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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-15

L>>p i.MIrATIoN ~ Ni-, oNst>.---A
hill limiting to blo actesl the area ot land
which a., person may h,r cater nrqultc IN
" i-cou>i, has just p3.s"' to rs eust"s.
nleut Ia the popular haa,a Of the lesisla
ture hy vote 81 tt,riyHtae to nineteen, OF
more than two to Que,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-15

\ DrtruNtNEn StLi DESTROYER At
au cnh hour ou lhursdaN morning last
oar citizen, were startled from their sIum
hci~ rs q trcneuduous cNplo.iuu. which,
upon ilNc.tlsa,ion. was found to proceed
hotu tlc efocrfy store OF Henry lickard,
"a the ncis hhuihood at the Bank. II serms
that ia III. desperate resolution TO destroy
b. lie. Nr Z first attempted To eat his
throat. AID uh,cr i upon himself fright.
ui wound falling ia tli,, he took down u
guu pat the mu,.lr m his mouth, and at.
lrmpt.d to blow out IL, hralus-hmt 1t
WouIl not 90 oil lie finally seized can.
lister o. powder. to which be applied torch.
aud Terrible explosion followed, tearing
open the windows and -ha,terIug every thing
IL it, way The unfortunate victim ct hi,
own rashucss was found ia suockiugl,
nuiiatcd condition. bat not vet dead lie
liugcrrd uuii Yesterday morning, when h.
Was released from hIs dsoni-ing pans lay
death IT, the upper story ol ,he hogso
us children Nete g lcop, ami In, Tor the
expulsion hrdiug vent through the lowcr
vinduv, aud doors. they too must hav,
SHARED 4 common tate, intrmperhnce. sn'
neiiuonccd +, domestic troubles. j. assigned
as the cause We lrafu that. hclarr hi
death. h. mind hecam. lucid. and h, ca
pressed the dccpr.t couttiiiou Of heart, and
a strong desire to live and be better
man Lh:ateh ~ e. D,m. PIONEER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-15

C,lIilIk lilMthlcit Mobile last
week for Havana, VIA New orlcaas. whence
,h. proceeded To- Havana. she Vii! tciurn
to thaalrs,en. aud proceed to Maine, Yer.
mont, aud New Hampshire the only
states. according to the Mobile papers, that
She has uut >is,trd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-15

Tur NoNr >>toN,L PRNrNo.- I'll"
whole uunhcr t., document, ordered t" hc
hound. jjuni ,.r. c 'imcpecucut ut the pres
cut tpugrc,, o. lhs date that is including
the whole 81 he lat lag session, ava ihr
expired potion ct the present, Including
remains 20 hr DON, dH"HHi' together
to House, 235.U0o volumes; ~euatr,G0,
600 Volumes. loial $4,000 volumes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-15

Both thc >oulhc,H Rights papers Mt
Montgomery, and the Mobile Register,
al,n Suuihrlu Right, paper relus" To
sanction the action oi the late Montgomery
tou,cnliun, So tar as 1t pfescrihcs sercs
sion ~ a Iai.ntm i"r the raftv N mat
state Tho, u,i>l that therr aye other avail
,hl,. and ,N,.ctn,l mod, ri resistance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-13
INSURANCE.
GEN'L. AGENcy, MAIN STREET,

GEN'L. AGENCY, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, lo,ra.
KNOX Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Tincennes, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
CITY Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
), New York City.
UNITED STATES Life Insurance Co.,
New York City.
OHIO Live Stock Insurance Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MUTUAL Health Insurance Co.,
Cleueland, Ohio.
THE undersigned having been appointed
L Agent for the above we'll established Com
pahes, is fully prepared and authorized 10 issue
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a.
aainst the hazards of marine or inland transport
ta,ion at the lowest rates of premium charged
BY any good company in the west.
Shippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
Of l2A per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Policies
against injury or death of live stock. All Losses
oh Fire and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid at St. Louis, Mo.
ALEX. w. McGREGOR, Agent.
Dav export, March 18th, 1851:
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FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER.
MANY Machines are now being invented ant

