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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-07
The tate OF iowa, },s.
Dubuque County.
TO Nancy Mill cr:

original notice having been returned "Not fnunG''
IA by the Sheriff of Dubuque county, you are ht rclry
notified that there is file in the office of clerk
%! the District court, in Dubuque county, petition of
Jacob Miller asking Judgment Of Divorce, and that
bends of matrimony existing between YOU ard him
he dissolved and setting forth cause ilt de-
serton and absence for more than the space of
and that unless appear and answer thereto, be-
fore the tenth day If Nav next. before said court. judy
m emf will he rendered against You, ask for, with
costs. HEMPSTEtD & BURT, Atty's for Plt'1
Dubuque, March 81, 1882. WINS
STATE OF IOWA,
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FRUIT TREES.

Iowa.
~, THE Proprietors oflhcse Nurseries are
s.s.sssss DESTROYS of calling the attention of all
- persons abont commencing the Nursery
business, or preparing to plant out Fruit Or
chards, to their very large stock of fruit trees,
embracing over FIVE HuxpRED VARIETIES,
and more than
10000 worked trees,
including everything in the fruit department
worthy of cultivation.
The facilities and case with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, arc propo-
gated and grown in this neighborhood, enables
us to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS of
purchasing, we think no where else to be
found.
We have, therefore, adopted the lo1o price
svsto1a, in the full faith that il not only increas-
es the business, but also the profits in coEsa.
querce.
APPLE. TREES, of all the choice varieties,
will be furnished at from $50 to 800 per 1000,
according to age. size, etc.
PEAR TREES, either Dwarfs or Standards
Of all the best sorts, from 25 to 81 cents, each,
according to size.
PLUM, CHERRY and OUNCE Trees, of
all the popular kinds, from % to 81 cents
PEACH TREES, GRAPE ZINES, etc.
ofthc most approved sorts, from 10 to Is cents.
ElT Trees Just grated, win all the cn0lce VI
rietics of Fruits carefully labeled and ready TO
st in the Nursery or Seeding Stocks for Nur-
spymen of nearly every description, furnished
to Nurseymen, Orchardis.s or others buying
largely at exceedingly low rates.
Priced Catalogues giving full particulars,
sent gratis to all post paid applicants.
t-Y Our Trees are grown in rich soil, with
plenty of room in the nursery rows, and are
consequently fine, thrifty, stout and well
branched, requiring no stalking for their support,
when placed in the orchard.
In sending out stock from these Nurseries,
if any mistake should accidenly occur, it is
hoped our customers will notify US, that we
may correct it at once, make ample amends,
as it is our sincere desire 10 render satisfaction
to all who favor US with their confidence in eve
ry particular.
Ly Besides the ADORE we can furnish all the
popular or desirable varieties of the smaller
Fruits, usually cultivated, including
RASBERRIES, GOOSBERRIES, CUR
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
To- Nor do we pretend to confne ourselves
to Fruit Trees alone, we have plenty Of room
and cultivate and can furnish all the most pop
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines
Roses or Herbaccous Plants, usually cultivated
for such purposes, including a fine collec
ton of
PINES, SPRUCES, EfRS and other choice
hardy ETERGREE.NS,
NEALLEY s. BROTHERS,
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MORTALITY AMONG GENERALs.-Withint the five
years that have elapsed since the commence
ment of the War with Mexico, no less than
thirteen American Generals have departed this
life. viz: Taylor, Worth, Mason, Brady, Kear-
ny Hamer, Hopping, Eelknap, Duncan, Crosh-
an Brooke A rhnckle and Whitinr.
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THE DEMOCRACY.

