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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-25

COUNTY SURVEYOR.

HAVING just returned from the East
is now ready to do surveying on short
notice through the season. All wishing
his services are requested to leave their
name and description Of the lands to Be
surveyed at the Surveyors Office, in Cresco
Iowa. Chainmen and Flagmsn must be
disinterested.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-25

Lewis Cenklin, Peter McCracken,
Frank Oleson, s. s. Csp6eld.
J.. W. Williams, Henry Ubrig,
Jos. Richards, Joseph Ogg
NJ. Maloney, Daniel q. Maloney,
David Bonesteel, Augustus Beadle,
s. A. Stone.
For mills, or rights Of manufacturing,
for Town, County, or Safe. apply to
W.f. DANIELS,
Lime SPRING. Station,
Howard Co., Iowa.
~ B. Chspin win receive orders Toy
tho abese mill q bis stsre IN Cspsce. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-25

Forney calls the negro riot n washine
ton sn "unparalied republican victory"
Nobody has been found to dispute it.
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N MYRR 34as
BLACKSMITH,

Wss :ids ef Elm street, adjoining ID.
wards' wagon shop, =
CREsCO - IOWA.
Would respectfully say that hs il prepared
- give bis entire attention 70 blacksmith-
iAS in al its branches.
One or more experienced hosse-shosra
esastaatly suploysa t. give particular st.
tsntion to that department..
Plows repaired promptly and satisfAc-
6ss guaranteed (n3lm0
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MRS. +. ". LEE,

Having had many years experience as .
teacher Of music in the first class 6emina-
ries Of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she Is now ready to give instruction upon
the
Plane, Organ o. Helodsea.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
References, Prof. g. Roor,
Chicago; HRRR Orro Fox, Brooklyn;
JAMES WHITNEY and E. H. FRosr, Boston.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-23
PRICE, SI.0o PER BOTTLE.
SHERIFF SALE.

Di virtue Of general execution To Inc di-
ID rertea. issued from the office of the Clerk
ot the District court, in and for the county Of
Cedar, and State Of Iowa, in favor Of Susan f.
Gunsolus, and against 4. &. Bradshaw Il al l
have levied upon the following property a. the
pop"rty Of the said T.. e. Bradshaw It al to. wit:
The southwest quarter = of the southwest
quarter ~. Of section number fourteen H. in
township number eighty-one (sI), range num-
Der one H.. west OF the 9Th D. M, more partic-
naarlN described as follows, to-wit: Commence
ing al the southwest corner of the southwest
quarter u of section II. thence north 50 perch
IS ia "a stake. thence east ~ perches TO a stake
thence south - perches. thence west 80 perch
es 10 place of MISUNDERSTANDING forty acres.
IN i@iaT county. Iowa. Also lot lumber nine
~ IN block number six ~, in the town of Tip
ton, ia said Cedar comfy Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
court House door in the town of Upton. in
said county. on saturday. the 9Th day of Octo-
her, A. ID. lsis, at one O'Clock p. II. of said day
To satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this sih day of September, A. D. 1869
Sw3 JOHN ID. SHEARER
sri ~ ralc
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and they had got to do it OF go to
Jail. ~ ~ = - &''~
| A mans reputashun IL something like
his coat; there II certain kemikals that
will take the stains and grease spots out
ov II, but 1t alwaz haz second handed
kind ov look, and generally smells very
strong ov the kemikals.
MA" said little urchin, peeping
from beneath the bed clothes. II am
cold, want some smore cover. on 1.-The
bed" Lie still, my dear,'' said the
mother, until your sister comes home
from church she has got the comforter
for bustle."
Occasionally, when the train arrives
at Middletown, nice young man jumps
off and kisses the best looking girl ut
the depot, supposing her to be his SIS
ter He Apologies so nice that the girls
are getting so they look for him regular.
Some big brother, will jam his nose
yet.
a six-year- boy was asked by his
teacher to write a composition on the
subject Of water, and the following is
the production: "Water is good to drink,
to swim in and to skate OH when frozen.
When was little baby the nurse used
to battle me every morning in water.
I we been told that Injuns don't wash
but once in ten years. /
wish l was an Injun.'
An exchange tells good story of
sentry who was placed on guard to
watch certain post. The adjutant of
he regiment came along and attempted
% pass. The gallant soldier cried out,
Halt! am a century here, and if you
lon't dismount and give the counter
pin, I'll make you reform the whole
revolution of the ticktacks :" 1t is
needless to say that the solitary horse
man came down.
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EATING FRUIT.-Dr. Snow of Provi-
Lence, II we'll known collector of vital
statistics, who has given much attention
to the causes of death, in a note to the
Providence Journal, giving the number
OF deaths in that city in the month of
July, says:
I'VE are treated at this season with
the usual amount of cautions in the
newspapers as,ins: the use OF fruits and
vegetables, and are called upon to be-
Heve that the increase of mortality
which always occurs, during the hot
weather, is almost wholly caused by
eating them. 1t is quite likely that eat
Ing unripe and wiIted fruit aud vegeta-
bles causes disturbance in the stomach,
and sickness; but it is of temporary
character, and would generally cure
Itself II no other cause were present. 1t
Is well to use caution in the selection of
fruit and vegetables, avoiding those
that are wilted and Lecayed, but it is
not well to be unnecessarily troubled
and frightened about them, and it is
still worse to avoid them atogeth-
er.
The slightest examination of the
causes of death given shows that fruit
and vegetables had almost no influence
whatever in the mortality reported from
summer complaints. Nearly all the
1lccedents from these causes were very
young children who do not eat fruit
and vegetables at all. All but five of
ahe decedents from summer complaints,
in July, were under two years of age
and only two of the whole number were
over four years of age.
In certain seasons, when epidemic .
cholera may he present, and when the
systems Of the people may be prepared
for disease by the poisoned air they
breathe, it is possible tina, wilted fruit /
and vegetables may be the exciting !
causes Of fatal sickness: but even then /
the air that is breathed i more truly the +
cause of death than the food tha; Is eat
en-. In ordinary seasons, when no cpl .
demic IS present, impure air cau-es Il
thousand fold more mortality than fruit
and vegetables. In fact, it is probable
that total abstinence from fruit and
vegetables. by the whole community.
would produce more fatal sickness than
the mort unlimited indulgence In them.
The safest Etle Is, however. temperance
in al lhlugS'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-23
Good Farm for Sale.

