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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

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lih lstne Spriln9e fort. Der arn1e Seutel
icll nod nic,t CUR 9iu9e gefcmmen lett, nao
Dor Sunecr unc Dnrlt grdsltd 1a!m'1'eru.
9teuelfen Serihten fol- or eitt gar )dmnter-
Iides geddt MAIDEN, nn9efabr 70 tpie ETH
Gner[inn inter einer Quftpumpe. y. s..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
Wafhiu9tcn ben 21. slpril l847.
Wettere &c ahridten non Der
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Nr III E.
Sas oampflhiff Gotib tanate am 13.
NIT Jtadrihten BON 0ero Srm, am q. in
5terp; Srleans an.
Se@tnnahme ocn9iloarabe rpirb bob,,rh
beitotti9t, ebenic lclen srrei anoere oute ia.
Ten IN oef0tabe bon Nloarabo BON bersy3ms.
fusUlotte rpeaSencmnlen pcrben lein. Gom-
mccore perrD beabTdti9t. fdmmtlid,e Ndfeu
an Der ameritanslden Siite psssunebmen
uno su beiesen.
parnep bate cas Stdotden slutisua eiuae.
nefnn'et nno oatelbit einem merifanfden
SffSier nit 8 eansiers aefanaeu oenpm.
men--Die9lrmee fol(te am Z. ihren WarId
mad s5aloppa antreten. Gen. Gmigas foate
ben Vcrtrab blloen, Gen. 9,atterlon nit cer
SreiDiQigen bas Centrum uno Sen. Mcrtl
nit Der erffen l. Dinifon resuldrer Irup
pen ben Nahtrab.
Sn @era GruS 9ing bas @erldt, Santt
anna beabfdti9e nit elmer 2lrmnaee %,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
SdrbareS Gi0entl)i,its.

