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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08
Territorial Convention.

Record Of The proceedings ola Territorial
Contention held al st. Paul, on Wed-
nesday, July 81, 1850, for the purpose
Of agreeing upon a candidate for the
office Of Delegate TO Congress, 10 be
supported at the ensuing election.
The Convention was called TO order
by Alexander Wilkin, ESQ, of Ramsey
County, who nominated +. X. Bartlett,
Esq, of Washington County as Chair
man Mr. Bartlett was duly elected and
William r. Marshall, of St. Anthony
was chosen Secretary.
On motion Of Jonathan E. Mckusick,
roted, That committee Of seven, one
from each Council district be appointed
by the chairman to examine and report
upon the credentials of delegates. Jo-
seph O. Cooper, Jonathan f. McKusick
Henry w. Tracy, John j. Carlton, Ma
than Myrick, and Orange Walker were
appointed such committee, who after a
brief interval reported by their chair
man, H.W. Tracy, the following named
gentlemen entitled TO seats as delegates
In TINS Convention.
WAsHINGTox CouNTy-S tili,cotes Pre-
c;ncf.--F K Bartlett, Jacob Fisher, VIM
Hartshorn, Noah McKusick, Christie
pher CARL, Jonathan Z McKusick. Pa
ST. Croff act-Theodore Fur
Der, james S Davis, VIM X Brown,
Joseph o Cooper, S Shihgledecker, Jo-
seph Haskell -
RAMSEY CorNrr-H. Paul Precinct
j J Dewey. Ii Jackson, II w Tracy,
s T Brown, j X Humphrey, Alexandet
Wilkin, s Fl Sergcnt, ID l. Fuller, + r
Mont, L Sloan, Ii St Cyr, J. w Bah
cock.
81. .4ilhong Pf'eciact-E Patch, s W
Farnham, WIN r. Marshall Carlton,
G ]. Stcarns, J ID Crittenden.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08
LOCAL AND TRANSFORM.

We invite the careful attention Of our
readers to .he letter from Washington, on
our first page. 1t will he seen that tho APP
propris.ions this year for Minnesota, a
mount to sl2s, 500, being more money than
was ever before appropriated in any year
for the benefit of any Territory, besides a
princeiy appropriation ofland for railroad
through the Territory. +@ s
and the other proprietors of the steam boat
Gov. Ramsey, have sent for the engine,
boilers and machinery, IF another smaller
boat, to run above Sank Rapids. perhaps to
pokagomon falls The ball Of the boat j.
already built, m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08

Mr.. Webster's retirement .ea t.
Senate, has made vacancy iu rue a5
sachusett's delegation, which d
ed by Executive appointment, a ,on
Governor Briggs shall have rece.,,o Dr.
cial notification of the resignat o tf
late occupant We have very
thority-but one remove from
for saying that his Excelienc
DESTROYS oil appointing the Hon pt
Hoar to the place Whether g.
low himself to be oyerruled or g. lan
days will decide. The persoa receiving
the appointment. will hold it og' t
meeting of the Legislature in Jaau
next, when the vacancy will be regv.a .
filled, and a Senator also chosen for a.
six years commencing on the ith e.
March, 1861. Now. If Mr.. HaHr sha'
be appointed to serve out the r,>ad'a
Of MIR. Wehster's term, Governor bu-
will find little difficulty in becorlng b.
gentleman's successor. and i Is
known that he very much de-re
place of Senator; but If Mr.. Wa
shall receive the Executive app stI
he will also, supposing the Leg,s.a-..
to remain iii the hands of the Wigs
be chosen. to serve for the new teaa.-
Governor Briggs, is one of shos s. q.
men who hayc~a high regard .r'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08
J.oO. COOPER,
.atsIa3 j. Z. McKuACK,
IL. PATCH,
- 3 HENRY JACKSON
To Gel. a. NJ .iftckeH, ST. Pad

SAINT Paul. A,tg. =, 1850.
Gentlemen! have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your letter an
nounc'ng nv nomination as candidate
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08
WIN. r. MARSHALL, Seen.
SAINT PAUL Aug. Ist, 1870.

