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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-23

CANTON, 3lst Nav, lSl'

GESrLFMFS: Your circular, inviting me to
attend IA North Western llarbor and River
Convention" to be assembled at Chicago on the
first Monday of July next, was duly received,
forwarded by Mr.. Whiting, of your Committee
NV attention had been previously called to the
same subject by the invitation of a friend, at
your city, to attend the Convention, ard gener-
ously rendering me quarters in his family during
it. sitting. was forced from the state of pr-
vate business, TO inform him that could not
make the journey at the time named and the
period which has elapsed since | declined hi,
invit ,tioR, has only tended to confirm the con-
cuSion pronounced to him. Were it possible
for me to a tend the proposed Convention, with
out an unreasonable sacrifice, should most
gladly do so, as my location gives me strong
feeling in reference to the prosperity and safety
of the commerce of the lakes. The subject of
the improvement OF the lake hirbors is one,
which my service in Congress has rendered
s,mewh. t familiar to me in IA legislative aspect
while nv personal travel upon the two lower
lakes aas made the necessity for these improve
mon,- manifest to my senses, ] am aware that
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Martin Van Buren's Letter.

LIspESwALD, May 2lst, 1877
MY DEAR oiR - thank you kindly for the
obligng term. in which YOU have been pleased
to communicate to me the invitation NJ tho cnr,-
mlttee 10 attend the North Western uarbor and
River Convention, and beg YOU to be assured
That yon do mo but justice in assuming, tina,
am by no means indifrren, to its objects HAy-
ing wished most parts Of your interesting conn-
try, and Witnessed with admiration and high
hopes its peculiar capacities for improvement,
! cannot but wish success 10 all constitutional
Efforts which have that direction. Regrettiny
That 1t viii not be in my power TO comply with
your Request, ] beg you to make my acknowl.
edgements to the committee, for this proof OF
their respect,
am, very respectfully and truly yours.
VI. VAN BUREN.
L. w TRAcy Eso
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The following letters were then read -
Letter from Colonel Benton.
ST. LOUIS, June 20, 1877.


GENrLEMES-In my brief note addressed to
YOU on my return from Jelf'rson, ! expressed
the qualification should have .elt in going with
the st Louis delegation to the Chicago Con-
vention, and made known the reason which
would prevent me from having that pleasure.
The Lake and River navigation of the Great
West to promote which the Convention is cal
ed, very early had share of my attention, and
[ never had a doubt of the constitutionality or
expediency Of bringing that navig Iion within
the circle of internal improvement by the Fed
eral Government, when the object to be- i'm
proved should be one of general and national
Importance.
The junction Of the two great systems OF wa
tars. which occupy so much of our Countrywide
northern Lakes on one hand, and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries on the other-appearec
to me to BE- an object of that character, AM
Chicago the proper point for efectng the union
and near thirty years ego, wrote and published
articles in st Louis newspaper in favor of tha
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Letter from The Ion, Henry Clay,

ASHLAND, .ith May, 1917
DEAR SIR | received your letter accompanied
by the circular OF the committee, requesting my
attendance at the North Western IIarbor and
River Convention, proposed 10 be held al Chi
cago, on the first Mondly in July next Cor
daily concnrrins in what is announced to b.
the object ct the Convention, should he happy
N assist in the accomplishment OF it, if it wcrc
IN my power, bat regret that canno, conye-
uently attend tho CoWcmihn. Wislin. That
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The Letter fran Gen. Cass.

DETROIT, May 90. lsi7.
DEAR SIR:-l am much Obliged to you for
your kind attention in transmitting me an nv.
tation to attend the Convention on internal i'm.
provement' which will meet in Chicago in July.
Circumstances, however, will put il OF: Of my
power TO BE- present at that time
am, dear sir, respectfully yours
LEWIS CASS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
| MORRIS,s HCTE.T. - -.
Inn .FoRMHRLy KEPT ., cHAuA. 80,
ssN8 CEY SWAN. 4 - III nv Id al

