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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-05

4
/ The Washington Globe publishes the following
\ letter, addressed by Prince Napolsan Louis Bona
parte, previous to his embarcatoh for Europe:--
New YonK, June 3, 1887.
| Ma PgEsIDENT-I am unwilling to leave the
| United States without expressing to your Excel-
lency the regret feel in departing without having
gone to Washington to make your acquaintance.
Though an i'll fated destiny brought me 10 Amefl-
| ca, ! had counted upon reaping great benefit IL,
my new place of exile from the society of her dis
,i.:gushed men. wished TO study the manners
an institutions of peoole who have achieved
more lasting trunphs by their commerce and their
s.i:s.prse than we, III Europe, have gained BY our
| A ms. | had ho,ed, under the guardianship Of
your rec laws, 10 have travelled over a country
| siiich excies llmy sympathy, from the fact that
IL history aud prosperity are ultimately blended
" 18th the remembrance OF that which is glory to
\ ErenchneD. But imperative duty recalls me 10 the
Ii3 wo I'd my nothei being dangerously i'll, and no
| !, Teal consideration OBTAINING me here; l go to
| asla,d, and shall from thence endeavor to return
,YItasIand.
i is with pleasure, sir, that enter upon these
,e,a,ls with yoir Exceency, since you may have
81 cfedshca 10 the calumnious suiniises respect
,5-,ns ahca ma eappsa.ad III some OF the pubic
oitnaIs. ,ioidins you, sis, as do in the highes,
estimation, as the ruler free people; an,
ap " That you no ll know, tat, with the name
sea j is not possible 10. me 70 de part, for n-
8 ~ fon the path 20 nsed o.t n me by my con-.
| .cia'ce, my hSaot, and my duty.
| l pray your .xcsllsncy receive thisaetter a
| proof OF my respect ioi him who occupies the chair
lof WASHINGTON, and accept the expression of my
egarl and distinguished consideration.
| NAroi.EoN Louis BoNAPARTE.
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BOOTS & SHOES

J LARGE assortment of Coarss and Fine
" Boots, coarse and fine shoes, ladies' and chill
Isl shoes Of all description, Of superior quail
for sale by L. LOCKWOOD.
Iune "a. AZ
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OUR I.EGIsLA)RE.
T,IINoIs AGAINST THE WoRLD!

