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49,. Parsons & CO.,,
xAWANOtNG and Commission MEncaA -,
sseoees and Produce Dealers, water street,
80 Iowa. Refer TO Grimes & Starr oci7
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IL sNEY snA Counssllor At Law, Hurling.
Dws, viii attend 70 collection Of debts,
~. Oaee, over Scott, Whitehead L Co.'s
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sy IN. Pre.,a.p, OF tn. United States.


IN pursuance Of law, I, ZACHARY TAYLOR
II President Of the United States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
will be held al the aforementioned Land Offices
in tbe State Of IOWA, at the periods hereinafter
designated, 10 wit
At the Land Office at DUBUQUE, commencing
ON Monday, the sixteenth day Of September next.
for the disposal 81 the public lands situated within
the undermentiQnod townships and actional town
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North Of the base line, and iDest Of The ffh principal
Fractional townships ninety seven and ninety.
eight, Of range two
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ninety eight and ninety nine, Of range three.
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aud ninety nine, of range four.
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ninety six, ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety
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tons thirty thirty four the southeast quarter
of tweDty-seven, and the southwest quarter Of
~enty eight, reserved for the Indian agency,)
ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety nine, Of
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townships, viz:
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GEORGE M. BIBB, Counsellor at

GEORGE M. BIBB, Counsellor at Law,
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOi'Nb ~ mi '.'ir lioN NLAlmANls'
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NOTICE TO p.

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PEN sLAsHIs.
By A BUCKEYE.

MILAN, Ohio, Dec. 18th, 1919.
Friend SANDExs: i'll am not half so in.
teres.ing correspondent as ! would like
TO- be, but invariably dull as Connecticut
hoe insp!anting time, and unpoe,ical as
David Crockett in his 'teeas," | am sure
that you snd all Of your kind hearted and
indulgent Iowa readers must own my let
ters have one saving and conso!ing virtue,
poor as they nre--thcy don't appear ttfy
often. Like some minor phenomena in
The natural world, if unple asantly regarded
at the happening, the remembrance Of the
thought is soon lost in the lengthy interval
which precedes their appearance again.
My advice to all readers is, don't read one
Of my letters unless you want 10 get cheat
ed-if unfortunately you have got under
full head way in one, "unaware," and
don't like it, stop--unless yon prefer TO 60
on. II you can do any better yourself q.
grinding out ideas, go at it--and if your
.bill' for "turning" is moderate ] will pass
it oiyour credit.
While i, is ever pleasure to me to cor
respond with the citizens and friends fdif-
ferent States, and different sections Of our
country, regret that for wnnt oftime, or
opportunity, my con,rnunications to the
public, are so rarely what could desire
them to be.
The age We live in is emphatically one
Of mental aud physical absorption. For
some purpose, some object, or in some way
the mass Of body and mind is constantly
employed, aud time os constantly taken
up. Few live-men mean, not things,
or that beautiful class OF bipeds known in
the modern parlance Of natural history as
sbionablo loafcr.," whose entire time is
not demanded by their vocation, trade. OF
profession. | do not say this should be &c
II will even say that in il ! think reform
I is needed. ibclieve every pursuit in life
should be daily relieved by wholesome and
pIeasurablc mental recreation. That there
| should be opportunity for the mind 10 think,
and study, as well as labor for the hands
ID do. But my alIusion above il to things
as they are. am not sheorizing. bot
speaking Of existing facts, s4..s
i One Of tho essentially distinguishing fea'
tures Of the age, Is the restless onUardaes'
! Of The human ,nind--or what Reformers
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For the GaseM.1

For the Ga-ette.
Mn. EDITOR lin recent emanation
from your press in the pamphlet form. alIa-
sion is made to the "spear Of hhuriel. an
Instrument, turning all il touches into gold" !"
] am unable to find any account Of the
touch Of this all-poten. spear, except in a
patrol Of the good angel IN hoe mundo at n
period when il does not seem that gold had
come into very general use, when he came
upon certain personage 'squat like toad''
at the ear Of fair lady, and a, the touch ol
the said spear sprang up "grisly king
tho veritable hero of Mil,on's story.
After the skill Of the worlds alclymists
has failed TO discover the philosophers
stone, will The savans Of the Mississippi tell
US whether they have indisputable evidence
that this touch did really transform the
Great Arch Encmy Of humnn-kiad into
California currency, or whether he has
given him second tap at more recent
periodg DlCElO. !
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WHOLE NUMBER s433.
DANGEROUS CHARACTER OF CfkCUM.
STANTIAL EVIDENCE. ss

Z
During The late speech Of Mr.. Wright .in
tho Bank case, at ST. Louis, the following
eloquent remarks on the,.angerous chnrac-
ter Of circumstantIal evidence we're made.
isee," said Mr.. Virgin, "a book brought
in and dog-!eaved at the head ofcircum-
stantial evidence. know the object. Il
is to form The subject Of eulccy. Circ.;tn-
stantisl evidence is 10 be the il,es,5 tfDna:
|egyric. Il is to he held up before yon %
the severest test of truth known to The law.
Experience and reflection teach me, with
all the guards and restrictieHs thrown
around it by law, il is Of all evidence tho
most treacherous md unsafe. Examine
its nnture, and You find il is af least only q
process Of reasoning. II is hoiling nnre
than reasoning npon supposed dependen-
.cy of one fact. Because II is reasoning
human reasouing-i therefore it is lreacher-
Gus. Unfortunately, what renders this
kind Of evidence trcacheroms, is exactly
what makes il captivating. Il pandcrs 10
the native pride Of intellect. We are de-
lighted wit; our own progress. We spin,
like spider, The, intellectual thread on
whchwe move; and we are cl.armed that
we make rs we advance, The cue, III At leads
US through tho labyrinth. Jurors in Tho
box---jisdges on the beDch-men every
where feel, If they do mol own, this fascin-
alton. And il has led mon astray all tho
world over. Just as beacon lights are put
up on The ocean, to- warn the naTiner Of
the rock OF which some gallant vessels have
been wrecked, SO these mcloncholy re-
cords are placed in the law books 10 warn
courts and jurors Of the innocent blood
shed. by circunstan,ial evidence. lf man,
finite man, could take ia tho Infinite com
binatpn Of circumstances; if Ne codId al
ways SEQ when those seemingly dependant.
are really independent, The dnnger would
be lessened- but this is impossible!
Hcircumstantiale evidence we're pefsoni-
fed, i. shou!dibe the form Of beautiful wo-
man. Her brow should be the brow &c
Minerva; her smile the smile of Venus;
her voice tho voice Of a Syren. She
should be clad in the white robes of lnno-
cence, but on;her garments should be seen
SCOUTS Of blood" Her step should be tho
cnnqneror's desolation; md in the back
ground, haunting her footsteps, should mp
pear the shades OF unquief, perturbed spirits.
ranged in groups Of twelve, representing
tho jurors who had been led astrny by her
knowing brow, her trcacherous smile, aud
her yet more seductive voice." ~
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DAVENPORT SCOTT co. IOWA THURsDAY

might have had weight, and said many
things in haste, which ought to have been
maturely weighed, but my time is limited,
and can only hope TO call the attention Of
the public to.he subject in such manner
as TO eradicate the evil andieave Lyncbi0g
amopg the barbarisms that rere. Yours &c.
A LOVER or ORDER.
Illinois, Dec, 22d. 1S49. e'