NS tplro Nu1crn Eetern otcuetdt ntCht un"
an9enebm leiu, renn mir lle eaurn III SIennts
nip lesen. lpslhe q tifel feline Tart &C.
ben. ca jest bic 3cit III, mr bic 9llleiicrcn
Die eiifen umbertra9cn nno jeoer cerpaidtet
lit, anf @lo yin, anSu9etcn, cb CT tarbarcS
Gi9enttum beNst, uno fpcrans es eeiteht
Son 2aration Gno au59erommen F: 9lQs
Gihen0erdtbr, Brttftellen uno 8etten fur
Samilien uno fir Srauen,lmmcr, Die feinen
et9encn Slushalt haben, Mno sipar chue
Nndi1dt auf ibren 9Bcrtt. slncrrcs S,aus-
9erdth nno SidIer, cic S1milien 5u9ehrrcn,
uHc Sraueu5immer, bic felnen eI9nen NnnS-
bait boteu, lno ebenfaQs auSgenommen
ipenn iIe ben Wertb Don $ 100 nd)t ilber-
ltei9en.
pcrsclan, Gclo unb Siltcrselhirr unc
Su.pelen itnb II d, ausgenc n, m G II.
Ger Werth bieler artifel muB in Der su rna-
tenoen Dasiteauns unter geo. 8 an9eseten
perben.
Bntte uno bic, melhe Gcittduier bal
ten, boben Jtildengerdth, 8ettffellen uno
8etteu bis gum Yetraae ucn s 200 fret bon
Gareu uuo anberes joausserdth uno 8ie
der, tpenn es ten Mertb ppn s 100 uit,t
iiberiteiet. Uaares 0elc, nid,t ilter 8 25
1T ebenfalls frei bon Sareu, unb Seucr9e.
9epehre Die fir ben @ebraud, oehalten tper-
oen ferner ein MannS.unb SranenssSat-
tet 3igel, 8ienenitcde Die BEN gEertb prn
S 20 nid,t ilberitei9eu, einWebifuhl Der nid,t
ilber $40 wertt 1T II. bieSud,er berStuoen-
ten, g ober 9lntbeile in 3 II.
fen ncorportrten 6 tltp1g n l.
{ II int anocrnStaaten, bic Yon unIernSlr-
9enommen llno, ftno frei bon Care.
Stcd Der Gaufeute unb Sabrif1nten.
Nierunter 1T Der Stccf aller pericnen BE-
ariffen, Gle Sitter, Specereien, VropilIon,
8aubcl,, &orn, Shweinefeild,, Mebl Ms-
oi;ln II. {. 10. faufen uno oerfaufen, itnb al
Ter Yerfonen bic NIT Yfercen 0iinopieb,
Shalfen, Sbweine, Weisen II. {. ~. ban
celn.
Der Durhfd,nittswertb bes Gi9entbums
uno Der rpben Materialien bes Iabrifanten,
bic in Der Sabrif wdbreno ces Sahrc6 &C.
brauft rperben, coer iold,er Mafdinen Die
III lber $50 Hertb baben, mus als Der
Stcd oeS 8abritanten tarirt rperbem.
Eetn AbSu9 fann All perfOnlihem @i9en-
thum bon Der pfrlon bic cine Darltenun9
9iebt uno Shuloen bat, 9emadt sperben.
0tur bon @eTo pber ausltebenoen Spcerun-
gen f6nnen bic Sd,ulbea ab9escaen fperben.
Die et9enen Sd,uloen eines 2heilbabers
an einen1 @elhdfte ftnnen nid,t bon cen
@elbern unc ausitebenoen Torberunsen ei-
ner Gcmpa9,tie abseicsen werben.
Noten ooer Oblisaticnen bic an Serfld,e.
runssanitalten aeseben ilnb, ober n,d,t BE-
aabite Smblcription cber Goten auf reli9i6ie,
uno pi1enfd,aftlide @eleGihaften uub mil
be Gtiftun9en fonnen nidt abse3c9en per-
ben.
9lle ausitebenoe Soroerunaen (bie enttpe-
Der fhon auf cine bcitimmte Summe eelebt
rpercen fonnen } fur uerfauftes gigenttnm,
fir 9ethane slrbeit ooer Dienife iiber 8 200
mii6en tarirt rperben.
enuis, 6. slpril. @lorreider Sieg
Der Dempfraten! ullanpbY, Der oes
mcfratiIfe @anoibot, erbielt bel Der aeffern
itattaefunbenen Wabl 1893 Stmmen Weebr-
belt iiber ben Wbias uno ga iiber ben Ha-
tipes@ @antibaten Wir habenalteu u n
fere tabtbeam mtener ~ d b (,
unb 6 Ycr ben 7 sllberntatt ,inb 10 bon ben
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
6 a [ ito r II / e II.

ytahrid:en aus aus @alifcrnien bic iibel
Wasatlan in Serd Cru; an9elanot ftno
meIben, oaB Sber uno unter GaIfcrnien
bon uniern Eruppeu beieet flnb, uno bae
9llles oaielblt rubia 1T. - Das Boot eines
unierer &riegsihifTe 1clt an Der Giiffe um-
9eihla9en uno bic 9anSe Scotsmannlhaft
ertrunfeu lein.
Tad) Der 8erilherurg eines Sf1cieres
unleler 9lrmee tpuroe mdbreno bes Vombars
bementS BON Bera Grus eme Gchter bes
brittilhen &oniulS in jener eetDbtet, uno
mebrere @licoer Der Samilie oes franSoI.
t6en @onlul5 permuuoet.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