l lLLINOlS AGAtNSl-IHE vVOkLO. IN
The rapidity witt, which our Legislature
make laws is astonishing. Nothing in this
age Of the world can keep in sigh, 1T. The
newly invented machinery of Davenport. dr
ven by LIGHTNING, lags behind them in speed
steamboats,, rail road cars, or any other o
connective power could not keep in sight. The
rapidity with which comet glides through
empty regions of space, can only parallel it.
4 The Legislature commenced its session on
the 10th inst. but did no busine SIS till The | lih
land adjourned on Saturday, the cpd. in which
space Of time they passed ElGi1TY-FlVE
Bn,,,s. many of a general nature.
,rhis sw, ;stncss of the march mind, or, rarh.
er march Of lepis,,,tion, is altogether without
a precedent in the annals ct legislation, we
believe During the winter SESSION o. three
months, they passed upward Of for huiia:eo
laws, the only nse Of which will be to.rciets
the pages of the statue-book and benefit the
printer. Such has been the inconsiderate man
ner in which laws have been made, that one,
Of the most eminent lawyers in this state, said
..that he would not risk his reputation in draw
ing up an indictment against criminal, for if
he drew it up by one law, the same was alter
ed or made null and void by being contradict-
ed in terms by another" Wethink this is true.
We hear arrests for counterfeiting, horse-steal-
ing and criminal offences, and when we inquire
concerning the result, the answer is invaria-
bly,, .the indictment was quashed. and they
have been set at liberty" So we go. Our
penitentiary has but sir inmates!
Alton Spectator.
Folly OH KNAyERy.--ssIhe United State,
Bank paper in Mississippi commands premium
over government paper of forty-6,e per cent. ami
is FIVE per cent. better than silver-Elkion Courts
We copy the foregoing from patisan.papef, Ell
tied by somebody whose mind seems to havesheen
stepped in NORWOOD and aloes. A most enlighi.
ened set of readers he must have, swallow such
profound financial expositions without WY faces
We hope some benevolent individual wishing 10
send the schoolmaster abroad, will send them an
invoice Of spelling books, SO that they may Learn
something by beginning at the begin,iing.
Il Pray. Mr.. Courier, what is government paper?
TN. Federal government neither receives norl,ays
!. mar. but deals in coin. The paperof the United
- b. NIX bears premium of IL percent. ose
M;.s;ssippi paper, and this last is ~ per be-
- specie. Therefore the Y. S. Bank paper, n-
.as m Of being per cent better than silver,
a.stior which we do not think you foal enough TO
believe. is 10 per cent worse. --Philad. Ledger.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The circuit court of Morgan county, recent
ly in session, decided that the registers certl-
fcate Of tract of land within this district is
evidence ofthe absolute legal title to said land
in the purchaser and all claiming under him;
and that the same must be received as evidence
to the exclusion Of a regular patent issued to
, third person upon subsequent sale. The
jacksonville Gazette makes the following re-
81. ,rks iii relation to this decision.
Ill., Ottawa Rep.
..We look ~, IN this as very impssysn, =, DE-
cision for the safety an pfo'''0 ~. = IRA. nnr-
ders in Illinois. 1t secures 70 .Ne ..ssIsibim
chaser the title to this land, and 'a.Ss J.
against the mistakes of the land officers So
their clerks. 1t is evident that too much weight
and dignity has heretofore been attached to the
power of the land officers at Washington, and
TO the instruments of evidence issued ny them
called patents. A conveyance for trac. OF |
land from the general government is and OF
right should bc governed by the same rules Of
and another. Whether that conveyance comes
from one officer, and is written on parchment
can make no possible difference il the convey
ance is in conformity with the law Of the coun-
try. Every other rule than this produces the
most dangerous consequences. The case just
]. c;ded is specimen of the evils that might
u uasn.'t from different rule. There the land
,esu - ID in 1880 in the ordinary way to ci-
was so country He sold it, and it pass
ID ,hro =, :. severalhan down to the present
owner nv ro AND 4 now seems hat in is33by some
mistake s Or prol ably by some false represen
ta.ioas . The land officers at Washington city,
patent was issued FOR the same land to dil.
erent person. The eson De,ose .u uSa
was, whether the certifca 70 o. n.o 80; .. 1870
was better than the patent lssusd =, - o"o'
The case was fully and ably a. gneu y e M Grs.
Mcdonnell and Lamborn on the Pal.,Y' r 1no ~.
purchaser, and Messrs. Logan S y, iA'',,a -
for the claimant under the patent q
5- LIBERTY, Mo. ) u'y ls.
or Cen. Gaiues passed through this I, acc CO.
few days since OH his way 10 Fort Leavonwta TN.
He was in fine helth, and we are pleased that
able commander has been assigned to the di vison
vestofth the Mississippi. He whites US from Fort
Inavenworth, that no thinks there is no danger Of
lky interruption with the Potawasamis Indians.
e 2idiu, on a Railn--A man named Blanch-
I'd who had been delivering abolition lectures AT
,hambe rsburp Pa, recently teit that place under
Iarn 4 escort Of citizens. From what we should [
FER. the disorganizer left tho place "settin on a
a;l,'-- Philadelphia Messenger
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The boundary difficulty on our eastern Dor.

