. Call for
Cherokee Cure. Take no other medicine until you
have tr ed this. Sold by all druggists. 0uly2S- M
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PiTrsBuRa DIREcroRY.--We are Obliged
to Messrs Hooper and Long, Of the Barret
House. Burlington, for a copy Of the Pitts.
burg and Allegheny Directory for 1864
Business men having occasion to refer to it.
can have an opportunity Of doing 80 at this
Office.
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! I CARD TO THR SUFFERING

a n Swallow two or three hossheads % "Buchu -
Tonic Bitters," 'Sarsaparria, ~ 'tsNervous Anti
dotes &C., &C.. and after you satisfied with the
result, then try one box Of OLD Docrok BUcHA MS
EsaLfsH SPECIFIC PILLs-and be restored to health
and ygor In less than thirty days. They purely
vegetable pieasantto take, prompt and salu tary In
their ELECTS On the brekepdown and shattered con-
stitution. Old and Young can take them with ad-
vantage. Imported and sold In the United States
only BY JAS 8. BUTLER,
No. 421 Broa dwa yi New York.
a. Agent for the Uuited st ates.
p:s-A box OF the Pills, securely packed, viii be
mailed to any address on receipt OF price, which
Is One Dollar, post paid-money refunded by the
Asenttf entire satisfaction is not given.
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The crops in the Upper Missouri valley
have been completely destroyed by swarms
grasshoppers. The settlers thereaway will
not have food enough to subsist upon, with.
out contributions from the States.
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- Yankee Robinson's Big Shos which ex-
hibited here yesterday, was crowded full
both afternoon and evening. This perfotm
ances, were good, and Yankee more than
il".6lled the bill."pe There has been some
doubt whether Yankee Robinson, in person,
is With the show. We will say that he is,
,and that his performances alone are worth
the price Of ADMISSION. .
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By recent decision of the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, every person engaged
in any. business whatsoever producing
thousand dollars year, is required 10 pay
q license Of ten dollars.
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Missourians in large numbers are c,m,ng
into State ADD settling in every gh
borhood, in the lower tiers Of counties We
hear Ct them in all parts of this county, sew
eral in this city. The fact of so mary emf.
grating 20 our State from Missonri, one of
the richest States in the Union, at such a
time as this, is calculated to attract the at
tention, ofour citizens, and to provoke the
enquiry. as to who these men are and for
what purpose they come to Iowa? From
what we hear. we are inclined to the belief
thatitis from no purpose calculated to pro-
mote the quiet and peace Of our State
Prompt measures should be taken to guard
against the inauguration Of scenes similar to
those which have for s, long period desc
lated Missouri, and rendered the lives and
property of her citizens lnsecare. -sgs
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cIGEL HALL-This institution has
NJ been closed In consequence OF John Zwisler's
removal to Burlington. Whoever now wishes TO see
John Zwisler will find him at the
"PEOPLES GARDEN" aT
opposite Hendrle's Foundry, near the Railroad De
pot Burlington When you visit Burlingto ON nd
see John. He Is pleasantly situated, has Teu Pin
Call on him. Mar. &c, 1854.
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scE CEEAM-Ars Boulton win be happy
! 20 SUPPLY this luxury to those favoring her
with acal at rooms over the Bakery. oppo-
) site the Bank, Front street. le.I6tf
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TRANSPORTATION.


W Ifyou wish TO marry, address the pn der \ gp.
ed, who will send you, without money aud without
price" valu able hat win enable you to
marry happy aud speedily, NO matter how old, how
Ugly, or how poor. This lisa reliable affair. The
Incarnation vii cost you nothin and II You wish
TO marry, will cheerfuly assist you. AL letters
strictly confidential. The desired informs on sent
by return mall, and no questions asked. Address
#H SARAH B. LAMBERT,
June % '64-tw GreenpoiDt, Kings Go IN. y.
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we lad very nice little rain Tuesday
morning, just enough 10 compete tempora.
r'ly with the street sprinkler, and the first
for many weeks. There must have been a
good deal of rain above, As the river is rising.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Greal Broad Guagc Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To Ne,t YorA, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
HdrrisbnTg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH UPS. NAILS
EXPRESS Trains leave DuNKRK or BUFFALO the
arrival OF trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RuLsoAp, also from SALAMANCA, ON arrival OF tgans
tern Rdakrdy from Cleveland o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o., Of a Si1 Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and coMroRr without change, In Wide Ro0my, Pal
ace Cars, direct u New YoRK. perfection attain
eddy no other route. stag sE
a. - 4-.,. :, FOR HREIGHr
between all points EAST and WEST, facilities are
unrivailed. Forming elise and reliable connections
at DuSKRx and BUFFALO with Western roads, and AZ
Broad GuGge atlantic and Great Western
-, RdnUay..
by which route there Is no traastsr between Nes
York and Cleveland. q. ~ - = $500 -
EXPRESS PRyIGItT TRAINS
le ave New York daily for all point. n the West, ma
other route, For Freight OF Passage naIir all
"a CLARK street, Chicago.
$40 Broadway, Eew York,
% South st., +. R., New Fork.
ti ~ 1io.@.l IS State Street, Boston
| B. w. BLA HcBARD. 5a4j CRAs. MINor,
aenl FIT As't, Gsnlsupt.
Gen'i Tic. Aft. Western Aga,
4 Dec 81, 1858. 1872
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rs Hon, j. +. Wilson the eloquent and
faithful representative in Cong ress from the
list District favored US with a call on Vel.
nesday fast. We shall doubtless be enabled
next week to announce his nominations for
rejection, the convention having been held
a. Fairfield on Yesterday. F tf
HIN. d. P. Stubs, Stiie Senator from
Jefferson county Looked in upon us few
moments on Saturday Senator S. was on
his way ID St. Louis to attend meeting of
the National Committee of which he is a
member. gnc c Rs rs
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:. 70 Ne regret to learn that our fellow citizen
Capt John Pumroy. Of the 9th Iowa Cav.
airy. is lying very low at his residence in
this city. His complaint is chronic diarhea.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-18

~ Robsrt P. Caldwell, late of the Iowa 1st
Cavalry, has purchasei the establishment
in the old Post Office, Pumroy's Block, Of
DR.. Granger. and will be happy to see his
friends at that locality. sassH vi
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no YOU WANT TO BE CUR
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cure, In less than 30 days, the Of Ner-
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$1,000. JAMES 8, BUTLER, Gen'l Agent,
July 81, '8a-3p 1,Sf.a s27 Broadyay, Nav York
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P. g.. Ballingall, the proprietor of the De-
pot House, in this city, has our thanks for
= very acceptable present Of Sweet potatoes.
Y Ahs finest We presume, in the market. Peter
/, - usual 10 ahead of all competitions.