MARTIN /. NORRIS, PROPRIETOR
MOULD respectfully Inform shs public.
w that he has taken the above house for-,
merly kept by c. Swan. SAID es,ablish-
nent has recently undergone.a thorough re-.
pairing and renovaHng ssnd is bow IN better
condition for the accommodations Of Board
ers.and Strangers Than al any former period.
The location Of This House ioT health asd
beauty is unsurpassed in Iowa City, and
every exertion has been made BY the pro-
prietor TO renies lis apartments ceayenlepk.
Tor occu psnls. 81 et8 80. u 81.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the
convenience and comfor, Of a
e., Boardcrs and Strangers,
and 90 pains will be spared ,orender them
comfortable and happy. People living IN
the country and wishing to put upover night
shall neither be neglected or overcharged.-
The proprietor is satisfied that by giving his
entire attention TO the business, which he is
determined TO do, and without With he is
persuaded no ore can or should meet with
success, he will merit and receive lair pro-
portion of the business OF the place.
The mails and mail stages leave his house
Tor the following places: F
= Bloomington, Fri weekly;
. Du Buqne, semi weekly; -
Burlington, weekly: -
Keokuk, semi weekly;
Tipon, Fl. Desmoines. aad Iowa county,
weekly. @>
December 9Th. ls47. s7s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NO |, ROLAND LODGE FARM, sit
~ uated NILS north OF Iowa City on the
Dubuque Road, containing $40 aces, 100
of which are under fence ami 80 nnf r cut
aIvatoa, 2 comfortable log Houses, spring
well and suitable Office houses. Th,re asc
50 acres of splendid Tlmbes Land. the other
100 is nos, excslIen' Farming Lind, Yields
abundant crops and canHo. be surpassed itr
raising stock Of ali descriptions,
. No. "a very gaai Frame House direct
" opposite the iEant Of he Stat House
well situated for store or residences AT
,ached to it, 50 acres OF good Timber land 2
miles north OF Iowa City on Dubuque road,
and SO ol Prairie, miles so'i,a on Bloom
ingion road. the latter has been broke anA
there is 1000 rails lying on tie Timber
land to ience il. -ss.s.... -.s..
These properties will be sold on reasoaa-
BILE ,erms Apply either personally or by pre-
paid letters 10 james mcdonnell! on the first
named farm. or to lac Proprietor at his Of
Gee east sldezCapi,al Square.
! e J. M'DONNELL, II. D.
Iowa City. Sept, 81, lSl7. l<asl /.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Estray Notice.

TAKEN up by Nathan Williams, living
l. in Poweshiek township, Jasper comfy
Iowa. TWO es,rays of the following descrp-
ton, VIZ: ,rG .a3 -..
One Light Sorrel Mare. The left fore
foot and right had foot white. blaze in
The face, some saddle marks on The back
thirteen hands high, and supposed to be SIX
Or seven years old. 1s4 7-4
THE other a Black Horse Col, with a
white spot IN The forehead, deficient in The
right hIud foot, and supposed TO be one year
old las, spring; no olner marks or brands
perceivable. Appraised at lwen'y eish,
dollars Lemuel Perrin and Joseph KNIT on
the 18th day oil November A u 1917, and
certified 10 by G.. II HamIin, justice of The
peace. JESSE RICH MAN,
Clerk Il =. }. G. Iowa
New,o,, Nov. Och, 1917.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Esir3ys,

TAKEN up by A. T. Prou'y, living in
Newton towns: il. Jasper couuly. iowa,
three es'rays Of The following description,
VIZ: One a red and white spotted Ok. an
under hall crop in The right ear s. square
crop in the left ear and a swallow fork IN
the same--snpposed TO lie II years old, aud
appraised at Twelve dollars H.a
One dark red heler with some whie
in the forehead, three years old next spring.
The other hight red .beIi~r, three yeas
old next spring. and appraised at iuur,e en-
dollars by James Pearson and Moses Lacey,
aud certified 10 by Fl. Franklin, Justice
Of the peace. on the 26h day OF November,
A d lS47. JESSE HICKMAN,
Clerk b. &. J. e.. Iowa
Newton, December 9th, 1917
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
'loe.ss III. n..t .nna.l session ofshi. Con.

