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PROF. NATION
BY the Governor OF thr state efTex,s

q. laiurc, approved February lth, $50,
g-~~7" il is provided that an election shall
b, held on the first Monday IN August next,
for an Attorney General Comptroller of Pub.
| lie Accounts, and State Treasurer: Nas.
therefore, bee It known, that |, =. HANS
SBROtGH BELL Governor Of the sue Of
ic.ras, do by Virtue of the authority in nie
vested hereby ofJor aud direct tina, polls
bc upcAcd at the several prrciacl, of the re-
aspeeiitt counties IN this STATE, ON the first Mon
gday Ohe second diy) of August next, tor the
Acltctiuu Of Attorney General, Comptroller Of
Elublic Accounts, and State Treasurer The
j 'mef Justices of The several counties land IN
cas-. Of vacancy of the office al Chef Justice,
OF inability of thai officer to act. then any two
OF the County tumii,is-ionrr-) Viii according
k'y give due notice. aud cause polls to be opened
Ut the several precincts Of their tcsprrtiye
lcuuutir,, on the "a 81 August next, for the
.ccciion as aforesaid, of Attorney eucftll
:tompirolcr Of Pubhc AccuuniH, and Siaic
sIr,a-ur,r OF this State. The thc Justice
Eaioresaid, or the county commissioners, IN case,
" herein they are authorized los law to discharge
I ilte duties Of Cttf Justices of tho .cvcrh
'conntic. Of this state. Will promptly make du
'phyaie returns Of the election for the Hboyc'
named officers carefully scaled up, one oil
,Nucl " II be- transmitted by them to the seat
sof government, directed to the secretary of,
j 't't'' ana endorsed h"''''" h@'H'"S - -
. toifHH for - and the other deposited I'd
ibe office ct the clerk of the county court of
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ALI. those in 'chicl 10 T q Pierce for 1851
\ are reqpesicd to comc forward aud seitl'
,.ther by payins the money OF by note.
Mars9 Is. 1851
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CITATION.
luz STATE OF Tsx,s,
County Of Harrison


oaniy Court Pertaining to tie E-iai-s Of decreased
icrsn1s ani Canadian.
W ne sheriff ~, said county GREETING
iWIlERESS William J. Blocker Admins.
w traitor Of the estate Of Jenkin ". Swan.
son. deceased, ha- filed his application for the
partition and distribution Of the property Of
-aid estate and whereas it appears that Mar.
lha ". Ward, wife of Joseph =. Ward, one Of
The distributes Of said estate. is u NOM. .dcnt
lot the state Of Texas,
These are therefore 10 command YOU To cite
he sai. Martha W Ward, and her husband
Joseph T. Ward, by publication of this notice
a. required by law, to be and appear at the
next term Of said court, to be- held at the court.
house IN the town of Marshall IN Harrison
county, on the last Munda, in July A. nl
1859 u being the 26h day thereof, to show
cause # any they have or can. why the said
phrliiion and di-irib ton -houid not be made,
as prayed for IN said application
.,>,.ssl> Herein fail not and due return
.ANN. make Of this pre,ept, and the man.
: e. T ,s s :qa! you f %' '" i.; ' nv
'T'''" hand, and the seal Of said court
this 29ih day OF June, 1882
1este: T.. &. BENZLEi, G.. C.. {.
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IL above establishment fos the ensuing
year. The house aud furniture has lately "
,isfgone thorough repair and ovcrhaalns
Win good attendants. long experience in tay,f
keeping. and unsemiiiing eNer,,ons for the con
fort Of his guests, he hopes u merit, and d.
eei'c a goodly share Of public patronage. G.
eecied with the house is large aud corsu
,iioas stable. under tie charge Of X w n.
miih. Esq, who sll a. all hours be resds
recrige ana give the best attention 10 horst ;
placed ia d., stable. lie will also keep hors, >
for sale, exchange, and hire--earriag.s, buy
sics, and good teams for hire.
HENRY GOoDING.
Jefferson. March ~. 1852, n3s,-iv.
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Issued June 20, 1892.
l.. {. Bs,zLny. G. =. c.
BY J. T. Harris. d. &.

