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which hive been handled over and owe
again, NJ snid rather than withdraw our ar
my without territorial indemnity, he
would 60 Zoe the whole Of Mexico. Aztec
nc concluded, Mr.. Foot interrogatcd Mr.
Eell us tn whether he knew Of any treat,
having been made by Mr.. Trist or Gen
Scott.
Mr.. Bell said his knowledge was dcri.
we'd merely from rumor-from that source
ne had heard that treaty Ind been rccciv.
ed by tho government, but nothing positive
MIR. Footc desired to put another cues.
ton. Mr.. Mangnm objected to such cate.
ch'sln1g, not only US being irregular but al.
together improper.
Mr.. Footc insisted that the system
commenced on tho other side Of the cham
bcr, lie asked Mr.. Bell what amount Of
indemnity he would require from Mexico,
and what security he would deem sufficient
il no favored cther'
Mr.. Bell considered The Rio G.andc as
the boundary line between Mexico and
Texas. lie would noe object to indemnity
under proper circumst anccs-such M were
honorable 10 both countries. The Senate
then adjourned over till Monday.
Honsc.-Mr. Wlmot desired q person.
al explanation, which was refused Aftcr
which numerous private bills were taken
up and passed.
A message from the President was re-.
ceivcd in obedience to resolution of the
House, giving the answer of Gen. Taylor
to the war department in reference 10 tho
Gaines letter. Gen. Taylor thinks the
rcpr:'nand hard, but that he will not shrink
from any responsibility imposed upon him
BY tho Prcsidcnt-ihnks that the withdraw
al OF tho confidence Of the President would
impair his usefulness in the army, nor did
ho believe that Gen. Chimes would have
published his letter had he supposed that i,
would have that effect.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
Scnatc.-T'hc House resolutions return
ing thanks to Gems. Scott aud Taylor, were
referred TO tho military committee.
Mr.. Baldwin's resolution, calling on the
President to furnish Mr.. Trist's proposition
of peace 90 tho Mexican Commissioners,
and the counter project, was adopted.
The debate on tho Ten Regiment Bill
was again resumed.
Mr.. Miller addressed tho Senate nj
length in opposition to the bill. lie con.
tended hat tho present force in Mexico was
sufficient 10 attain the legitimate purposes
of the wnr.
Mr.. Niles has TIC floor on this question
Tomorrow.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
HOusc.-Nr. Broadhcad's resolution to
allow tho widow Of tho late Mr.. Iior nbcck
the funeral expenses, the same as il he had
been buried ut Washington, was referred to
the committee on accounts, after un address
by Mr.. Atkinson.
Several bills Of minor importance were
reported, read twice and referred.
Tho bill authorizing loan of eighteen
and half millions Of dollars, was taken up.
Mr.. vinton moved 10 substitute sixteen
Tor eighteen aud half. lie argued the
whole question at length, and predicted ,ha,
moro would be wanted than is now asked
g..
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HE undersigned bcgs leave 20 inform
- the citizens Of Davenport and the surround
ing country, that he has established himself in
the Wn,ch-rcpairing business, and that he is
now prepared to execute orders, with which, n
kind public may favor him, in workmanlike
manner. by strict attention tn his business he
hopes 10 gain the confidence AMI d liberal pa.
tronngo ofthc public in general.
Old gold and silver bought or exchanged.
T.. N. II. JESSEN.
Davenport, July god, i6I7. Att
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Aftp ADVERTISEMENTS.
REGULAR PACKET.