"a So ~ y i .A5e5x4 -
locate The next annual session ofthis Con.
vent:on.
Voted, that Brs. r. Walker, ]. Slower
and L. Anderson be committee TO draft
resolutions expressive Of the sense o: this
Convention. On motion Be. A. Gregg
was added 10 said committee. ~ r.
The committee chosen to locate the next
annual session Of this body, reported Iowa
City Is tho most suitable place, and 30 il
was ordered.
7 The committee chosen 70 draft resolu-
tions, reported the following $3.50,
Resolved, That the sincere thanks. .of
this Council be rendered TO our brethren
and friends in Iowa City and vicinity, for
the kind reception and hospitobls entertain
ment that we have received at their hands.
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(9nblished by Request.)
DOings Of the Iowa state Conycn.
ton Of UniverSllIsis.

t1OM Of Un1verSHltSiS,
Held in Io,oa City on Sept. l8M8r 18Th, Al
Council convened and proceeded TO bu.
siness by choosing Br. E. Foster, Modera-
tor, and Br. T. Abbott, Clerk.
Brs. West, A. Gregg and d. P. Bum Of
Illinois, were invited to take seats in
Council. and the lay members were allow.
ed u voice in debate. rs ~ sssa. ga.
Delegates present. Cellar: Brs S. Tarr,
F. Parker and S. Thompson.-D esmoins:
L. Andrews, and B. P. Weston Lee;
Win. Brookheart.
Brs J. Slower, Dr.. Ballard and J. M.
Westall were chosen committee to ar.
range the services.
Br. J. H. Fisher from the committee on
Ordination and Fellow ship reported no &C
ton for the past year. Which report was
accepted, and the committee discharged.
The Committee on Discipline reported
TO cause Of complaint. .s..f
Brs S. Thompson, L. Anderson & BF.
KimbaA were elected committee OH Or.
dination and Fellowship. -,
..Brs. Morgan, G. Andrews and Dr.. c.
Clark were appoio,ed committee On DIS
cipline. r.,o4 q. ~
The First Universalist Societies Of Ce.
dar, Desmoines and Lee counties received
the Fellowship Of this Convention.
The new committee on Ordination and
Fellowship reported in favor Of BIZ. r. Alb.
bolt for Ordination, and Brs. John Brook.
heart and G.. p. Smith for Fellowship,
which report was accepted and the psti-
tons accordingly granted.
On motion Brs.. ]. Coe, n. Hull and G
Andrews were appointed committee to
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Notice to Hawkers and pcdlars.
AUDITORS OFFICE
Iowa CIry.s Nov 80. IS47. {

NOR the information of Hawkers and
4 Pediars. the following section oil the rev.
enue law Of this State il published:
There shall be level and collected. tot
Stale purposes. tax Of twenty dollars.
on every hawker or pedIar Of goods, wares
and mrrchand,ze; Tor The privilege OF ped.
ding throughout the State for one year; ard
a tax Of forty dollars. from every hagker
or pediar Of clocks, Cor the privilege OF
peddIing clocks throughout the State lor one
year" sa zrH
Therefore every hawker or pedlar will
apply 10 this uiTice for license, and II any
are found withou, such license II will be
the dut. OF the Prosecuting Attorneys OF
the several counties 10 bring suit against
them. <# .E5 .z tH
JOS 4. FALES. Auditor Of STATE,
The Publishers Of the lNinsra' Express,
Davenport Gazeue, Bloomington Herald,
Stale Gazete., State Sentinel, iowa States
man and Keosanqua Democrat will give
the above one insertion and send their bills
10 the. AUDITORS Office for payment,
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Administrator Notice.

