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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

The Erenino Post has an editorial account OF
tle large deposit of Mineral Phosphate lately
discovered on the Ashley and Cooper rivers,
spst above Charleston, S. c., which says:
ct Is not unreasonable 20 expect that just as ships
every mart OF the civilized world have hoeked 70 the
Sncba Islands in search OF Peruvian guano so VIII hey
before long crowd the wharfs OF Charleston In quest OF
81 element of guano found there which has the most
s. .ng value This long hidden source OF wealth. CanVs
t o TO this forsaken port the enterprise ana
,toI necessary for its regeneration and for the es
Establishment OF permanent prosperity Gun ~
pany in Charleston, which IS now engage thos ~,
bosnbatss are the chief constituent. find ready
market at 500 per un for this product The cost OF nn
Of ZOO pounds a. snf & co 200 pounds suphnrc
acid $2 200 pounds ground animal reIuse, 81 @
cos tba entire outlay 10 SIS which leaves very WIDE
margin for an In the cost OF the phosphate Eher
superphosphate Of lime must become nuch enesPeL III
of this discovery or the owners OF the phos
Sate lands must become rapidly rich, for a IS impossible
that so large profit SIS per ton can tong oe maze Z"
q manufaci4re IN which there IS no monopoly
mo monopoly here, you see, though the
only known deposit of this Phosphate is
found in a narrow district of South Carolina,
owned by few great planters In what
sense, then, is the manufacture of Pig Iron a
monopoly, when all the materials are found In
tens of thousands Of square miles of public
and private lands, in almost every State and
TERRITORY of the Union? Only one company as
vet manufactures the required Superphosphate,
which requires expensive machinery and rare
chemical knowledge; whereas Pig Iron is
made by barbarians. and the processes in
volved are exceedingly rude and simple.
Evidently, some one of unusual common sense
or unusual honesty has found access to the
editorial columns of The Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Americans who are most friendly toward En-
BLAND, Reverdy Johnsons treaty is ieas' liAou'
gheir affection for England is OF tnat s,nceio
and honorable quality which would torDiG tnoir
sympathy to Plan Whereby Sf our S entire Eo foreign
T ,; iot 1 by evadng the payment for the
S.~s,eIs actually destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
NETWORK STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-The State Medical Society
met here to-day, and held three sessions which were
mainly devoted 10 the reading OF euogums upon recent
deceased members and papers upon the various subjects
appertalning to the profession. The attendance was
large. The President Dr. j. w. p Quackenbnsh of this
city, presided Committees were appointed on business
Credentials and Medical Ethics The Committee on
Prize Essays awarded the prize TO DR. j. C. Hutchinson
Of Brooklyn for treatise on Acuprossure method
Of arrestng hemOrrhage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Col. John ii. Mcmahon, n prominent editor
OF West Tennessee died IN Memphis last Friday evening
lie was strong Wing during the old political struggles,
and was editor at different times OF The West Ten.
nesSee WIG. The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, ana
other papers In the Same State. Before the late
war broke out ho defended the Union against the more
violent SecessiOnists but finally Joined the Southern
cause When The Memphis Appeal was revived after tho
war, no became edltorin chief holding that position
about year. when he retired from editorial life. lilo
was % years old at the iitns 80 hIs death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
THE GREAT SMUGGLING CASE.

This case had been put over pending the re-
suit OF alleged effort to compromise it with the Gov
time has been further put TO Wednesday OF this
week.
In the case against the Walk Brothers. in which
they charged with fraudulent bankruptcy, the CON-
plainants falling to appear the defendants were dis
charged but warrant subsequently issued for their
rearfest on a similar charge made by other creditors
and an examination will take place at an early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