NAA-NA 49, AAN-~' A@'NJ AO0Os
Sir The undersigned a Committee
appointed for that purpose, have the
honor to inform you that at a meeting of
the Territorial Convention which met
yesterday in this place, pursuant to no
tice, for the purpose of designating a
suitable Candidate torepresent the Ter
ritory ofNlinnesota in the next Congress,
You were unanimously nominated as
such Candidate. aaE
We beg leave to tender you our con-
gratuiations, ana to express the hope
that you win accept the nomination. con-
lerred. d..-sai.sgs.
We have the honor to be your ob'dt.
servants, sE5t
ALEX. WILKIN,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
11oetifa! department.
For the Camden Journal.

! IT'S sweet to mourn when stars come out,
And moonbeams dance upon the spray,
Like mental shafts Oh beauty's shield,
Aud think of one so far away.
For at that gentle hour the soul
~ Can only think of what is bright,
And picture to the heart that loves
The hopes which earth is soon to blight.
Now, too, thy voice 1 seem to hear'
As coming on the zephyr's wing,
In tones like those which angels strike,
AS round the sun-lit chorus they cling.
Now, too, see thy gentle smiles.
AS moonbeams, snatch the gems away,
And rob me of my angel gifts,
To set them in the crown of day.
And still cannot, cannot feel
Thy gentle hand within my own;
IT'S fancy-thou art far away
Away-and lam all alone.
z Camden, s. e. CONSTANCY..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
GREAT FIRE AT CHICAGo-LARGE NUMBER
OF HORSES BURNED.
CHIcAeo, Nav es-eA NJ

CHIcAeo, Nag es-9A NJ
The fire Grst broke last night between the hours OF
70 aud il O'Clock, 10 the stable stiached 10 The cty
Holei on Lake street. In very fe mi mute The sta
BILE which was full of horses, enyeloped in flames
and ont OF the entire number but four five OF the
finals were saved.
The flames communicated on one side TO the kitchen
OF the hotel and to lumber Of small stores on Lake
street. which were all consumed.
On the east side, the fire ccmmun :ca.ed to the
Of Mr. walker which was destroyed, md thence 10 the
Farmers Exchange Hotel. This building, in despite
OF the ofthe 6renen, also Foon in James
and quickly consumed.
With much difficulty end by encounteriBg great
dangers, the fremen by great exertons were enabled
TO present the flames from crossing Lake Street
communicating with the American Temperance
House Had this building caught ire the loss Of prop
erty would Lave been immense. -
Inc exertions Of the Eremen were ably directed By
the chief engineer. but account Of the failure cf
MIGRANTS, much oftbe force OF the Department was OF
Necessity detailed to supply two engines W i'm
wafer ron the river. The engine company Q and S
supfed ny other engines, played upon the American
temperance House, and succeeded in saving il from
destruction. 100 :, 1850
ne stage establishment and stables of Messrs Frinl
aiksr, were several times on FIRE Tut we re '
sa nr from destruction BY the Fire Department.
ne horse burned in the stable ofthe City Hotel we
sorry 10 learn, belonged to farmers who had come
70 i"e cry with produce, and wer. unable to residue
'Aeih from the deyourIng s!e ment.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

VACANT SriLL!-By reference to,he Teleg,anh-
&c Dispatches, II will be perceived that the Hon.
II. Fillmore, has followed bis great predeces-
sor 10 the land where they meet in counei, no
more. ~
The incident is an impressive one. Ills no,
merely that two have thus gone from the same
seat, 10 Heavens high chancery, almost hand il
hand; but, that at the hour, when the storm
swept darkly round the pillars of our national
temple, and the voice OF Disunion cleft the cloud
like afhunder-bolt, they shouldhave gone Sol.
emn must be his thoughts, who dares 10 assume
the pace thus halIowed By the touch or death.
and when ne rises there, his first and last u,tcr-
ance must De ior his own country, though aDs-
''net like the pillows, yet one Ike the Se,n
Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

SALE OF Rock isLAND.--We have neg
lec.ed to direct attention 10 the advertise,
ment Of the sale Of the military reserve on
Rock Island, but presume that our readers
have not failed 10 notice IT, He who neg
lects to glance over the advertisements, al-
lows the most importsos portion OF news
paper to escape his attention. We hope
the Island may be purchased by compa.
ny who will use TO advantage the immense
wster-power il commands.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
cue Gazette.
ALFRED SANDERS, Euros.
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE s, 1850.

