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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
april 29-3t
Great Bargains.

TEyHE Subscriber offers the following tracts
of land for sale, all Of choice selections,
for one third cash in hand, the balance in
six and twelve months.
In Des Moines County.
East ) S. E. section "a, T. II, R.4,
East ! N. E. ! do 81, L. II, R. 8.
Louisa County.
Lot No. 6, of section 8, L. u.s. R. 4.
In Muscatnc County, will sell the undi-
vided half of the following tracts
N. E. i Il w. Of S. E. of section 81, T.
II, R. 3.
N. w. IA of section 81, 7. r. Rs
S. E. IA of do IL, 7. II, RE-.
Also-The following lots in Burlington.
Lot 43, A, situated on Water street Lot
GAG, situated on J bird, south of the Land
Office, and Lot SOL, situated on the corner OF
Third and Valley streets, and Lot GA.
Also-2 or 3 building lots on Jefferson
street between Front and Third streets.
april 22-47 JNO. S. DAVID.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
New Saddler Shop.

Il form the Citizens of Burlington, and the
Country generally, that he has located HIM
self in Burlington, one door south Of Fobt.
Burns, on Water street, where he expects
to keep constantly on hand general as
sortment of saddles, Brides, Harness,
&C., including every article in his line. And
he hopes by unremitted attention to custom.
ers to merit and receive liberal share of
patronage
N. BAH kinds of repairing done at the
shortest notice G. II. DABNEY.
april % lS4l-tf al
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I'D ECElvED Per Steam Boat AGNES
III, Sacks coffee, boxes sperm candles,
Box cavendish tobacco,
| Barrel molasses, 3 boxes raisins,
5000 Spanish cigars, 1000 Melee, do,
2 Boxes rosin soap,
a Barrels New Orleans sugar,
do Loaf sugar-which will be
sold low for cash, or bartered for Country pro
duce. The highest market price paid fol
Hides and Bees-wax. ROBT. BURNES.
april Is 1871 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
From the Louisville Journal.
II Ell 0DIA.

met once in my girlish hours,
A creature soft and warm
Her cottage bonnet, filled with flowers,
Hung swinging on her arm;
Her voice was as sweet as the voice of love,
And her teeth were pure as pearls,
While her forehead lay like u snow whit
dove,
In nest Of nut-brown curls;
She was thing unknown to fame
Mclodia was her strange sweet name.
never saw an eye so bright,
And yet so soft as hers;
1t sometimes swan in liquid light,
And sometimes swan in tears:
1t seemed u beauty set apart
For sortness ana for signs
But oh! Meloda's melting heart -
Was softer than her eyes; A.,.-
For they were only formed to spread
The softness from her spirit she'd
I've gazed on many u brighter face,
But meier one for years, ... .ss
Where beauty left so soft a trace,
AS it had left on hers;
But who can paint the spell that wovc
a brightness round the whole;
IT would take an angel from above
10 paint the immortal soul
To trace the light, the Unborn grace
That spa,klcd Ger her youthful face
Her bosom was soft retreat ..s..
For love, and love alone,
And yet her heart had never beat
70 loves delicious tone;
1t dwelt within its circles free
From tender thoughts like these,
Waiting the little deity
AS the blossom waits the breeze,
Before it throws its leaves apart,
And trcmblss like the love touched heart.
She was creature. strange as fair,
First mournlul, then was wild,
Now laughing on the clear bright air
AS merry as a child,
Then melting down as soft as even,
Beneath some new control;
She'd throw her hazlc eyes to heaven,
And sing with all her soul,
In tones as rich as some young birds
Warbling her own delightful words.
Melodia! oh, how soft thy darts,
How gentle and how sweet!
Thy sony cnchain'd thousand hearts
And drew them to thy feet
And as thy bright lips sang, they caught
So beautiful ray,
That as gazcd, l almost thought
The spirit Of the lay ..
Had left while melting on the air
Its sweet expression painted there.
Sweet vision Of the starry even!
Thy virgin beauty yet,
Next to the blessed hopes Of heaven,
Is in my spirit set.
1t is a something shrined apart
A light from memory shed,
To live until this tender hear,
On which it lives is dead, ~
Reminding me of brighter hours,
OF summer ewes, and summer flowers.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
FRANCIS SPRINGER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Wapello, IoWa Territory,
BURLING on FERRY.
SHO-KO-KON.

