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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
FLDRIDGE.
G. ELDRIDGE. c. II. ELDEIDGE
EEDEs1D4E q SON,
DRUGGISTS d GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Davenport, Iowa.

DRUGS AND IRJDE.N!IS.
A FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs constantly OF
~ hand also splendid assortment Of Groee
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LADIES' SHOES.

"a, THE subscriber bcgs leave to inform III
bt ! Ladies or Davenport ana vicinity That b
- has opened Ladies' Shoe Shop, on Main
rear second ST., where h. will make 10 order
Ladies work Of every description, at the shortes
,aiiee. and be viii al o keep fall supply OF
rand ol all sorts and sizes.
SAM'L. WORTH.
avenpori. Nav 27th. 1882. 38-tl
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Iowa Land Agency.

ALFX. ". WCGTE5TR,
Attorney at Law and General Agent,
MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
rDNIlNuEs 10 collect Debts, Buy, Sell and
" Locate Land Warrants, Buy and Sell Reai
Estate, Pay Taxes, Investigate Tales, inges.
Money, Negotiate loans on Bond and Mortgage.
Remit money 10 Europe OF any par. OF The Uni
ted States, and do all other business entrusted Il
MS care as Attorney or Agent, with Pfomptaes.
aud despa,ch. June 18th, 1862
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Prairie Land for Sale.

THEE aofN. ". az 90 acres; ni
l MA an T. q 80 ACRES 81 Sec. 10, I. !
R2E
n L qr ofsee 20, 7 10, Il iG.-l60 acres.
"A So
S an Of well hroke , year old males.
Englne of
Jq'yl.--43.!w IT. s. FINLEY.
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WIRE. SgEtE3s4NERf,

'
r0NSTANTLY Oh hand aui aoFe to ofde
IL for Tanning Mills, Rolling Screens TO Flour
ns Mills, SC.
Every family vii! 50 il 70 their advantage (
have wire screeneIy in their cellar "iadaws
cuph ard doors, cheese room windows, &c. -
kseaing on, rats, mice and flies, | have some q
baud Yove for The purpose.
ORDERS by mali or Otherwise VI I promptly
attended 10 WM \. III hSE.
Moine III. Ialy la. l01e 43-N
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REMOVED.

g CHRICKER 4 SCHMIDT have removed !
- the new building on Corner OF Brady an
I'd Streets (nearly opposite the Post Office
yhere they viii be happy 70 see their fllend
md customers.
payennnrt. lime r7ih. 1852. Ai-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

Davenport, Apr, Goth, 1861.
TuSr Received per Bon Accord, 81 Kegs
y Eastern Nails and Spikes
Bright Log Chains;
Smiths Bellows and Vices; Screw Plascsan
G.iiIin's Horse Shoe Nails,
A., W. Ii. HILDRETHS,
M,r,b II HARDWARE Store.
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UNaMPROvED LANDS FOR SAIL

WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres Of Prairie Lands ia
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and SIXTY
acres, lying IN different parts OF Scott county,
selected BY ourselves with greht care.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenrn-, Fab 10 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

Whtu 'sr along the ivory ai6ks Feea,
The iBthy footsteps OF the dark ganFrene;
Wnca Carries come, wItt>steaithy steps TO thrS 3"
Corrosive ink spots those banks OF snow
Brook no delay, ye trembling suffering fair,
But Il for refuge to the Dentists care.
HIS pracilced hand, obedlsut to his NIL,
Implos. his slender tle with incest skill,
Just saetps the germIn OF disease sway,
4 III aInns liz. Iehrlul nrogEtks OF dtrs4.
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LAST ARRIVAL OF CL07HIIG:

TUST received and now opening at the Oh,
} Stand, nearly opposite the Bazaar, on From
ireet, large and well selected assortment 0
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EOJA q EisOTHEK.
OK. JEo. P. Cook.