Received in office June %, 1899. and handed
o the Editor Of the Texas Republican sam,
lay for publication
:, K PERRY, Sheriff II. c.
July = 1852 II
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Nea door 10 Ward. Wilson d Co.
G .rlss. ives in IL '.1"n's" T '"s'.,
|@SA-A6 and intend carving on the
|Saddcry business 10 all its branches They
Twill keep on hand large amount Of stool
and work made up in the t,rs, manner. which
|ihey offer on accommodating terms, aud will
|be prepared to I'll all orders with which N,cy
|may be favored
Pcr-on, living in the county, or in the .a,c-
|rior, will find this house such one "a ihe,
|have long desired, Ms such an outlay has been
made ~ viii enabl" the proprietor. 10 be con.
tented with small profits.
Every person wanting anything in the sad
dlcry line, (and saddlers in the inicrior) are
in,ted to call and examine our stock and
prices Our motto il, 81 Live and let live and
we have no doubt of being able TO render sat-
Mr.. J N. Bailey is our authorized agcn, in|
Marshall
~ Don't forget our house, between Ward
Wilson a Co.'S store and Hudson & Hanlci's
Marshall and on Texas street sign of theI
Golden Saddle Shreveport. jea6.iy
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xrw AOvEKTISEMENTs.
20 n sssl,
u.sox,C FEMALE l,STlrTTr.

A BRASS KEY, which the owner can hs,
~ he nppyiug al this office. n2-lf
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ouniy Court Pertaining to the E-ini-s Of decreased
persons pni Canadian.
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~ ofdts, ier zoe surrounding country care
ally and promptly attended to.
May /, 1882. ~ Il
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n G. GALLOWAY. Attorney al Lar, CT
\ meE, tp-hur comfy Texas, VIII practice
in Up-hur aud adjoining counties. and will at
tend specially To the business of collecting.
April II 1851
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~ a FRAZER, Atorrsy a Lar. Marshall
" Texas. will practice in the Sixth Jndisla,
District. embracing re cou',es of Harrison,
Ca--, tpshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokes..Rusk
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
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Jar y. w. EANES, having permanently
} located IN Marshall respectfully tenders
II. medical services to the public, generally
)t'ice one door east OF pr. foung'- briea
lnldlng llar 2e. 81
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!st seiior al Lac, Marshall, Harrison county
Texas. may II
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yl,IIE Executive Board of Manager, appoint
ed by Marshall Lodge No ~, announce to
The public that she 9Th session Of the Institute
vii confluence on the First Mondae in Au-
gu,, under the charge Of the Faculty o..
Tcachers, to wit:
Rev. Tho D. WlLsos. President
Mr.. EMMA " boSfoEy, Wee Principal
Miss ELIZA BuRroS, Primary Department
Miss AsAnKLLA JEsSgrr june, Music Piano
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IliL urw last running ra-seti-
u-~t-s ger Steamer X T. II RI T. X.
s.S-as-a af1saa Capt ilrNRr '. MstALL. has
been purchased expressly for the trade. aud will
RUN ~ a regular packet during the entire season
the Red River has just been newly furnished
throughout, ~.,h new beds, bedding, eaFpeting,
h C. Ac
The Il ,cr." from her great speed ard
Superior accommodations for passengers and
.hlpprFs offer linc Inducements
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
" Il COBB, AgfHA Port 'aaslo
Shreveport, Marh ., 1884. ns7-t
Ia t.. CARTER Commission and foriea'a-
| :. ing VI liant, and lfho'salf and Read
D.alsr t1 Grn-fries, Provisions, Liquors, Hayl
|rrp, Oais. Bfagiag, Roye, d, a'c. L. G.
Har. Brick Warehouse, corner of Commerce
bad Milan sirrcts, Shreveport, II.
~ Liberal adssncee made on consirrment-
ut Cotton anil Merchandise. Every de-crip-
ton Of Goods received on storage on moderate
Eerm. uS )
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g. b.. CHAIN. u , '"A'''
TAN NNlN g.
rI>itF podcr-igpea would take this occasion
To inform tho public u,ii they have cnm-
,.',.,,..A th. above business IN the LANYARD cat
',.d .o h, C..lrs h Grain. and are now prepared
\, ra,.,.,e h.lr- Their terms VIII be- stated IA
,,he accommodation Of the public generally
dits as caA ,,,>c
uar.han Texas June -, is5A N3-oof
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Massey hSkEW. Attorney NJ Lan aud
y Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison com
y Texas. feb !, 81.
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Administration Notice.