The following pleasant little poem is dedicat
ed to the Democracy of Dubuque. Aud ii
there has been nothing thus far, to arouse our
good friends to action, this little efusion GER
tainly ought to do it..
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ST, LOUIS Est PETERSPACKET

t. THE SPLENDID, fast running
= sI - ssi.49 steamer LAMARrISE, Harlow
Master, will run as a regular packet between
The above points, touching at all intermediate
landings, during the season.
The LAMARTIsE has been thoroughly rehted
and is now equal to any boat in the trade
For freight or passage at Dubuque, apply on
board, or to EMERSON s. SHIELDS, Ag'ts
March 12,-dtd.
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To Mrs. .Jnuc Kec:

Won are hereby notied that there is on file in
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court in and
for the county Of Fayett' the State of Iowa. petition
of William :. kee, asking for divvrc from the bands
of mairmoy, for the that h. cannot live Ieacs
and happiness with you; and unless you appear, and
answer thereto, eturc The second day of the next
term of said Court decree will be rcd rsd against
you thereon You also notified, ht depositons will
be taken said the office of the u rk of sal.
Court the ninth day of April next. O'clock NJ.
WIN. NcCLiNTUCK, AIRY Tor Pt'h.
March 3lst, l55 ,-w4w
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From the Louisville Courier Of March TO-
Bloody and Fatal Afray--Severai Persons
Killed aud Wounded.

From the Louisville Courier OF March l6
Bloody and Fatal Adrny--Severai Persons
Killed aud Wounded.
We are indebted 10 valued friend for the
following details of one of the bloodiest and
most deadly atfrays that ever took place Ken
lucky:
LANCASTER, KY,
Sunday morning, March IA
Last evening, about o'clock, Russell Hill
ISAIAH Hill, Frederick Hill, and two or three
boys, sons Of Isaiah and Frederick, were return
ing homeward from Teetersviiie, accompanied
by DIR. o. P. Hill, Of this place. Just as the
party got opposite house, (Which had been
fnrtitied) on SCOTS Fork of Sugar Creek, they
were fired upon, and Russell Hill fell MORALLY
wounded. His brothers and nephews hastenec
to his assistance. The fire from the house still
decreasing, he remarked, "You can do me nc
good, boys-they have killed me-do the bes
| you cam" and expired. The Hills then charg
ed upon the house, and Isaiah Hill was killet
just as he was getting over the fence.
| The door Of the house was forced by the re
manning Hills, and the fight continued with shor
| arms and bowie knives. John Sellers was sho
by son Of Isaiah HILL, (l2 or Ia years of age
and fell and expired after having received hv'
other shots through the head William Crisma,
wa, shot by the same boy, when in the act o
stabbing Frederick Hill with a bowie knife
Brisman died, having ON his body one pistol sho
and fifty-three wounds inflicted with knife
| A man named Averson, and another by TIN
name of Samuel Sellers, of the house party
were slightly wounded
| Two Of the boys (Hils) were wounded wit
| rifle shots, and enc of them, mere boy, lies il
a critical condition.
/ DIR. Hill was not armed, and understand di
not participate in the conflict. He was ctnsd
erably in advance cf the party when the actif
commenced. He is now with the wounded AN
party have just left trwn to ascertain turtle
i particulars.
i p. S. Since writing the above, DR.. Burde'
has arrived from the ground and confirms tn
news Of the death of Russell and Isaiah Hi
John Sellers and William Crisman.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
April 2

n AN now opening my assortment Of celebrated stSha-
ker Garden Seeds,' the growth Of 1851 These seeds
warranted pay for sale at tho Drug Store OF
AGILLESPIE,
April No /, Globe building
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DUBUQUE0 GALENA PAcKE

eR~A |NAPT. ESTES has made arrange
ments for putting on This route the
ENTr3E ~ steamer JENNY LIND, as soon as the
80 - @fEF opening of navigation will permit
The Jenny is and substantial boat having maze
her first trip fall Her dimensions 1870 fcef keel,
and "a feet beam with two engines l6 inch cylinders
feet stroke, and of very light draught
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STATE OF Iowa
Delaware county.
DISTRICT CorRr tor said
County to the Mag Term A. D. so.
JosEpH b. mitchell Assumpsit
vs.. hNU
ASHER VI RENwICK.N Attachment.