The boundary difficulty on our eastern bor-
,ler is assuming menaciDg aspect. An agent
Of the State of Maine was lately sent into the
disputed territory, for the purpose Of taking a
census Of the inhabitants, when he was torth-
will, arrested by the British authorities and
committed to prison. In consequences Of this
act, the Governor of Maine has
issued the following military orders Nat. Int.
HEAD QUARTERS, AUcusTA,(
June 81, 1887. }
Fellow SOLDIERS: The soil OF our State has
been invaded! One ef our citizens, while in
the performance ola duty required by law, was
arrested within the territory of Maine, and car
red TO an adjacent foreign province. where ne
Inow remains incarcerated within the walls OF
prison. This is but a repetition Of former acts
ofiniustice, committed against our border IN
habtants. by officers acting under the authority
Of the British Province Of New Brunswick.
i The integrity Of the State must be preserv-
ed. Maine looks to the General Government
for redress.
Our citizens must be secure within our linn
its. and it may be found necessary to bring
!, forth military power to give that protection 70
which they are entitled.
The Commander.in-chieft therefore calls up
on.the Militia to hold themselves in readiness
I to obey such orders as the security O. our ell
] zens and the honor cf the State may require.
Nj By the COMMANDMENT Chief,
r A. y. THOMPSON, Adj. Gen.
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CORN MEAL

m SACKS Corn Meal, received per 8. i
~ ruiton, ana for sale low for cash BY
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The Editor acknowledges pay

mcnt from the following persons, =.
-. -. ~ .Eoc lS36. :.
!: Richard Garrett, Joseph Philips, J. y.
.Winhcrly. \. .Wigfall, s. Marsh J: .Cuvar,
william Robertson, Thomas Garrett j. e..
Sta!uaEtr. :, -.
For. 1887.
2:.Jessc GomiGiqns,. Marshal. Lott; Robert
NfcCrfonyh.. Ven. Mnss, Joseph Rcardin,
Yin. =. JhllnSoh,. 1oliI DIR aifupl, Benz.
Roper, II. E. Tlrncr, Euoch Prps!y, WIN.
Frazier. John i~,raaicr, Richard. Johnson
Mark Black Hobbs. J. NJ: Terry, "A. V:
Montgomery, Tllos. BrDis6i, JAS. Terry,
Thns.i 'Scurry,. +. no. ,NirhoIson, Rnhert
.kcnnY. Mrs: Cpttrell, y Long, Lewis Clan
ton; VIZ. Daniel, w. Carson. J.. Curry;
~. p. MAYS, j.. Eauskelt, George. Ponc..A>,
3. Athison, Gto. A.. Addison, Wlno.) VIM.
MAYS. sen, s. Nmsh;' C.. II. Lindsey. f:
Il. .Wnrdlaw, Miss. VI. Lamhr. S. NJ. STAFF
ford, Thomas Rleas,, Thomas kernaghan,.
Rhodes. Ramcy & Co., john Terry, Jas:
Mile. George TilIulan. -.
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bow. willing they arsss seriously invite, the
public 10 eail ipn, 1lem. So
Our dwIi i WIS ara az. able and as Wininss
.,.psy the people for thsir productions as
my other States sowns. We. ksaw that
Georgia has always dsayed. Cardlnnas On;
yiehWeaI.k,; and ahas sIaid out severalin-
. ,Iliaeemei,. q entics h,sf people fgomt' uheis
owiLianiis. The.lasI. hing t~as,to'buiid a
bridge upider The. fictitious aams Of a new;
opc. andbpastedlon n aud loud, tfa, it would
ruin Ha,ahms;--but net.. answering their
.~sansspihe expectations, have raised the toll!
equal to. tliv. 9la1bridge !.
Catclina,i is able within. her W limits,
TO bny the. productions. aad furnish the
merchandise {bsr advaitageso Tcommcrce'
considefel) to all her iphaharants. aid.1 do
ma doub! but that ihey aise. wiling to pat
rdBize Her. !, ~IlAMpURG.:,
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Eromfthe 'Gaorsia. csoaiier.l
M4G,E.tSM.s