july 10. 1852.
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COUNT Court pertaining to Estates, Sc

r. ne Sheriff w SAID County. tRrrrfSss
'N'i EkhA> Su-auna Martin, AtmHi-'r,
W rrN at the estate If George, MARTIN, dee
,cased. has 6l,d her application in The ei'irc of.
rlrfk Of tie county court ct aid county. ior.
poe partition aud dI.tbuiioa OF the rr"Pefi
.ei .ald estate. and. whereas Il appears thsi
Holm Martin, Jonathan MARTIN aid Hannah
ck-on, vfe OF Mo.c- jackson, OBJ rc,Ideu
'uuy.a. Of the conufy IT ip.hur, IN thc STATE,
.of lrya-, and ibc SAID su-'un, Martin, Gear3'
Marlin. luh, and the representative ~ Nff'
Nuu,il deceas.d lo.vl Hpher, Nrrl, aged,
twenty Years, Wdaam Munsll aged cigh'e'n
y raf'' ana hdihund Nnffr"' -, '2'I ''"iV,
i Years N"f' JONES' Nil"N 81 ''lN ''"s,' %.
.,tssed, nAd su-au tfoa,A, wife Of ado
.l ..,,I "A Ilistn Martin n.,, rt-tbu,- boz 4 e..
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his 29lh day OF June. 1852
1este: T.. &. BENZLEl, G.. C.. {.
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NORRIS l. tCkETT,

M JEFFERSON
s., ARE now receiving aud opening one
NJ Of tide largest and most general stock :
81, of Drugs and lleiicmes ever brought
,o Eastern Texas "A change has come Ger
The spirit Of their Dr., ans aud they ar. now
selling for the " Sp1cnncium' generally. NE.
CEssIty is the mother OF tins change, and their
prices are such as 10 a,teu..h those who have
dealt much 1T Texas drug stores. They can,
.ud do sell quininc, calomel, de- leading ar
'icc-. ut the smallest profits british oh. god
lrcy's cordial. baieman'- drops laudanum. pare
gore. opodcldoc and ~ncbarlieie~ 10y the dozen,
IT me ap.tp. and every tlmg else la proportion.
l'hcy have large stock Of glassware, window
glass paints. oiis. aud all dye stuff, at bu, a
small advance. and IN short, every thing ia their
line llud they have lots and cords Of pretty
ihing~,) IS offered AT very low prices bal don't
forget they ask ihe >pi:erficiUm
Living ut lhr head of Steamboat navigation.
they ARE enabled To- accommodate Their puees to
ihc times Ever, body Is invited To eail, eN.
amino, ana bus and We promise, in t5r Lam
guarr Of the immortal thliet-, "to walk up
and tam iaif'
Lgreg, April 81, 1852. ni3-2m.
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- THE ssAscsibem y ~ ~ o1sna
" Of Geo. Rsines. wssA MlSsM tAosfi.
N gems Of Marshall So vicinity, >kss The
|.ill carry on tie Cabinet hesasess = I'll ~
|,.,i'.. branches. They lep~., = teri &
II ihs encouragement n ~ psllis. to-
bw''' manufacture 70 order, ss1sa, seer
Irr., AID book rns-.. ~srdscbcs, side bcs =,
j~rhng dess.. meatfass and diasss tab. >,
kiadies fnhcy west stands. &c. They wi
lnis" keep constantly on hand q eewers, SIS,
9n-n' Of rlnn fnruitnr-, surh - burrsva ~
I"asb-siapd.., tables, and h-s.,ssds It ssesy a.
Eserpiion. II would b IL The sdvantacs Il
'per-on, who are in want Of furniture q NV.
s,lsim call, AZ they are DETERMINED 10 .,ll "a
FOR cash. GEO. ~. RAlNEN.
o. MAHAN.
IT Old Furniture neatly repaired. O,Aef
promptly attended TO- Furniture saeAsnr,d
.fof lumber
Jan 81. iS5l. n3s-tv
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~ n DOUGLASS Il Co, Rec.nsag eea
w. Iorrnrlirg Merchants, Front l<wa
La.
winney, Green, Il Co, Psyu.
q Harrison, Ns~ Orleans; T. l.. Heni 4 Go
Louisville u VI. Whi,'pcke & To-. New Yori
,sifer Price q Co, Philadelphia; Chene~ortA
IA Co. Cincinnati.
September .. 1881.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Thomas Henderson:
CIR: You are hereby notified that there is now
- on file in the office of the clerk OF the Dis
irict Court Of johnson county, Iowa, petition
Of Andrew j. Hill, claiming Of you the follow
ing described lands, being and lying in Johnson
county afo, esaid, to wit: the north half of the
north east quarter and the north half of the
north west quarter Of section thirty two C32) in
township eighty (S0) north range seven ID west
of the 9TH r. NJ, containing one hundred and
sixty acres; which lands aforesaid the said Hill
claims bv virtue OF sale of real estate made by
Samuel Workman, Treasurer of said county, on
the 18th day of April, AID. 1852, for the state
county. road and school taxes levied theron,and
interest remaining unpaid and expenses of sale
for the year 1850, and that unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the second day
of the March term Of said court, A. ID 1888,
judgment will be rendered against yon for said
lands and 20 right to redeem forever barred.
ANDREW J. HILL, Plaintiff.
December 10, lS52-2ws
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
CAPITAL HOTEL.