Nj ANY Machines are now being invented and
NJ used, simply because they save labor.
The subscribers are manufacturing at their
Plow Shop in Moline, Ill, Grain or Sted Drills
which not only save labor and time, but greatly
increase the pr duet consequently the wealth }
Of the farmer who uses them.
and that II must come INTO general use in our
"Prairie State" and deslrous of being foremost
in the introduction Of go essential an article to
benefit the Farmer. we have spared no expense
and withheld no exerton to find the best now in
use in the Eastern States and England. We
have the pleasure of announcing that the object
Of our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
seeding and would reques, all interested to ex-
anime them and make an experimental use if
they choose
Some Of the benefits are as follows, to wit:
lst They deposit the seed at nearly an uni
form depth.
81. The seed is all covered
Sd. They save Labor-One man and a Team
with good Drill will put in as many acres of
IN the usual way Of broad cas-. sowing and har-
rowing.
4th. They save seed-requirirg from to 3
pecks less seed to the acre.
5th. The wheat is protected from winter
freeze by ridge Of earth thrown up between the
rows which moulders down to the roots and
giveS strength and vigor to the grain against the
spring winds and frosts.
9th. Grain, sown with good Drill will yield
one-fifth more than ia the usual manner.
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NIELODEONS! MELODEONs:!

TNHE Meiodeons manufactured BY Prince &
i Co., Of Buffalo, are decidedly superior 10
any other. II is but three years since these in.
s,rnments were first introduced to the public and
the demand for them can hardly be supplied
This instrument is well adapted for churches, it
has rich tone and is fully equal to small or
gan while the price is much less. They are
highly recommended by Lowell, Mason, and 9TH
ers. The subscriber has made such arrangements
with the manufacturers as will enable him upon
the opening of navigation 10 furnish them at Rock
Island at the manufacturers prices merely adding
81 rs on the small size and $2,0O on the large
ones neutrality-suspicious.. Prices Of the above
instruments from $500 to 500, according TO
the size and finish. AS the manufacturers have
large number Of orders ahead il is desirable, that
those in want Of them should order soon. The
Melodeon is also neat parlor instrument. Any
information respecting them can be had by apply
ing to the subscriber.
HENRY 4. PORTER
Rock Island, Feb, 9th, 1851.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established over ten years,
and has attained high reputation Tor accuracy Of
the varieties cultivated, and for the health vgor and
adaptation of our trees to northern latitude the
thousand Of which Of size and age suitable for
setting the coming spring.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties Of
the choicest kinds Of Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches
Cherries, Grapes, Goossberres Currant etc. Also,
very extensive assortment Of Shrubbery, Flowers,
Plants, Dahlias, Peonies, Tulips, etc., ct unusually
low prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded % directed. Orders respect
fully solicited. H. s. FINLEY.
February 18th, 1851. 23n
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W Married..

pa the 9th inst, by STEPHEN THOMPSON, Esq.
!. LEvERErT AvERILL TO Miss ELIZA
TIL EMElGH, all Of this county.
dr. Averill is well known TO our citizens, less
m his long residence in the county than from
fac, Of him being deprived Of that greatest
Earthly blessings, eyesighs.
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pubic NOTICE

rs hereby given to the next Of kin Of Sarah
i McComb Of Scott county, Iowa, and to all
interested in her estate, that on the 22d day OF
March next, shall apply TO the Court of Pro-
bate OF Scott county for leave 10 sell the north.
west quarter OF the north east quarter OF section
No. thrty-six 1881 in township No. seventy.
nine [79] nor'h Of range No. four east, when
and whore all persons interested can appear.
LEVI DONALDSON,
Guardian Of Sarah McCcmb.
Feb. 18th, 1e5l.--25.3w
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r. GRAHAM.

STOV ES,
TIN.WARE AND SLIGO IRON.
II. GRAHAM g. CO.,
No. 3 LIE Clans Row.
WE offet fol sale the above goods at the low
w est market prices. MI. Oscar Nichols,
orr Agent, will execute orders with promptness.
We have on hand
% Fieys superior irving Air Tight Cook Stoves
90 Bridges g American g
so Premium Cook Stoves,
10 Coal
10 Air Tight Psrlor Stoves, &c. &c.
SLIGO IRON.
20 Tons Sligo, Common Iron, assorted;
Anvils:
Vices;
Bellows;
so sets Cast sleigh shoes;
10 t Fire Dogs;
l0wheel barrow wheels, and variety Of 9Th
er goods.
Orders left al this house for the Moline Fonn-
dry, or A. Benedict & Co.'S. Leather Store will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Davenport, Iowa, Jsny. 10th, 1851. l9-3m
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III. Il R. b. WHITTEMORE,
l43 Main Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS. AND STRAW GOODS.