ASHER VI. REswIcK. Attachment.
>gSHE snid defendant will take notice that
{ the filh day of May a. d. 1851 writof
attachment was issued from the Clerks office Of
the District Court Of said County at The suit Of
said Plaintiff against the goods and cha tells
land and tenamants of the said defendant for
the Sum If Sx'y-six dollars and scverty-four
cents, with interest and costs of this suit which
writ was delivered TO the Sheriff of said County
and by him returned endorsed as follows:
81 have levied on the following described pro-
perry as the property of he within named de-
tendant. tina, is the n l. of Sec. No. Is
Township IS North range West to satisfy tie
within writ as ain therein command, d this LIST
day of March 90.
J. w PENN,
Sheriff ID G.
Now unless the said Asher nj Renwick ap-
pear and plead.to SAID action on or b fore tie
first day Of the ne xt term Of SAID Court to be
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the first Monday after the fourth Monday
of April A ID 1852, Judgment will be rendered
rainst him, and the above premises sold to sat-
isfy the same.
Bv order Of the Court.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Clerk of said Court
A X EAroS
Attorney for plaintiff.
March End % i7-w3danay-
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Spring Goods!
"Nhar! oh! Whar! did you come
from! and Wilar are Won gOin. y,

come; and lam going to J. 3. Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
to buy the Cheapest the Best The Latest Style and the
elegant Goods brought to this any ether
GENTLEMEN Hc has for your Wives, Swecthearts, and
daughters Sks--pain figured & striped Lawns, Cling
hams, Cacoes. Plain Swiss Musns, Figured do. French
gur Jaconets Jaconet Cambria Muslins Grass Cloth
Skr,ings: Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbands, Neck Ribhands
latest STYLES Oils for the hairsuc as Veritabe Noee
dc BGuf, Phiiocume, etc.
Jenny Lind, Boomer and Kate Hayes Combs
SHOES:
articles TO be found Thomas and cheap, that it
beats all Creation, "and III, rest of mankind"
FoR THE GrSTLEMss; HE HAs:-French Cloths and
Maraes NeStings, DENNIS, Blue brown Drills, Tweeds,
all wool. California Cottonadcs Old loo Ripkas Stripes
Verona Twiils Oxford Mkt, black blue grey SAITH
nets, French Plaid Tweeds, and such ALFRED sight OF
other 'fixngs for Gcntlemcns wear such
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants, Vests, Drawers Wnchostcrs
Shirts, Warranted TO fit0 &c. &c.
HUzzA! HUZzA!
Well this cxceIs aIlthe real Kossuh Boots, (nade Of
French calf skim and kip skin; coarse Boots, boys
Boots mems fine s. coarse Shoes bows fine and coarse
Shoes; and all other kinds of Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Java Lacuara Havana and Rio Janciro Coffee; crushed
clarified and New Orleans Sugar Imperial, Gunpowdel
and Young ySon Tea sugar house. NO. and Plantation
Molasses Rasns candies, cloves, nutmcgs, salaratus
&C.
a FEW BaRRELS OLD BORBOUI
Starr and mould candles, natural leaf T bacco, and al
other weeds; Rice Ginger Mustard and every article IN
the Grocery line Family Flour of the best quality
always on hand,
He will lie glad to you ALL Bring your Wives, youl
Swee,healts your neehhors your tr ndsard above all
bring Money He is always ready 10 bid yoi ''God
Speed" All persons knowing themselves indebted, vii
please scall and sete.'
Dubuque, March %, dwy J.B. THOMAS.
P. S.--Wanted, firstrat boy.
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IsTrNG or THRaE FIRsT.eIAss BOATS.