The report that we are TO have the pleasure of vel
coming NJ. LAbonlaye. the eminent French Academi'
cian ~ lecturer before New-York audiences this
Winter proves 10 be incorrect. In letter written
on the 10th ult 10 Miss Mary l.. Booth editor OF
Hdrper's BogaFt the American translator OF ms
books. A LabOul aye mentions having received the
Invitation through the Social Science Association,
and adds that the state Of his health and bis dislike
~ sea voyage must compel HIM 10 decline 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Seldom ever has anything for the general amusement Of our @
popular yeopede and quite keeping with
chief attained this popularity slow
process bat By lore at 6 sight" saordug they DO erhsss
indugs love Of display Of skin Hhs
novel idea sit e hesdles seed put the spurs to his
be able snap fingers neighbours slow coach and
pair W leave them Ia wake.
And goes Man strives By mechanical contanee TO Quito a1
NAL and manual labor the development Of other machinery veo
cpdes varety styles and The latest offered ID the
pubic the POW WHEEL patented by Mr. BRsDVosD in shs
country add Europe aud in daily No CPS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

Now that the Senate has refused to confirm
any more of President Johnson's nominations,
and his usefulness as President is at an end,
Tile Kew- York Times discovers he has just
"the qualities for successful dcmagogue."
What has Mr.. Johnson done TO make him
other than the puissant johnson IN whose honor
q Convention was once held in Pbiladephia9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

DOMESTIC MARKETS
C., Feb 2-IOtOn quiet and Oncbanael' es
bales Mddng Pc receipts Oh ba'esi exports eoas'"se al
baeG It..
receipts, go bales Mddiugs 27ic -, -.
sAyAssAH Ca Feb 2-Coton opened guet and closed newnt
srcted 1900 bales, Mddlngs, 2si d2e receipts ~ bales
exports TO Liverpool 3l bales. -, 49, az,
ST. LOUIS Feb 2robeo closed aeye Round Lsgs sH az ~
$40; Dark Leaf SO 5Gd Sl2 50; Factory Dried 5yeS BUCK
Wrappers SlsSs Medium color and Bright lesl tt@S R
Flour da $50 S3 30 Double hts
75as7 SO Triple Extra Fancy ss9sle 90 whea' h@s5;
Good Prime Fall 81 2@Si TO- Strictly Prime 10 Choice tl 20
81 90 Fancy 81 ssSsa 90; spring 81 Dasl 81 Corr
at f2073c. for Choice Yellow and White, and
6 FOR duh for MiIsd; Fancy black and
Barley frm prime strictly choice Iowa spnnx 81 W
asa Rye dull at Is for Prime and 30 or Fancy WHISKY
Bulk Meats strong; shoulders lc Clear side.
sugar hhds 6 Shoulders Rough Sides the river 10
Bacon arm; Shoulders t Clear Sides sc sales Of loooon
each OF shoulders and Sides delivered in few days lt1Se
Lard quiet Cattle lowers inferior to EXTRA 50 25dsI Hogs Ssi
light grades heavy BIO 5Jd Sl 30 Receipts
1000 bb Flour 10000 BUSH Wheat 1900 bush Corn a~ bush
Oats. 1900 bush Barley. - .....,. =,
kEwoRLKAss Feb Cotton ie higher Mtdnss aad2sie sss
400 bae receipts 33i bales n receipts compared WIZ
the corresponding time last Isl bales. -
MOBILE Feb 2-CottOn Que sales $50 bales; Low hddng FcI
receipts 1913 balea
WILNsGTos, N c. Feb 2Crude Turpenine unchanged Spirits
Turpeu'ns Rosin and Cotton nothing doing. -
FRANCISCO Feb 2-Four-BHpon sales - T3d % ~
Wheat, 81 706 81 go Legal Tenders, 74t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

nave violated their charters should not no nlacod IN
charge OF the Canal Commissioners i "
Inc resolution as amended was then adonted Tia
OoInlnlttee ls 70 repsrtwithln 80 days. Adionrned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
ITpEI QITIT