THE undersigned administrator Of the
estate Of William Henry, late Of The
County OF Johnson. State of Iowa deceas-
ed, will present petition TO the honorable
Probate Judge Of SAID county al his office III
Iowa CITY IN said county, on the 7th day Of
february, 1918, for leave 10 sell the real es-
tate belonging 10 said estate 10 4. ay the debts
thereof q. FOLSOM, admir-
Dec. Is. lSA7-45 8,
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'sIOva Antl-Capital Punishment
and Prison Il iscipliue Society,""

viii be held in the State Capitol in Iowa City.
on the evening Of the I'd Monday in January,
1913 at O'Clock, P. M.
HENRY w. STARR, Esq. Of Burlington, has
been selected to deliver the Annual Address
Other addresses may also be expected.
The members ofthe Society, the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Iowa City, and all who feel inter-
ested in the subject ale respectfully invited to
attend. ROBERT LUCAS, President.
w. PENN. CLARK, Secretary.
The papers Of the State are requested 10 copy
this notice. ss sr
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- MOTH CE I! gass !
NEW GOODS
At THE sas
One Price store

coMMERcrAL row, IOWA CITY.
ITvHE Subscriber has Just returned from
/ 1 New York and Philadelphia. with J;
splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Hats
tCaps, Boots. Shoes, Sc. consisting in par
Of The following: GO,
/ CLOTHS, &c.
Black, Blue, Green. Pilot and Sleeps Grey
Casimeres,-blacka and fancy. Satineus,-
Cadel and Steel mixed. Royal Cord and
Tweeds. Ves,ings, Velvet, Cashmere and
Bara,hea. s
Ladies, Dress Goods,
Plain and figured Silks, Cashrneres, De
LANES, figured and plain Al2acas, Victo-
ria Plaids, Prints, different styles. Cling
hams, twilled and plain, black and white
Grape, Bishop Lawn. &c.
.NUSLIyNS, ETC.
Jaconette, Swiss, Null, Book, Bleached
ard Brown. Skr.s,-Grass cloth, Hough's
Patent ard corded, Black and colored
cambria.
SSn..gWLS, GLOTES, ETC.
Cashmere, Nett, Striped and PLAID ShaYls;
Linen cambIIc and Hemmei Stitched
HanJkerchiefs, and Fancy crayats; Nero
Plaid for Ladies Cloaks, Plaid Linsey; La,
dies and GentleInen's Gloyes;--a full as
|soriment of Hosiery, Window and Wall
Paper. ii.
FL.a.s.NELS,. ETC.
Red and White, Bieacbsd and Blown
CANON, Bleaehed. Brown and Blue Drll.
Biankets.-94, l04, l24. Wool Comfort
els and Horse Blankets. Bedtcking, a.
prom check and cotton Battling.
BO.N.NETS, HITS, ETC. sa
Uncnt VtIve, for Ladies' HAS; Flor
enc- Bonnrls; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Artificial Fowers,-Nlen'. sNulIia, Mole
skin, aud Angola Hats: Monterey, Vera
Cruz, aud Navy Caps. ,%se's 81
s BOOTS IND SHOES. --.l-
Ladies Cater Boots, halt do; Kid and
bronze Slips, Ladies Baskins, Goat. Boots
and Morocco do; Misses buskihs, and
boots. Ch'lJren's do; Mems fne and coarse
boots, fine and coarse brosans and pumps;
boys sbrcgans. @s
FANCY ARTICLES.
Shell! and Horn Combs. SILVER lhitnhes,
Scissors, Penknives. Razois. Wha'ebone.
Silk purses, Carpet Bags, Cold pointed
pens. Lrhograph prints, Ivory and p"rkri
combs, FaEcy Baskets. Pearl Studs, Ne
DIES and Pins, Looking Glasses, Necklaces.
Shaving Cream. Hooks and Eyes.
-.. ALSO,
~ Groceries, with variety al Other arii
cles, which Tie fubiic are lnyi,.d 10 call
and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES ROBINSON,
October 90 Is47. ~
N. 3 FALL WHEAT, Eeeswax, Try
Hides. Honey. Batter, Cheese and Eggs,
taken in exchange ior goods.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun states that JouN @. ADAMS
will avail, himself Of the first opportunity
to declare himself in favor Of the acquisi-
:ion Of all Mexico. He has held such to be
the inevitable result of the war s. has been
apprehensive that atreaty would be mrde,
by which portion Of the territory would
be lost. We shall not be surprised at any
course MIR. A. may take.
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townships and parts Of townships above
enumers,ed, is required 10 establish the
same % the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office. and
make payment therefor, rs soon as prac.i.
cable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement
Of the public sale Or the lands embracing
she tract c'ainned--otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. 80 I
RICHARD M YOUNG.
Commiss'r Of the Gen'l Land Office.
Nov, II, l847-32
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Iowa City College.

