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CHARLESTON NECK
roe H O. U s u.

{ Corner of 81. Philips and Panderhorst Streets
Have now on hand and constantly receiving by
arrivals from the North, large quantities OF CLEAN
ICE, from the Crescen, pond, near prov'dence'
per pound.
From the proximity this House to the Rail Road
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has OF
being constantly supplied with the best article
he confidently invites the attention Of Ho;el Keep
ers and others All Orders 10 any part OF The
Country attended to with care and despatch' ano
the subscriber would agree 10 deliver Ice free
from all charges, including freight, to any point o
the South Carolina Rail Road at ic per. pound
nhcn a hggshead or more IS takcn A hosshead
contains from 600 to 700 lbs
Any Information in regard to the manner Of con.
struciing boxes for the preservation OF Ice IRON
melting, will be given on application to
JOHN b. MARTIN. Agent. .
Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road l24 cts
Charl ston, May ], ~ 4t
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Fresh Fruit.

Oranges and Lemons, Currants, Rasins, CitroI
and Almonds, just received by
JAS. McEWEN.
June % IF 20
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N OTTO E,
NOTICE.,
To the Widows, Orphans and Disa.
bIed Soldiers of the Palmetto
RaOirnanf

The Legislature having appropriated further
sum for the benefit of the Widows, Orphans, and
disabled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment, appli-
cation therefor may be made Immediately 10 the
Subscrb ~ who haa been appointed, by the Cover
nor, commissioner for Capt Mohats Company.
Suficent evidence of the claims Of the applicants,
and also in regard to their means Of support, must
be produced to the Commissioner, to be transmit
ted to The Governor by whom The fund will be ap.
portioned. THOS. SALMOND.
May24, lS49. At %
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South Carolina. .Kershaw District.
nv JoHIR r. Joy. ESQ. ORDINARY.

ny JOHN r. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, Geo. B. Pearson applied to me for Let.
,ers of Administration de bons non on al! and sngu
lar the goods and chates rights and credits OF Saml
$. Tayior late Of the said District, deceased These
are therefore, TO cite and admonish all and sing"-
lar the kindred and creditors nf the said deceased
to be and appear before me at our next ordin Try
Court for the said district, to be holden at Camden
court house on the 18th day Of July next, to show
cause if any they can, why said administrator
should not be granted
Given under INV hand and deal, this 25th day Of
Iunc, in the year Of our Lord one thousa nd
eight hundred and forty nine, and in the I'D year
,f American Independence.
..,s, g.,a4.... J. R. JOY, o. h. D. .
J,,o OF 96 2t
Plaster Paris, superior article.
Direct from the Manufacturer, for sale by
e. l.. CHATTEN. q
June 81 20
Sugars.
fresh supply of Crushed Clarified and Pow
lercd. Sugar.
June q If 70
Scgars.
a vcry choice 10: of Consolaceon's Gold Leaf,
md Rio Honde.
Co. x-ALSo-- Z
Fresh Snda Crackers.
. For sale by T. BONNELL g. GO. i
June 23 If ~ 26
- ---- Carriages.
The subscriber has NOW OIL hand, variety OF
Carriages, Buggies, Rocka&ays, &C., and Harness,
which he offers for sale at reduced prices. 8
He is prepared TO build and to repair every de-
pton of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheelbar-
row &c, and all kinds of Iron work, either for
plantation or other use.
IIoraes carefully and neatly shod:
ROBERT MAN.
June - # 26
To Rent.
The house on Rutledge, ST., recently occupied
5y the subscriber. Also the tenement opposite
Mai. II. S. MofTat's residence.
JOHN WORKMAN.
Jnne q, 1S4S. &c If
Lost.
Between DR.. 2emp's Store and II. Levy's, on
Monday morning last, sum of money wrapped up
IN piece OF newspaper. The finder will be lib.
.rally rewarded, if required, on leaving it at this
|ofice.
June OF tf C6
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Segars. Segars.
BARGAINS for the Summer Months