9Sa 8 in9tc II, Is. 9lpril. S,r &C. ..
Grilt, friiher Der. ct. @oulul in Sapanna
uno 9e9enmdrtia erlterSefretdr cesStaats-
requirements, lit NIT Depefhem an Sen.
Scott ocn @ashin1ton mad, 8era Cru, ab.
aereit. Den Snholt Der Lepelfcn feuut
ntan naturlIher 9Seilen niht aenalt, ooob oebt
bas @eriidt, ras lIe ben Befehlshabern Der
9lrmee Die oefuitipen Sblusabflbteu Der
91eaiernne nit @esu9 auf reu Gries unb bic
Seritelung bes Srieoens mittteilen Sc 1T
iiber allen 3mciiel ee,uie. ba6 bic Ser. ct.
9ieeieruns feline neue Srieoensantrd9e mehr
itellen wiro. Merito bat uus eins, stpei,
bretma! bic Outrage oermcrfen, BON nun an
miif1en Die eriten Shritte bon linn felb(t
ausgeben. GSiebt Msrifo fein lcldes Ser
Ianaen lit erfennen, 70 baben Sccft II. 9ap,
Tor SnItrufticn ihre iIegreiden Sahnen por.
wdrts su tragen, bis iIe auf oen Wauern
Der Nanptifact aepaanst ilnc. Die merifa.
niIbe DreiIe falbif erfennt jrst, ba6 cine
8ereinigin9 Der beicen slrmeecipifIcneu
Gcctts nnbIaylorS su bieiem Gefultate iii.
Uermeiolid, fllhren muB; besbalb fdleint ee
i1idat tpahrldeinlid, bag cerSeino nod, Ian
&c YSioeraano ieiifen tperbe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

Be SUNG bon 81 lUarab c-M ar d.
gegen bic Damptltabt-Tl { II DIT
Der Entertainer.
Das Gbiff ecuispiae bat bon 8era Grus
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

Die Scd,ter ces Sritifdlen @onIuls frll
tpirfif, burd, cine 8ombenfuael 9et6otet
iein unb Die camille oes SranSoGlhen @on-
fuls 1T sleidfallS n1ebr coer ,ueni9er belhd-
bigt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

ennis, 6. slpril. @lorreider Sieg
Der Demcfraten MullanpbY, Der oes
mofratiIhe Ganoibof, erbielt bel Der aeffern
ifattaefuncemen Wabl 1893 Stimmen Weebr-
belt iiber ben Wbias uno ga ilber ben Ha-
tipes @antioaten Wi babenalIeun-
fere tabtbeamt nerpd It,
unb 8 BON ben Z 9llbermart uno 10 bon ben
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

Die Olew yorf Gum bat Sriefe aus Me.
ritc empfan9en, nad rpelden caIelbit elm
9feocluticu 9e9eu Santa slnna ous9ebrc
heu it. Der Srie96 Sefretair bat N6 De
lu9eI Der Ee9,eran9 pemanttSt, tpeIde No
su @uniteu Der talci0en geenbi9ung be
&rie9eS uno eines 9Iuidluiles an Die Ser
Staater erflirt bat.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-11
'orse, will come as near the mark as some

horse, | will como as near the mark as some
that glory in the name.
Another, and the last thing to which ]
would call the attention Of farmers, is the i'm
provement Of mind in themselves and fami-
lies. Lord Bacon would say there is more
barren intellect than barren land. There is
improvement in studying the laws of nature
that relate to your calling; but you should
not stop there. The farmers of this county
and state make eight clevenths of all employ
menis. They must, as they should-eive
shape to the general policy of the state They
have the influence, and must take the respon-
sibility. They must take the glory or shame
Of our prosperity or decline. They should be
prepared for it-not to stand STILL but to rise
by The only means now left to enlighten men
rise in power as they rise in intellect
This generation arc shaping the generation
to come. AS year by year they grow in
stature around you, see to it that they in.
crease in mental power |sNature crescent
does not grow alone in bulk and thews, but
~ this temple wakes, the inward service Oh
the mind and soul grows wide withaI' In
making provision for your family, YOU should
provide something TO read, as we'll as some
thing to cat. IoH have little reason fJr con
graduation in improving land and stock if the
mind about you is going to waste, Evcrv
farmer has more time in the year for gaining
general l,now.cdge than any professional
man in the active pursuit Of his profession.
But it does not depend on time so much as on
inclination. Webster SAYS tLat "eyoA in
matters Of tastc and literature, the advantages
If nan Ct leisure are apt to be over rated. |
It there exists adequate means Of education, |
nd Cfl loo Iva, bn+
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-11
DEAF AND DUMB WRITING MASTERS:


The readers Of the Voice will rccolcct that two
impos.ors, protesting to be Deqj' and Dumb, and to
nstruc.n the art of Writing for Il livelihood, were
recently exposed in this paper; they having duped
the people of Brandon and MiddicJury, and when
detected in their inl2o5ture very suddenly decamp-
ed. IN the AaJ'ista (l!e.y fmmc', Of Oct e, We
find the following, which we trust describes the
same Jro,hery pair which migrated from this sec
ton It is to be hoped that description of their
persons may follow so close on tbeir heels as to ell
able the sympathetic to avoid being caught by
them.
"DEhY AND DUKE" RoGUEs.-Ne clip
The following paragraph FROM the Exeter O..
H) Newsletter.
"Two wiring Masters from the South, re-
Gently made their appearance in this village
and solicited subscription for Writing
School. They protested to be mutcs, or deaf
and dumb men, and much sympathy was felt
for their unfortunate situations, and II large
School was obtaincd--thcy kept school for a
few nights in the Town Hall, and gave appa
REM So s.action. Among the scholars were
several young ladies, kind souls, one Of whom
whispered Sportivel Y to another, Poor unior"
Inmates, they are pretty, | should like to kiss
one Of them When one Of the mu'eS, who
could remain silent no longer, exclaimed,
you may, my deary if You please The
next evening the mute masters were missing
al school, and we suppose a"c rejoicing in the
great cure effected, or rcgreuiag that they
mis- ed Of filling their shrivellcI wallets, by
this now Yankee trick. We understand they
played the same trick at Lawrence, Mass"
Jbot ,,rntt,, MISC with such nrcitv
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-11
q q E t / y.
From the Friend of Virtue.

From the Friend Of Virtue.
TIE SLAVE AUCTION s~A Fact.
Why stands she rear the auction stand2
That girl, so Young and fairs
What brings her to this dismal place,
Why stands she wccpn5 there?
Why does she raise that bitter cry?
Why hangs her head with shame,
AS now the auctioneer's rough voice,
So ludely calls her name?
But see! she crasps a manly hand,
Aud in a voice so low,
As scarcely to be heard, she says,
"My brother, must Go?"
A moment pause: then midst . wall
Of HgonIiu@ woo,
His answer fails upon the ear.
"Ies, sister, You must So"
"No longer can my arm defend,
"No longer can save
"IIv sister from the horrid fate
" hat waits her as a sLAvE!"
All! now know why she is there,
She came there TO be sold!
That lovely t'pmn, that noble mind,
Must be cXchaIg cd for gold!
OGod! My every hcart-strine cries,
Eost thou These scenes behold
In this orr boosted Christian land,
And must the truth be told
blush, Christian. blush! for cen the dark
Cntutored heather see
Thy Inconsistency, and 10!
They scorn thy God, and thee!
ARzELlA.
Worcester, Aug. IS, 1917.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-11

relieved of a cool hundred spot, fifty dollars
each, they concluded to retire. The next
morning the "mutes went on their way re-
joicing; and after their exposure by the
Newsletter, one of the Kingstonians, being
something of a wag, and liking good joke,
even though told at his own expense, let the
above gambling trick out, to the great merri
ment of his friends.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-11
TERMS OF ADYERTISINt

Legal ADVERTISING to be cAaTsed at legal rates.
r5-STlvD1NG NOTICE. Postmastcr6arc officially bound
to notify Publishers of papers eta wish the part of
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hars therefore, who tax postage such notices will
be charged the amount in account for the Voice of
Freedom.
10 Subscribers residing in the vicinity of the
paper mill near Middebuy Village, will be credit
q Flanagan will receipt to them on my account
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VOICE OF FREEDOM.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT BRANDON, VT
J. HOLCOM B,
EDITOR AND PUB tISHEh.
TERMS.