TOHN p. COOK Is this day admitted partner
y ia our House He will devote his tune ana
attention to the legal business of the House, end
to such pro 'essiona business as may be entrusted
10 il. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, April |, 1851.
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go acres Of Timber Land

|NEAR mouth of Pine river in Muscstins
~ county for sale in 10 and 20 aero lots ~
March r. COOK & SARGENT.
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EQas SALE.

4 Number Of Two, Four, or Six acre lots,
n about hall . lie from the city, suitable tor
ouilling sois, nurseries az market gardens.
apply to +. fakWOoD.
pavsnnnrt ApEi, s6th. 1872.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
FOR SALE.

A FARM in Glue Grass settlement OF 480
n acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post aud pine boards-Orchard TO ifuit
trees, &c together with lilo acres OF timber
h and, will be sold very low in ons tract or IT wiil
be divided into lots 10 suit purchasers.
Marchl7. C9OK g. SARGENT.
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FOE SALE.

A FINE farm on the road TO Aliens Grove Z
n miles from Davenport. II contains ld'
acres OF first rate land about Is acres I'M Ter enc
and in cultivation. The improvements are new
and consist OF a comsor able and eonVeh'en
rame house Of rooms, and large CELIA, awei
ot good water, cistern, frame stable, small or
Ichari, &c.
For further particulars enquire Of the sahscIi
lber and { half miles from hristie's Jaw Mill
JNC KICH'D JACk~f N,
June 18th, 1859. Att
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-
AZ a BARGAIN.

yyTE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace in
Wv Walnut Grove containing IA acres, -
acres good timber; one hundred acres in culiiva-
lion and well watefed. The owner wants TO
20 10 California and the property will be SOLD ~
Ia bargain. COOK i "a HIEAi.
Davenport, Feb. 1852.
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q c SEES OF Hard Sumo States this aay rcceiv
~ el d;rgcl lron New } ok an4 viii he sold p
,,Ac manufacturers pf.ces ID the dozen,
H. A. PORTER
Rock Island, Aptil eth, 1889
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Insurance COM
pany OSWEGO, N. II.
EOfk SALE.

|, FINE farm en- the Mississippi River adjoin-
/ ing the Town OF Butfalo, comfortable dwell
~ house and the whole handsomely and elsgi-
IL situated. VIII be sold al at good bargain.
For terms enquire Of ]. S. Sttspson, Bntialo, or
/ COCK & SARGENT.
L. 1879
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lIs5iEOgIis E7.IIElls FOE SALE

or every variety of price anI STATE Of cu,'isa
~ ton 10 suit purchasers. Apply 10
AtEA w. acGREGOR,
rnnn Il Rail Estate Efoher.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
DENTAL. CARD.

nR. J. DENNIS would respectfully announce 4
- thr cubic that hs has returned 70 Davenport.
Persons dssirous Of awaiting themselves OF his Pc
frssenat services now do 50 by calling at his vi
fee in the lie Claire House.
He viii remain Ia town but a few weeks as he !
compelled to ialal engagements III the ne,ghoorifi
towns. July LIT, ls-a,-.. 43.3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-18
The Latest from Albany.