Bargains for the Summer Months
The subscriber will sell of, bis present stock Of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, etc.i at a
very small advance on cos: price, as he intends
moving into Mr.. VIM. Workman's new store on
the LIST Of October next.
Those who wish Bargains would do well to call
soon, as the goods will be positively sold lop, to
make room for an entirely new stock in the Fall.
JAMES WILSON.
At Mr.. H. Levys old stand
June 15 If "a
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g g, ,..-s-1.lisUMMER TRAVEIt,zs;
OVER THE IS SOUTH.C CAR LIN tTIIIIE
10. s:GEORGIA,sAND; WESTERN AND .assyi
,a,.. ,ATLANTICyRAILRoADS,e eil& Z. s.. !,
80 $50 80 50 rs s -

.. n
90 80 90 50 g ~
BY recent arrangement between the above
manned companies, Tickets at Low RATE OF FARE
Twill be issued, good at any time between the 18th
June and 10Th October to Families, Pleasure Par
ties or individuals wishing to visit lheup country,
ssay: -"
From Charleston, Columbia, Camden. or inter.
mediate points to Dalton Ga 407 miles, and return
for $l5, with the privilege Of stopping at all the
Towns on the route, and also Of travelling at "T%o
Gents per Mile" during the same period, from sta.
!tion TO station anywhere on the Ronte.
From Charleston 10 Rome Ga. 3S5 Miles, and
return for Sl5, with the privilege OF stopping at
|a the towns on the route, and also Of travelling at
1.-TWO Gents per Mile" during the came period
from station TO station anywhere on the Route.
Children under ID years and servants half
price. Infants free.
GEO. 8. HACKER,
Agent Transportation s. Z. K. K. C..
June 20 If .sf 25
Shirts.
Just received from New York fresh supply Of the latest
styles also ut low prices So%meI CGth and Psaa!Sos
| lime 1s 1s4e Ct IS
To Planters.
The subscribers have received supply Of
Double Wheel Corn ShelleH
Grain Cradles,
/ Scythe Blades,
Reaping Hooks, &C. i
They have on hand few Of Ea,tmants Patent Straw
Cuttes, which they selling at Manufacturss g,,s.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
June 1s, 1s4s. 2t 50 Is
CrOckcry, &c.
The subscribers have opened an assortment Of
White French China,
...ts &c" Granite Ware, .'.' e"
Blue Delf Glassware &C. ,f.-ns "A
(which they will sell by the seIt or single piece.
McDOWALL & COOPER
June 90 2t 'f-- ~" '.s''sf - 70
For Sale.
CRUSHED, Clarified, Loaf White Havana and
Brown Sugars. -...-..
... -ALSO- -.'.
Soda and Sugar Biscuit and Pilot Bread, >.
- - ..-.- JAMES McEWEN.5
Jnne 20 ...-- -.-t If -a 25
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Corr, Mehf b77a ssssls''ssssrf-T

3 Corn Meal. = ,.
The subscriber keeps constantly ffsbh
ground Corn Mealsfor family use. 90
e-rz, r;i"g'sa.e5.s szrse - - OHM INGRAh6Es
June 13 zyas7f ~ sstf j rs lgs 80 241s,
The Camden and Charlotte stage
VIII, till further moi ce; leave CaRden aas g
o'clock A. NJ, on Mondays, ssssednssday sand So
Ali packages or parcels mist be IheS StagS
Office. and it to be delivered 90 the road must
prepaid, ,s.s,;.:.Tf .. sssi,y 80 ss,
No package OF parcel will be delise5ga be5 St
such places as the Stage, usual stops q -
sSa -, - = JAMES sMefsy ~ -.
ia II fess24 49, smss,ts
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Notice.
The subscriber is receiving large addition to
his stock of Groceries. consisting Of all the leading
articles. Country people will find it to their inter
est to call There is also fine assortment at bis
store Up town, third door above Nj. Ducker & CO.
He has also received direct from Florida, 90, ,OOO
best Cuba filled Scgars, they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold much lower than ever known
i'm this market or elsewhere, say from S5to Sc pr
thousand. ii. HOLLEYMAN. ::
Camden, 18th June, If "a
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The Childs First Book in Geography.