For Keokuk, .sonfrosr, .Sauroo Fort Madison Pom
fusue, Daiis burlington Oqua,rka keilhsturgh
.Nsr Bosion Port Louisa bloomington Drury's
Landing Ffe7,ort B,Daio Rockingham Rock
Inland aud Davenport.
A TnElightdraughtsieam
Ger UNCLE TOBY.
HESRy X. DAY, Master, will on tho opening Of
navigation commence her regular trips 40 Pack
ct, landing nj all tie above points for freight and
passengers. Shippers and passengers may rely
upon the Uncle Toby continuing in the trade du-
ring the season, and also upon the unrcmitting
attention OF the officers TO the interest Of shippers
and comfort Of passengers. The Toby being Of
very light draught will not lay up on account Of
low water. Her regular days Of leaving ST Lou
is will be Mondays, passing all the towns above
tho Rapids in daylight on Wednesday; leaving
Davenport ON her downward trip every Thurs
day morning Mt o'clock, A NJ.
February Oath i8l8. pats
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~. W. ohnNus TOT publishing kin
Amencan or Reformed Practice of Medi.
cine, in two volumes complete.
VeL 1.-THE basis Of this volume will n. "A.
a'st two volumes OF my large work, called the
american Practice, originally published IN svo
sonncs. All a.. rancous matter, not immedi-
Me', practical, will Be revised. and the rcsul, 81
,,'y a@.c e'I'cal practice and experience, % 10
~. ~. Ps''"n q publication, will be cmbodied.-
!. par ".ah', WI constitute complete Eclectic
VI Meicru'cd Practice OF Medicine.
vi i,s volume will contain complete
sSs'rm OF Medical Boiany, Therapeutics, and
fharmacy, illustrated by the mos, spIcnd;3 eol.
oree engrav'ngs ever issued in this country.
n.en volume will be complete ia itself, and
49,, msy oe nad separate OF together. NY
omy and Physiology, illustrated hy numerous
aud splendid cngravings, arc in course Of prcpa-
ration, aud will shortly appear
Jan. q, i848.-sO-y w. BEACH, M. y.
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CABINET MAKING.

VHE SUBSCRIBER would res
- pcetfully inform tho citizens Of Davcn.
port and vicinit, that he 10 now prepared. To
manufacture evsry description Of Cabinet rork
on the shortest notice, and for nca,ncss aud ,,-
rabiiity Of workmanship not to be cxcellcd BY
any in the West lie intends keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Ware, consisting OF
Bureaus, Btd'teads, Dining, Bfcikiast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Wsrk
Stands, Ell.
Which he will dispose Of for READY PAy, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive in paw
meni all kinds Of marketable Country Produce,
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never refuse
Cash.
The subscriber 10 also prepared to do
TURNING IN WOOD OR IRON
with nca ness and expedition.
All orders from distance promptly attended
70, il accompanied by the pay.
COFFiNS made with despatch and at low
rate.
snor on Front Street, in the rear Of the Ga.
zctic Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, 1913. 23-,f
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NOTICE IL hereby given that Henry
= Fox has filed hill In (hnnrerr - ~. ~.

NUIICE y hereby given that Henry
Fox has filed . bill in Chsnccry in tho Die
snct conr, Of Scott county, in the State cf Iowa.
against Frances NJ. Whiting and Jamcs d. Sush-
enano, the object and prayer Of which is to scs
aud executed by William +. Bradshaw and v;ls
to said Frances NJ. Whiting for the southwest
quarter OF section number six T6l in tow nship
number scvcnsy-scven 20 north Of range mum.
Der three IL cast Of fifth principal meridian and
also to set aside as fraudulent deed Of convey.
ancc Tor the same tract Of land madc and oxecu.
ted by said Frances NJ. Whiting to said Jamcs
y. Sutherland and 20 subject the said tract of
land y the payment of judgment obtained ~
said Henry Fox against one William q. Knirht.
JAMES TIIORlNGTON, Clerk OF
tho District Court of Scott co.
Davenport, Jan. 9th, i8a8 eO-6w
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011gU1AL LAND AGENCY.
VHE subscribers have opened

ME SuOSCrIDerS HHVC opened
- an office in this place Tor the transactio
Of a General Land Agency business.
They will give prompt and efficient attention
to the sale and purchase of real estate, to the
payment Of taxes, investigation Of titles, renting
OF Houses or Farms and To all other matters con-
nected with an Agency Of that kind.
They arc also prepared to make any entries
at the Land Office in this District on very rea-
sonablc terms
Those who have real estate which they wish
to dispose OF, will find il 10 their interest TO cm.
ploy our services.
EBENEZER COOK,
GEO. u. SARGENT.
Davenport, Oct. q, l34-.
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THE LAST CALL.

THE LAST CALL.
~ Ii persons knowing themselves in
- dcbtcd to US either by Note or Book nc
count, and do not settle the same by the first day
OF March next, will have their notes and ac-
counts placed in the hands Of an Officer for COL
lection. We hope all persons indebted to us
will come forward aud pay up aud save them
selves costs.
BURROWS g. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport january 90, 1917.
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MAfsRgED.