TERMS.
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One Dollar and seventy five cents, in eight months
Two Dollars ut the close of the year.
~ TO persons receiving the Voice by Mail after the
Gr3t of April 1877, twenty five cents per year will be
deducted from the above rates long the subscrib
ers are charged with the present postage.
10 AGENTS who obtain subscribers for the Voice,
when sent by STA GE, will be allowed % cents on
each subscription paid for year.
~ Zach responsible subscriber Is authorised to act
as agent in obtaining subscriptions.
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Delivered at the annual Fair Of tile addison
County agricultural Society, Oct. T, 1S47.
By PRoF. j. MEACHAM, Of ILtddleJmy
Gillian
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MORE INDUCEMENTS STILL.

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scribers, and the subscription money, at th'
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the choice Of a magnificent bound volum,
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TO every single subscriber sent by mail o
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and give as premium, New Weekly
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The .Plumbe Popular Magazine contains
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and truthful portraits Of Distinguished Mel
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works.
In one word, there is nothing foreign, ant
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r.. r.. & II. a'AY.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Obs,
Dye Sufs, Window Glass, class ,rare,
stationery, School and Blonk Books, Gro.
ceries, and Brandy and Vines. far .lledi-
cal use only. In the three story Brich
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, Ioua.
II EEP constantly on hand, large and fresh
AA supplies OF stock in ,helr line, which
they will sell at the lowest market rates Tor
cash. We shall be constantly receiving large
additions TO our stock direct from the East
which will enable TO offer our friends great,
bargains. With many thanks 10 our nutue
rous patrons FOR past favors. we wouldinv,le
them and others wishing 10 purchase. 10 call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Nav 5. 1917.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
The Iowa City RnD For Sale

THE undersigned, proprietors of the House
i known as the getty Inn,'' now kept by Mr..
A. Gault, offer the same for sale upon reasona-
BILE terms. The House is well calculated for a
hotel-being large and commodious. and is stu
ated in the most business part Of the City. There
is also, fine large STABLE attached to the
premises good warrantee deed will be Civ
en-, and possession may be had on the first Of Ju-
ly next, if required. The terms will be part cash
down, and for the balance time will be given.
THOS. J. ROBINSON.
J. P. MIERS.
March 31st, 1915 3m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
Family Groceries.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on
L hand, at his old stand, all kinds of Fami-
ly Groceries, which he intends selling at lair
Irving prices, and as cheap as they can be
afforded al any pom. above tine Lower Rap
ids.
His stock is comprised in part of the fol:
lowing named articles:
Cofees. Teas, Sugars, .Moiasses, Vinegar,
Rice, .Nackerai, Tobacco Of alIknds. Soap
.Nustard. Saieralus, Pepper. Ginger, al
spice, Nutmegs. Cassia, Sc, SC, together
with variety OF other articles in his line
Call and see.
C.. H BUCK.
Iowa CRY, June %, 1887.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
.gsIn,is.isgI'nfc,.'s &ssye.

w ILL be exposed to sale at Public Auction
w to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, the ith
day of September next, at two O'Clock P. NJ,
at the door Of the Capitol in wa City, the fol-
lowing real estate of A. l. Willis, late of John
son County, DEF eased, to wit: The south half
Of the east half Of the south west quarter of Sec
ton eleven, GD township No. seventy mine;
G9) north Of range six, West of 9Th P. NJ. in said
Johnson county and State Of Iowa.
TERMS will be made known on the day OF
ale
NJ. RENO
Administrator of the estate Of A. l. Willis, dec.
Iowa City, August 3, lai7.-4t
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
State OF RoWa,
LINN COUNTY,
HuLDA JAMES, }
vs.. SPeIition for Divorce