The ChildS First Book In Geography.
A Primary Geography, designed as an introduc.
ton 10 Smiths popular "New School Geography.
illustrated with ls colored Maps, AID upwards OF
100 beautiful cngravDgs. Philadelphia; Grigg'
Elliot g. Co, 1919.
For sale by ALEXANDER foUNd.
May % # ~ -
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!. W, BASKIW, Auctioneer.

Will attend promptly and faithfully, to All bu.i
ness entrusted 10 Ills care. May be found at tn!
Sheriffs Of6cp--or two doors above 'Boyd's Hotel
. Jan 10 Il s,.....,;51 )
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Extract of 1euer fronafheR Rss.s sDEskssde Shzz
Dayisyille. Bucks countys AuQast 9th s3887<
DR, KEBLBR,s sssARsAPAfs1I;flN

For the permanent cure and rernovq .d az JlssIsc
viz: Chronic diseases Of the Ghsst.
chs, Catafrh, Pleulsy, Scfofula in aI iE frits
Scad head Blotc6es of the face, 9E as
swenes Hip.ioint affection. deep sea,sa
bones, dwellings Of the joints Uleer, disteB
sleicurinl and als Hereditary Spfsdip
&C., wiil ind he Sarsapariia an elegant
rcucval:, fsssSs' s<g.s fsss i.ss3Tf sSS5sfss
or For Details certificates, &cr see ctciila 7
Price 81 per Bottle, large size, bottles S. = -.
June 90. lS4s .,,rf y..ss.,,. IS ,tsg y, .zf.ss2
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Piano Tuning.

Josspn Frey from Charleston, respectfully an.
nouuces TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Camden
and vicinity, that he viii visit Camden at least
twice year.. for the purpose Of tuning and re.
pairing Pianos, Organs. &c. &c. =. @s'
Orders left at Mrs. A. H. Hart t'swll be promptly
aattendedsto.s Whenever there orders left as
aabovc. sufficient 10 jus,i bimsip coming he will
- Do 90 ptenptlyssa eossos 'ss ,reiav es 90 %
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DAS9GS@s

I AJSa3&JSfo . =
he MR.. A. BERGER respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden, that he will
teach second and last quarter at this place. The
new quarter to begin on the 2nd Of July. Per
sons wishing to join or to send their children, are
requested to eend their names before the 25th
inst. Should class be formed at Kirkwood, Mr..
B. would also attend it. For particulars apply at
Camden Hotel. $50 .'f- e..
NJ B. During the second quarter, the beautiful
though plain Polka Quadrilles will be taught, with
Waltz, new Cotillions, new steps, &c. p. -
June l3 1t II
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Rocky Mount. on Tuesday
ryening, the l2,h inst, by the Rev. ]. J. Du
! Bose, Capt. J. +. SuMxERvILLx, {" kershaw,
10 Miss EMMA BARKLEY of Fairfield.
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adj pIt is now universally concedsd. that Rheumatism,
I:ort Paiu or Weakness Of the Back, Side Breast,
ioa,sbe cured sooner by tho Of the Jew Davids
or Hebrew Plaster than by any other rcnety known
10 man. EE.
We would advise onr frienfls and others, who are
afflicted with this truly .inful maady, 10 make ni
scdiafe use Of iio Jew DAvds Hebrew Plaster, o.
single trial will place il beyond tho rcach Of compe.
tition and eovnco the most ucreduous Of it' s'pcri
,.sor medical virtues. For saio by
,.47fs> >s,.i-res4 JAMES r. MckAIN, Camden
- s,s June l2. 20 zrg. .a "a At
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Bookkeeping.
The subscriber proposes opening an Academy
in Camden, 10 teach the usefni science Of Book.
Keeping on a new plan, which saves nineteen
parts out of twenty, of writing in ii Journal,
(Day Book and Journal being bound together)-.
young gentlemen may rely upon speedy success in
this necessary art-charges suited 10 the times
SIS for session of 6 weeks-roference to Mail
John Cantey and Gen. Jas. ". Cantey, Camden,
for subscription list.
st.. e.. A. P. JOHNSTON. 4
lie offers his sevices in writing up accounts,
&c. &c, also as Scrivener &c.
Subscription list at MIR. Young's Book Store:
June l3 st "a
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The subscribers having large stock of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy and Family Groce-
ries, Fine and Common Liquors, Assorted Syfipsi
etc. etc Purchasers will find il to their interest
to call and examine them before purchasing else
|whGre.
June t3 tt "a
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Wild Western Scenes.
|God Mines Of The Gila, a sequel 10 Old Hicks the
Guide.
Dermo, O'Brien, or the taking Of Tredah; tale o
1640.
American Joe Miller.
Angelina Ludmorc. or the life Of beauty.
Valerie; a tale by Capt. Marryat.
ELLEN Wareham; by Miss Pickering.
Men of Capital by Mrs. Gore.
Fernando or the Fallen Angel.
The Deer Stalkers by Frank Forester.
Agnes Morris or the Heroine Of domestic life.
|Ciement Lorinler, dc. a. YOUNG.
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Notice.

