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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
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H. R. file. No. SO, an act to locste and
establish State road from Oscalsosa to
Knoxville, in Marion county: w-s read
the first time and printed. !:
On motion Of Mr.. Smyth, of Linn,
H R. file, No. II, joint resolution to
nav Chas. A. Robbins, for a set Of seals was
read the third time and passed.
Senate file, No. 40, bill to define
tine general duties Of Governor Wa. read a
first time.
On motion of Mr. Matson, Senate file
No. 80, an act fixing the punishment for
The crime OF murder wss taken from the
table .
Mr.. McManus moved the indefinite
posiponement of The bill, pending which
lhe House adjourned.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
Religious Discussion.

discussion will be held in the neighborhood
Of Yellow Springs, Desmoines county, iowa,
commencing on Wednesday, the 2ith inst, at &C
O'Clock Nj g. between the Rev Mr. RoBERrs,
(Presbyterian,) and 7. Nj WEsTFALL, JniveI =.
salist Debate to continue four days. Sub
ject-Endless Misery and Universal Salvation
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
n Osice

is hereby given 10 all persons, tha, nv wife
L Ann Jane Abel, has left my BED and Board
with out any just provocation, and hereby fore
warn all persons from harboring or trusting her
on my account, as will not be responsible FOR
her contracts after this date. $50. ~
.. ........s ....... HIRAM ABEL.
Iowa City, Feb. 10, 1S47-n50-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
An Act
To divide lie Slate Of lara jnto Judicial
Districts.

10 dlulde lie Siafe OF Ihrd into Judtcaat
Districts.
SEC / Be ii eratted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State OF Ion:. Thai the State is hereby
divided into four Judicial Districts, as follows
First District--The counties of Lee, Des-
Moines, Louisa, Washington and Henry
Second District-Muscatiue Scott. Cedar
Clinton, Jackson, Jones, Dubuque, DeIaw are
a nd Clayton, and the counties North and West
Of Delawrre and Clayton shall be sttached to
the county Of Clayton for judicial purposes.
Third Dstrict-Van Buren,, Jefferson, Davis =,
Wapello, Keokub, Mahaska, Marion, Monroe.
Appa.ioose, and the counties west of the coun,
pes Marion, Monroe ard Appanoose.
Foarth District--Johnson, Linn, Benton, To-
wa, Poweshek, Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Tama,
Marshall, Story, Boone and the counties West.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted that this
act shall take effect and be in force Fl ON and af-
ter the publication in the weekly newspapers
printed in low city.
ID. BROWNE,
Speake, House Representatives
-.a THOMAS BAKER,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, Feb /. is47.
n43 ANSEI. BRIGGS.
~ SEcRErARY's OFFICE, Iowa.,
Jan. 29st, A. D. 1877.
|, Elisha Cutler, IT. Secretary Of the State of
Iowa, certify the above to be correct copy of
the original act now on file in my office
ELISHA CUTLER, ir,, Sec'y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

NOTICE
said
will Monday
EST and costs between the
the
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
An Act

Relative TO State Seals. ...
SEcT5oN I. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That for want
o. state seals, the State Officers shall, until
proper seals are provided, use the Territorial
seals of their respective Offices. -
SEC 2. This act shall take effect on being
published in the Reporter and Standard of Iowa
City. .
d. BRWONE, .-a
Speaker Of the House Of Represent lives.
THOMAS BAKER, .-
President Of the Senate.
Approved Jan. es, is47. ......- ....
BAIT" ANSEL BRIGGS.
@H & -
SEcRErARY's OFFICE
. January 20, 1S47. :
!, Elisha Cutler, IT., Secretary of State, do
hereby certify that the above is true copy Of
the original act on file in my Office So.
ELISHA CUTLER, Tr.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