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
county, for sale. Is situated = miles west
Of Upton. and consists of eighty acres all un-
der fence zone hundredr Dis of which is HEDGE
and divided into four fields. i--
On the farm i a never-failing spring. and
two wells-one at the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard of 100 bearing apple
trees of the most choice varieties; also plurns
cherries, currants. strawberries, raspberries,
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain n splendid growth of young tim
Der. The house Is n new one; finely finished
contains six rooms, pantry. closets, and pres
SEES; under h!ch is agooa dry cellar. imrervi-
with floor and graneries complete, and stab
ling for Is head of horsee. Also, all necessary
OutbuildngS such as sheds, sites. wOodhouSe,
smokehouses &C. Also q new picket fence
dressed and painted. enclosing house-yard and
garden. 4 public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire Of the subscri-
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. s. lS6SinS CHAS. $. FUNK.
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NOTICE TO GUARDIAN,

State Of Iowa Cedar county, ss:
FID Emily +. Bye, Guardian of the person and
/ estate of samuel X. Bye. minor greeting:
Yon, Emily T. Bye, are hereby cited and re-
quired personally to he and appear before the
Circuit Court Of said county, at the Court
House In Upton. on the 18th day of October
A. d. 1862 af ii O'Clock A. NJ. Of that day. then
and there TO show cause why you have not
made report 70 said Court rs required by law
as such guardian.
WI. ELLIOTT Clerk.
Sept. 81, 1890. saw,
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Ask for Hunt IONS and take TO Cher.
90 TOCEDAIl MILL