The Jury calendar was called in the IT, S. Dis
trct Court the libel suit of Cook sgt The Tribune
Association in which Isaac Cook, formerly postmaster
OF Chicago. brings suit against The New-York Tribune
Association for alleged libel upon him. set down,
by consent, for trial on Thursday Of this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
ARMY GAZETTE,
WASHING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Brevet Major j. L.. Iolcomb
found by board Of examination ineom
peteut Of Sickness has been placed on
retired The acceptance Of the resignation o. frs. lieutenant
Pa,ue II the CaTaty has revoked First. Lieut. D.
ARTILLERY has been ordered before the heuug bo~Fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
FUNERALS TODAY

BACKER Mrs CATHARINR NJ. No. g. Thirdst, Hobokea
CARMAN, JOHN II Porsythst NJ T. Church, D,soust
CARTER HBNRY c. Church Of the Incarnation MadsOnsve
GARDNER JOHN F. Hekory.st Franklnsye Brooklvn
GRAYsoS, ROBERT w. IriquO HOTEL No. 80 MOagOmspst,
GODSON WILLIAM R. No. AIS Pssrlst
HEBBERD Mrs ELIZA, No. g. WOodhulls st., Brocklyn
HOURRITTRNER Mr. FELIPE, St. Stephens Church Tseav'
eighth ear bird-avs.
JOINS. THEODORE T., No. 1863 Franklu-sve., BroOkyD
LENTLEH0N. Mrs EMILY L., No IS Ivpgplacs
MILLS. HENRY, Pro.pectst Chapel jamaica Ia l.
NORMAN WILLIAM. ClassonsVe. and Bergen, Brootlyn
ORR JOSEPH No 2i4 SIthst
PRUSER, Mrs ANNA G., Willow and Thiri-ss. Hoboken-
SAMUBLS LEWIS No. 673i Thiriaye
Schultz Mrs BABETTA. No Ill Greenest
WARN0CK, WILLIAM Presbyterian Church. Tbiryfurthst near
Sirthave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
N.vy GAZETTE.

WIsuNGToN Feb 2-Paymaster CD. Emery has
detached day P,ymer charge store, Hong kons
and G. H. EFe been ordered ~ that duty Station
H. a Filling, has ordered TO the receiving ship Vow
Iiam ice Washugto detached .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
PHILADELPHIA CArTLE MARKEr-peh. =

The demand aud previous prices
obtained The supply amounted to 600 bead M Of sheh
sold 8d9c y n for fair good cattle and from 81 9nc for
Western and PennsVana steers Common cattle sold at from 80
7c y b.
sip-Th market cOunue, active prices remain high The
offerings 800 head from 663c y b.
demand for Hogs continues active and hhe
Over 1000 head sold at from $3.50 S6 81 y 100 h. net
C-The sale amounted 1850 head at former ptee
sprIuges selling $40 65 and Cows and Calves at im 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
NHlacineiies.

Vermont Spring WaterTe best remedy known for Canesr
Scrofula Kidney Diseases Sold by Druggists sEI by
SAKE Co. No AZ Broomest. Nes York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
MARRIED.

ARNOD-KNAPPAts Augertes Ulster County lt month 18Th I
Friends Ceremony. Benjamin Arnold Of the city Of New York
Harriet A. Knapp Of the former place No cATds
All Notices OF Ndt7idoes must he ind0rsed ,rih hH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

"Bininger's Old London Dock Gin"-A Pure Gin ndis
penable Females for COpLaS delicious Tonic
A. M BsIsGKR Co, established l77s. No Is BeaVersL. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

missisquoi Spring WaterTbe only known remedy for cis
GER aud all DisEAsEs KDsKIx
For Sale By Druggists DEPOT No. 55 BROADWAY SsSYorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
Spssal gctirts.