CONSISTING OF THREE FiRsT-CEAss boats.
NOMINEE, Captain o. sNrrH
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. 81. ". Iopwrcx
DIX. FkRNkLfN, Capt. X. BIAkELY
Leaving Caiena
Inc NOMINEE, Capt. Smit Mondays at - n,elcck
, III Dn FaA NKiLs, Capt Blakely, "Wednesday 90 r.
The BEy CAMrBSLte Capt NJ. w. Lodwick Friday 10
The above boats will run regularly during the ensuing
ason. Having the Mail Contract, their pnc.a!ity eat,
be relied on. They will r main ST. Pauf sufficiently
long To enable the passeng to visit the Falls of Sain.
Anthony.
For speed and accommodation these Boats arc upsur
passed, and every attention will he paid passcrg rs
and freight They will have punctuaiify at tn h0nr
named. The Nominee will make the trip so as not 10 be
out on sunday.
Goods shipped 10 the Agents Louis or Cal lena IN
go by this line, will b. forwarded free of charge.
Gliena being the fermni Of the great thorough fares
leading Westward from ChicaAn and Milwaukee, ne ary
all the travel from the castwatd, deSti. for tie pper
mississippi takes passage by ste1boa: from point
Also, nearly all The steamboats, he Southern ira de-
from - Louis and other ports below port
for rc-shiPnrnt for points above.
AGENTS:
y sass, - Louis; Nlcon, Gilbert & Co;
- u Iahpoeli 20, Hai MAJ Neisc ms landing;
u W est, Dubuque; Read Lake Pcpln;
NJ Langworthy, do Hortzel Poin. Do.ip,a.,:
heutcGor, Churchill * Neison,
McC;rcgor's Landinr saltwater:
W Brisb'is, r. du Chen; w Rabcock. ST Paul;
Z d Cowies, Lansing; S II Sargent do
Campbell & Smith; isscn y Rice 81 Anthony:
La Cross James PEEK Il 20 Chicago:
Galena Feb. ~. dem
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st. Louis, Galena; Dubuque and
Farm for Sale.

n ACRES Of choice Land, or 249 acres II required
lOU The above farm Is situated in Dubuque Conn
". three miles from Beuna Vista, and five miles from
Wopaton on Mississippi River. The land hall Pra
rie and half timber, all OF The hest quality IS well water
ed; twenty acrs is under good fence and CULTIVATION
aud is conviently situated to good roads.
The above farm will be sold at bargain, and on the
most accommodating terms.
For particulars enquire of the unarrsisned, near ths
premises or In Dubuque Of CHARLES R.se
THOMAS MCGUIRE.
March 18th 1852. dw3n
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r% Henry Gibson, veteran Of the Revo.
luton, died in New York on the 18th inst, aged
1Ol years
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TTAMS OVERLAND GUIDE to California, WIN =
II Mapust published and received ny exPn .Nc nun
CIV York; BY ksfAcLDi.,e
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-We are indebted TO
DR.. E. H. Gregory, Of this city, Tor the particu
lars Of a melancholy event which occurred on
the 12h inst about p miles south of Boone
vile, in Cooper County, Mo. DR.. John w.
Field, an esteemed and influential citizen OF
Cooper county, committed suicide, on the dry
above mentioned, by blowing out his brains
with rifle. The letter announcing the fact,
from which we have been permitted to extract,
says:
"He took his gun down in the morning, and
asked his negro man 10 90 with him, AS he wish
ed TO show him what kind of work to 90 at
After Coming to where his stack corn had been
thrown for the purpose of feeding his cattle, he
va We the boy note, and told him to take it to
Richard Ellis The note reads as follows:
.DEAR RICHARD This note will be hand
ed you by Calvin, who will teilyou my sad end
Please communicate it to my wife as carefully
as possible, and take care of her and my little
children. blame no one-lny mind is gone
and am in desplir-my Lord and Master will
forgive me. Ny troubles in the world have
been great. | have lived honestly, though nm
happiiy constituted. leave my affairs to be
managed circumstances may ind cats.
have married four good wives and find no differ
ence in any IF them-all good.
Farewell, may God bless you and all man.
kind.
"JoHN w. FIELD
The fatal act was accomplished by placing
the muzzle of the rifle to his temple and touch
ing the trigger with the ramrod; the explosion
caused his instant death. His wife almost iul-
meda,ely learned the dreadful news from the
negroes, and sent for the writer of this letter,
who found her, few minutes after, bending
over the dead body of her husband, whose
brains were scattered over his face by the dis
charge. His Oldest daughtt was also by her
side, and the scene is described as most heart
rending.
DIR. Field was man much esteemed by all
who knew him, and in his professional clIarac
ter enjoyed the confidence of large section of
the neighboring country. What could have led
him to commit the unhappy act, beyond the
morbid state Of feeling Indicated by the note
we are not able to say. In all its features it is
| a distressing event.
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CORRECTED FOR THE EXPRESS BY W. J. BARNEY & co.
,xican Warrants for $50 Acres, Cash Sl25 to $40
do do On one Years time 2l0
New Issue Warrants for l6o Acres, Cash l30al30
" 40 g %
&C " so ss &c 50
" " I60 On one years time S10ots 10
&C so ~
40 g " COZ
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We publish the following communications al
the request of Rev. MIR. Tracy We know
nothing Of the merits or dement's of the qnes-
ton at issue, and. therefore, are not prepared,
even to express an opinion, one way or the 9TH
err In as much, however, as our columns are
dedicated to the interests and desires of the pub
lie in all matters pertaining 10 the public, and
to Individuals, where considered as members al
the public at all times willing 10 give place
in our paper 10 any one who is DESTROYS Of be-
ing heard on any subject that is within the
sphere of p-opriety; and whilst we give pub
licity to the communications referred to, we
will cheerfnlly do the same for any reply that
may be elected from the party or parties con
ccrned on the other side. Oar columns arc al
walls open to free discussion
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Snfs. Turncntinc ;and AIcnho
For sale at Il great sacrifice

