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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

Albany Eroails J0Srae Of Thursday. speaking OF the
conspiracy reported to have been srrsngsd BY certain
Wings OF state Senate 10 bsre the wishes Of the
m-or,y In the Legislature regard to the election Of
81 ;. Senator 70 succeed Mr. Dix says
The project which the whig Press OF New. York %
promptly rsbuked has cot been carried into effect
The NhiE Sens;ors met again last evening and by =
aeriaed majority, rss0lrea % acct n CaHc1s with The
Nhiz Members Of the Assembly. for the purpose
Of dschsrzing high duty. There was not a. any
time majority Of Senators 10 favor OF this scheme
Nor were more than four fve Senator's prepared -
take the responsibility Of driving ihlngs 10 an extre
Ky Nor, reflection, DO believe that even that
number prepared for such an issue
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

National ArSu,rvsE GsLLrsf.-E WAITE. 81 B-ot.
-S-rhs establishment % he most extensive snd "a.
ionsble Ia the Uraed s,aes containing Daslsuec,Tp,
miniatures from e q nesry al eeebrsee nee rs- -.
nc are Invited 20 visit his collection snd eranirs zee ID.
besaafal speciRens Of Ia. at ia the word Us -@.n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JAN. q.

rY Advertisements for ne Tybsns Of Monday ought to
be cent In before 10 O'Clock Saturday, evening the Pub
ncsron Once Of mis- paper not open Sundays Persons
wshing The Tyiba.< len al their dwellings places o
business regularly every morning will please leave their I'd
aress the Publishing Office send note ihrough The Pea
Once Terms Ia cents week. payable 10 the Carrier.
CORRECTION The statement made in The TritNne oi
Thursdsy morning concerning the receip, ofs letter
BY the Brothers Peugnet from Capt Lippett in Csor
ala announcing bis return with half million Of gold
proved to have been incorrect The story wa told BY
. number Of the scholars Of Nessrs. Peugnet IN the
same manner we stated il, TO their families and
thus hearing the story from several respectable
sources We considered ourselves jastsie in making
public We regret for Capt Lppens sake ths, 1, 4,
without foundation.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