Union Republican General Committee.-Broadsay ana
regular meeting Of the Union Republican Geners
for the CITY NswYork will be held THURSDAY BYB'
MING Feb 1862 at headquarters Broadway aud Twenty
Q o'clock w GRIDLBY, Chairman pro ten.
A. II. KEEcH, (S..,.,s,,s,
JoHs QUACkEsBUsH.
Union X Republican General Committee.
MEETING ofthe Committee will he hed 1T Heaiqusr
tiers corner Twenty thirst, THURSDAY BNkS
ING, February 4, 1858, al O'clock -. . .o. .
Gro H. SHELDON Secretaries.
NJ FRfEDsAN,
Horace Greeley will lecture Personal RecOicOns Of
Abraham Lincoln" the Institute WEDNESDAY EVENING
1909 for the benefit Of Disabled soldiers and Soldiers Widows
Tickets 50 to be bad Hall and Ponds music
Broadway Burion No. ~ Fouaye aud at the Hall the night
Of the lecture
Wonderfu Book Let all suffering from Deafness blindness.
Noises In the Head Discharges from the Lar
SUMPTION Weak Lungs rsh.nes Of the Chest. COug stating
e1muaon Of Phen other disease Gesh her TO- mclose 10
10 No 81 Bonst, Neriork tor Mrs BROWNS Meta
physical Pamphlet Of worth hundreds Of dollars to the sek and
Al o innnlring lninds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
THE STATE or TRADE
LATEST kuRoPRAx MAgKRre
nnMRNTIc MARKETS.


RAsKYoRr Feb 2-Ryeung upoas eoscn pine sn'
lrr. Ri,e. xentes 79i f0r The issue Of l8ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

C0uspicuous
cne 'ns many rvest d.ca's.. q the Petroleum applied
e cure OF Consumption Coughs Co Asthma and Throat Dase Mr.
ueorgo Mcdonald Druggist Of city Introducing Compeuss
syrup OF Petroleum for these complaints Of which 1900 bottles
sold here e past From the number aud character Of the tes
ailments
For sale at the prnep Depot Pafrov EewYork aud
druggists aud dealers gasrs A for circulars containing Important
testimony, Trenioa a. J.l Tree American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
The
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER,
Published By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE 6 Co.,

COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER,
Published By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE 6 Co.,
Is THE STANDARD WORK on CREDITS
The Volume OF 1869 contains list ofhe
BUSINESS MIN
ia al PARTS Of United States and the British Provinces ra!ns
indicating she Relative standing and Commercial Credit q Bach
no EXPERIENCE BOOK Is ISSUED
OF EQUAL EXTENT AND ACCURACY
Lock Well q the West.-THB ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD.
published the commercial center the Ia. West has immense
caon tho Colorado New Mexico. the
who
trade Of these growing throu the
directed TO this juiciOu medium
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD charming y Journal
to inform aud the Eastern wonderful West
mining commercial social and general progress Terms mail s3s
year No nicer paper across the continent"
Adde'S o. J. GoLDRICK, Publisher
Denver, Colorado.
The Great Crystal Kitchen Labor-saving soap-Pss
cleansing and polishing Silver Marble Tin steel Wooden Ware ssd
restoring Paint For sale Park Tors d. Bsssiords.
Fourth and Bighht Corwn Broadway and Twenty tnts
Jones h luppePs Broadway and iwenty.drst-st
F0wier's Adding Machine. -
Once % Newlork. The
that adds columns Call send registered
letter S. NBAn INTEREST 10 the above machine for SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03

The Erening Post has an editorial account OF
Gle large deposit of Mineral Phosphate lately
discovered on the Ashley and Cooper rivers,
1.A..O Chnrlostnn 6 g which saws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
For illinois and Missouri TRADE.
ADVERTISE IN TIKI QUINCY WIG,
R.tabhshsd 10 1851.