ARAILROAD DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
By reference to tho proceedings 0.
meeting held !, Concert Hall on Monday
evening last, i, will be perceived that 2 res
olu.ion was passed requesting our Corpora
ton to appropriate $3.50 to deiFay The eS-
peu,c. Of ! Delegate 10 Congress. We
have no objections 10 such an appropria-
,ion being made, just to show abrosd The
interest We feel upon the subject, but that
j. viii accomplish anything we feel we'll
sasisficd to the contrary. From our Wash
incson correspondence il will be seen that
the Davenpor, and Council Bluffs Railroad
bill and the Dubuque and Keckuk bill have
been coupled ,oge,hcr-to sink or swim
,oeeshcr---swim through The Senate
aud, in oil probability, sink 10 the
Hone. Il will he too late for Delegate
now to proceed to Washington; should he
reach that city beE4re final action is taken
upon tho bill, he could accomplish nothing
Thst any necessity should exist LOT send-
iug Delegate 10 Congress proves the use
lessness Of those already there. Indeed'
Al the meeting on Monday evening, ii was
the general opinion, without distinction o.
party. that the members in Congress from
this State had one and all proved recreans
TO the trust tina, the central portion OF Iowa
had coufided ia them. Let US never again
throw away our votes by giving them to
candidates selected from the north nnd
south Of Iowa and committed entirely to the
interest Of those portions Of the State, bot
rive them TO the candidate chosen from
central Iowa, that our interests may be ad
vanced in the National Legislature.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
MoRsE,s TELEGRAPH LINE.

The Agent Of Morse's Telegraph Line,
in letter from ST. Louis, informs US tha,
he is making arrangements to construct
line Of Telegraph from ST. Louis TO Daven-
port on the Missouri side Of the Mississippi
river and connecting all The important
towns. The O'Reilly line now in opera
tion 10 Rock Island, has from its uncer-
tainty given general dissatisfaction, and
we doubt not the Morse line, il ssbuilt at
onc-half the expense and twenty-five per
cent BETTER" would do much the larger por :
lion Of business.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

The ENTERPRIsE.-The small schooner
Of this name, FIVE and half tons burihen,
which some Of our readers vii. remember
passed this place early 10 the spring, arriy-
ed safely at Havana on her way 10 San
Francisco. She was built at Mineral Poin,
and conveyed by wagons forty miles 10 Te-
yer river. Her owner intends 10 ascend
the river San Juan to Lakes Nicaragua and
Leon, thence drag her across the pnrtage,
fifteen miles, launch her 10 the Pacific, and
proceed 10 California.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

FRoM CALIFoRNIA- The Crescent City
arrived at New York on the Goth inst
She left San Francisco the 2lst Of April
News from the different diggings is highly
encouraging. John. II. Peoples, editor d
the first American paper published in Mex
leo during the late war, Lieut.. Bache, Of
the United States Navy, Lieut.. Browning
and two others were drowned in an uulor
tunate expedition to Trinidad Bay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

Cholera, WITH REFERENCE TO THE GroLosI-
CAL Theory: a prorimGie oause-a lap BY
rhicL IL is goseFned-a prophylaeiir. By JoHs
LEA
We are under obligations to our friend, DR.. Joseph
Ray, OF Cine, for copy OF the above public iion
The Geological Theory that caccrcous icafer the
Proximaie cause Of Cholera. Mr. Lea has been an at
ten,ive observer theory for eighteen years and
has satisfied himself hey all question of its truth
He sivesa strong array Of facts in support OF il and
ADDS, sthey prove conclusvely tina; water containing
certain mineral elements is proxmste OF Cho-
era, and that rain water is yac.ic; much more
certainly so, than that vaccinations is preventive Of
small Pox! for numerous cases have occurred here
lately, OF persons taking the small pox Tho had
vaccinated by the most respectable physicians but
have not yet had reason 10 believe that single indi
vidua has deceased who used rain exclusively;
and believe the remark will apply to the use
water that had been boiled; such was used by many
fsmiiies" Mr.. Lea gives a number of facts culled
from various sources and from his own observation,
which sustain his theory better than we supposed II,
WIS susceptible Of being supported.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
Flor DE Gazette.
CAUTION.