TVyHE Public arc respectfully informed
that this new and superior steam ferry
boat is now running regularly every few mi.
nutes during the cay, between this place and
the Illinois shore opposite.
The Sho.koKon is in perfect order, and
the best and cheapest steam ferry ON the
river, constructed expressly for accommodation;
consequently, will be found worthy the par
ticular attention and patronage Of travellers
and the public generally:
April l 1s41-tf Al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
TAKEN UP.

DY Joseph Blue, in Henry county, l. T..
ID one horse from 10 to Is years old, dark
Sorrel. Ia hands high, right hind foot white,
some white spots on the shoulders and breast,
also some saddle marks. Appraised at S35,
before Thos. D. Thompson, Esq, on the 9th
January, 1871.
Attest, Z. K1LLPATRlCk, Clerk.
y ,rr;l 90 az AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Territory Of Iowa,
Des Moines County.
District Court for said County, ls41.
keokuk
vs.. Action of Assumpsit.

'S. <AStloA VI <ASSuibpoIt'
Peter A. Labaum "
TE1HE said Defendant will hereby take no.
E tce that on the 26th day OF October A.
D., 1910, Il writ of attachment was issued
out of the office of the Clerk of the District
Court, for said county, in favor of the said
plaintiff, against the goods and chattes,
lands and tcnements, &C, OF the said de-
fcndant, for tho sum of 100000, with the
exception of S2o,O and interest thereon, from
the - day of June, 1897, and also on the
same day of the issuing of the writ, aforesaid,
a garnishee summons, was issued in said suit
to David Rorcr, which said writs were re-
turned into said Court, at the February term
thereof, 1871, duly served. Now unless the
said defendant shall appear, and plead to the
said plaintiffs action, before the next term
Of said Court, Judgment will be entered a.
gainst him in said suit, and the property SO
attached, will be sold, to satisfy the same,
with costs. JOHN 5. DUNLAP, Cl'k.
VIE1.E 4 RoREn, Plf's. Att'ys.
april 29-4t AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
A DuNSMORE,

-opw ARDING and Commission her
ah,nt, Bloomington, Iowa.
! s References.
+ cOok,-Burlington, io'rs: ~ s. r.
!" - r walsh & CO.. II. n. Davis d GO
10 d. T. u Davis, Hampton, Smith q Co..
igl & Thaw, ]. & w. Kelly, and George
's1eI ni,msiead & Co., r. c. S. Lind. Ihaye:
p.u.a & NKce, - Philadelphia.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
ESTRAT TAKEN UP

RY Isaac Flcenor, living in Pleasant Grove
ID Township, in Des MONIES County, on the
18th day Of April, lS4l, a certain Bay Horse,
supposed to be fifteen years old, branded in
the right thigh, with the letters S. E., with
two white hind feet, and star in the fore
head, and has had the pole-evil. Appraised
to be Of the value Of S25, before Samuel
Jackson, Esqr.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, CPk
of County CONS.
april 29-3t AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
INSURANCE..

nERSONS wishing to obtain insurance on
their Property in Burlington, can do so
by applying to H: w; Moons, who has been
appointed Agent for the protection Insur-
ance Company OF Hartford Connecticut.
March ID AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
BUSINESS Directory.