Butler Waiter-Saw mil seccunencing at the tun-
mel post Of the tunnel in the iowa City Manufacturing
Company dam in the Iowa river, the w. side Of
said river running thenees 56lS W. sixteen to the
N, w tunnel post thence S. 35ta E. ofthe abutment,
S 523a w. three rods and q links, thence south 1875
E. two rods thence n TOE E. Eve rods and IL links,
thence N. 33ta W. four rods and three links to the
place Of beginning being part Of The fraction Of land
originally decided to the Iowa City Manufacturing
Company BY Walter builes; IN the W side OF the
-.t Iowa River, in
Hale Moses south sest Of north west
Iowa city Manof'g COMFY east south west
same iot no. .
same ic no s
same commencing al q stake on the east
or lett bank OF The Iowa rivel at nigh water mark.
thence four rods to low wafer mark 57a W thence
from said stake Y33a e zine rois to stake, bear
ing tree red elm II inches IN diameter, 253e W
492 links to white hickory II inches in diameter,
5 703a 81 links thence 24s "a rods to a stake
bearing tree white oak 26 inches in diameter s475s
e 53t links TO a wne ASH rs inches an diameter, II
2Oa " II links, thence 73s " ten Iods to a stake
al high water mark, bearing tree white oak 10 IN
10 inches in diameter, 35e " IS liaks, thence in
the direction about 81 rods 10 low water mark
thence up the lows r,ver to the place Of beginning
At low water mark, containing in ali about acres
or less, in
Same Also certain othes piece Of land on the or
right bank OF said river, commencing at stake on
sad bank opposite the house IN which Walter But.
lst did reside, thence i9S W 10 stake ii rods pit,
haks e thence 70t@ e &c low wafer mark rods
more or less, thence down said river ii rods ios
", thence S I0s7 " reds 70 the place
Of beginning, obtaining about Of ar acre more q
less excepting the saw mill size decided &c WI
l. Gilbert as administrator Of the estate Of Walter
Butler, deceased BY The President ard Directors #
the iowa City Manufacturing company, in )
Phelps south east
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CHARLES r. ALLEN.
Successor To Charles WOrIIianI,
LOTTERY NENDER.

NO . hndeT Llfy fottI, hIchn0nd, VTgipid,
walls the attention of the following SCHEME,
~ for the month Of JANUARY, 1917:
$4,000. 10000. &c.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class d. for Is47 tn b. drawn J.,
nuary s:li - No lotier-l3 dawn aos Grand Scb.m.-
prize Of 100000 Of 10000 6OOU, Tickets SiG-aIy.s
and proportion OF packages OF IS Whole
sl30-halvCs and quarters proportion.
S25, 600. 10000, &c
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cla q, for 1857 to te drawn Ja
nsay 5Oth 90 Nos and ~ drawn Ballots A Splendid Schsu.
for huyins pNekag's' p1e s25 eco, 10000 Tick
- aln halves 5 Gusro 40 CsHe1es packags u =.
Whoe Tickets 500; - halves SO; - quarter. a5
" Ofden for Cerhcates and Packages single Ticket. and
Eaus in the above Lotteries and al advertised by W
MAuRf CO. addressed To the receive the most
prompt OF each DraWng will lie AM 10
All who order ifom me. Address CIiAS Il ALLEN,
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The Board Of Managers Of the Genenens benevolent Society
III. following named gentlemen IN.
iccor appointed ~ them for ths The object OF the
Society be- To- obtain funds which expended ds
bu ,usive BY tbs Ladies' Of the Union Benevolcnt so
of the suffering of this city IL hoped that tins oh
will tsofnIe with the cheerful support
Richmond aud that the severely Indictment
will oi itself be- nsnisci bera the or tho-c who
and omptaess those who collect The Committees
authorized o n WARDS respectively.
For .ugsrsc Uard-Fcdenck BransfoI, Chairman WIN Play
or REM Joshua Fry Jos Carkon sam Denoon. Th
J Evans.
For nadisoH Hrrd-Geo Hutehson, Chairman, VIM IN
D. Jno N Tyler Jas u Gardner, Jos Evans WIN Alien
For gcrssz HariJa fonster, Chairman tha t;eassu.
Tss Dudley Cornelius Crew, las kinna, Thos co~es Wi
WiiianG January ~, Ist7.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,