.Notwi outstanding t~hetiiHiSeTsat cry 6fin,.
..p!oyemeit fhatis heard; on 6yarE' hand, we
verify believe that There never was,al nge
so given. t0tlie.sinoElyils antl.o I.lackrry
asthe present The pubic Stand with Sopfei;-'
n1ouths:to catc!l,'at u: every Hiring that .pf1ni:
|ses',he least utility md ARE ready to. believe
at once wi toui explanation. Taking adj.
vantage Of this credulous spirit ofthe age this
general: disposition 10 rely .uFohh the. :ipse.
dixitt of anoi her; d,i1, editorial hretiren.iaivc
OF late: iqdaIseg themselves Urinary point
plank lies aud seni them :foftl to gull, The
public, Within a few. days tho Arsenal at
WaterlowI. has. been. burned ;:P6imt5xter,
Professor. RenMief, O'Cohhe1i, and, BTaek
Hawk, have been se1lfto Iheir long homes;
a perpetual motion has. been, iIvented,- ;rnl
Oceolahas been taken. ftllngs coprinue
to 90 at this affirming rate, all rust BET waGn
NAH oRa man. will .so0rl.B lie l0sl, and .'clraos
and. old night .@iH come %ugain." But in
nothing perhaps, since. the famous mooli
hoax, have. THO knowing. ones been moro
completely quilted THIN in the wonderful
performances. ofAtf,c.- notorious. magnetism
PoyeE Ilis,rieks.arc now becoming thread
birc. and tho public are. beginning to SEQ
into them: A Respectable e,"nilsman who
was present It Pawtucket when lhe, llct6ry'
,SLa " 'SStaI'isu Wy RUS
anravels the my siefy.iutiiae BostonsE tserane,
my G16t, .wlleT.I im,ne'lialcly turned my
head. md 5sh,sl1I :Matgarg' .widh:hcr eyes
wide, open! They were. moi the sl,H, lead.
en- ,ryes,:siIch as s~dnrnamhulisrs sometimes.
exhibit. but.cyes .lHlI Of HE anI. expression.
rnd.slraMing with intelligence; ny, rogniS!,
eyes, that .~>ernlc.l tn be eni,yin.
the procceliiiss' in the Other corner oil: the
room: But The .m6upcn, she saw; inc .:ixn,g
al her. Sin; .>llm, them. quickly. .1,Link |
can Also sal|ly. Sra,c' thai! / -snw her srryrui
times r"dtdroriny milh NGcuuy to Smppu,ss
mhnggh.. ,irl, her pulse ho,!, before and
a!lrr the ma&nelic operation. but discovered
no~r,erceplihit -diaerenee."' -:
:. Wr.irc.hhla for tie Fare bT the "pcrpcluai
IinQtion' Which is i,"w'''ior show. ",in M Il.
c4,n. ii is soon, we understand, to DC rN-
hihircd in ribs city. -. ~
When we see. it operate: and. learn The
| piiuciplc UPON Whicl, h:ac,s. wy will. believe
-unitl, 'lcH, we beG: Leave 10 dNl!t-:nM the
v~eraci,y OF he %e,lilnrs OF that city. bnrufthr
'cx!stcncr. Of a.inarl,ihc which is contrary
,oAi'c. well kno,vn laws of FRICTION and Of
!, gravity.
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: rE.l ON tire Augnst,C hmirie' &. sen,inc!.