= so1vTHG ATE, having located in Bur.
n.r,on. offers his professional services tc
" I'm. ~. Of this town andits vicinity. or
dc 9. pradstrcet's building, adjoining the
a.wteyc Office, up stars; =,
't Ellington March % ls4l 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
WA. s. BARKER.
' NJ y ".tNnEN' II. WAT
BA r X Err s. AIT,

80 Manufacturers and dealers in
lHf Chairs, wagons, carriages, &C., re-
V specially inform the citizens of
Burlington and vicinity that they
III INN continue to manufacture and shall
keep constantly on hand chairs Of
every description, made out Of the best ma
terials. which they will sell on the most rea-
sonablc terms
Orders promptly attended to.
Fhey also manufacture to order, wagons,
carriages, sc. Repairing done at the shortest
notice.
Burlington, april 20, 1871 1y 4S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

w. Starr hereby notifies the public that nc
h. heretofore been known as w. henry I'a ~ ,
nd that to avoid further CONFUSION WIN s;ie
,,osecu.ing attorney Of the first lud'cial as
~, whose name is the same with hihseu.
u will, in future, be known as henry W.
Starr
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

Collins, Axes.
4 Few boxes Collins axes, and few doz.
IN superior grass scythes, for sale cheap by
april 29-4S J. S. & w. H. BENTON.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
CRIMES & STARR.

w. crimes and Henry w.
:! starr, have associated themselves LOT IN. Tue
s,,iiee Of the law, under me aoose s,y th:
y will attend to professional business IN the
IL ss., IN. counties, and also in the supreme
san., II the Territory. Particular attention
\, mi b. paid to claims for lands IN the hal''
s,sd tract, and elsewhere; u cD1,,re
HENRY w. STARR.
,,, Ian. 2S, 1871. 32
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

GADDLERY.-Colla riding and bline
y brides, for sale at cost by
april 29-4S ], S. & w. H. BENTON.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
NU hICULh
Lee County, Iora, .4priL 1871.

CouRTING SCENE, No. 2.-'Jonathan,
did you read that are story about the man
as was Rugged to death by the bear -
sGuess did Sewke-and it did make
me feel 50 bad"
''Why-how did you feel Jonathan?'
.sKind'er sort'er as if i'd ike TO hug
you eenamost to death few, you tarnal
nice. plump, elegent little crltter, yer
Sewke. !"
20 la! go away-you Jonathan. y
Rich Star.
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Brittamia Ware

4 Fine article in sets and by the single
N piece, for sale by
april 29-4s is g. w. H. BEN ION.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The. State Of NIississippi
n,rnniAe No.,,,I, &C

No all persons interested in the Estate of John
4 Toanj, QLunatic) Whereas at the October
Term, A. ID. ls4l, Of ibe Prohates court for said
county, ihe undersigned were appointed commits
SINNERS - receive, examine and apportion all the
claims ofthe several creditors Of said estate, which
IL returned insoken', you are therefore required TO
present ell your claims against the said Estate pro.
perry aulhenucated 10 the commissioners or either
ri them, al the court House in the Town OF Column
hus ~ The State and county aforesaid, on he FIRST
Monday ofeilher month whn and during the tern,
OF six months from the date hereof or you win be
barred BY law from collecting the same ,and further
that on The first Monday in May 1912, at the Court
House aforesaid, the commissioners viii make the
aPportlonment Of The aforesaid claims, when and
where, oil persons Interested are requested lc
attend.
Columbus, 18th October 1871.
JAMES II. TURNER
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY
Commissioners
is a6.
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y ~ %aaa W w sS,5i