Spanish Scgars, Nc.s iso
Superior Spanish Segars. Of choice ibrantis aud
the best chewing and smoking Toboeco: %
may % A. p ALLEN:
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weather Diary during the past Week.

TauEt,G Fever and lAgne finally Conquered!
sss'This dscasnghss at length met with an opponent
sbcfors (which 4 has had 10 yield. lin the India Choia.
sEoguc, prepared By Charles ossood, NJ. D. This gen
feman resided several years in infected District il
Michigan, making Fever and Agua. It's cause, eHec
and cure his study, and from The knowledge THUS nc
.squired. he aeompoanded the above named medicine
-'islsich has neser get 5ecn knocn to fail. -r
- hNumerous certificates from nen Of the highest res
iNpscisbiiy, tcsying its great efficacy. can be seor
lo, application 10 the nnderdgncd agent in Camden (
q, F JAMES r. McKAiN. !
shJuns ~ et5--sG "a At )
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Bricks and Lumber ~ = -
The subscriber has on hand upwards Of 100000
Bricks and about 10000 feet of saved Lumber
the former he offers at rery reduced price, i
taken soon, the object being to clear awayto make
more. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR.
Camden 9Th June, lS49. 4t %
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18

of the spiral-shaped butte, now known as
Jacobs Tower;' and as tile troop near ed
1t, the felon was not more than one hun
dred yards ahead. His escape seemed
impossible, for the rocky structure was Of
considerable height, and It's irregular sides
looked as steep as the walls Of house.
Hence even the savages were astonished
when they beheld Moore leap from his
steed land still supporting the weight Of his
burden, began 10 ascend The extraordinary
butte. He had discovered narrow and
difficult crevice that enabled him 10 climb
70 the top of the precipice. Most of the
Snakes, notwithstanding the entr eaties of
their female leader, drew back, afraid to
attempt the dangerous elevation. But
Henry paused moi amoment CIinging to
his rife, he urged his waysur the irown-
ing cliff, and by the utmost cxertions, at
last succeeded in gaining the dizzy summit
Moore, having despaired Of eluding the
pursuit Of the Soshones, was endeavoring
10 murder the beautiful Enlrra. Being
unprovided with weapons, which he had
lost in his f1ight,,h human fend was che
king his captive to death. One bound
brought Henry within striking distance.
He could not take time to cock his rife.
A single blow from the heavy iron barrel
went crushing through the bones Of the
villains skull, and sent him to settle his
final account at bar where the court is
witness as vel! as judge.
Henry at first supposed that his young
bride was corpse. He pressed her pale
lips to his own, They were covered with
white foam, and felt chill and frosty. Oh!
what horror, that SO much youth and
beauty should perish by such death!
But few minutes Of gentle pressure ia
that warm and gentle bosom. of which she
was sole queen and idol, served to re-ani-
mate her tainting form. Her eyes shohe
again like the jewel Of night after pas
sing cloud, and sweet murmur rippIed
in the calm atmosphere on the peak Of
Jacobs Tower, Dearest | have had q
dreadful dream tss ss-a .ra.s.'......
Those who would hear more Of Henry
and Emma, must take trip TO the foun.
tains o. Feather river, California.
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From the n. o. Picayune.
The Cholera.