MR.. pRRKMAN's TEMPERANCE PRoTgCr-CfIKF or
PoLicH-ABsENT LEeIsLAToRs-THE CANAL. MAN
DAMUs CAsR-BURGLARs ARREsTRD, KTc.
SPECIAL coRRIsPosDEScE roax HERALD.
ALBANY. Psb IL, 1881
Mr Beesrian introduced his Temperance bill this
morning 1t provides FOR abolshing ell licenses for the
sale OF liquor and empowers the Boards of supervsors
OF the counties TO regulate the sale thereof to take effect
on the lst of May next IL Is thort bill but contains
good than either of this other bs
before the Legislature, and will be adopted any bill s
That portion Of the act of 1851 amending the charter
Of tho city of New York which relates 10 the appointment
Chief OF Police will ba repealed having already passed
the House. It did rot ccomplish the purpose intended
Both Houses thinly attended to-day, rearcsiy
quorum being present. beveral msrlhers absent
without leave. Senator Pierce who called home
account OF sckness has returned to his seat Senator
Otis Of DUtchcas remains III et home, and 1t Il doubtful
when he will to attend to bis legislative
duties Mike Walsh is still absent on eleven days fur
loUgh which wa, granted him through joke.
The hcaripg Of tbs motion IN the Canal Nrrlaans
will be argued before Judge Cadyi at Fonda, on
Monday next
Two burglars. named NJ. w Leland and James Banks,
the Middle Dutch Church edifce, for the purpose OF
robbng 1t Of It's communion service of plate They had
previously made attempt te enter the First Presby
teIian Church (Dr Campbels). hut without success.
Temperance meetings To encourage the passage of the
Mspe law, held every evening. Amongst the most
enthusestc and ultra rs the celebrated Gerritt Smith
This Is Of the ceJest days OF the season and the
ice in the river is Us firm 1t has been any time during
this long winter. w.
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meteorological Obssrvntsonf.
ET xosss's rELESgArg, ogsicR 10 WALL err rr

III S0ssEs TELtetAfEj OSSff& 10 WALL err rUv
TuEspAy, Fek II, 1859
BrFsALo, A. H-Iti IS cold morning. Daromstex
aa2o Thermometer 10. Wind west II sratber cloudy.
5P. NJ -Ba,ometer "a. "a. Thermometer "a. Ii ss
cloudy, datk evening. Wind west.
RocHrsTFn, a Nit Is cold and cloudy Wind
northwest Thermometer 20
Sp M-Winc vest Thermomete. 1s. 1t Is clsax,
beautiful evening, but cold.
Aurunr, a Mt is oold, stormy morning Wind
northwest. Thermometer a.
r hit ~ cold and cloudy, Wind west Thcrmo-
meter H. Quite cold night
ern,crss 0 a. m.-The weather is cold and cloudy.
II has The appearance Of Wind Iorth. Thsrms-
n;6ter -.
PM.--It is dark, cloudy evening Showed little
TO day. Thermometer 20. Wind wet
Urea, GA. M The weather |, fair. Wind northwest
Thermometer II
SP.MIt 10 cloudy Wind west Thermome.er 70.
Pleasant evening.
ALBANY A. MI IL clear morning Thermo-
meter 49, Barometer 2e c5S Mercury 81 Wind north
P. Mt IL a fre, clear csld day Wind north hvsst
Tbermometer u.s. Barometer 20. ZOO Mercury &c.
Tror, "A. MI is beautiful clear morning Thsr-
Moneter TO- Wind west
8P. Mathematics H. II is a clear, cold evening
Wind light from northwest.
MONTREAL, SP. :. IL is beautiful, clear day Wind
west. Thermometer degrees below zero.
QrEsrc, sP 1t Is n lovely day clear and Gne
Wind west. Tbsrmomster7 degrees below zero.
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Intervening frors snc spu,.,,
tUE4hEk FROM MEsIeo--sALG OF THE GEa. sTOC
ToN-MR. BUCHANAN ErC.