WILL attend at Washington 10 the prosecution
w d claims before the Department. 10 all "a
6. wlena case is placed IA lbs hands it, must
Pc aceonpanled BY fee proportional 10 lie char
ac;crol HE business, and suhec 10 the usual per-
ceflum, on ine amount OF clam when finally adius-
lrd. No letters viii he taken rom the Post Office
unless te postage Is paid.--FoF The present, let
ler~ must be directed 10 him at Plkevle, Md, which
~ lhree hours ride iroa I've city.
Persons are auibmized to refer tr nc Hon. Al
bert Br an, and lion. Jacob Thompson. Miss
tollt don. Di%oh Il. Lewis, aud Hon. Reuben
Chapman, VI An; 10 the Hon. VIM. S. Fulton,
aud c, 4. Hams, Esquire, Of Arkansas; Col Breed
ove, and George Whitman, Esquire OF New Or
leans; General Call, DR. Charles Byrne Gen. Her
mndez. and Hon, G, Downing, Florida; Judge liver.
SON. aud David GoAghlly Esq 81 Columbus, tieo.
ga; Alfred V Scpot, ant John Heny Esqaires, Of
VI ntgomeIy, Alabama; and 10 Major r. B, Lee
Z. s a. ST. Louis Missouri.
WasHlSGroN, March 95th lsll 45-tr
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DerGsof 60 fjff asTeSeFTGtt02 o.
5ae E.siGl. Cs&fhc e9I port
NJ fe7sFgCFOCV.


One Of asst o1lecissll be to review the mem
arob.s Ex,ra Session Of Congress aud is measure
.mhracRg is oGgla, the nilurnees when saNe
ronifo r IT. acts, the Treasury Reports, NE banA
Bins de Land BIN. the Loan Bill, tie Tax b.
d, Bankrupt BIZ, aud lhe extraordinary Appr"pf',
.,..ps ,b. New Rides 10 prevent discussion aud
IA. oT aupnInienis with such comments as mas
.,t. ke n.sln the ,G,ct Of each separately and lae
h.t.as q Sysieia npon tie norais aud "a 'iiul'ohs
f, ihe American Peup'c lie believes and Mi en-
,tvsr T., SLOW. thaj ne T. adaiono OF 1875 an
1911 or,gnste, ,n TIE same principles and ainied
a. the same results.
Dlrni,, future sessions Of Congress be propo,es
10 eve the proceedings on all general subjects WIN
explanatory remarks from Jay 10 day, and some oil
Is, h,st .peeehes.
Pnud Of rle name Of Domocral. be disdans Ihe
n nocsi>y which di>ayows pGriy Il IS only IN the
r,ts NJ Marty, If secis and ol conflicting opinions,
ilai hind devropeS it's power and Truth MAINTAINS
l.r Triumphant march, ra.ivng mankind to her
standard. Party Is to be feared only Wien, IN de-
yutian 10 men OF In reckless struggle for power or
Gam. If considers The government rs instrument
and iramp.es pr acpia under loot. these abuses
Of party the unde rsgned disiyows aud .repudiales
III vii pe.Iqe himselfio TIE >oppofl Of no par.
icalar men, whether il power or Out, a step I1r
ther Than they tread ~ the democratic pam ana
iben oalg as ihe most effective means oil attracting
Democratic principles.
In other respects, efforts will not be be spared 10
render the Union Democrat" an interesting and
useful paper.
Il viii be printed on a large super ROYAL sheet
al two DOLLARS per AMMAN PAID in AID
VANCE. Such paper cannot be sustained at 50
low price but by al iqferibie adherence TO adj
eaace payment
10 any person forwarding the money for ten
subscribers, copy will be sent gratis, u fsqaes-
cd
An current Bank Notes will be received at
par
The first number viii be issued early in October
next.
Being permitted 10 remit subscription money 10
Elrors free Of postage, Poslmasters will moi re-
luSe lhlt accommodation 10 their nelghbofS when
tequee,sd.
G1- Nendat's ESposiior will be continued, ard
after Ne first of Jaaaary next, considerably en-
arrel
Kopies Of these Proposals will be furnished 10
hieuds in Congress. or oUf, who desire touse them
il promoting the object 10 view.
AMOS KENDALL.
WAsniyaraN D. c. Sept "a, 1871.
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Texas Agency
IA M e S 2 UREE q &C.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
: GENERAL, AGENTS.
81 Gg rcgsea9 MIg2,g