The citizens cautioned against crossing the
Bridge ., Ssnbb's eddy until our economical Commits
sioners open their hearts and rshtke bridge. They
have left it trap for the last two three years
aud have nearly succeeded in furnishing
material for q Coroner's jury.
Yesterday, yoke OF cattle fs1i through into the
creek by the loose plank composing the foor fitting,
and IL the owner iliony srep forward he recov
the damage his cattle have sustained by the fall.
This is the third accident that has occurred 10 the
tiers knowledge from the fooring and the second
from the sides OF the bridge being l.ft so open.
1.-THE present Board Of Commissioners cannot afford
OF the present tax to keep bridge good let them
levy another resign. At all events let the parties
guilty ofths tinng with the lives Of citizens be
held up to the public gaze that we may know them.
BRIDGE.
II is the duty Of Ne Supervisor Of the District
in which the bridge above alluded 10 is situated
10 that il is kept in repair and strictly lie is
10 blame il any accident occur from is damaged
condition. We know rot who fills this Office in
that District, but ne should Immediately attend 10
having this bridge placed in safe condition, as
il is one over which many teams pass each day.
Since writing the above We understand tina,
through an error in appointing an individual not
aresident there was no Supervisor in the District
Since the accident Mr. Jno. Lambert has been
re-appointed 10 that Office; and made il his FIRST
duty TO repair the bridge, in which work he il.
now employed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

E~The steamer W. G. Campbell in
crossing the falls at Louisville, on Manday
Of last week, struck rock and Knocked a
hole in her hull. She was kept aAaat and
run on TO Sandy Island. just below the falls.
A portion of her cargo was damaged bu, it
was thought the boat would be saved.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
(rrom the nsnner)
!. THE SPECTACLE MAN IN A sFiA.'

Mr. EDITOR lust this moens run my eys over tae
liaepsM1 philippic in the Gazette, concssn.ne ~.
tafes, eminstlng from tho man NV " = n;"rsIv
sbansx ana 40 is his article. My quotation 81 nars
vas correct and dare him tothe proof tue
while he calls In italics the mpathy o,the aIies
na c,nses nm i'll psalm tune Of dotefui metre, N
the which no reminds me- Of the .emsss = ranch ~
gro 10 scme black-bri IL no were upon the =.
- .si.ssnt tree Singing erethey rlucked up ne corn
the old African with eer ofhs 70 the fsathsrsd
;sss' ; ;es .ss Tss s1sas
well known throughoutthe United Sts'es, sna ssPsy.
ally to the corrs Fdtorial,t to regard WIN say ~
suppese the hunderpg shouts ~ =
Court House last Monday evening IN iavor q ny posi
Ssa :.ss e Sc e.sr..
davenport, May :dth, 1850.
We publish the above entire That ou'
readers, and editorial brethren especially
may know exactly the description Of man
that DR.. Alb. Elliot, is, and wish them 'e
compare il with the article 10 the last nun
her ofthe Gazette. We m.de three points
in that notice, lst. That DR.. Elliott IN hi'
lecture did moi intend nu allusion 70 INC
opinions Of the Editor Of the Gazette npoa
Corporation licenses; I'd. That ne d'shsnr
cd q quotation from Burns, 81. He made
use ofIansuagc not appropriate 70 the pres
ence Of ladies'. In his article he tac''ly ad
mits that he did alIude tuns. lie defies Us
to prove him incorrect in his quotation O
Burns. We can stand tamely by and listen
10 man marder the Kings English, even
,hougl, as metrical.y arranged as Lore
Byron was wont to place it, but whcn Ia
yori,e Scotia's Bard is thus msllrcated we
must speak out. To prove our assertion
we need only say. and tlr.sc present vii
remember, that he termed the verse ne
quoted from Burns lines to . hare, on ad-
dress 10 bird! Perhaps some black IrG
story was then uppernost IN bis mind.
We were no, preseu, Oh Monday. SO We
did not hear the s.i,undering shouts which
followed DR.. EIliott's rehcars,lo OF nnecdiies
We understood, however, that no related
one which wns SO unfit for the presence q
ladrs that he since declared that il Iis'
pond into his mind AT the time and that he
never will relate it again. Don't Doctor
and modify your language somewhat ane
you will yc, make respectable speaker.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

FIRE At CORNING, New YoRK.-A des-
tructise fire occurred in the village Of Corn
ing recently, by which the whole business
part Of the village was laid in ruins, and
property destroyed 10 the amount Of over
100000. Not store Of any kind was
left.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