rI,IE. SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF in
| forming those having grinding to do, and
the public generally, that hay ing lifted up the
above Mill (sit uated two and One-half miles
west Of Upton In the best possible manner
we gre pre- pared to do grinding ut all times
promptly and in n work manlike manner.
Having secured the services Of an experienc.
ed and obiiging Miller, and judging by past
experience, we feel conndeni lnitt We chn give
general satist,ction BY strict attention to
business and fair denling~we hope to merit
large share OF public patronage
Farmers give ms a call Ii you come once
Won will come again A. w. DEAN.
Cedar Mills. july list. 1869. 5ln2I
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FINDING THE MAMNoTH.-In the
ysar l709 chief of native tribe was
searching for ivory along the banks OF
the Lena, when to his great horror and
fright, he saw In cliff OF gravel just
above him huge block Of ice. and in it
what he considered beast OF evil omen.
He became III from terror, but on his re-
covcry, remembering that the beast had
susks like those he was searching for.
he again visited the spot. There stood
all encased In transparent ice, q creature
like an elephant in shape, nine feet
high and sixteen feet long, and with
enormous tusks protesting from eight
to ten scct, and curving at the tips. The
huge brute was hairy; 1t had long black
bristle all over it, and they were from
foot to sixteen inches long; it had also
long red hair covering the whole body,
and short fur. The chief waited and
watched for five years. by the end Of
that time the ice had melted, and the
mamoth presented itself in its flesh and
hairy hide to the astonished natives.
The tusks were cut off aud sold, and the
neighboring inhabitants came with
their dogs aud feasted on the carcass,
and the wolves Toasted on the bones
Fortunately naturalist heard Of 1t and
collected the bones and specimens of the
hair, pounds weight of which were
gathered from TIE sand bank Oh which
the mammoth rested, and the tusks he
purchased. He carried the tusks to the
nearest capital, st. Petersburg, dis
lance Of seven thousand three hundred
and thirty miles, when it became one of
the wonders of the world, and where
It may still be seen in the museum
Of which 1t forms most remarkable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-23

The little Princess Felicia, said to be
The smallest girl u her age on the CONT
nent, Is still the greatest sensation in
Paris. She il only fifteen centimetes
high. On her arrival In Paris she was
Immediately taken to the Empress, who
nut her into her work basket ana car
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Ne5t who tane things as they com.
81. yat-~-i .:trVte.
ttp f'aTris IF speech spring from the
.@s.l t,.e Tongue. -.....
bat @'r7 mot against a farmers
-Fai@~-3s- l""" Ing machine
\ Mig snan ia fl,A East says beware
81! 2r4s. widows, aud particularly The
red top vasiety.'
Tie l,aragoric wedding is the latest
novelty aud i. the first on the list 1t j.
given Ola the first anniversary OF mar
ried couple who have meantime been
blessed with an heir.
Two young ladies' Of Albany are
matched to chew wax against time, best
two to three in corse,s. While they are
thus waxing it to each other. their
beaux will have u resting spell. No she.
nanegan.
A man out West read that dry coperas
put in bed Of ants would cause them to
leave, and put some in his mother in
laws bed to see if she would Mt 60. He
says she was there at last ac-
counts.
A Chicago Justice committed a deaf
and dumb witness. because he could not
sneak. He said the Constitution guar
anteed to every man the right of speech,
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Town Property for Sale.

CIx VALUABLE LOTS, corner OF TN md
y Cedar streets, with good house with seven
rooms and nprch. cellar, well, barn. CO n crib,
&C. Fence new. md entire premises IN rood
sepaif. For particulars call on. Piatt 4 tiarr,
GEO. II. BEATTY
Upton, March 49, lAap. 1n T-77
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4 SOFT HEAD. gay young spark.
Of deisiicai turn. travelling in 4 stage
coach. fo-cei lis sentiments upon the
company By attempting IL riI.cu!e the
Scriptures, aud among other topics.
made himself merry with the story 81
David aud Go.iat. and stgs nggy urged
rh- impc-.ihili'g efof yo-s.is like la
VI ling aide ta ga.ge@ d -ts.'ge with
Sufficient force Ia -s.iG ii; tase .jeug ft4e
esi ~ NJ 80 s!es sa lie c.n
@ e->r@.5-.s4y ,s a47 "a .iaa,sser
49, - -55%@s s@ @n= =s-@a- ~ Ii
Js~~~.. .rsas.a z,.s5i... IL
t@@s = ns 81 IL. abe Il
49, =ss.. @a.7 a. --,.. o.
-
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX.
cellalt mlii> Inc e.joys,
Is derived from il cures,
many Of viii h arc OF a
truly marvellous char
ac,er, |nvota'ate cases
of Scroiula, where the
sy stem seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this com
pound of anti-stIumois
virtues. Disorders Of a
sclofnlous type, and af-
frr tipaa which are merely
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-23

A. il name implies, it does Care, and does not
iaa- Containing neither Arsenic, Qunine, Bis,nuth
Li1,, no. ant other mineral poisonous substance
Whatever, u In nowise injuries any patient. The
NUMBER and Importance Of its in the aguc dis
ri are literally hey ond account and we believe
gltlDut i parallel in the history of medicine. Our
PRIDE y grafiiied by the Acknowledgements we re-
ol the radi al effected in obstinate cases
aal where other remedies had wholly failed
Lna.ciitnased persons, either resident in, or
travelling tsFeagf miasmatc localities will be pro-
te5te u takia: the .iGTE CURE daily.
tor Lt-ar Complaints, arising from torpidity
OF the Liver, Il an excellent remedy stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass and soba
I'll rou nd tie world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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SIMPSON & WEBSTER,
Manufacturers Of
Marble Monuments.
Tomb and Head stones.