He moves in the might Of his phantom sway,
As the siroc fierce on its desert way
He darkens the sheen of the ocean wave,
And they sink by scores to their deep.dcep grave.
His step is here--but we catch not its fall,
We only start c. the coffin and pail,
And turn with quivcring heart away, ..- ae
For the dagger of death is at random play.
From the deep, dark den Of his Asian home,
He comes, DER our fair green earth 10 roam;
He laughs at the height Of the mountain chain,
He sweeps DER the face OF the deep blue main.
the scep.re falls at his daring glance
The soldier sheathcs his quiv'ring lance;
With pailid brow and haggard eye,
The peasant turns to his cot to die.
He sweeps in his ruthless might along;
And hushed is the voice Of mirth and song;
The lamp goes out, and the dying groan
Wakes no sound, save its echo, lone.
He lays his hand on The bctcd door,
And his shadow falls On the darkened floor;
The baby springs with its coral bells
One piteoos shrek; and the death-bard tells.
The old man bows in his mute despair,
Nor points to his crown OF silvcry hair;
The maiden and loved one 70 more shall meet
He sleeps in the folds ofhis winding sheet.
He comes! he comes! the mournful swell
OF the ,nuf1led drum and the tolling bell
Strikes the heart with wild dismay-
Our friends, our friends are passing away.
Oh, who will oppose the wild torrent gushing
We cannot Stay the hurricane, rushing;
The angel is here, the shadowy one,
And we cannot undo the deeds he has done.
Father Almighty Merciful One
by the God-like prayer Of thy holy Son, easz
Forcgyeus! FORGIVE us!' and take from our hearth
This demon that sheds oer the heart its wild dearth
And loi in the distance, the heavens are bowed,
The step Of omnipotence breaks on the cloud;
The angel of death spreads his pinions Of gloom,
And light has sprung up o'er the shade of the tomb
a1.tts4 ."1' EsIELLE.
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So, Of Susscripsion.-Two Dollars per annum
.s,.nce. or within six months from the com.
nII..,nent OF the term Of subscription, Two Dol
s. and atty cents; if payment il delayed until af
expiraiion Of the year Three dollars will in
.;.hv ne demanded; One Dollar for six months
I'D n advance, il not, One Dollar and fifty cents
must be paid.
-. assertion, $l,00; each subsequent insertion,
"a :. cents-larger ones in proportion. Advertise.
Ssn,s sent to the Office for insertion, without de-
"snatng the number Of insertions, will be continu
- nntil ordered out, and charged accordingly.
r9.Libcral deductions made to yearly advertisers.
pLetters directed to the Editors, in order to re
.o;ve attention, MUST BE POST PAID.
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GEs. TAYLon's FIEsr ExEcu71vE
CoMMUstcAT1oN.-A amusing story is
told Of Gen Taylor first essay at making
an Eexecut:ve communication. II is GUS
tomary to appoints committee Of the SEN
ate to wait on the President ofthe United
States to inform him that the body has or
iganized and is ready to receive communi-
cations. Gen. Taylor, no, acquainted
with this form, sent Col Bliss with some
nominations while MI Atchison and the
other members Of the committee were on
their way to announce that the Senate was
ready TO receive communications. The
General, shocked that he had kept the
Senate waiting, as he thought, started,
turned round, and exclaimed, "Wherc is
Bliss? sent those nominations by him
two hours ago." Mr.. Atchison bit his
lips to prevent smile. while the bystan-
tlefs were highly amused at the naive
Schagrin Of The old General that Bliss had
kept the Senate waiting. -" e2lis.'..ss..
~. e
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L. b. PATTERSON,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
II Iowa, will attend to all business entrusted to
him in the line of his profession.
March, 1913.
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TFu1LIc No. 23.l