For sale ut II great sacrifice.
TIME s. W. quarter of section %, and tn East hall
Of The south east quart, r, of section % in Township
ST. north of the 9th principle Mhridian,
Iowa containing $40 acree-morc or less.
This land about half timber, lays we'll is wh WA
tered is choice wheat land is convenient to Schools and
Mills partly improved and is known the land owned
by George w. I.undhcck.
ANY person desiring TO purchase good farm would dc
wei to look at this, really offered at sacrifice
lry-For particulars enquire of GEO. w. BURTON.
March IS, lS32-dwtf.
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Dubuqne ,Coun'y,ss. } To all who" it may

D"l anr fs.n' e rs sl who" it may
NJ Office is hereby given that application
Y on a petition now on file, will be made
before the County Court, of Dubuque County,
at the next Term thereof, to be holden on the
Second Monday of April next, for an order to
sell so much Of the Real Estate of John Smo1-
lenger, late Of SAID County, deceased, as may
be necessary to pay the debts and charges a
pairlst the said Estate.
DANIEL ERNST, Administrator
of john Snollenger, deceased
Dubuuue, March 9Th, 1852. 3w
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N OrT G ~

III. PERSONS are r,by notified not 20 credit
"A MARY ANN SKINNER on nv account as I
wifi pay no debts OF liabilities contracted incurred BY
her. ABEL, ~ SKINNET,
llnhMlue, Feb. II, ls52.-w3t
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Fine White cad.

| SUPPLY of Fine White Lead just received anf
| IA for safe for cash by [a2l a GILLESPIE
siIs! Oils! oils!
r HAVE received per b Iamartine supply of Linsecd
L Lard and Tanners Oil; which will sell tfr cash
Apn2 GILLESPIE
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
S RING ARR RAN G e Nj e T S
FOR 1880.