HATS, CAPS, BONNEfS, AND STRAW GOODS,
RI new receiving the largest stock Of these goods
ever before brought to this market. Having res
laent partner east they have this year the
before enjoyed, and viii Il Iii times BE- enable to
onef their irends, and country merchants generally,
= 10 their line Of the most fashionable sye and
go dozen No. !, ana extra fash. Moleskn Hats;
%sd quality and fine fash e. Angola DO
IS low crown ?u broad brim DO DO DO
40 . Russian Hats, ss.slted styles and qualities.
20 drab brush bats, high and low crown;
81 extra fash. drab and black beaver Hats;
31o S soft drab brush, assorted qualities;
~ a25 DO black do do do
27S do drab and pearl beaver, fur, Sc al muskrat
s ss g aoe ss.ony Congress: hats, .:.d qualities.
3So extra quality Jenny Lind, new style;
250 6 boys' soft fur, assorted colors;
100 g do Congress and Santa Fe hsts;
50 6 DO common pearl, white and blue wool;
100 g Cerro Gordo wool hats extra SIZES;
900 common wool ass'd black, white and blue;
100 " black and pearl Ashland sporting hats;
s ss ssY. q 4 variety ' and 10
100 nne roll broad silk plush caps;
100 do lawn do
IS infants' turbans, silk and cotton velvet;
5000 mems and boys paltn leaf hats, ass'd quail.
$50 high and low crown, single and doub. b.
leghorn hat;
37s &c Rutland, Pedal, Birds eye and China pearl
straw hat;
100 infants Leghcrn Aaps;
go do fan. Luton, Dunstable and Pedal flaps
100 Panama hats, sss'd styles and qualities;
so Grenada do
27O Florence bid bonnets, ascd quality;
HOO bonnets comprising every variety cfladiet
and misses' lace, straw and lawn bonnets;
The above goods will be sold at very small advance
manufacturers' prices; great many Of them were
selected with particular reference to the Santa Fe and
Salt Lake trade, and merchants trading at those Pa.
ces will And It to the advantage to give US call
March G. l85l.-2C.2m
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Temperance Notice

5he friends Of temperance will meet At the Court
use on next Monday evening, l7th inst. at O'clock
the purpose oftaking into confederation the pro-
)ssy Of establishing Temperance Library in this
IN. By order Of the Executive Committee of the
h Co. Temperance Club.
Davenport March 18th 1851.
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JAMES IE1GUs. n. B. BuFoRD.
FERGUS g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY & n6AoEIINH SHOP,
Moline, Rock bland County, Illinois.
JAMES IE1Grs.


our establishment has been greatly enlarged
~ and improved during the past season, and
we have now so great number of patterns that
we are prepsred to sxeedte, with pr5mptnes.,
orders for
STEAM ENGINES,
Mill Gearing, Steamboat Work, uofss Powers,
Ihreshing Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work, and have on hand
all the patterns, Of the mill gearing Of the spen-
did new mills in Muscatine and Dubuque, Iowa
Moline and Como; Illinois. We eau also fur
nish
PsaRKER'S PERCUSSION AND RE.aC-
TON WHEELS,
and sell the pa,en, right. Also, the Rose, and
other Wuter Wheels.
We have constantly on hand the above Water
Wheels, Cranhs, Gudgeone, Tanning Mill Irons,
Wagon Boxes, Crate Bars, Whee,barrow
Wheels, Sleigh Shoes, Force Pumps, Coal Crates,
Stoves, &c.
Orders for work may be left at the Foundry,
IN Moline, or at N. B. Buford's Sligo Iron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended
to. All our work, when required. will be deIiv-
cred at Rock Island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge.
Jan. 18th, 1851. l9-3m
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against A. c. Fulton will
please present the same for payment forthwith
will plesse to settle up without further notice. -
have got ashamed of dunning them, which will &C.
count for my neglect for long time past.
A. C. FULTON.
CsveDport, February 18th, 1851.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

u. A. e. MOESTUE has arrival in this place and
taken room over Messrs. Cook L Sargent's office
re h. 10 prepared TO take pictures in the newest
e and on reasonable terms. Children taken in
to 10 seconds. Entrance on Second streef.
Ave0pcyt, Jan. 226, 1881.
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WRITING: WRlTINGM