On "Wednesday evening, 10th inst, by Rev. B.
F. DRABRook, Mr.. l.. w. CLEMMONS to Miss
EMILY L. wILCOxSON. both formerly Of
Stratford, Fairfield CO., Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE.
MOLINE FOUNDRY.

las. FERGUS 4 n. =. DURO8D.
"NDER the name and style Of Fsneus
e. BryoRp, will continue to execute Ill q.
dcrs Castings, Engines, &c. &c. q he No.
line Foundry,
CASTINGS FOR SALE
At the Store e N. D. BuSoss. 10 Rock lelsni.
where orders may be left.
December Is, l847. I<-ly
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ST. LorIs, Feb. th,-Whoat, sp., 20 a IS;
mixed, IS 30; winter, 90 n %. Flour, 400 a
AIS. Corn, ear, % %; Gate, 81 n %; Barley,
40c. Rye, 45c.
Chicago, Fcb'ry. 10 Wheat, spring, GO Go;
winter, 70 90. Flour, $500 S4,75. Pork,
S2,75 800. Corn, shcl'd, &c. Oats, % a 24c.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

y SMALL lot Of Rail and Picket
Z Fencing Cor sale chenp.
May II. 9. LESSLIE.
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Washington Hotel.

Coraei Of Chicago and We6ster street. Joliet.
4::S THIS capacious and com,nodious es-
IN Establishment has been leased and newly
fitted up by the subsc riber, who respec-
tlruIy solirits share of the patronage Of the
travelling and local public. ..s
Having had several years experience in the
business, ae aauers himself that all those who
may favor him with their patronage, will not be
disappointed in his endesvours to please; as he
intends 20 leave nothing undone which may add
to the comfort of all those who may favor hirl
with a call. .rt ID
The location of the "Washington" is on one
of the most business streets in the place and near
the great Hydraulic power created BY the canal
basin. LIS situation is the most convenient and
pleasant 20 travellers and to those having business
in the town Of any other Hotel IN the place.
lie is determined that the merits Of his table
and Bar. shall be second to none in the place.
He earnestly solicits a call from his friends and
the travelling public, when they can judge for
themselves. ]. EAMAN. d.
Joliet. July 9TH. 1873
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EXcET.I.ENp olNTMLN1,

MR. SLOAN Dear Siri For a considerable
length of time was seriously afflicted with the
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larry afflicted with the distressing complaint TO
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Very respectfully yours,
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Princeville, Peoria Co.. IT,, May l ) ls48. =
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By the President of the United States

IN pursuance of law, I, JAMES X. POLK,
PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA, do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales will he held at the aforementioned
Land Offices, in the State Of Wisconsin, at the
per iods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the Land Office at rhe FALLS OF ST.
CROIX RIVER" commencing OH MONDAY,
the fourteenth day Of August next, for the dispo.
sal of the public lands within the underInen-
toned tow Lships and fractional townships, to
wit:
North of the base line, and arest of the
fourth principal meridian.
townships twenty-five and twenty six oil range
ONE
Townships twenty-five, twenty-six, and TWEEN
iy-seven, of range TwJ. s..t
Townships twenty-eight and twentJ-nine, of
range SEVENTEEN,
townships twsnty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty
and thirty two, of range EIGHTEEN.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships
thirty-one and thirty two, of range NINETEEN.
Fractional townsl Ups twenty-nine and thirty,
and townships thirty one and thiny-two, Of range
TWENTY
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on
MONDAY. the twenty-eigrth day of August
next, for the disposal Of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, to wit;
North of the base line. and ,rest Of the
fourth principal meridian.
Fractional townships twenty six and tweI ty.
seven, and townships twenty eight, twenty mine,
thirty; thrty-one, and ihir,y-two. Of range TWEEN
TY-oNE ,.
Fractional townships twenty-six, twenty-seven
and twenty-eight, and townships tweDIy-nine,
thirty, thirty one, aud thirty two, of range TWEEN
TY-Two.
Fractional townships twentY-eight and twenty
nipe, and townships thirty and thirty-one, Of
range TwENTY.THREE. A ..
Fractional townships twenty@Dine, thirty, and
thirty -Cne, Of range TwENTY-FoUR.
At the Land Office at GREEN BAY, COM
mencing on MONDAY, the twenty-fTst day OF
August next, for the disposal of the public lands
| situated within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, viz: =
North of the base line, and east of the
fourth principal meridian.
Townships thirty-fve, thirty-six, and thirty
seven, and fractional township thiny-eight of
range TWENTY.
Fractional townships thirty-fve, thirty-six,
| thirty-seven and Ihirty-eight, of range Twenty
ONE. -s .bt.s
Fractional townships thiny-ive, thir,y-six,
thirty -scven an thirty-eight, Of range TWENTY,
TWO. -...ss 1921 80. F.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF
clu1eu from the sales. s
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed, and pso-
coed in the order in which they are advertised,
with all convenient dispatch, until the whole
shall have been offered and the Sales thus closed
But no sale shsll be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry Of any of the lands
viii be admitted Until after the expiration Of the
two weeks. s--ssf fze
| Given under my hand at the City Of Wssh-
/ ington, this eighth day Of May, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and forty-eigbt.
i By the President: -..--..-.
RIcHARD NJ. You've,
| Comusissioner oftbe General Land lsgiee.
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Conference.-The undersigned,a AN as.
sociation OF Ladies' anxious to tender you
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Will Circuit Court, Of the October
Term, 1848.
MARTIN H. DEMMoND,I
2 Us Landlords warrant.