: Cr-1urH t7c !fIr31:tT VTT1fSTc N.!5tUUNc!. !.
:. OscEoLA.-This Indian warrior tasGen-
crHIly .bceu lenourreil as one. of the most
sayage;and crne! MfAis tribe :'bu' it:,fe Fol-
.lowin. inlbriuation given by officers ofhieh
responsibility m.rhc army Of Florida, to die
etliIor ol.lhc Charleston Courier; br CORRECT,
i goes Il great way to redeeIm his. character
from tha,Siain:. -.
=: The Indians who came III with the H;ie
of lrlce. asserted .,Tiar. 6sccola. is. left will,
but few followers, he having .hc=or'e I'M
Ilnpnlar with them. on ''~acceunf of.nut brin.
willing tOc6ninrm striciiy:to tln;r mode OF
warfare. lie refused lis tounlcnantc tn.tlie
mlSsacrc of PRISONERS and 10 the numbering
nj WOMEN and eiiikiren, and also condemned
The pririicc Of burning. ,;u,t. lnyinG waste
'a"tali-m ilrclariiig slioi' he. f4u.h,:Eur his
home, and was DESTROYS Of fighting EaH.y.,
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NOT.,H CO.. :


VENHE. Subscriber, RESPECTFULLY -infor,,s.
u: frien,rs and acquaintance. tI,n,j,a a Sns .h!s
,t!'e'lafge and We'll tnoarn.W ife-i Ioasn. Ea,;a .NJn
Occupied BY Mfssrs.C 6yn!stor&:Fa Fair nnd..haha
10 snare th',: p 1tronr.ge.so iiberhily bs.tnyeii!Pn"
.hs nr&leces$nks- He: ASSURES All those w';G :, W" !,
Se:disp6sod 70 .flyonr hhasnth hsn-ons,on et h.y
ny :endnlg't1m cotton. OF ..Warciihndiza, that nj
vHeT.sh; slaa nc Yanting' either in arranging
!. Hamburg, Martlls3i w.
IL Pondleton Messenger and <iresajlo
nioHnsa,,ssr will insert the alloee adyeftisemr"i
gntltsorbid. . -: :t.:pt"S'"
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Ne isceilaneeus.

Eroiln the. Corrcsposldance OF the Mctc,,fy.
-. ~ .WiAsHINaToN, Feh.:20, 1872.
:: Tlc grand dran!a;in which Texas, Mcsi-
CO, and: tie United Sia,es have. so Ion: liz
..ured.::is drawing 20 .asolose. The plot. is 80
,~iar..leyelored, that: we.c ah now antlci5He
i;ssa.a Tf6sasG g be Eecog
nizadltanl anrirkrd tAsfTseT ,ai0ii,: with 76e'
4lsseat and aid Of. Mexico... -.
-iirc treaty coiicluJcd between General
JACKSON and the 1fcHa'aii Prcsidcut, Santa
ANA, provides, that The. BOUNDARY between
9fhc United States ana! tic Unified Mexican
Stales, shall he iic.Rio drr'Nurir, aud ihnl
HeX;s. SHOULD be: free arrl inJriIcndrnt.-
..Fhc Limited States nt their. par. agree 10
snsSIiile The payment 10 our r%iliHin5, -ol their
claims DIi t'!r Gnrcrnunnt of 'MtxicG Which
arc: estimated at: t,vn millions and to dis:
chprgd Mexico trom all liabilities OH that ac.
-Ge,illt. They agree, also, til confirm all the
giants OF lanit ii:Fcxas, midr-by::1l1c McSi-
'cnn e6vcrnnicnl. IN cases where tic gram
tees :.iavc:: cmnrticd With. the Conditions OF
their erinl; and t!o. niaSc'a prorata allowance
upon giants, Ilks comlilionS ocwhich have,
in any. patt, .heem:iu III: filled.
: by a recent ncatciaiiqn. with Texas. he,
assent! t6%siliese tcrlils have been sign;iirt!;
chic comes ihloilc. lnfon 9n 4 fDotih@ will
The .oriaInpl Sratcs.. =. - 4:
'.Tha: f3rinal!. recognition Of her i%naefen.
%,lhnce;, proposed on SaturIhy. is ihteu,Irlh
t.nl:skc'l,ct free 10 assertion. refuse the icrlils;
aud relieve li6r troui HE embarrassment, o
i.hppcaring; TOR In ,raaslGrred,ii ii treaty be.
tween McXipo AMI The. United STATES: ;..Shi
will iciu party 10 ihc treaty. as ;rn indcpen.
dem Stale. =. =: +.
The Scnnfe will lie, called, on the 9Th d
l:MaFcI; :. aniiihent the .prnietl wilr.ba submit
-rcd;if Santa ..tIa's power sh0uld'hy lila
zine, be rc-cs'ablisheii!, as il is ow:suppoSt,
| 1hiit'il will '.bc.: .
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calculated fora public. OF privale:siniI.-
!! IS a PROPERTY so .gcncriliy Known tIar Il
'ee'sl!" iurli,cr descriptions :,
also iikely'negr?. boy: from 8 to. 10
yeas GA, iosrther,wiih a qninrity of Im,se.
m",a ana Kitchen tnfnitnrc, consisting of loo
many .aruclcs. 10 ehumcrotc.
soI term: and further particulars. aprav
% the subscriber on, or before ,he th,v.of
:; Feb: %. 1887. NINE
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CogansissiasacaEions.
a yryrp r II STA