Undsr!s the circulation Of THR QUINCY WHO
AND REPUBLICAN largely increased and sumo
Or medium OF communication with the dealers Of Western Ho,s aud
Northern Missouri
TIE WING Published both daily weekly 4, s.e..,
Newspaper, Republican In politea
We make p.t, Of Commercial News having editor smpo,sS
attend solely the commercial Quincy on hs
Mississippi River 200 miles above 81 Louis II city
nos population aud business The pepusos
uunbe about - 900 souls Several hundred buan
erected snnus The railroad bridge nearly completed naus
this hs ,i post al which Illinois are connected by es
rails The bulk Of our circulation distributed esaass:
llnos-Adsus Harcock knox, MeDonoush scbayler Hsnsy
Browu sAuganon. Morgan. Pike Mseoa "
hssoaIi-s Scotland Clark sulhvsn Ada Lewis
Shelby haea, Monroe Lvngstos, Charlton, Grunay
Terms for Advertising moderate Address
bAlLHACHk PHILLIPS Publishers Quney whif Quincy ILL.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The HUMAN FIGURE.-The proportions of the
human figure are strictly mathematical. The
whole figure is six times the length of the human
foot Whether the form be slender or plump,
and the rule holds good. and deviation from it is
departure from the highest beauty in proper.
ton.
The Greeks make all their statues according to
this rule. The face from the highest point of the
forehead where the hair begines to the chin, one
tenth of the whole statue. The hand from the
wris. to the middle finger is the same. From
the TOP. of the chest to the highest point Of the
forehead is seventh If the length Of the face
from the roots of the hair to the chin be divided
into three equal parts, the first division deter
minis the place where the eyebrows meet, and
the second the place of the nostrils. The height
from the feet to the top of the head is the same
as the distance from the extremity of the fingers
when the arms are extended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

"OwED HIM AN APoLoGY.-A funny story is
told Of Gen. Sherwood, Secretary of State of
Ohio. The General has slightly person, and
knows it. Being at the depot in Sandusky, a
day or two ago. walking the platform, in plain
friend. An old codger, sitting in car near,
overheard the saluta,ion, and remarked to COM
panion that he didn't believe he was Secretary
of State, nohow "Hello, yeou!" yelled the old
codger to the General. "Be yeou the Secretary
of State?" "That's what they call me-" said the
distinguished individual. "Waall, them" retort-
ed the old chap, "guess owe you an apology"
"How 50 7" asked the Secretary of State. "Why,
yeou see this ere fellow said yeou was the Sec
rotary of State, and told him didn't believe
it; stuck to it that you wasahog drove" The
conversation was abruptly broken off at this
point.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The preamble and report Of the committee or
platform were then adopted q read.
The SanAwleh Islands.

~ SS~09W ACA AOA3AODs
A oorrespondsndent writes: '"The health.
traction. Constant winds and breeses, without
any tempests, keep than mildly tempered. II
you have good consultation you will wear we'll.
1t you have weak enc you will hold your own
better than elsewhere provided in all cases you
have common sense, anc will not persist in hab-
its and abuses of other climates. In the high,
cool valleys and on the table lands, man ought to
1.-Two forever, if it b poasible to do ~, because
there are no extremes to wear aud tear, and to
breathe and to live is never q struggle, but q
constant Joy. sou riIag r.a SRI s0-rrrl
There is no violent weather. No tornadoes of
the West Indies, nor typhoons of the East Indies
no hurricanes of America; no cyclones of Asia :
no simoons Of Africa no horrible tempests of the
other parts of the world.
The timid are rarely alarmed with thunder
and lightning. Electric phenomena are usually
confined to the lofty ranges of mountains. You
may not hear thunder clap during q whole
year. In three years, ON the island Of Lanai,
from 1854 to 1866, there was only one thunder
storm. Grand displays of electric flashes NAV
b. seen from afar off in the mountains; but the
valleys and the coast know little of thunder and
lightning.
Rain and shine are we'll divided. OF course.
the higher up, near the mountains, the more
rain; and on the coast tho more sunshine. But
the rain is never in foods, and the sun never
kills with its strokes.
There are plenty of rivulets and mountain
streams. The water of the mountain springs ia
delicious it oozss from rocks, pure and cold like
filtered ice water. Sailors have found brsckish
ice water in wells on the beach, but the wise
emigrant will go ON up to the valleys and ola.
teaus where green grass, and fruit, and flowers,
and sweet cold water are all the whole wear
round.
A quiet and peaceful condition prevails like
the character of the people. There are no ter
rors of nature, If We except the volcano, which
is more wonder than Q terror. There are no
noxious beasts or reptiles of any kind on the
islands.
The cursed symbol of the Tempter is unknown
in those islands. You can wander in the woods
and sleep in the grass without fear. Il is ioy
to push through the thicket without dread Of a
lnrking foe. Nature has been very gentle in
these islands. No deadly cobra, no dread rattle
snake, no hideous asp, no fearful boa, no DESC
lating anaconda All is sweet peace and song
in Hawaiian groves You stretch out and sleep
without fear"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04
The Painless Knife.