ANSIvERsART The Seventh-st " Missionary So
eie'y held 10 usual snniverssry meeting last night N
the Sevenih4s; NJ Z. Church Rev NATHAN BASs.
presided. The Report Of the Youths Sunday school
Missionary Society" wa read and adopted Bishop
JANIS addressed the meeting be said from the sue
which lad isr exceed their ssnguine exp-c
tstons they bad every be ssrsaed with the
progress made He referred 70 the Indian Missions,
rhe increase and future prospects and urged those
who bad sresdy assisted in the good undertaking not
20 relax their endesyors they were required 20 cx
tend their indsence and mulupy their exertons Rev.
DR.. PfrnAN followed in some eloquent and earnest r.
marks The German Missions. te said. bad greatly
augmented within the las, eleven years. From the
time the hrst American missionary meeting held
In Cincinnati and since that time LOO persons have
become members This, be sad wss new incentive
which should encourage ali engaged to prosecute.
falteringy their encesvors collection taken up
aftsr which the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
Things In Philadelphia.
,orrespondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Jan %.
Last evening a riot came off between the Car
roll Hose and Globe Engine companies, At the corner OF
Fourth aud Calowhill IS sorry 70 notice this rs
the FIRE companies for the past year have behaved al
miraby.
The summer weather Of 70 dag cleared the Della
ware completely Of ice and the consequence is that
large number of vessels came up this morning The
scene presented was quite animated.
There ia very little demand for Flour today and the
only sale 10 about 200 bbls standard Penn brands
A, = l2f Corn Meal-jJ0 bbls Penn. sold AZ - -
Rye Flour is worth 10. Wheat dull 800 bu. Reds
brought / l3 Corn-not much yellow New Penn.
yellow brings flc Oats-Southern held AZ pc. Cot
ton s frner with sales of 200 bales az steady rates
Coffee i held flll rates sugar In fair demand and
go hhds New Orleans sold al 81 Molasses, NewOr-
leans sold al 29c. Provsions-Mess Pork II
worth slfal4 80 Beef city packed, ,l3 1913 80; ssted
Bacon sells AZ - for hams. and y for shoulders
seed-5OO bu. Clover brought Si4i - per bush Tor
very prime 1900 pigs lead sold At - 80 cash Whis-
key-sales small at 2jc. Talow sells at sa-ic.
SALES or SrocEs.-Frsf B0drd-2s5 Lehgh -, %
$50 DO. 63i IS Kentucky Bk 90 80 Morris Canal,
s 2f 635 state 81 1911 100 do 79i s7 $500 do, ~.
900 u : Loan &C. '6s l0qf l60O City Ga. -, % 80
Man and Mech Bk - 900 Sch Nav Int 10 20 Penn
sylvania I'd IL. 100 Lehgh Coal scrip. 20 100 Grard
Bk, Iif. % 5 Bk. 3li , Pennsylvania Bank, 20 10
Reading Rd Bonds 45i 10 Flemington Copper Co. D
66 Sen Bk ST 10000 Texas Treas Notes. los. H.
Second B9lrd-LO40 Lehgh 6s. 63s 1000 do. 6ii
100 CITY g. H. % Penn Bank, pa 300 Girard Bk
llt. 20 L Loan g., IS, 1854 1000 Reading
Bonds 4St. . l0l Sch Bank. ~ 80 Reading r. -
IN 4 Bank, l22; 5000 Texas Treas Notes, "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
NsW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, Jan ~.
resolution was laid on the table. calling upon saw
ings Banks that have not reported 10 report the
amounts deposit and the value oi resI es'a'e anu
other securities held By them
Mr LAWRENCE OF the lvth District reported against
the petition In favor Of prohibiting the dePo. oil Puohc
moneys in Banks.
The bin for the exemption Of the Homestead from
seizure and sale for debt then taken up and debated
At considerable length. The amendment previously
offered providing that the Supervisors shell TX the
amount OF exemption, vas Wthdrswn
Mr.. HAwLFY Of the NAFlth District moved I" rh
tend the exemption after the death of The householder
and the family, and until the youngest caiid shal DE-
81 years OF sge.
After some debate upon the merits Of this amend
ment the farther consideration othe bin was postponed
The bill 10 establish Free Schools on motion,
taken up snd debated At some length, when without
taking the question, the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
MIR John A. CRoss OF Kings Co reported with amend.
ments bill 70 consolidate and amend the Brooklyn
City Charter which referred back to the Commit
tee 10 report complete.
bill reported 70 extend the FIRE Limits oil tne
City OF New York also another relative 10 The location
OF the Powder Magazine In the City OF Newfor and
providing for ts removal higher up the Island.
Mr. CORNELL Of n Y reported complete bll TO
amend law relative 10 the establishment Of Police
Justice Courts In the City OF New York.
The Secretary Of State communicated 10 the Asse IN
by petition from the citizens Of Boston Corners,
Mass asking 10 be annexed to the state Of Newfork
bill was reported 10 amend tne 'naiiei VI 1ue
Brooklyn City Hospital also 10 repeal the act Tor regis
tering Births Marriages and Deaths.
Notice was given Of bill 10 reduce the rate OF Interest
resolution was offered and adopted calling upon the
Control er 70 report the expenses incurred by the two
Code Commissioners, with the salaries paid, cost oi
printing. SC.
Mr. TAYLoL OF n Y offered resolution respecting
the Judiciary The Committee rose forthwith
The senate bill continuing In Office the Commission
ers Of Practice was received and laid on The table
Mr. FIsKK Of Rings County reported the New YORK
Pilot bill which amended.
Af,er which the House a. iOurued
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
DR.LgwIs FEUoHrwASGER IS oou.ss.