~
" and best assorted stock of FuRNiTURE--E7S
~ AID UPHOLSTERY, we have ever had; IL
(which offer 10 Wholesale and Retail slesssH-s
dealers al tho lowest prices and feel confident
fail To meet their appreciation In connection with
manufacturing, purchase from all the best arkes
East or West, thus keeping pace with all Improvements
in line and enabling to offer variety OF late
styles at the lowest prices Our Warehouse is large, this,
II other facilities every way equal enables TO keep
large stock all times, thus offering great inducements
To W halcSa!e De Hers.
We invite attention large stock Sofas Sofa BEDS
OUNCES. Bureaus, Wardrobes, Divans Rocking and Par
Tor Oh, chairs Tables, Bcds,eads Office and
chairs, Wife and Tin Safes. Spring. Hair Cotton,
Moss, Puline and liusk MATTRESS rs, with a complete
every article warranted thus making perfect assortment
desirable
RPari0r, Hotel Red Rourt and Kitchen
W Furniture,
~ which continually receiving additions thus
keeping stock large and complete, and ns,rng
ders filed with ont delay.
sCARRTrs' S PATENT SOFA BED.
Which is acknowledged the most desirable article of the
kind produced always hand made suit yo'r
taste at short notice. The attention of al housekeepers
keepers, steamboat officers and the public in gener
al, is requested examination, when think they
VIII each and all say we are correct
TO DEALERS.
We offer Wholesale
goo Bureaus; 800 Childrens' chairs;
100 Sofas; 100 Office chairs;
100 Mahogany rockers; so Willow chairs;
so Rosewood and Ma 100 Willow cradles;
hogany easy chairs; 100 Tin and Wire Safes;
300 Mahogany Parlor 500 Bedsteads;
chairs; 2G0 Dining and Breakfast
900 Cane st rocking do Tables;
200 Wood &c do 900 Work Stands;
1000 Cane seat chairs; 100 Sewing Stands, &c.
1900 Wood seat Sc
We have made arran eemcnts for continued large sup
ply of the above and all other articles in lIe and
fdcnty don't " so farther you may fare worse.'
Please call and examine, NJ. 20 Washington Avenue
st. Louis Missouri.
April 3-d2m sCARKTTT & MASON.
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Yours, &c
- x,nrfn ~
TO TEE RAILROAD CONVENTION.

sT We know not from whom, nor whence
h following communication comes, but give it
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DOLE RUMSEY g. CO.
Storage & Forwarding Merchants,

AND COMMISSION DEALERS IN
Produce, Provisions, Coal, Salt, Pig Iron &c
CHICAGO, Illinois.
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ovpy Of Letter received from the School Fund
Commissioner,

nos bsen necessarily absent at Iowa City.
ospy Of Letter received from the School Fund
Commissioner.
OrrlcE Scuoo, FusD ConN,sslosER !
Bellevue, December Sd 1851.
DAVID BuRkE, ESQ
DEAR Sin :-Your two letters in relation t.
ths AFFAIRS of School District No. Of Butlel
Township have been received and contents not
ed, much regret that any thing should Occur
to mar the harmony Of the Administration o
yoar School affairs You state in one of you
letters that a priest BY the name Of Tracy an
nosnced from the pulpit that the School Direc
ton should not have choice of teachers bu
thu IA would appoint one and they should b
satisiied. This is certainly strange but BY M
means q startling announcement, to be made a
this ace of the world and in this country. Tn
enc man power has never been acknowledge
up1ef our institutions We bow to the supre
mscy Of the law and not to the dictates Q
ffiesds or other inflated worthless. Probabi.
il weald be well to remind Master Tracy of tn
table Of the OK andthe Frog and gently insinu
ate to his polite understanding that the Fro!
mentioned in the fable is not the only one tina
has swelled up until he bnrsted When maj
has grown too large+for his garment believ
it 10 the obtained practice under our laws not L
cut new garments to suit his overgrown dimen
sions, but % reduce his pride, pulled flesh un
I'll il be containedin HE old garments. Woul
BE great men are always meddlesome. On
who has more ambition than brains and conss
quently finds no monster to his own merits,
No longing for greatness, always takes SON
fools eoufse . eain Notoriefy. Such seems.
belAe cass withthe priest Tracy. Ii Mr.. TT
~ wishes % establisha School and conssitu
kaassT The head and front thereof slet him Z
ssstf ~ esn fnd aaybody who will suppa
ReA . School, LET them do 20, Yet them get u
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To Jonathan Hart:

STATE OF IOWA,
Jpups CuifufV