tUETHik FROM MESieo--slLE or THE Gsa. sIOog-
ToS-MR. BUCHANAN, ErC.
BsrTtacnx, feS IL, Je5.
The eouthezn rail 20 late ~ due oans through 10.
Eight
The New Orleans papers contain further details OF tho
news received from tbs city Of Mexico The 2Sth u,
Ihe propeller Gen stock.or was rod at Acapulco, by
trser o. the American Consul for lack Of funds prose
cute har voynge. TIE Mexican authorities pronounced
tho 'se r. but The Consl insisted on his Jurisdiction
over the vefse end the Judgs decided the snle to bs
valid. The vesse s remGils IN the hands of the au-
tboTities
TIE Presidents merage to The Mexican Con,res. re-
fcrs to the United States IN terms ofrepes AMI declares
With regard TO the ndventurers Of that nation the Rio
orande that Mexico is entitled 10 and win clsim nieu
nifty for the injury sustaine9 lie further complains
that the United states have failed to comply with the
treaty of GuadauIe, which guarantees the proseisn
efthe Mexican t.ontiess from iucgrsions By savage
hosdes
OF TIE rehusrterco question, he merely states that
negotiations arc pending With Mr Le.cher which will
probably sets s itr tie honor and Interest OF both
countries
Hon. james Buchanan has addrcrs,d q letter 20 the
citizens Of Richmond, declining public dinner Mr.
BrchNpnn Ia bs lsttsr, considers tha the compronise
measures should bS anal settlement. q the usaton OF
slavery.
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NE w 3 BY T X LIE G RA APH.
>~>~>~~>~o~>>@oo~~cO~
INTERESTING FROM WASHING TON.
>o~~>>~~>o~.~~~N~>~~~->>.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
~>~>o1>~>o~~~~o>>->>>~~
Kossuth's Letter of Thanks to Con-
gress and the Government.
v~>>ooc~~~>o>>~~~>oo,
Debate in the Senate on the Iowa
Land Bill.
>,-ooyoo|l~D>oo~1>orNNN~s.s
Tie House Discussing the Mileage Question.
scy>-~~o~~~>c~o>c>>~~-~~
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT In CLEVELAND.
0~N~~@N~~~~>>>~-~~>~-
Disc cOvery of MutiiateG Bodies.
~o>N~o~~o>~>~~oooo,-~
HOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE MCBBED.
~~~~yNc~~<>~~crNc~-~~~s.o>e
Lunatic Asylum Burned, and Loss Of Life.
~~ey~~~oJ~1N~o>S<~~~~~~
eUSlNESS in THE LEGISLATURE.
SC. &c. sc.
From Washington city.

JUDGES FOR UTAH--c GOVERNOR YOUNG S SUCCESSOR
NOT NoBfINATRD--MRs. GAINES CASE, ETC.
erEciAL corpEsroNDENCE HERALD.
WAsHIsGToN, Feb IL, 1862.
The serate, in executive session day, had under
consideration the nomination Of Judges for Utah. A
dfcursion as to the right Of the executive to
create vacancies, unless by impeachment No decision
was hsd.
seme Indian treaties refsr-ed to the appropriate
committees.
No nomination Of Governor Of Utah has yet been made
In place c Bingham Young, vho it is understood hA.
been dismissed.
You mistaken in euIposing my statement that the
Supreme Court had come to decision in the Gaines
founded on surmis0. made il upon the best
authority The opinion is being written out, From
the Importance Of tho care it viii probably not be
plated for soma days. X.Y.Z.
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Extensive gwinllIrg, &c.

bosror, FEB. ~, 1897.
rlen named a. H. Mcdonald oi Halifax nos te,n
tWnoing our merchants here q the smsunt OF thrty
thcnand dollars, by usiug the of respoctsb'.
n Ia India etress reference buy goods cr.d
and then turning them into each whsn his ro<aery
irto Cenada
Two hundred thousand dollars In spsois BAYS been
engaged for the Europa, Which rails t. morrow 3as
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The Irish Riots In stcubsnviIre, &c.

FirrsEUUO FOO. TT I6DL.