Ds PHfNNEY's PuLs-These weii-snown PAL. - =,
lensively u.ed and recommended by physicians. lha
eave the bowel. cosuve, obge person. to .rr-,,. .
number Tor dose. take hem ong a. hey WI ue a,
san,y Tor sale through The Northern. Mode snd n,
England States IN the southern cre. ard he Caasa,
the drug and country stores AB.1D. SANDS. .seua =
Fulton-.t xnd rs Broadway. NeSYork City ,.Iaufs,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

CsCroS r0 CsIvoRSn kNisksNrs.-Ih- f.ssr =, .
sgue 10 ,be only prevailing dises.e snd sc,r rlirs b.
cal reports l has made great rAssges sm01s it. .s -
be therefore esutlous and provide yosr.-f -.
bosIe Of TIE Iadisu Choisgogue. which ~srrsriec r..
bic IN fever snd sgue. Intermittent ara reusol f.ss-
-.-.- ...c.-.rs d. -.--. N. - - IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

~ rhe hest psce IN ,ne Cigy to Get zood sse,,,.
Shoes s At JoNrs's. 70 Aun-a rear ne Mus-sr ..
qualify Of French calf Ore. Bocs 9 n. Bc.,.., -.
s., French waterproof ron g 50 10 - q Jos.,, :
AnnsI %.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

~ The best thing IN The world-especiaiy f0f ne s,
OF tan pmpies hecses ssllowness, redness, fCughr-
eryslpeias. nngwofm. chsps cracss. chsfes. AZ % u
dOubtedly G0UsAJD's iGliaH Nclio1fef >e1g srd "a
well established 10 ths fact hist GoCs,tps Posfr sst
viii positively eradicate supcffaous CAR. Gotsstus ~
Whits mpAus veiy-ty sonness and delicate ~hrscess
toe skin . cents box.
Dr.. FELIN GogsAUDs genuine prtparAlols can fllt i
procured s hs depot 81 Wa kerst tfsg coor fom bro
wsy where may be hsi, slso in-,s tsneous Loud M.
Dye STICK Pomsd-s for usnsisuty dyrng th- hsif haa
brown ard fair Lubn's tSirsc snd gsresy " sr4s.
Tor the loi-t. Nsu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
CALIFORNIA CLOTHING

~ r"Esrr THocs.sD poLLsss ~osrH o. Cls7s,.
10 De so6 lnmedisey 'or cshioruis I've usscsl
- - BOJGHrON KNAPP. s. Made.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

u The United States il now In her nineteenth
day. and the Canada in her fourteenth.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
Naval Appropriations.

The following are the items OF Appropriation
contained IN the bill making provision for the Ma
val Service of the United State, for the year com
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

II The Chieago Democrat says thar sixty i've
ous Of PORK have been brought 10 City from Baf
faIo Grove Prscint alooe since the lH Of Jsaxsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

~ Co~hde Wscirg Boos q superior ssslty vas..
pair ofwhieh no p.rson shoald 90 to Csiforp. a.,
a. eS-r.ve assortment Of al other finds u sooi s
Shoes. u,.hle FOR TIE gold regon. - foars a. W.,
sIss's ia Fulton II a-os
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

CHOLERA Is LOUIsIANA-The D0HGlsOHrHe
Ua) T9ilaaf says that the Cholera, after committing
fearful rsveges among the INDECENT classes has directed
ts attacks upon the resident population. On some
plantations no less than forty have occurred
They are characterized by great mslgulty. la the
Parish of 81 James the mssdy continues its ravsges
smoug the Irish population Of the parish literally deei
N atins that unfortunate class The planters have thus
far suffered but little from It's attacks
~. Philip Lawrence, Esq. died at Baltimore
on the 24th inst. aged -. He had hled many public
Offices, and highly esteemed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