Let all tho world .ay what thy can
foI selling PfLst, STATIONS the man,
Drawn Nos 81 New Jersey No. 7. Jany 18th
36 40 81 63 - g. IS 80 ~ rs Al , -
Ticket Nos h 80 ~ capital -od and pad BY slraton
Drawn No- of ALNITdt g. Jan IL. I-i7
- 10 IS "a ~ ~ IS - 81 ~ %
Whole Nos 40 - IL PtzeOf $3.50 Both sod
Is t0i do 1906 srRATTOE.
Dawn Mo- OF su,se, Extra, No s. ian 10, Isi7
30 3 "a - 81 ~ - 20 ~ 81 CO
DO do 81 20 81 sTRATrON.
Drawn Nos Of I-esburr No !, Jan. -.
- % 50 IS So % 81 81 81 - | 81 e.
Ticket Nus | 50 62 Il capital sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos MononEaia, No T. Jan %
81 20 IL 10 IS 90 IS 2s 30 . 81 - IL
$1,000, ls52
Saurlay-Sus,oN FL No = Capitals $1,000 1859 u 1000
Of 500 of 300, &c. = Nos, l3drlwn. Tickets have.
so, qu. -.
S3OOOO-IOOOO.
Alexandria cu- Class D. for IsI7, drawn Jan ea
- NO. LOrrERY-I1 DRAWS BALLOTS
"RANp Prizs OF S3oGO- 10000 GO,O 5000 10 u
1880 25 Of 1000 % Of 500, 50 of
Tickets sin halves s. $50 Certificates OF packages IS
wholes $3.50; % hiIve- 65 IS qrs p 80.
S25.OOO. 10000.
Alexandra Lottery Class Z, drawn Jan Both
&C NO. LOTrERY-i3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Prize Of SIS 10000, 5000 1000 o Of
1000, Is OF 500, 20 Of ESQ,
Ticket, $40; halves quarters Cereatcs OF paekasrs
Of - Wholes cost 800; halves 50. quarters
Buyers referred Prizes which Is registered
At the Office, Of what Draw
Ing continues TO Increase the number sid paid by
% dCrs aekage IN IN. above
Schemes and IN alt Lotteries promptly attended TO- and
drawing when requested
Pleas address orders N. sTRATToN.
Rrh mind
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BY williams q IIa1aiI.

Fly Williams & HaIaii.
on "WEDNESDAY NEXT, th- s7ta Jlnaafy ", viii sell At
Auction in front Or O'Clock Eenen assortment
ot Groceries, eons.S 10 Tlu Of
30 Hhi- prime q Sugar
Pure teta inr Mois--s
10 CT RIO Coffee
DO do Llsuayn
DO OF Java do
Hemlrck sole L-atter. good d-maged
81 bcsfels prime Clover SEED
Prime g .hsn Cheese IN ca.l-
lOIl2 Window Glass
Pine Otart, Dgpuy Go. Brandy
Imi'a'i3n BrsniY; hf pipes
do d. IN harre,-Pure Run
Fresh busch Rai.ins IN boI-s
as
Extra fne Gunp1wd.r Tea
Fine PowchinF
TEEss-slOO ami over four months Tor ,pr,ovsi name, 4
500. ca,h. WILLIAMS 4 it.Vtt'I -
W.lbe atei u our salc-
90 Bales Northern NAV. be3 W. suets.
Baeon sides, shoulders, Lard, &c.
WA be AIDED oihe al sale
Westriu Bacon Sd-s ia IIhds
do do Shou tars,
New Jobs BsIum)re cured; New No I.ari
- WIN, Auct..
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Il OsT. On Thursday last. smalI Ieather

n OSr. On Thursday last, small leather
~ pouch, containing $40 believed OF the Farmers
bauk, ani VI south Carolina Bank Also Bond $50
at BcaLey ouaTes besides other papers
The finder will confer Obligation owner ami be literally
rewarded by leaving II the Store OF
n % WILLIAMS & HANALL.
w ANTED, IN addition to the hands already
w employed Is 20 girls. young women. for
present For such suitable. liberal he viii be paid
Enquire OF Mr. HINTON, the Cotton FACTORY, Office
Iiih Ell BENTLEY,
"a - div Cotton Manufacturer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