1hs citizens residing along this st,ubenyille Railroad
hold meeting day two since and resolved hersaf
tes rot TO allow inborers TO carry arms persons 10 sell
tttm liquor. The riot is apparently suppressed
moved he1e not Of tbs day yesterday and VIC have
nov tne seighing There IA ~ feet Ha,ss Ia the river,
6Id falling.
ihere = r,uoh ectl,ty IN busrsss, and very large
srouns of travel soing east.
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ErONn KentucAy.

BURNING or THE LEXIN0 ron LUM TIC AsyrUM--
LOSS or LIFE-FiEE AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND sIgMEgE's LETTER.
LounvriF, Feb. II, 1861.
The LupGtc Asyum at Lexington was destroyed BY
fire yesterday. One lunatic wa, burned to death aud
several severely Injured
Gre occurred here, le,t night the Of Sixth
ard Water streets destroying three large buildings aud
Ijuring three others.
The publication Of s2emeres letter relative Kos
euh has created great reyuron OF public feelsng and
:Urthtt deyelopements are tpxiou;y ewaitod.
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From phils raelpbf9.
THE RAILROAD rcs usrpoE--srtopy

7 he kAILkVAN ICH IkIIuF--NTIUFNt.
PaitADytPui, Feb " 1852
We learn hcm Havre dc 9racc, that Et fix O'Clock
his evening tho raroad les bridge Grin ever
1h0 rise in ths river had passed OF without affecting It,
n6u rarsepgsrt can GROSS With perftcs taisty.
young married woman nainsd Ctsrlosts Call,;aer,
ugsd nineteen residing IN soustwsrk committed sui
eide Today, In ooreoqGtpoe Of = family quarrel.
The EunaIo and StNte Line Railroad, Sc.
BUFPAto, Fob II 1853
The 1ust locomotive on the Baho ana state Line OF
rfirosd came through TO Dofslo t. day Ts com ,Istss
the lire along the lake shore to Hsis.
5hs weather sTttn Nyegc, md some snow has IA. N,
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Movements 0f EfnIScr,

IoUEyfLIg, Feb IL, 1854
Professor Einkels adjresz last night delivered
before large sudenee. He spoke iu German and tn.
spsech has not yet been translated He 3esers making
collections till nfter Ko.suth's visit
Tie Professor left TO day, for Cincinnati.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Great Excitement, a, Cleveland.
CrloNisTS-HonTorAIHc coLIEGR MoBBR
MILITARY CALLED OUT.


MILITARY CALLED OUT.
Ctrvgiavo (ohio), Fsb is-3PM
At noon to day the remains Of several dead human
bodies found the premises Il the Houep
paths College In this city among which, Il is aid .
gentleman rsm Ohio City recognized the body Of his
daughter who died short time since The people in The
neghborhood became greatly excited and the FIRE bells
rupg four i've times, until the college buildings
were surrounded by infuria.ed multitude who
msrced destroying thc windows and everything con-
tanned In the buildings The work of destruction is
going on The military have been called out and
marching 20 the scene
FURTHER PARTICULARS HUMAN REMAINS REcoA-
ElzED- EXCITEMENT ON THE INCREASE, BTC.
CLEVELAND, Feb. IT, 1861.
The riot yesterday, commenced through the discovery
OF portions OF human body In OF the Homso-
pathic College, and which Identified by friends Of
the dccessed.
70 sasis'y the public mind committee OF Eve oiti-
xeus was appointed TO 90 through the building, and
examine every part.
At dark, the crowd about the College increased
largely and hundreds Of people, With lanterns blud
geops, 80, were congregatsd
Every door, from the first to tee fourth story was
burst In by the committee the mob ocsupyipg the
stairs passsges anxousy awaiting ths report Of the
committee.
In the dssectIng room situated In the cock,of Of the