HuLDA JAMES, ,
vs.. SPeIitlOn Tor Divorce
LUKE A. JAMES.
'HSti E SAID Luke A James will take notice
that On the 4rh day Of September. A
ID 1876. the sapl Hu!da James filed her pei
ton for a divorce, in he Disiric. Court ;or
the county Of Linn Territory Of Iowa, set.
ling forth that that the sad Luke a James
was nonresident of said Territory. and had
WIIiui'y deserted her for more than one
year. Wrhot cause.
Now, there ioEe, unless You the said Luke
james. personally be and appear before
The Judge OF the SAID Di'trct Court, on the
II 81 cay OF the next terra thereof 10 be held
al the court house in Marion, on the seventh
dag OF Jane next, and answer all alcaa
lonS contained IN Sad petition, the same
VIII BE- taken a confessed against you, and
the matters thereof ,!ecreed accordingly.
PORTER w EARL, Clerk.
PREsroN. :Soir
crit , lSi7
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
Medical Notice.
DOCTORS MURRAY & MCCORMICK

DOCTORS MURRAY e. MCCORMICK
HAVING dissolved partnership with DR.
II Silas Swan. in the practice of medicine,
offer their professional services to the CHI
zens of Iowa City and vicinity, and will at,
tend promptly to all calls.
They are always TO be found at their of
fee, day and night, unless absent on pro-
fessiona! business. Office on Clinton street,
a lew doors north Of Lyman Holes store.
lowe City, April 10, 1871.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
Iowa City College.

THE WINTER SESSIUJV OF this in
j siitu,ion. consisting Of two Terms Of
sleven weeks each, will commence on Mon
aav The 4,h inst, under the superintendence
Or Jhr. H. ". LArHRoP.
I've prices Of tuition will be those heretofore
:s,ablished By the Board OF Trustees.
Iowa City, Oct Isl, l847.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
lands LYING IN THE STATE OF IOWA,
Bepjamin s. Roberts, former
owner.
~ |a6arch 6. zeal the right, title. and inter

i"All the right, title. and inter
est OF Benjamin s. Roberts in
the reservation Of land he
tween the rivers Des Moines
and Mississippi. which was
reserved for the use oil The
half breeds belonging 10 the
Sac and Fox nations. or some
Of them, under a treaty be
tween the United Sta and
the said Indians. made a,
Washington on the 4,h day
Of August, 1924, and which
was afterwards wholly relin
pushed and vested IN said
half breeds with authority to
cell and devise the same by
aclof Congress Of the S0ih
June. 1884; and also especi
ally all his right, title. and in
terest in the claims Of Keshus
and ka asqua. two o!, the a.
bove hall breeds, which claim
was conveyed to said Roberts
bv deed dated the 25th May.
1887, and recorded in deed
book No. J. page 1903, by the
recorder Of Lee county. in the
former Territory Of Wisccn
sin; which interest now con-
sis,s Of Two thirds Of the
claims of said keshus, and
two thirds Of the claim Of
said kapasqoa. suhjec, 10 an
agreement heretofore made 10
Mary Roberts to Tie value oil
one twelfth OF an entire claiu,
and also an agreement here
toture made 10 JOHN Sinclair
Of one OF the said third paris.
mo division or partition vi the
above lands has been made
by VIII ch The quantity Of land
conveyed TO the United States
has been asceItained, but the
quantitv Is stated 10 be z 500
sores.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
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= etor oil THIS new and spacious house
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commodatlon Of the travelling communirv
and is determined TO spare no efror, or ex.
pense 10 giving satisfaction and comfort 10
all who may favor him with their custom
His rooms ale airy, elegantly furnished and
commodlons, and his table will at all times
be supplied with substantiaIs and luxuries
oil The best that The counrry affords. He
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Il landlord al The East, and with building
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enabled TO establish the character of the
NAPLES House upon par with the first
hotels IN the West Notwithstanding the
superior Style and extensive arrangeme nts
OF his house, his prices will be moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
tines. Boarders, transient and regular,
wall be charged no more than is customary
at The other hotels OF tbs cliv.
Connected with the establishment are
good stablIng accommodations on reasona
bic terms.
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and cor,tort Of his visitors, the proprietor
hopes 10 ntIIt and receive liberal sup
port from The public.
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