SAMUEL TAYLOR,
THE above named Plaintiff having filed in
this Court landlords warrant, and inventory
Of the property distrained by virtue thereof, and
sued out of said Court a writ Of summons, direct
ed to the sheriff of Will county, commanding him
to summon the said Samuel Taylor to appear at
a certain term of this Court nUw past; and hav.
ing also filed proof of the non residence of the
said Samuel Taylor,
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given to the
said Samuel Taylor defendant as aforesaid, that
he is hereby required to appear before the said
Court the first day of the next term thereof 10
be hLIeD at the court house in Joliet, in tho id
county, ON the second Monday of October next,
and show cause why judgment shall NOT be len
dered against him, in favor of the above named
Martin II. Delnmond, in the above entitled cause
according to the claIm Of the said Demmond. az
expressed in the aforesaid Landlords warrant.
WIN. SMITH; Clerk.
OsoooD & ITrTLk. Plaintiff = Ast'ys.rY s8f
Joliet, July %, 1913. go Z: 6S i
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Will County Circuit Court. In Chan.
Cery-ot the October Term, 1913.
Bill for Divorce .
Ann Eliza Elwood.

Ann Eliza Elwood.\ s .a ar..t..-a.+
THE complainant in the above cause having
filed in this Office his b II Of complaint for Dr.
vorce in the above entitled cause, on the Chan
Gerry side of said Court, with proof of the non
residence of the defendant in said cause; and
having also procured to be issued to The sheriff of
said county e Will writ ofSummons comman-
ding him to summon said defendant to appear
aud answer the Bill Of complaint OF said COM
plainant at the above term of this Court;
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given to the
said defendant that unless she shall personally
be and appear before the said Circuit Court of
Will county aforesaid TN the rst day of the nexl
term thereof, TO be hidden at the court house in
Joliet. in said county, ON the second Monday of
October next, and thsn and there answer the bill
of said complainant, or the matters and things
charged therein will be taken as confessed, and a
decree had according to the prayer of said bill.
VIM. SMITH, Clerk.
OsGooD & LITTLE, Compartments Solicitors.
Joliet, July 81. l846. 7:6w
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%. s.. DUNHANG e 90.

ARE now receiving a splendid assortment: of
shelf and heavy hardware among which are the
following attic les: Iron, Plough, Cast, German,
English and American Blistered Steel, Darling's
Harris, Bolood's aud Warmers Grass and Cra-
die Sylhss, Mill and * cut Saws, Anvils. VII
ces, Hay and Manure Forks, Rakes, well and
cistern Pumps, Nai's and Spikes of every des-
cription, White Lead and Linseed Gil, Glass
and Putty. all of ~hich and variety OF other
articles will be sold ve,y cheap for cash
Mat lnl;na I.,.,n ldth 1919