GiCEfeSsGR Teas.
Va HI give prompt attention 70 all business
w il their line eulrlisted % their care. They
viii aci as sGensral Land Agens'--will buy
and sell land aud laud claims, and will attend 10
the locations If genuine CLAIMS either for mnnry
mapari ot lhe Land wll intend % the COLLEGE
lion ofdebis on persons residing "a INV part Of tie
Republic.
Thesenior pariaes having tesiied in Texas
for tho laslfse years, and being extensively ar
qualniad win Tire mdsi prominent of ITS ciIIzens
aud having partners at 9ouslen Austin; and MAJ.
nolla Qhe highest townpn the Ttlnliyl aud hay.
ing connection with Surveyors and localets who
arc row paasalag N The country in the vicinity Of
the Ihtee Farksof Ialniiy, thry Trust they wi
be able q give saiisfact on ID al lhr ,alou
branches pf luslntss.Nhiri they propose Iouans
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
CINCuII NNlKT-

This cour' has original jurisdiction il civil case,
N which the sum ~ controversy exceeds $50 For
each OF the ELEVEN rigcHns,a iuagc ard alturaeysr
elected q ladgrnna.g, iinu November
his court has aSnrXc.Usiye crmin9' afiarpD
EE-oRGANIzATmS uF THE JUDICIAL p.TRlc.s
per Act approved feb. 10, ls401
First Judicial District.
Composed n, she Cuanlcs ~ CiaiLorne Warm
Washington ad Bolivar. George Coulter jim,
EldrdEa G. Walnrr District Attorney
second JuGieLal hi .rict.
Composed IL tue Counties Of Carroll. Cheisv
Taiahalcnc and YaIiabn,ha. Benjamin f. Ia.
utaers Iadge, 6. (. Neil, District Attorney.
'shird Judicial District.
Composed ot' lhe counties OF NlhiuSon Adams,
and Jefferson. ChireS Caburne Cage Judge
Slantnpr PoScy DiS,rrl Attorney
Fourth JUUiciaE District.
Composed OF the Conntes Of Coeiah. Snpna
SHith, Scott, Nesiobl and Newton. Albert Cal
lain Blown Judge, Epiram 6. pey,Ou District
Attorney.
Fifih JuaiciaE District.
Composed ii Ne counties 81 Jackson. LaujerAae.
Perry, Clarke, Na,rc, Green, Harrison Jasper
end Jours Ileary Morger J"dge, lo.n Was
UaiiIcl Attorney.
SiXts2 Judicial District.
Composed Of HE counties Of Lowude. Noxibce,
0ktbbeha, KemPer, Winston, HendIey 5. Bennett
Judge. Henry Gray Di>uici Attorney.
Seventh Judicial District.
Composed Of the counties Of iitrds, Madison
Rqukin. John II. Rollins Judge, Franklin SmIih
DNlrIc itorHey.
Eight judicial District.
/ Composed the lh- counties Of Lafayette, Mar
Shall, Desoto. Pamela, Coallona. end B8var Jas
NJ Aoary Judge, Geo \. Wilson DI>tic Attorney
NiaGia judicial District.
Composed of the counties Of llawampa Ishe-
mngo lippah Poutoloc Cnlrkraw aud Monroe. n
Stephen Adams Judge, Joltn W. IhonGsDn Dis,
trlct Attorney.
Tenth Judicial District.
Composed Of The Counties Of Alfalfa, Leakc,
lpImc>, aud iazoo. Morgan Lewis Fitch ludse,
Robert y. Perry District Attorney.
eleventh judicial District.
Composed Of HE counles Of Amiie Fmnkln
Coyingon Hancock, Lawrence Marion. AMI PF
V. 4. Crawford Judge John I. LIlmpkln DIS
Attorney,
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Paper. from Orialnal Prtures IA oil By the mos
eminent AHssis:--
BLACK MARIA,
The p,operiy Of The llon. Bale Peytop, OF New
Orleans fugraseJ h9 Dick ate; iioye.
JOHN BASCoNBE,
Tie propely of Col Joha Crowel OF Fort Mitch
n Ala; engraved hy Dick after Tfoge.
LEViATHAN,
The proper,y Of James jackson, Esq. difference.
Ala, Engrased By Dick after froye.
SHARK,
The property Of Col Wm. R. johnson, of Peters
burg, Va; Engraved byDek alter Etoye.
HEDGF0nD,
The property Of Col g. II. Tovnes, Of Lexington,
Miss; Engraved by HiosIfl@ood after Troye,
BOSTON,
The properly o. NJ James Long, Of Washington
City; Painted BY De Lanrr ior Col. johnson, d Va.
Published ea the 7h March.
ARGYLE,
Tic property q Hon. Pierce NJ. Bmler &Cu., 0
COLUMBIA, $. g., Painted By iroye lor Col. ilamp-
ION, Of 5. C.
Published on he asa May.
WAGNER,
Tie property Of Alr John Campbell. Of New Or
cans Painted by Iroye ioy The Owner.
Published on tie an July.
MONARCH,
The property ofcoi Hampton, clS. c.; Painted ~
rroge.
PusIisaed on the oh January.
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mississippi State Journal.