On Thursdly evening the si at 81 O'clock ELIZABETH
AoCKEDlE.
Her fend and aeqsintnrecS AMI those Of John Morris
Spress requested attend her faca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

Hy lnioe- s. brother.
No Mas
Fashionable and superior Clothing.
At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY u1rnng Jlny asih n our sor. NJ In .
eoes We vii s' q nvo ce Of 1,.
,utei TO The present season, eonsi.iing Ct
supsr ness and Fr1.k Cloth Goats
% Beaver and Cloth sack d.
DO Co do Plot Over auI sack Coats
CCth and Cashmere Pants
Fau-y SIX Vets. &c. &c conp-sny s.,i,,hL. 81.
sediment oi superior materials aLd workmlush.p.
ID Dozen >hirts-At the same time Fifv dozen F,-,rl
c'ose -F'''' f''H ~
~ The above clothing ready for Itrinauon
- a = lNLoES & BROTHER Auct.
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Married.
ED,

Thursday by the Rev J ~ Morrison MI
this city
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE A Co.

D.PAINE a. Co.,
MAN ERS OF LOTTERIES.
Richmond. VA.
vrIIE New Year opens with tho most Brilliant
II sehsme. under The Of D. PAINE CO. which
yet psesrni.d the pabc Th ~ N,vi,eI
nassssmen of P,in~ a 60
a-o ohrcd 10 the patrons Of fouun om- wh-I.
or the 9Th sth so,h and e6,h Of Jsha in the
Remsmhs for large p'Ses srd pay adc order.
C. WfUkcELlp Agent for the Manager,
Richmond, Va;
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
siOO,OOO divided into 10 Prizes Of $4,000 each
sUsoUEANSA CANAL LOTTERY. Cza., .. for IsI7-to b,
drawn January 2oth. 1917 a, Baltimore.
rs NshBRRs-is DRAWN.
psunz
10 Prizes Of .... $4,000 Prizs oL........ ~ 600
PINE ot.......... 5000 20 rra-. 1000
reists $40 halves s. quarter. so Csnihcar. Of
Of wbo'e. sIeo halves 60 quarters 10.
$4,000. 10000, 10000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Cla.- No tn b.
dawn Saturday. January 2sd 1917 at wilmington Del
- NUMBERs-I3 DRAWN
...so.......... 10000 20 do............ 1000
Tickets sr2; halves O. Certificates OF package.
Of Whole Tickets $3.50: DO. hsve. 30 do. quarter, IS
sso.0OO-IoOOO,
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY. elias, No dawn on satur.
day oOth, isi7 Whining on Del IS Nos. ~ drawn
prire OF ssoooo prHs Of $500
! 10000 5000
y WV 1000
i 1000 so 1000
Tickets $40, halves 5. a.. So
C.uhcats package 81 wbols .........sIeO
"..........". -. halJes. ...........6o
"..........~... -. qfs. ............lo
FJ Persons ordering by the package ry the price Of
three tickets.
We have every Lotteries from ~ when a r,ni,-
lance made small always nv-s, IN the rnoi
popular when tn
all who order from The cash for Capitals BE- had
usual gt On all letters enclosing ptEr ticket, the
postage need not be paid The tickets the
received and all orders addcsd prompt
and confidential attention. Adi.s.
ID. PAINEG co, Managers.
dclI Ricbm,ns ",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