N ISCI 71NE, TO WI.
Keen on hand n large stock of marble, from
which we will manufacture Monuments, lab
lets and Headstones to suit the wants o. our
customers and as cheap as the cheapest All
orders promptly filed, delivered and set p in
any part Of the county. Especial attic. .tion
paid to getting up new designs. nl3y
W H. SAMPSON w. w. W EBsrER.
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BEEF, PORK, MUTTON.
PIANOS,
Organs and MelOdeOnS

HAVING obtained the agency for most of
IL the frst-claks Instruments, am prepared
to offer greater Inducements 10 the musical
people of Cedar county than has heretofore
been offered. For Pianos, ! sell
CHICKERING &fSONS',
NEW YORK UNION, &c.
Geo. A. Prince e Co.'S and Mason d
Hamlin's Organs and MciodcOns,
and others IL they are desired. l mention the
above kinds IN the hest In the market, and
every instrument will he fully warranted.
Please call and examine my prices before
purchasing elsewhere. SHEET MUSIC fl,rn-
ished at a reduction on publishers prices.
To the above list OF Instruments have late
which. for beauty and purity Of tone surpass.
% anything in the west. sample can be seen
at any time by calling At my house.
e9-Always to be found at Sam. WRECKS
shoe store.
VIM. 4. WOODS.
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Housekeepers will find the best assortment
of -..- ..... -...t
CHAMBER AND PARL0R
FURNITURE.

Upton, Iowa. His stock is complete, and oil
the beat. and canssts of everything usually
kept in a furniture store 1863
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Ayers Ague Cure.

Fer Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fe.
Yer. Chill Fever. Aemittene Fever.
Dumb ASue, Periodical or Bilious
Fever. &c. and indeed all the .Aff~c.
tOns which arise from mAlariOus,
msrsh, or nsiAssaaeiC poisoas.
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Probate Notice.
J. r. BARRETT < CO.. psopFistosss
NAscursrRR. H,A

ITOD6C0 NCCICC.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instrument
IN pnrporting to be the last will and tesla
mcnt of James Bridger, deceased, was present.
cd In the Circuit t'onr ri OF the state OF Iowa.
within and for Cedar county. at the April
term. 1869. and by order Of said Court. made Mt
ment was set for final hearing and probate on
the 18th day of October. 1869. when said instrn.
M mt will be admitted to probate ms the last
will and testament Of James Rridger decd, II
TO sufficient objection ne then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
woif 4 Landt Nt'yx. Nw2
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Tam q >hanter Is now painted in Ed
iuhGrgh on Ia. ain gray mare, pursued
W Mamie Oh All Al veiocipede. Wee!
done, c4tty .aEH -
1t j. HOW thought that the Chinese
Nilsson lie, between Horace Greeley
Gen, BaAhs, John Bidyelvw aud George
vi hs--. Horace l. the best man OF th,
fur sor the place aud h.--idc.. the Chi
he~e sEonld have Ito difficulty iii reading
Et- wT!tiHg.
California ila- been much exercised.
~ tI4- s,s-aranee of all unusual rel
--s"" In Tie iI-4Eeu-. Appearing ioDg al
s,.T >unsef, aud long before saurise. A
-5ac.aiusn;p t..e phenomenon Was -,
s.aa, he-i. ti'ai Tie Ire sngsu.s Were
tAr@-a "sa4 under tie Impression thai q
seru~.e Ire VA. raging ia the nei- hbo4
!. aod.
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at table, and the Colonels hand trem-
bIed as lie cut the steak. [ could
not bear to look at him, and | came
out.
l did not understand it until later,
but after this l noticed that Guthrie
often observed me closely during the
next two days.
AS I had planned l went, the next
night, after the moon had set. to the
gully. [ went down into it, aud
Searched every spot large enough to
set my foot on, and not token oil
that dead mans body could l find.
I concluded that the Colonel had
taken it away and buried it. How,
when, and where sould not guess.
But / knew afterwards, that, In his
sleeping thoughts. aud in his waking
ones, Colonel Walton believed that
dead face lay among the brambles at
the bottom of that gully. L . never
went near it. The next day Guthrie
Others beside myself saw that
Colonel Walton was changed man.
He was pallid and haegard. Some
times he would shut himself up in
his room for days; and then he would
be in a constant haste and furry with
business, coming home at night ready
to drop. He talked of selling the
estate; several gentlemen came out
from the city to look at it.
This distressed Lindsey very much,
for she was fond of Larch Lanes.
But l thought | knew how hateful
the place must be to the man, with
that still gully lying behind the trees.
No words can tell how I pitied him.
Fearly two months went by. Ben
and Lindsey wanted to be married.
again for his consent. They had
made so many plans-those two happy
young things!
She saw her father so infrequently
that she was obliged to seek chance
Of meeting him-so she set upon an
evening aud waited for the boat to
come in. 1t was chilly fall night,
and a FIRE was kindled in the library
crate.
She wandered around there, now
sitting for moment in the easy chair
before the CRATE, now looking out at
the window, now going to the door to
listen for carriage wheels. She was
a little nervous and apprehenslye of
disappointment,s for her father was
more difficult to approach than ever
of late.
Suddenly there we're voices in the
hall, aud the Colonel entered with
Mr.. Guthrie.
The latter saluted Lindsey with
profound courtesy. At the first OPP
| pertunity she asked her father if she
could speak with him for moment.
You want to ask about that wed
ding, / suppose" he answered, care
lessly. You may be married any
time you please-say the twentieth of
December"
Lindsey came out radiant, but in
little natural RIGHTEOUSNESS.
/ am afraid Mr.. Guthrie heard
what my father said" said she, "for
saw him smile What cold looking,
| handsome man he ISL
TO BE CONTINUED.
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No. 25 First Street.