The British Medical Association has commence
ed its annual session in Leeds. In the section on
surgery q very curious and interesting pras-
tical application Of physiological fact has been
exhibited by DR.. B. w. Richardson, F. R. S. It
has long been known to surgeons that an injury
very rapidly inflicted is not attended with suffer-
ing, and on this principle DR.. Richardson has
constructed what he calls painless knife" It
consists of keen, circular blade, 80 connected
with watchwork that it can be made to revolve
with very great rapidity. 1t is found that when
. speed of 20 complete revolutions in second
has been obtained, the edge of the knife may be
applied to the animal body, and that it will d.
vide the soft parts without pain or even con.
seriousness The lower animals are used to dis.
play what can be done on man, and Dr. Richard
son was able to cut the of rabbit into strips
while the little creature was contentedly MUNICH.
ing green stuff, in entire ignorance Of the way
it was being injured. Unfortunately the knife,
the only one of its kind at present existing, was
accidentally broken by some one to whom it was
handed for inspection, and thus the experiments
with it were brought to premature conclusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

A new vegetable has lately been discovered
growing in great abundance on the plains
Mushrooms of gigantic size and extraordinary
favor. have been found growing in great profu-
sion all around Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory
The writer saw one that weighed over pound,
twenty.one inches in circumference and seven
inches in diameter. The stem was two inches
thick and five inches long. When prepared for
cooking. the meat was thirteen inches from rim
to rim, and from one to two and half inches
thick, Of fine flavor, nutritious and evidently
wholesome.-Er
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

"Going.it-blind' is the name of game recent.
ly played ut u religious fair in the west A fowl
Is suspended TO n rope stretched between two
posts, ten or twelve feet apart, and at height a
little above mans head. The competitors are
blindfolded at short distant from the fowl, and
after being turned around several times. are al.
lowed to 90 one ut time, sword in hand, in the
direction they think the prize il suspended. to
cut it down II they can. No one in u hundred
went anywhere near the fowl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

"A Michigan paper gives the number Of bush.
eis OF rssberries shipped from st. Joseph snd
Benton Harbor this year, 1T 0,S3s; the paper
ADDS: The above figures do not cover the whole
amount OF rssberries raised here, however, M a
number OF bushels were drawn to Dowogiac,
ana shipped from there TO Detroit Some were
snippsd 70 Boston Hsgbor BY schooners; and hun.
S Ss Oh bushels were dried by our own people
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13
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UGti.

--
Letters from Cuba to july 20,
STATE tiiat the CHbans holdth whole
county between IueFto fTlhcIpe
anu y ue' '''S' WIN SeNeIal points
VII 'i'0 'o"H'' SNI"9 "litCl colli'iiu-
'i'0''lo" "l'" VIC - D., anu lil'I
'''' ''I'"'''A' ''ooi'H III '"oNe cl'ic>
III : '''''o' ''s' Se''le'9 from u'S'"7e
INV '''' - '"i.',N'' ~, - I'll sd
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u '9p"i''n i''So"cIS "Alch ne Is
io'"'''S '9 i''''' SO loi inc proper
q CAV n'o',O u O"'''iS VINO may i'ii
''''' '''0 "''''''S Va 'i''i''>H co"iHidh-
"ci'' among IIehl aic Il number
Oh prominent Government officials.
II Is reported that thcfe have been
TWO important engagements, one
near Inc heHleU!oS ana the other at
93-u" IA hidha', Ill both OF which
the Spanish attacked the CubauS in
force. At Remedies tLc STANDARDS
worn. d,;,.oo MI. u.;,h. ..af1.on.
mn, .,..1 " YN -
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