"A. yrrrtTT1tuM STA ION.
(" What has B%cccn:a: OF tl,is nroblo enter
prizc' Where arc the funds subscribed {!
Nyha,has pafa!ized ,he work {! These in
quirlcs have been. .na,!e oyer. and .dvc,
asaiu'for years, without any satisfict6r,
r~esp!9nse, from ni,y au''rter. iii This NJ
have hccn true to our character "to talk,
and write, ami do nothing -.
Shall tho undertaking then fail-ahi all
thai has been done fall to the glroind 3
We hope moi, and lhe. writer. wouli illus
throly.a criumb of comfort.to the. friends Of
the cnterpriIc more remote. :.
The undertaking wiis checked, for TIM
time. by peculiar circumstances. The
funds are still in 1lm hands. &Gf llrsee who
held subscriptions. and we. hope. til. hear
shortly, Of ihcif Being .eallea for, to be
properly. applied andnfar The work will go
on-with. new vig6r.. :. lie, il,osc who hold
the. funds, hold 6n-and. lie, tie friends OF
the chtcsr'rize. be- assured thar it will no,
stop, '::hu,' go onward: -
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Insurance against. loss Or

=. UANTAGE BY FIRE.. =.
~ "A: WALLACE has been appointed
80: Agent of the. Insurance Company
ct, columbia, $: c., and is duly authorized
TO Issue Policies of INSURANCE agairstloss or
damage. by fire..
,Edgefcld C::1f. March2, 1887. al
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SDU EEH .CARGHBwA.:
.EHGEE:IEt:E. Dis.

Fi1tiEFIEFE DISTRICT. y
i ss!iy l is%'sn Il. ,Ar S.;:'. IN. ID:
Il Il appearing to my satisfaction, that .Bnily
~ C!,il,ty. .Ma!Iala iIarIu;i amdJoshna Barton.
defendants. reside wi!,e ut tic limits OF fIis Sinte:
IT, Is therefore ordered. thu. they ,o appear and.
o. lHri,' 10 tie division pr "a e. ofil.e real estate pi'
'"f May next Gs5is).o or their coi.ssm to Tic .nlils
O.iSasNLEs,o:E,p
Februafy 20. 1881. 1850. III
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BanA OF s~Escg,lbssr&

go: ). ~AHUAk Of :.
"A general meeting oE.,lrc Stockholders
40 uhs Bank will he held al rl.,. Bank:
'ug'li"!fsg> on HE llih of March. AZ 10
nclock. A.. NJ: 'o: 'ake into consideration
The r"pr!o'y ofincreasing1hc Capital-s,otck
lcenreiils 70 tire provisions in the Chatter.
'By order ofjhc:I;oarh.
II. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
Feb 49, TS:s7-. ~. 30 :.
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Notice,

'lllE Cop%arinership lately existing be-
Il tween A.. u. WALLACE and NJ. Fra
zIEE,i aud: known as tic firm of WALLACE
N FRAZIER: has been dissolved by mntum
consent, and all. persons. inti,Lled 10 tLcai
are requested to make imnicdiaasts payment.
=. Ed@efeld T.. II: Fcb. oS. 1Sa7 "a
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GssEAT B.AzsGAlN.