TIE N.ssAcHUsEITs ANTISLAyERr SOCIETY
-Slo.d Day-The discussions Of this body were re-
.urned IN Fanue Hal yesterday. In the forenoon the
sneaker. were : Foster Ab5y Kelly Poster, bis wife,
Joshua Everett, Mr. OsgOOd Of SALISBURY Nulsm
A White OF WsieriO0n, and Nihsm l.. Harrison OF
Boston The ,ubect was the amour, ~ appreciation
which the Free soil party entitled TO Nj .Bd Mrs.
Fo,sr sre sisoo.sd 10 think that the equalization Of
the Free Sofls~s would prove injurious 10 tne Anti'
slavery csus. G W Mellen couldn't get chance
70 present hs views but ABBY Folsom got N seFeral
sharp sentences eJgewlse sgAnst a. political orsAniza
tons
After dinner resolves we're passed recognizing the
Free soil movement arorninE evidence oi the
growth OF Abolition sentiment and the narsnsAnz VI
the North against lie south Dut ALSO eeAfh 1nA' 'ne
society cannot sink the experience Of twenty years 10
.ut ns view. or Wait the infant movements Of those
VINO have nat awakened 70 the justice and Importance
Of the Anti avery enterprise Ine oeers Of tne 20
cety for the past year were Tor tne present
The Bus.nss. Commiftee reported resolution against
the Church a. cold corrupt snd indifferent 70 human
righs
After .eversl speeches, none being exactly ssansi
The resolve 4. Ess aid the table and smother Sss
submitted declaring in eject mat II ony y ne AP
plicstior Of the root Of Al evil % the root Of
slavery. uee that the latter can Be pros'rased
Therefore the friends Of reedom and hn manly
called upon come forth hoeraly VIE me Isl-
tornia crumbs The speakers we're tne sane a. u ne
forenoon with the addition Of Henry {. Wright and
TIE exception OF Abby Folsom and Dr. Aeiien- Ins
subject OF Free sod vas lrregaAry introduced IN the
discussions
The discussion wAs kept ap N the evening and The
money resolve xss passed The anr-Chureh resolve
lies over for to-day
Miss Eliza J. Kenny, the fair, sniaoe and seeom
pisbed Secretsry, lsoors with ind.fanssoie acnFly
and with perfect success IL keeping tne fun oi nc
errstic proceedings Her business tact a. scnoe 10
only eqaaled by nsr cheerful courtesy % those W1o
have occasion 70 commune vita Ter 10 ner onleAl CO
pac.ry Boston P0sl 2eth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

THF PEoPLE, No. llI.-rhe number OF The
P,opLe today d. capital one The hrst article Is a
besutifu Song BY Mr. DoHENY Just arrived from Ire
land He states in note that IL written on the
mountain overlooking Bsntry Bay, when the Govern
ment spies and detectives were on bis track. There
has been nothing published in this country 50 Ike the
spirit Of the Irish Nation. He promises smother piece
Hurrah for the Outlaw. Life" He also promises to
commence in the next Ps0PA, the publication OF bis
journal kept during the agitation IN ireland, and n'
vsnderings since This will be extremely Interesting
ifhe tells ell be san and knows. c. d STUART also
contributes an exqse little song. The editorial ar
cles are varied and interesting containing able de
fsrce OF TIE Psoge sgsnsi the attacks Of Ger
tain sruRepubcsn journals. There Is also later
new, from the exiies who had 10 fy FROM Ireland.
when Der csuse failed Mr. GEEELEV contributes
another article. HInts TO Immigrants No. H. The
People also contains list OF the passengers arrived the
past week Beside these there is very fsll selection
Of European. American snd California news. The Of
nee is Spruce a. near the corner Of Nassau. Never
before was there 90 besuiul and sbe paper devoted
70 Fcreisn sHslrs published in the country
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

re- The Information necessary % The siopucr oi $40
discriminating snd thorough system 0f sdv~rtsng slt
choice oflhe be.i papers Of The whole county iof -
v B. P,LNES the agent can be- hsi a. he Agency 4
bun- Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hurs. rHE Gi,~r-Th., Colossus cio.>. HI. er..,.
ment todsv ard doubtless thsr. gil be rush % 49, =
he iesves Today 10 the time for J1vsfes T. !.
others ~hO al nOs have delsy-i Ota.r - ertif srr.-
docs are also va be ard noting wArtns o. ms.- -.
N. rrost agreeable psrs u sns.ern-nt n H. civ -
"Tss Gshforns God hsnis- VIII alec be tos.,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
III A Z RI y. .
DIE D.

Oh ft- 3sfl ty Re- HAY Chtss. ~ PHILIP Nksi d
N.s. EsTHFRC wHAHTOS, sota lf thl, CT
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
rhe Cnnnls under Whig AdminI.IrntIon.