THE Second Term of the Wi.VTER
SESSION OF this Institution. com
mencsd on Monday the 9Th INST under The
care Of II. W. LArHRop as precep,or and
Mrs. NJ. w. LArHRoP pr. ceptress. The
prces Of tuition will he those heretofore es-
tabI'sned by the Board OF Trustees.
! Dec. 29,h, l447 @' 3w
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ny the President Of the U. states.
- is4sa

IL
TN pursuance of Law, |. JAMES K. POLK
= President Of the United States Of Amer
Ca, do hereby declare and make known thai
public sales will be held al the undermen,
toned Land Offices, in the Territory Of Wis
cousin, al the periods hereinafter designated
10 wit:
Al the Land Office a, MINERAL POINT,
commencing on Monday. the Seventeenth
day Of January next. for the disposal OF the
public lands within the undermen,ionea
townships and parts Of townships, viz:
North ofthe bosel,ne and uest ofthe fourth
principal meridian.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen,
Of range three.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and slxtee
Of range four.
Townships fourteen. fifteen. sixteen. sew
enteen and eighteen, OF range five.
Townships fourteen. fifteen. sixteen and
seventeen, Of range six.
Sections four, tive. six, seven. eight. nine.
seventeen, eigh,een and twenty, west Of
"Coon Slough" Of township thirteen, frac
lional townships fourteen, fifteen and Elk
teen on the Mississippi river, and township
seven cen, OF range seven.
Fractional townships fourteen. sixteen +
seventeen on the Mississippi River, oil range
eight. Us.
Fractional township seventeen on the
Mississippi River, Of range nine.
Al the Land Office, al GREEN BAY,
commenting on Monday the Thirty inst day
of January nexi, for the disposal OF the pub
JIG lands within the underme ntioned town.
ships and part Of a township. viz:
North of the base line and east of the fourth
principal meridian.
Fractional section one, IN township nine
teen. situated northeast of LAKE 'PwAw
Gus,' vi range fourteen.
Fractional township twenty one, north OF
Fox RivER' and townships thirty Two and
thirty thlee, Of range II ae,een
Townships thirty Two, thirty three and
thirty four, Of range twenty.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF
schools, military or other purposes: VIII BE-
excluded from the sales. .-
The Offering of the lands will be com
me ced on the days appointed. and proceed
~ the same order in which they are adver-
Used, with all conyenien, dispatch. until the
whole shall have been offered, and the sales
thus closed. But no sale shall be kept open
longer than two weeks. and no private en-
Try Of any Of the lands will be admitted IN
iii alt, the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under NV hand al the Guy oil Wash
ineton, this ninth day Of October, Ammo
Dom,ni one thousand egh. hundred and for
~ seven.
By the President. 81. - -@'a
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y located himself in Iowa City, tenders
his professional services to the citizens OF
this place and vicinity. The utmost care,
attention and promp,ness will be observed
in his practice, and in all his engagements;
and every effort; will be made 10 please and
heneit his patients his charges shall be
moderate and Terms made easy.
He will always be found at the Morris
Hotel formerly kept by Chauney Swan, IN
less absen. on professional business.
Dec 8, 1917
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From he n. Y. Journal 81 Commerce, Nov. II.
The WING Victory la New York.