Servants Roots nud shoes, fresh from tie
MHnufn, turcrs.
II u. FRANKLIN will omen this day, received
- PEI Thompson he following additional sun
ply 1r servants Un'fs 1ni sb0cs-vr
Womcrs vsy heavy psferi sod arw,d
Laced Roots fcr gre DO do
Mems h'ayy water rrcof Roots wtd and pers.I
rngs dr DO
Nuf o. on hNrf NJ h9 usuu'cu typ assortment
boys ems urts fri n f0td h'cIrsbr test
Sh7cs0c U 1T o iff 1Nr 'f a7y portion thereof
'ni rhrf h hr .ftrf SINCE pa rt.rrs unusisy
ior thc quality Nvu.u OF servants would DO ru io rv, h1
lhe custom a. hc 'atnri wh snail pro6s r cash rr
m time Do Ihosc snug of,fs vii pa'c rrcc ~
o. Rgu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

n NIf4
Elegant Furniture, &c.,
At AUCTION
ia MONDAY Morning Jinnary our STORE r.uu., NJ
a. 10 ocnck s.I reserve a v,-y of mes, F,-
tHi", % -nTsrot qual y, eonsi,tirE
Eexaht marble top Centf- Tables
ho % wash~fani.
no hon spring ssat SOFA,
do mahogany Pafi1f Chtifs
Sprns Eat Rocking Chair. Bufsau1
Nahogany ami Cherry TaBL-s
Nf.ing pesks, once Chairs
Mahogany French gctsistts
tans and woot Chairs. Ge &c
SILVER PLATED WARE &c
An invoice of the following Goois-
Silver plated aud Brannla Ca,tars
Do do Canti--ticks. Waters aid Bask.t.
Sani~ieh 60 hie Tea Tfsys bra-- sts. Pre- Sets
China Tea Sets, blue and Dn.ng sets
Teas and Con,e-, Toil.its Sets, Bruan, War. ke
ia7 INIOES A RROTprR .,.,.
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2uftiou 9alrs.
REAIOL AL.

GALLAGHER X OLDNER having rcmov-
ea . N" Snrelos' No - MAN st~r formerly pr ~
Ns--Fs WIN . bi"t 20 tender 'h-tt thanSs
Tor The hh"ia paonnsc They hope street AZ
eHt'n'" hnsnss t. s"eure htsra 1bsy
VII receive IN Few days large addition ptes-n, ar
all ~ for A. p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23
BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS

~ The subs hrfs wishing ucr present of
winter goods, viii offer Bargains all Flanrr.
Cloths 'assiu"'cf ard Nougs; krrseys i.nicys
servants blankets Cahmee; Mousean",: silks Bomaazir. Al
p1eaf M"'ino and her ds goods together reacaI
otu"ut goods iaul les Also Carpets
/ Dfugges. CHRISTIAN 4. LATHROP.
| II 90 Ma, s,,,.t
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s.s> E'oR RENT. The tenement lately o,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Elchan,


author OF Ten Thouanda NcaT-Pdcc - ctL
Splnilrds and their CoInTy, by Richard Food, pau
History Church turn t. lu, 10 the
Sixteenth Century, Wh.h traced 1- Progress
ats Corruption and Reformation, by Thomas Garland.
Sin'e the Potl, Thn. isus properties
the Of the naadyihe
uttor Parts the question Of Tau
Of that calamity by Alfred Since Surgeon
Hank of England.
Songs aud Bad' by Samuel Lover n-luIng surg in h.
hsh Even ng and hitherto unpublished and for
iale by e. T. FISHER, Ageat
n23 under the E1ehaup, I,rI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