PUBLIC NO. GS.J
IN ACT to aid the State of Louisiana in draining
the swamp lands therein.
/, Be It enacted ~ the Senate and House OF Repre-
sena.rvcs Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That 10 aid the State Of Louisiana
in constructing the necessary evees and drains to
rec ala the swamp and overnc ~ d lands ,crein te
whole of those swamp and overfiowed lands, which
may be, or are found unfit for cultivation, shall be,
and the samesare hereby, granted 10 that State.
SEC. 2. and be it further enacted, That as soon
the Secretary of the Treasury shall be advised by
the governor Of Louisiana that that state has made
the necessary preparation to defray the expenses
thereof he shall cause personal examination to be
made. under the direction Of the surveyor general
thereof, by experienced and faithful deputies OF all
the swamp lands therein which are subject to
flow, and unfit for cultiration and list of the
10 be made Out and certified by the deputies and
surveyor general 10 the Secretary of the Treasury.
who shall approve the same, far as they are not
claimed or held By individuals; and on that aprro-
val, the fee simple TO said lands shall vest in the
said state Of Louis TO the disposal Of the
Legislature thereof: Proridea, hcrerrr, That the
proceeds OF said lands shall be applied exclusively,
as far necessary, to the construction OF the leyees
and drains afore said.
Sac. g. Ant be it fnrthe! enacted, That in max
ing out list OF these swamp lands, subject to over
flow, and unfit for cultivation, all legal sub divisions
the greater part of which is Of that character shall
be included in said list; but when the greater part OF
subdivision is not of that characters the whole of
it shall be excluded therefrom: Provided however,
That the provisions of this act shall not apply to any
lands fronting rivers, creeks bayous, water-cour
ses, &C., which have been surveyed into lots
tracts under the acts of third March, eighteen hun
drcd and eleven, and wemty-fonrtn May, eighteen
hundred and twenty four: And provided further.
That the United States shall in manner be held
liable for any expenses incurred selecting these
lands and making out the lists thereof for making
any surveys that may De required to carry out the
provisions of IN is act.
Approved March ., 1919.
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"a DEAp.--PErEa s. TowxsRsD D. lof New
York. formerly connected with the press
Of that city, died on Tuesday Of last week.
.sg5eg 9ca55s sd iiiw bFa .z1si - as5Tq 81
.zzesss IS s9.-sss. ..c....<e
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JOB PRINTING.

fJNHE Reporter Office having been thoroughly rem
ova.ed the proprietors are prepared to execute
wsrlg MnArMBss AMID ngspATGJE
PLAIN AND FANCY
@s4asr Dg8ress 8siatias,
Such rs
p.,o.s. HoRsE-BILLs,
PAMPHLETS, LAhLLs,
r.cr,Apa BALL TICKETS,
uvnR,IIs JUSTICES BLANKS,
n,,xr Co. ORDERS, BLANK DEEDS,
S,rnys, BLASxs, OF MORTGAGE DEEps,Sc
ALL xiSDs,
rs-Al orders by mail accompanied by the Cash.
viii receive prompt attention.
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w. PENN. CLARK,

A rrosvEY at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
n iowa CITY, Iowa, will attend TO all bushes
,,sd 10 his care in the U. s. District Court, and
ts Supr sue aud District Courts of the State of To-
,-.. and also act as LAND AGENT. OFFICE, No,
IT, iswa Avenue, over the Store lately occupied by
NJ Murray.
kys.i a.. I0l9..ly 1 t- -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18
Public Laws Of ille United states.
By AUTHORITY.

Acts and Resoiufions passed al the Second session Of
the Thirtieth Congress.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18

CCYTHES and SNEATHES--a good article O.
- grass and grain S,ythes: Also, shoves, Spades
Ptchforks Glass Sc Just received and for sale low
by 6. u. luck +
April 70. -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18
NOTICE.

l shall be absent FROM ts,s place for son.e
tine, would inform the public that my son,
THEODORE SANxAY, will attend to my business AMI
interests here during my absence, my authorized
Agent.
FREDERICK SANXAY.
Iowa City, April II, 1s4s. 't-3