n =
q Weekly newspaper, 10 be edtted lie
YlSg;;o.;.,.;,,,; e,A,=o To,,o,
M-AiosA''' ~ = 80
Po's1'nee !. i', ,l SV''o'at0"s = ppan
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LssllsSASsSslA3A1 S-AAl J0OIawAGi.2
II mus, be apparent tocvery obsergant politician,
.ayoyabe TO the success OF Democratic principles
thai The present crisis IS propous for tie nc or
cation q ihe Democratic party throughout the
STATE, upon such system as viii reader saccesS
certain, IL oil future contests with our opponenls
The brilliant tIlunphs which have crowned the
struggles d oGr pary, Al tie late elections, IN csc
nv quarter Of The Duion and IN none more conspc'
uousy than ii Mississippi, induce The subscribers
10 beiievc, without any dispafaa ement to the le
specialize Democratic paper now in operation mere
that here IS still room or another. And they be-
iieye The present TO Ne an auspcous period for The
success Of their enterprise arising az well nom tie
disastrous pohcy ct tie Wing party, develop al
the lave Extra Session OF Cohgfess, rs Fem another
cause not less important, and much more uinedi'
ately interesting 10 tue people OF Ml>sHsippl--w
mean he Bond question. Win egari 10 Tie ai-
ter it viii be sufficient, at present 10 say, that the
! pttplt 81 ts SldtS nave spoken III voice N6ch
eannn, he misunderstood, against any recognition 81
Ilt lobry Of the State 10 pay le Bonds ssned lof
tie benefit 4 The Joon Bank. We regard ihs
| qeesu"n a. settled, bY The t'echon1 u Mr.. Tnckef,
aud Iafge ienec'allc majority ~ b'Ih branches
q lie Ly4SaluFe' ~ cnna' cl.on WIN lhe acton q
tae i"o Houses upon the slnJ q whieh wii neees
sailI take pace. ne deNperat' ms o. 'br L,gisIa-
lure, aud INC discussion wgch WI p ne pom t5iS
! mist exciting q"estun' VIII be souga ioi WITH lW
tense interest anu avldily
tiaVhg Inc advantage OF considerable cNper'
ence, IN reporting The proceedings Of Congress We
intend 10 give as luI report as our hints viii
permit, Of The speecbesot Members ard TIE entire
ACTION ol the neNt LEGISLATURE upon the Sond CUES
lon, well as all Others winch may be introduced
BY adePtiag The system Of giving faithful reports
curing the session Of The Legislature, aDf By 8
bod and uHfnclAng advocacy and vnaicaiion 81