NINEIEEN IgtDS New Oricars SUGAR
i 90 Casks CilEEsE-iu store aud trs sar by
81 WrRR. MACON 4 60
RACON.--li1 ilhls. prime Western Sides. re-
- ccyng rc shr Bachelor direct Orears .rI r
sale by ia 90 WILLIAM ANDERSON D..
SUPERIOR OLD JAVA. 20 Bags superior
~ % Jaws. lew iatg CRErrER gRErTER
TNEAS. We have Just opened n chost of extra
u hnc Tea ZOE Cav for bstEsns upon sspe
eayiu scoi reas - 10 GRErrER eRErrgR.
- ALT.--5jO Sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
~ daily expected by Angelina. and r wharf
80 WILLIAM ANDERSON. Jt
JAVA COFTEE,--ioo ~. prime m Horc. lor salr ~
- no3 UOKpuN a sktNAER
tOFFEt. 900 bags PRIME Green Riu
~ 100 hass prime White Man,ato EEL l sa by
~ fRN 80
Onn CASKS Of Thomaston Iamc, remain.
TVD ing unsoh o. brs = ioFrstaas eirso
deli - RANKIN a wHrLdCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

4 NGOAE6S and OVER -COaTS-Fryu4 81, Brsad~ay
~ N }, Of Coaks ani Ovrreoas just rceeyei
for sal chCapb by STARR 4 co,
IN
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pENDLETON'S OFFICE, No. Exchange
Irits' Iriic' Frosf = R,ts SAers fgr u nag i-Cap
ns $4,000 10000 10 pf7cs of Ils1 IS 1900 Whole
rekcs ory SO halves and ar. in proportion Sale IN this
srnd LOT cy el'sc a ~ O'Clock Aiso Tor TopsyTb uoi
~ '".p-Napta 5000 Whic Tickets ~, halves soc, qfs
Pcndcon's Office. \, "a
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"EBB, BACON ~ co. orFER roR SALE
w 90 hhds New Orleans
25 do NuscIyato -,.-.,
2i boxes brown aud white Hivana w"
Is 10 Wool@ys' Loaf
IS hbis Wet India
80 d, lMOLArSFS
100 bbs n. Orleans \
los hags Java
100 10 aui Ibis r Rico
isO do Eie ,,-r.r
500 do f.truayta ''''"1
- do Mnmc1to
81 hsirs Mocha
A. bags sum3n Pepper
$50 aides sole Leather
i31 kcgs Mats
trrccs New Rice
is' boxes quality Sperm
- DO HUI SONS ratent lCANuLES
o. 30 T1row approved bfan'sN
% packages e. Tea. part extra
~ hall chests bk DO
~ hhs No. shli
MscScrrl Nos o. AMI In Who'll, hair ari lt tt- sod
a. ht-
~ bals Tanrcrs on
% ca-ss prime Cpsifn Chsrsc
% casks Spcrm DH
tUrt2 and -,iu Wfni1v C1sa
Fuunc Clover seed. iulizr Middsr
tnrqcfas nup0rts FHrlsf Shot and Hit trad
Prime CiicfNf'-ir C0fu Hrooms
T1.rt-i Bucket Shoe Thread
Blown AMI C1tt'r s1ar. .rsfa.i Steel a go
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q NGtAWISIK ID TALL. CANDLE
- sTICAS, for sale AZ very low prices by
CLARKsoN n GARDNER. NO. III, BROAD 81,
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I ,UcK $ PRIZE OFFICE, Wall street, oppo.

For tbs morainE-l2ooo 1000 1000 1900 1920 Of 1000,
~ Nos ~ drawn-Clances -
The "rind scheme $4,000 eap1i draws this d,v Al who
nre In want Of thf ncei call NJ LCKs bsft. IN.
" the scheme In column. so1
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25

EMm
4 ~
Ge..sz1Ezk4
LITTLE BILLY.