building the comaittee found the bodies Of and
woman, partly dissected; and, in corner, a dry
goods box f.d with heads feet trunks and other por
tors OF bodies.
One Of the comnittee recognized the hand Of his
daughter, by unnissaheabo marks
The crowd now burst in, rensacked the rooms and
cast their contents from the windows
full length skeleton lsshed to a barbers POLL
and carried about the streets
The buildlig WIS twice fred but extinguished.
The Light Artillery, and several companies, have been
called out and are on guard well the oity autho-
rilies.
The mob has coninued throughout the day and fsars
nre entertained of an attack to- night.
Tbs Sheriff hes Issued proclamation calling on all
coed citizens to aid in putting down tbs rioters.
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U1rTlFl n
Later accounts frr- the ship shsnuugs ashore st ks
tUCk state that about hsf cargo O cotton has BEEN
tayed, and the rest probably will be- The f1to OF tbs
ytessl % doubtful 1atre ELK feet q water In her
Hrf
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Asscnly,l

hLfANs' feb' ~ lao1.
-, 'os.I,f' ,f, or " IHf n. ffsoh.
i s"usi " h,ntrl Espores1 ,gainss ~
ptNIoss 80 eAseHu tue Ju1h3icIca % juetcos o Sne
peace
,HE SEw gonx VOLUNTEERS
mr host, lesM - ~ - repsren Aa'ora0y on tae
oiii ici inc fsiisi oi the NeW ioiR 'o1uhssefs'
nlLls @ rAssFh ~ ooiMirili"
Ao alss sIe CcUissoheEa map oi Tue Guy OF BROOK
ETT -,
sy out Layette avenue ana ot feuS street IN tue
siss = DAoos'Jn.
r. o,r.;.. 1mh in nAlLnoaD .a,, Nv, =.
a, n;,, - my "no,e tna Dlh 20 sineu1 .no
~ car.a-, ror,; - ~ asa a..'Aia'iy VI VAC Ms"hp W
u ~. ~ a'1in i PoI'iu was tasen UP. -
,,a.;,. 1890 " ea.nc oas o
@ , e ~ slo ~ uii. iie uiu ~ w give tue zen ~
ao, % @ ~ =. 49,. ~ - ~ oppoi saIisy W e"pA tn'
~. = - ~ q - @ .4 rIt1 - "a o.,,. ,,
~ i ~ rS w. Uonp luen & ~ Goluspm ehpianeo
t.a,Jh ,oo..1n mhi .Ia '.t aiou .he
49, - m;i, , psosio.u . va. "nsu tae n.'e VI
Co. .,,,, ,oh 90 % IN N. rsy 49, ~ sn.n
land he obi ,ed Ia INV for the ,mn,nv.an,s tbav Ssd
made thereon jn good faith That's ia rsirosd com.
nav baa ersc,aa Lni1s;naa .o,, =, = -. " a., ~ . ~
Il ebo,,,a mot la osmnsS a. nav ~ th r. ,n c ~
lard oI rel akipp Il M md heeu th case 10 th ;ntncs
,aSr- e. M * - 49, 49, w. sa.. in sse ~.
kr Tr1r.,yo fwtia, of K;na. cs,,,g | si. ~ ,t % ,;i
now stood be could moi olive IL his rhe-s NO, ona
fac tu,s ;,o 81 h ~ ~ ~ ws, oe
tIon of fbs gonss,t bod .or- - % @ 49, ,; ~.
who mich. he In jtyaton win cs,tan ra,irosf non,
panies TIE slecoSable fsefon rs,s,sJ ~ csns, nav
before the oourt, 9'he yJrdsan .;var raad ,ed ~ ~
day,tr,3 ~, i, L.,
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Case Delegates.

IocRHAgFy, Pa, Fob IL, is5I
TIE Democratic Convention OF Clinton county last
evening elected Delegates to the Harrisburg Cpn7sn
aro iattiuotfd therd unanimously TOR a,n. oass
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~EGS. HpELspATIUfss.


u FADV THIS DAy--TEE GEN or THE MoNTHLIEs.
h -orah5ms Amrric,n henthy IA gszine, for March,
l33 liz original Nstcr from The rst writers in the
eouniry tntciiithmen.s.-Eezuty's RetreatA e,pisal
tah Indian UougiingAn exctieot line ard
sraved for vs by Humphreys Goator Usrbor-Eng:ayed
for Graham, ty DeveIcrr Once Tine do. do; Tho
Pigs do do What do bdesay' 90 do Mirage OF the De
do. do ssectfe Of the Rroeken, do do; Mirage Of the
C.ean, do. do Ienis estuu- do. 10. MusicMsnisomey
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people Cy.nicns OF the prss"Gaham Is the host Of
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