MRS. Gray will sell. .her: well known
Iva House and Tor III The iowiif M E,lGe.
HELD; the Tate residence az her hiisbant John.
Grhv.'or The ifa day OF The ensuing March
conr' G'ma hri;me SOIL .at:privnie sa!r| to.
III" highest bidder upon such ,crni: ne will
he accommodating 70 ,le. purchaser.
si;ine sac lot. contains iwn and a. qhartcG
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For Sake. -.

'nNtbe: Observation-Disclosures i Mon.
~ day 10 March, III tie town Of finn
,hate,-tsit.. Lot Of Lnhl With lis Improve.
,n!en,s. known IN the .Itlah of the rown j..
Tor No: ?2.:ahan5w .oceqlpfe1 BY Z. ..Xn];rt
SOM :Perms'ofSafe Cash. -:
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"A LII persons lIIvine ,rmAnds. aoa;ns,
~ tbeeS.me of WIN. UamiI,oh ~a,ceasr,i
are requested to reAdct, then 'ihto. the sin
scr!herPrhFetly .anesnh agreeable TO 1aw
an! a%ltthose Indebted t6said DECEASED arr
reeHicstcl.to make. iI!paedia:a; pavmcpt 40 +
wish to bring The 'Gsiattio n close ;s soon no
possible. :" "T1lGS: KERNNGHAN -.
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THos. -kERNAGnAN. -.
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s .ry'.wilfh c.sold nn:Wcdhesdiy The. 22 OF
Marii ncyf at the lnjc. residence Of. Win.
Hamilton Deceased IN lInmlnirs all lie per-
snnat rropcrty 9fsafh deceased consisting of
nne Aegr"W Woman. House hold and. Kitchen
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CinciaRati and. CAarlssion,Ru .Ruad,+r
The bill 299eRdipg 1he. GHarleston Rail
.so6ta!ivcs of .Ks1f6bkY, sliyli fije fgtaiSiig,
niditiqn, by yotsAf EIGHTY TNoIo
-.Tta, wbepexs said company. sfiaIi ex.;
!etd said, road fo3sL ekingf6ni rewards Gov
ingeoa. OF N wMr1f they shalt cpIsunct sild.!
u!taue1lisly tlferewtbs The .branphes. desisa'
natetl Id ths Original. CHARTER Louisville
/ and. Mnpspilie.,T 4.
Irre,nainsIo be seen what they. viii do.
with tberR Bank Cliiitar.g.
E6ssls; ofthe H,.mdn Eyson Jgitd Beasts.
Mr. king, in Iis .nhrialive, OF the Journey
perforn,ed q. utdeE tho command Of. Captain
Bhck. foitie siinfe offbe :AyJc Ocean, speak
ing Of tim great American wolves, .says ilat
their eoiltage ceasss!sish the.eazeof:a man
Ia, fass (which f6s Indians al eiuiieaware
and lrcsluently ,Turn:do ii gS6d Use, ssi mi
/ not only ;cnnyileed, Z, adts he. ..ahaf q cburS
aaeous .naii- unless he. becomes. the. nggres-
s6r. with Very: few exceptions, is perfeciiy.
secure from the attacks Of The. bfuts lcreninn.
in avid state ; bu,. thdit the viii. inyaria.
bly. s!.ntyr bim.i if there is only space 'enosgh
1n.adntfo g theft escape:, 1 Rafe:frsqGeptfy..
FOR s4ra1ment!s sake, Approached tie teilf.'
,ldef MNh disclosed eyes Nyitliotf .~aiasnn6a
Chen; IxiisI n single sianee ma them;
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