Nor BAD.-The Reading, Pa. Gazette saws. one o.
or papers was returned 10 last week. from Myers
town, Lebanon county, with the folio wing re marks
endorsed upon u: "Sir, the subscriber Dund want
your baper any more.n
Need and rsnf cannot be synonym terms in tn is
instsnce.-Chicsgo Jour.
The poor fellow only had bad cold al
the iime-a strike among the o!factories
he need 81 rbathy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
ssThe Eagles flight
Is out Of sight -

7 COVE regret to hear that Capt. JouN
ATcHIsos, Of The Highland Mary, died Of
Cholera in 81. Louis on Sunday last. Ills
fsmily are now sojourning at the LeCiaire
House 10 this place. Capt. A. wss enc Of
the Oldest captains in the Upper Mississip-
pi trade.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

MoxoNCAHELA Survive regret to
hear that this fast and regular packet
steamer, onlast Sunday, while crossing the
Lower Rapids, struck rock and sunk to
her guards. We presume she will soon be
raised.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

ACES OF SEVERAL STATEsNEN.-s'
editor who probabl, know, says 'ba' q
CLAY is now in his seventy fourth Y
D,niel Webster is in his sixls.nlu'A,''
Colonel Benton is sixty seven ,rar'a
Lewis Cass is sixtv-eieht; MIR. Calhoun
sixty eight; Mr.. Seward is ahoai h's',,
Cooper IS nbou, fnr,y; Mr.. Bradbury
bout forty five; r. Smith is nbo'a J,
Mr.. Bright, Of Indiana, is tiirty-sese'',,
Douglass Of Illinois, is thir'r.sc'ef'.
Downs is forty-ninc; Mr.. Dickinsoas, y
Mr.. Clemens is tIlir,,-fse; Mr. up@1
fifty eight.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

GA lady died recently, 10 The State OF
Maine, from The effects Of drinking the bark
Of the wild cherry tree. (Prunus Tirgini-
cay In moderate doses this bark is an ex-
cellcnt tonic, but in large, concentrated
doses, on account Of the prussic acid i, con
tains, il is a dangerous article.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

9Several communications on h.nd are
deferred until next week. We thank cor.
respondents for their fayorf, but must re.
quest that they send them in soon iftbey
desire early publication. After Tuesday
noon ell space is reserved for the latest
news.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

@S. McfIose, Of lie Claire, in q letter
received too late for Las, weeks publication,
denies having propaga:ed the report iha,
we had refused to send papers 10 certain
subscribers Of that place. Well, be and
Mr.. K. for il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

CosGREss.-On the 3lst ult., both lou.
ses adjourned to etiend the funeral Of Sena.
tor GILMORE, Of S. C. Ills rem,ins were
deposited 10 the receiving vault Of The Con.
gressional burying ground to await reno
val. =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
WASHINGTON, Nav 9,

Mr.. Webster has a small pamnI,lc,
forthcoming from the prcss--beinp a lei.
ter in reply TO the New buryport letter. in
which he goes into constitutional argument
relative 10 the giving up Of fugitive slaves.
IL will make sensation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted
to the obliging officers OF The following
steamers for late ST. Louis and Galena pa
pers:-Dubuque, Anthony Wayne, Excel
sior. Bon Accord.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

Aher putting in type lcns article, in reference TO
the Wing nominee for governor, learn nv the Iowa
City Septbdc01, that be declines the nomin at;on-
We have therefore wasted our smmuut,oa.-Nnsca
tine Eng.
Never mind, neighbor Cossi,t, it's not
the FIRST time the very sam: ANN milton has
been wasted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

CONF HASTE TO THE REscUE!-Eagal, the
nominal editor Of the Banner, attempted a
witiicism in bis last number at our expense.
Al the first dash be went over bis head
and ears, reminding US very forcibly Of the
old couplet,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

THE CUBAN ExrEDITIos.-Accordino
10 latest ndviccs to The N. Y. Tribune. the
expedition from this country, INTENDED 10
revolu,onizs Cuba, has collapsed and run
away.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

Miss Bremen is u, present the G .,s
Bishop Elliott, at the Montpelier VI
Institution, Georgia. She is cSPee',,
Washington early in juno, where ~
be joined by Miss ANNE G. i.Y"A
will accompany her on o summer II
the lakes and the Upper Misslss'NP'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

SUIcIDE AT MouNr PLEAsANT-A young
man, named Argalus Morrison, commit,cd
suicide while laboring under temporary in
sanity, at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on the
2ath inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06

Horace Greedy says that this is n free
country and . man isn't obliged TO use com
mon sense, unless he has il.