Woroeeivo our Quoenswnre direct from
the POporlos OF stanDrdshifo, England
via New Orleans and New York, hcnco
pay no secondhand pronts which rlRhta
fully belong 20 cur customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAltfN, BROS. H. co, OF BlnG0rdahira.
Englanl, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for thismarrof OF their celebrated STONE
CHM WARE, we arc now prepared to
supply tho trade.
In addition we are now receiving. frCah
from Lamogca, France, % largo stock OH
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DIEGO.
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We iro also receiving heavy impOrfa-
lions II HOLIDAY GOODS u aroat vafi.
ETY..
ne Consult your own Interest By cEom-
lining our stock before purchasing olao-
where noVl8
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day says:
Tbe marks last evening indicated seven
feet and railing slowly. The weather dur.
inc the day was mild for the season.
Trade in the Vicinity OF the landing was
aefiVe. with fair Bhipmentg.
Al passenger on the Mollls Able, on his
way TO Texas--where greenbackB arc un'
knoWn--puTchased four counterfeit TWEEN
ty-dOliar gold pieces from sharper a. tnf
moderate sum of e83 In currency. Colo
may be declining, but that innocent traV
eler thinks brass Is rfgtBg.
SUHK.-A boat loaded with 10000 nr
brick, intended for tho Southern markef
in tow OF the towbOat Boaz, was sunk
pier al the bridge az that place. II W
owned by Captains LaughlIn and Porte
and was insured In the Western for 1854
CIEcEEATI. = The Commercial OF +
day says:
Capt Williamson has concluded not
send the Altoona back TO st. Louis az pr
ent, for fear Of her being detained BY
in the Mississippi between Cairo and
Louis.
There has also been a substantial rise
Red River.
The MayHower has entered the New
leans and Ouachita trade.
Capt. Patterson, formerly second 10 1
OF the steamer Senator, was caught
haWser at Point Sol, on 18Th OF Noveurs
and died on the 2jd.
Nine steamers and eleven barges, VII
500, 900, belonging to the Steam Navlg)n !
Company, have laid up in the vicinoI /
od1taAarLbof DWAhH 10 scarcity OF IT, I
The warehouses on the Bacfam ontOret |
are crammed with wheat and teg'
Farmers are holding out for higher 80 d,
and, anticipating dry Winter, th"iA
not sell.
The Gazette says;
1t is reported that when the EdpIgn
arrives from New Orleans she VII hvia
| 10 Captain sam James, for the EVFlle
| and cincinnati trade.
-IOFTFsVILLE. - The C0tfTter-JOtA or
1 Friday says;
/ A letter from Mcdowell Clarlf the
Pink Varble, dated Lagrange lrOforEs,
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
TInnorfant NOtiee.

Portable Engines (sasC mill size), and
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