10 UPERIOR, graceful and easy style Of writing
|taught in Nine lessons: to any Lady, at her resi-
be. The whole for - so.
)sntlemen guaranteed . good business hand in
lessons for - At their residences.
b Evening school, where writing 10 taught as
De, in o Lessons. The whole for % so, at the Of.
lof E. WRAY, opposite Lie Claire's Once on Sec.
Street.
juvenile Day School for the various branches of
English education. Z. WKAf.
NEWPORT, Feb. 9th, 1851. 22-2m
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AVERY'S NURSERY,
Near Burlin st0n, Iowa.

AVERY'S NURSERY,
Near Burlington, Iowa.
WE have now over $50 600 Fruit Trees in their
w rious one four years growth, which
we offer 1t the following prices TO. wit:
For Apple Trees Of suitable size for Orchard plant
ing $40 per 100 go per lO0O for extra size Sl2 per
Pear Trees from 80 to SO cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella and Gaia wba, one year old s.
pei lOO years old, very 6ne, % to 81 per 100 Or 10
cents each.
Also the following Nursery Stock.
Apple Trees Just grated and ready forfplaniins in
Nursery rows Is dollars per IOOO in larger quant
ties of from to 10, 900, 20 dollars per l006.
10000 one year Pear seedlings 10 dollars per 1000
5000 I" IS MaEzard Cherry 10 dollars per 1000.
soon best Plum seedlings for stocks 500 per 1000
Apple Seedlings % per 1000.
Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly or
aui all the approved kinds many Of which we have
and those which have not yet come into bear
ing were procured from the most correct Eastern 20
mologist. We feel therefore prepared 10 furnish
Trees ~ it 10 within the power Of man
to do.
All orders accompanied with the cash, will meet
with prompt attention.
Where the selection 10 left with the subscribers, the
purchaser may rest assured that pains wi be taken
selecting properly for the different seasons, SUCH as
Eary Fall and Writer, Of the very best and in proper
Trees we'll packed in boxes bundles. in good ship.
ping order and delivered ON board steamboat.
Address r. and n. AVERY,
Feb. 18Th, laS1.-23 iml Burlington, Iowa.
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"HALLO THERE"
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR
CASH

TN view Of the great scarcity Of money, and to
l. make room for large Stock Of Goods which
we expect 10 receive from Boston and st. Louis
this spring, the subscribers are DESTROYS Of closing
off their entire Stock Of Goods at "COSI"' for
Cash or its equivalent. We therefore invite all
who desire 10 purchase goods to give US call,
and We will sell them Goods at prices that will
as,onish them.
VAN TUYL & COOK.
Davenport, Feb. 5th, 1851.
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Also.

complete assert ment Of coopers' tools, including
knives, planes, ADDE'S, ETC.. best makers; carpenters
bench and moulding planes and tools, Of ell kinds;
smiths bellows anvis, vices, screw plates, sledses
and hammers. etc. Together with complete assort.
Of almost every article usually kept in whole
sale hardware store, which are offered most favor
able terms, CHILD, PRATT X co.
February l3th. 1851. 23lm
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MACHINES WARRANTED.

Flows Of all kinds constantly on hand at our
Shop and with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage, heretofore, and
would respectfully solicit Continuance Of the
same.
We would call the attention Of our Farmers to
the important Improvements recently made in
our Flows and best Of all reduction in price OF
81. each, except s'Prairie Breakers.''
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Moline, H., Jan Both, 1851. 81
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ar. EDITOR: Please announce ENOS TICHENOR,
h., a. candidate for Marshal Of the city Of. Daven.
h At the ensuing April election.
MANY VOTERS.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

g OLDlERS Of the War Of 1912, The
~ Indian Ware since i79d, including the Sem,
HAWK WAR, and the war known a. General
Waynes' Of l792 to 1895, who served for . term
of thirty days, and al! commissioned officers Of
the Mexican war, are entitled 10 Bounty Land
All persons interested are invited to cali on the
subscribers, who are connected with an efficient
Agency Al Washington, D. C.--and are prepared
TO attend TO all business with promptness.
NO FEES charged unless the allowance il
obtained. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, lows, Oct. 18th. 1850.
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NTHlTE Zephyr Worsted, Also clouded worst
w ed for Lamp Mats, &c, received by Ex-
press and for sale by ri. A. PORTfR.
Rock Island. Feb 22d, 1881.
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REMOVAL OF BUSINESS.