From he N. n. journal 81 Commerce, Nov. II.
The Whig Victory ia New York.
"a year $50, when Young { Wig iwas
elected Goxssnor Of this State, and . large
majority of Wing Congressman were also
elected, the cry was chat the Empire State
had repudiated the new Tariff. The re-
suits Of The recent election arc Sc! down as
a rebuke Of the Mexican war. and an en-
dorsement Of the Wlmot Proyiso. The
same Tariff which was the object Of 90
much abhorrence ! year ago, is still 10
force and likely TO continue so; but the
people, according to those casuists, have
ceased to care any thing about it. This,
perhaps, is not iar. from the truth. That
is, they are. generally satisfied with the
new tariff; have no hope nor fear Of its
repeal at present; and are not disposed TO
trouble themselves unnecessarily upon the
subject. Judging from the number Of
votes polied, we should say that nearly the
same apathy exists in regard to the Next.
can War, the Wilmot Prosiso, and all
other political topics.
The following are complete and semi
official returns for Lieutenant Governor in
eight counties, compared with the vote for
Governor in the same counties in 1874:
l847. 1874.
Fish,w. Dayton ,d--FiIlmore,w Wrieht,d.
39,537 80, 426 55.54S SO, 1856
~ '- 20 KIT 20 400
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Ey t!ie Governor OF the state Of
iowa. " .
A PROCLAMATION. --- u .-.

To the Members Of fhe Senate and House Of
Representatives Of HE SAFE Of Iouo: T..
DY virtue o! authority vested IN me by the
ID ninth section Of the fifth article ofthe Con-
stltniion Of the State of Iowa, and believingtha.
occasions contemplated by said section, have
arisen which render il incumbent upon me to ex-
ereise the power thus granted, Ihave therefore
thought proper to appoint. and do hereby desig.
nate and appoint. MONDAY THE THIRD
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, as the day upon
which you will convene 10 Special Session, at
the Capitoiin Iowa City. 1,- 80.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereun,o
scsg-ses..3e subscribed my name, an, caused the
xs,rs,Is 8 Great Sea1 OF the State to be affixed.
5'-a..5s at Iowa City, this third day of De,
s7sss3Aa saa ccrnher, in theyear Of our Lori ono
Thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, of the
Independents of the United States the seventy,
second, and of this State the second. ,,a3 s
.. ..~s. =. a... ANSEL BRIGGS.
By the Governor: J..
/ ELISHA CvrLEK,s Jr., Secretary Of State
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NFW STORE!
ON JOHNSON STREET BETWEEN
ely & 3D


IN kEOkUK, IOWA. ..--
~ ". ADAMS, having purchased the
w entire stock OF }. |. lnwiS's S orc. has
removed them to his establishment on John
sou ST. making, in connection with his for
.ner stock, cue cf the largest and bes'
stock of Goods ever offered fer sale in Ike
okuk His stock consists partly Of the fol-
10 wing articles:
A bvauuful lot new Style English.
,~ French and American Prints, -,
Alpacas. Laces and Edgings,
Orleans Plaids, Cashmeres,
Caledonia do. Ginahams.
Lawns, Jackon",s,
Cambria, Swlss& Null muslin,
Gloves and Hosiery, Spool and Pat thread,
Hooks and Eyes. Needles and Pms,
Silk 4 Cotton Hdkfs Bonnet and cap rib'ns
Shawls and Llns-,s,Sca.& yellow hanc!S
Tick lass aud Che cks, Bro s. b end muslia.
Sarlneis and Jeans, Casimsres, r..
Umbrellas, Variety hats s caps,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, 49,
Pocket Knves. Ch,seis and au9ers.
Files and Nails, Axes and Hammers.
Hatche!s, Hinges aud Screws,
Backs. drawing chains,
Coffee Mills, nu. Curry ycomts, n... b..
Frown and LfSYgar. Whiskey and brandy
Ginger and Spice. Pepper and kllSpicc
Salarstus and Starch, Indigo and Mauder,
Teas. etc. s4 ts.z -.c-F ....r .&.
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.TEs, Iowa City. D. P. PALMER, Marion
Bates t. Palmer, .s.s

ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELoRs AT Law
AND SoLIcroRs IN CHANeEY, - Il
VIII prac'ice IN tie Supreme and District
Conr,s OF the State of Iowa, t -@a1 ~
Ali professional business entrusted TO
laeir care will be promptly a,,enJed to.
July 20sE is47. 'f gs trs 50