The expenses Of repairs the canals hsve Increased
Sl7 since .ss year. sbou 80 per ceut This Item being 10
s s84 This goes into the hands Of cont actors ana
Jbbefs The expenses OF collecting tolls durng me year
have increased $500 IS percent This goes TO t- once
holders Yet the scus receipts of tolls for The year hss M
len of from ls4s $4,000 Thus the treasury tapped al
both ends ~ T. Eve. Post
The msrepre sentatiOns embodied IN this para
graph are passing their way through the Loco Foco
presses with the usual flourish Until the elaborate
port of the Canal Commissioners Is published we can
only state In general terms that the very reverse OF
what here stated ia true over $4,000, OF what Is
here placed 10 account Of repairs. was expended on
permanent structures will be concusiyely establish
"a By the Commissioners. report. Alb. I've Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

LAKE. CHAMPLAIN BoATs.-The Troy DAILY
Whlg states that the command Of the steamboats, on
Lake Chsmpain for the next has been assigned
ss follows
Night Linf-Whitehall, 10 Capt q. Lathrop. Bur
lingt0n. 20 Capt VIM. Anderson
Day Lae-United States. 10 Capt 2. 7 Davis saltus,
20 Cspt T D. Chapman.
The sarsnac will be placed on the ferry between Bur
linrQn and st Adams and A P Brsnsrd was appointed
70 command her The only changes We sotice Is the
transfer OF Capts Chapman and Brsnard, the former 10
the charge OF the tine steamer Satas and the latter 10
that OF the Saranac.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

TF~ rsrf<.sFf fff ffrfTfSt-F % -"
~. r-rrasrs Cnrcst-Sh n-s- Nls-lss-f1 p VI
Us--.nr u Pre- AcsEr1F-LsK.n ngt11 sv-als-.l 4 " .
D,.c. Asan sns Ev--Nstousl Acsesny-io e ~ ? y
f-.-y.s AT Cuon- Bsd-As, kssts stpsy snt sf- "a
1900 Ar uuoa-Brnststy socv- Brcom- Dsy az sfsni<
T,r~,-, Hs-1s al s. Bor-r-iA = =. snt = ~ .
s,., N ygr,u.an P.atn<.sse Brussssy-s AN - 20
-.tr. ksnc. Hsl. "a Brosi-v-5 anl ID
-. ori..,. Op.rs Coupsay-Sos-ty Loury-J srd =
- -. N s.-aa-S- BruscEay- pv All srsn1as
A 5000 C.rca.- A haur., Bosd-ty-l IN
3sr.r.1. Th-.fsr- CtNaosr.s a. rear sraarE- ~
a.-.4..v rs.st-r-Rrost-sy. u-sr aztho1y ~
- Nr..ur- -Rrcas~sy. Arast-psf 49, s'sAt<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

EccLFsIAsrIcAL.-The Presbyterian Church at
Sing Sing al meeting on Wednesday the t'th' msde
out unanimous call for Rev. JOHN P LuNDY OF Dams
Vile Pa TO become their pastor which he has accepted
He is to BE- ordained aud installed on the h February
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

II The PennsyirgRiaH contradicis the rumor
that Mr. Forney Is TO leave Philadelphia to become
Official editor at Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

ISQUEsr.-COroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday the oOoy OF George Roach native OF
Germany, who, while IN bis way home Wednesday
night fell into the water At the foot OF Fifh st T..
vss rescued In very exhausted state by policeman
Of the Eleventh Ward. and conveyed 10 the station
house where ne shorty died.-Verdiet, death by ex.
hsusiion, produced BY falling into the East River
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-02-07
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. 10 all persons int.
N rested in the estate Of William l.. Gilbert,
late of Johnson county, state Of Iowa, deceased,
that | will present petition t. the Probate
court OF said county Of johnson. on the 5h day
Of Ma oh, A. D. lS49, at the Office of the Judge
of Probate Of said county, for license to sell
the following real estate, TO wit:
Ont Lot No Bin that part Of Iowa City known
as the county seat OF Johnson county.
Out Lot No, Al, as designated on the recorded
plat Of Iowa City.
Also, seven acres off from the southeast cor
ner OF the east half of the northwest quarter of
section No. ~, in township No. 10, North of
Range No. West of the 9Th P. NJ;
To pay the debts 'f said estate, the personal
property and assets Of said estate not being suf-
iicient 10 pay the same. All persons interested
above stated, and show cause why the said Ii
cense shall not be granted
GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
Administrator de bonis non of the estate OF
William L. Gilbert, deceased.
January 81, A. d. 1S49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-02-07
These poor Christians are much tyran-