TDWIN PESTER, Tailor, in acknowledge
IL ing the fayors OF the inhabitants Of Daven-
port and vicinity, would inform them that he has
removed his place OF business 10 his new shop,
nearly opposits the Post Office Oh D,vsnpor,'s
Goek.
Eav amor. Jor. 33rh. 1851. o!-5n
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Lntest Arriral Of the Season!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!

THE subscriber has Just received from New York
large and well selected assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hsts, Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet BGgs, to-
gethet with Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Trim
hingy, &c. &c, which have been carefully se-
lected for this Market snd purchased on terms
that will enable them to be sold little lower
than ever before offered in this market.
Ifyou wantany Overcoass, Dress Goats, Pants,
Vests, or any thing elss in this line, be sure to
csIl opposite the Ferry Landing, : the We'll
known stand Of c. MUNGER.
Davenport, Dec. 26th, 1850. l6.3m
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fefs the ewes ana pure
the manufacturers at 10 we
bled to sell a. low al can b
les. Among our stock ma.
$50 casks bright OK and
log chains,
100 do do trace chains, as
sorted,
20 do coil do do
so do Carolina and eyed
hoes, assorted,
800 doz handled do do do
1000 do grass, grain, bush
and hemp scythes,
Waldron's, Hale's and
others;
800 dot scythes snaths, as.
sorted,
500 do hay forks, ass'd,
IS do manure, do do,
100 gross scythe stones,d do
10 do do rifles, do
500 do table knives and
forks, assorted,
$500 dor pocket knives as
sorted,
900 do Wostemholm and
Rogers pocket and
pen do, assorted,
1000 do butcher knives, do
300 do Wade and Butch.
er's razors. assorted,
600 do shears and scis.
sors, do,
200 do pair names, ass'd,
5000 do butts and hinges, do
1900 gross screws, ass'd,
600 doz Butchers, mill,
nat,bastard. round and
half round files, ass'd,
100 dox horse and shoe
rasps, assorted,
so doz grain scoops,
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ALoNzo CHILD. E. G. PRATT. o. W. CHILD.
CHILD. PR.ATT& co.

opening lOr spring ttade,
i extensive sss6rtments Of
yer offered in this market.
,oods direct from manufac.
asing our American from
Il cash prices, we are ena-
purchased in Eastern cit.
be found, in psft,
$50 dox horse collars,ass'd
800 do shovels and spa es
do, Ames', Ro wland's,
Carts and others,
1000 dox Collins, Simmons
Davis and other AK
es, do,
200 doz hatchets, shing.
ling and bench,
100 do hand and PANEL
saws assorted,
500 do (St. Louis makeJ
mill saws, assorted,
$50 do do and cross cut do
cross cut do and cir
cular do, all sizes,
10, 900 lbs brass Kettles and
pals, assorted,
10, 600 lbs Gririin'S horse
nails,
200 kegs wrought do, 9 to
12d,
500 doc coffee mills, As.
sorted kinds,
4 N petcustion caps, as
sorted,
so casks sad irons, do.
200 doz tea kettles, cast
and sheet iron,
200 doE fry pans,
500 doz knob door locks,
assorted,
600 do pad, chest, cup
board and trunk do,
assorted,
800 dog door latches, do,
800 gross spoons,
600 dog curry combs.
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EBRNEzER Coox. GEO. B. SARegx1.
COOK & SARGENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ExcnAEe. AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
and LAND AGENCY,
Aott; and BiAs Collected, and proceed. ress;eed q
any part Of Oe United Slater.
Particular attention paid TO Purchase and sals
Of Lands, Payment Of Taxes, ana Location OF
Bounty Laid Warrants.
REFER TO
NESS N,.s s.! !; W: f J.. Z Co, Boston.
Z. w. CLARK, DoDGk & Co, New York.
Messrs. f.. w. CLARk & Co.; PhisdelpAie.
JonN o. sARGRsr, ESQ, Washington.
+. w. CLARK & BeorHERs, ST. Louis, Mo.
HArcH y LASsDoN, Cinclnnsti, Ohio.
October 18th, 1850.