/ N Cov Il.
wv Sns;no Sa..o n,a'es 'i'e ensulns
,,,ans M Uoaare.',l Vii - - nap
rsa,a,l M. T,aII; 10y AZ > Sou,
Mil H. r.IIa...;.,1. - ~. ~ ~
ho "e IA ~ pr ,n IN I'm Doa''
foal-,l,e ssoenn IN e,J ~ ~ -, ~.
INV ravt '"e ''3 =
The Veil and soosor ,,orav mill ho,o,
dne at Tho evni,a,inn Of H. ",' DeCop h'
insnranco n,one,, ,s 600, ~ ISL, a"u ,n'
carta;r a5 - be ,s,,I cooi 40 wy nr".e - as
Which case Tho ownor ar ,ha 'e VI -
nnl viii he beld acconoiahln For III q ,,,o "n.
AT nossble care will h. ,alen 10 n nren1
accidents or escanes Inn mo- l;ab;l;,v Win h.
incrrred low oi,ba, ~ "o ''"''''9 WIN oe
NJ u Tbr barsa ,,.rl /. i -.
each If rho aboys nlaon. 'e ,.'n ~ holi
o'elocL IA on no. saooaJ al an'e. me- et
s,andin, IN ordor 70 roa,b o ~ 10y " eao',
sland;ng Tho ovsn;no nrev,as Ia p,"De ~
wsLing tn hoge ,bs;r e"u pI'9o ';I1
nlea.o st,end bec,ra ITO, hn.n 'so' WIN
IITTT n pIIT v = " o''r -. ,,o
and h;s cal,e can ba cna,norad III oMt So,
Ib;s cnnn,rv Which i s,fi,;aa ~ Guy :"
n o' - " onn norson '''''sp' 'e'o'n
Drs .,.,on "" H. !. t.irh, oho.,..,
oolor nna.I,, ie "a. ia ~ ones'nu'
oId u is 6Yo ~ s; n""u' and ""o sA yHals
appearance, toqe her with his pedigree. Ger.
tainly enttie him TO the attention Of breed,
e.s.
PEplesEE.- BILLY was sired
by VIM. CASTOR, who was sired by Editor.
Zone of the bes, bred sons Of old Timoleon;)
his dam was chestnut mare, owned BY Mr..
B. Hagerty. and from certificates now in
my possession, no doub, exists but that she
WIS thorough bred. His sire. VIM. CASTOR.
was one OF the best race horses Of his day
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iurday, at m.
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Description and Pedigree.

SIR SAMPSON is a beautiful bright
sorrel, fifteen hands and a bali high, ten
years old, possessing great power and ac-
ton. He was got by Timoleon, his dam by
old Sir Sampson, he by old Sir Archer, dam
by old Bellair g. dam by Rather, colt of the
old imported Shark, g. 6. dam by imported
Sweeper, g. g. g. dam by the imported
Fearnot. Timoleon, the sire of Sir Samp
son was by Col. rayid Dancey's old limo
leon, which was the best race horse ever
raised in Virginia. Old Timoleon was got
by old Sir Archie, old Sir Archie by the
imported old Diomede.
SIR SAMPSON is unsurpassed by any
horse 10 the southern country, and is now
in fine health and vigor. 1t is needless to
say any thing more in praise of this fine
horse, for he will show for himself His
performances have been good, which can
be shown al any time.
A. S. DORSEY,
A. w. FOSTER.
March 5, 1917. l1-tf
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SIR SAMPSON
: ~

WILL stand the ensuing season, com
W mencing on the 18th OF March, and
ending the 18th OF June, al the following
places, part Of his time, at VIM. Haynes's
MAJ. M. Perry's, J, Parker's, Nlxburg, ant
Henry Mann's, eight miles from Wetump
ka, ON the Socapatoy road, and will be lei
10 mares at $40 the season--but one mar
putting five mares shall have it at So the
season for each mare-$5 the single visit
and $l5 by The insurance, to be paid as soor
as the mare is discovered 10 be with foal
parting with the mare perlects the insur-
arce money.
SIR SAMPSON will be let to mares
every 18th day. public days, Sundass and
high waters excepted. The utmost care
will be taken 10 prevent accidents, but moi
liable for any that may happen.