These poor Christians are much tyran-
nized over by their Muslin I,eighbors.-
Their only place Of retreat when thretened
with violence, is their little cell Of 4 church,
Which can scarcely hold twenty families.
Their account, which in its narration bore
the impress of truth, seems confirmed by
the circumstance that in the centre oftheir
little church there is well, which sup
niles them with water until their provi-
sions are exhausted, or the restless nature
Of their prosecutors takes them elswhere.
The object Of all their hopes is to build a
church sufficiently large to hold all their
wives and children; for, with all their in
tolerance, the Muslims respect the house
Of Him whom they call ELSA, the Prophet
of the Christians"
The foundation and part Of the walls
have been built, but the work is discon-
tinued from the want of means-the siroco
and the locust having swept their harvests
for several years. They gave me an APP
neal to their Christian brethren in Amer
lea, which promised to deliver. With
MANY apologies for its phraseology, they
begged me to write it out more fully for
them, but prefer sending it forth in its
simple and touching brevity. will only
add, that little should be given, and that
discrestiy at different times. so as not to
excite the cupidity Of the Muslims. The
Board Of Foreign Missions at New York
will doubt less receive what may be given,
and forward il either to their brethren in
Beirut or the Anglican bishop at Jerusa-
lem, for distribution. One cent from each
humane individual in this land Of charity
will be more than sufficient.
APPEAL.
By Gods favor: May it, God willing,
reach America and be presented to our
Christian brothers, whose happiness may
the Almighty preserve; Amen. S6l2,
BEDUAH.
We are in Kerak, a few very poor
Christians, and are building church.
We beg your excellency TO help us in
this undertaking, for we are very weak.
The land has been unproductive and
visited by locusts for the last seven years.
The church is delayed in not being ac-
complished, for the want of funds; for we
are few Christians surrounded by Mus
Inns.
This being all that is necessary to
write 10 you, Christian brothers in Amer
lea, we need say no more.
The trustees III your bounty.
ABDALLAH EN- NAHAS, (Sheikh.)
YAKOBEN NAHAS.
KEnAK, % famed Awak, 1864.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-02-07
Drlinqucnts Attend!
T HE LAST CALL

A IL PERSONS indebted to me for subscription to
n the fo,ca Capital Reporter. advertising, &c, are
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
Justices, and others with whom their notes and ac-
counts left for collection, 10 commence suits
thereon by the first of March next, unless full pay
ment, or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to Tia. day.
Having never yet, in all my business transactions,
instituted legal proceedings against any in this
State, will deeply regret being reduced at last, to
such an alternative. But, in the Of those
whom have INDUCED year after year, upon fair
promises, the point is reached at which sforbcar-
to be vrtue; and if forced to this der
neir resort, in order to secure just dues, the
emulation of Cosis--pcrhaps equal to the entire
amount of their indebtedness-wilI be the navod-
able consequence of their own culpable neglect
Look to this, ere the day of grace be past.
The notes and accounts against persons in The vi
entities below named, are left principally, in the
hands of the following persons.
In Linn & Benton CO S, with Hosea ". Gray, Marion
Those of Mahaska CO. with Henry Temple, Oscaloosa
Louisa Saml. Warn. Wapello.
Sc &C Keokuk !" J. c. Mcconnell, Sgourncy
Muscatine d. c. Cloud, Bloomington
Clinton Z" VIM. Lcffngwel Dewitt.
Those not found with either of the above named
persons, are in my hands. Remittanccs to me di-
rect, by mail, will be punctually credited.
A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, Jan. II, 1919.
N. B. wish it distinctly understood, that res
spect of persons will be shown in FAVOR OF that gene-
) class of men who only took the paper to spc-
foni-e'' it, not pay for it.