VNHE undersigned takes pleasure in announ.
cling to the public that his extensive new
Hotel at the corner Of Jefferson and DUBUQUE
streets. in Iowa City, Iowa. is now open for the
reception of guests. He aatters himself that he
will be able to entertain travelling customers
and boarders in style entirely satisfactory to
all who favor him with their patronage His
rooms are large and airy and newly furnished.
His TABLE will be supplied with an album.
dance of the best the country affords, and every
attention will be given to the comfort and con
venicuce of guests.
A large and conmodious stable is connected
with the Hotel, fully supplied with hay, corn,
and oats.
He therefore solcts the patronage of his old
friends and all others who may visi. the CAPT
tai of Iowa the approaching winter.
FERDINAND iA3ERSTRAUGH,
Iowa city, Nov 18th, 1852
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 Smith C. Clark.

To Smith G. Clark.
CIR: You are hereby notified that there is
- now on file in the office Of the clerk of the
District Court Of Johnson county, Iowa, a petit
ton of Andrew J. Hill, claiming of you the fol-
lowing described lot situated in Iowa City in
said county. to wit: lot No. seven (7) in block
No. three (3) in Iowa City, as known upon the
recorded plat of said city, which lot aforesaid
the said Hill claims by virtue Of sale Of real
estate made by Samuel Workman, Treasurer OF
said county ,on the 18th day OF April AID. 1852
for the state, county, road and school taxes lev
led thereon, and interest remaining unpaid, and
expenses of sale for the years ls49, 1850, 1851,
and that unless you appear and answer thereto,
on or before the second day of the March term
of said court, AID. 1888, judgment will be rem
dered a.a1le 6u for said lot, ARK your right to
redeem said lot fore barred.
ANDREW HILL, Plaintiff.
December 10, lS52-2w.
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NNN\SS ENZNs

ME Ladies of the iowa City Sewing So
Il ciety, propose having Fair on Christ
mas Eve at the State House. The proceeds d
which are to be appropriated to kncing and
improving the public Burying Ground. AL
those citizens who feel interested in the object
and wish to contribute to the supper are re
quested to send their donations to the Capitol
by noon on Friday. A general attendance j:
respectfully invited.
Admittance 25 cts.
Supper for single Gentleman or a Gentle
man and Lady 81 co.
Mrs. George 5. Hampton, LIST Dircctress.
Ii Sanxy. Cd Dircctress.
Mrs. d. BELpES, Secretary.
December, 18th 1852.
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ciety, but nothing could be suggested which
had not already been done; and the doctor then
told me he could not do nothing more. We
then commenced applying your Liniment freely
over the entire length of the spine, and you
may imagine parents joy. when, after few
applications, returning animation was appar-
ent, and it rapidly recovered with the excep-
for near month. The child is now healthy
and robust as can be. Five other cases of the
same kind occurred previously in my neigh
borhood, all of which died, when there is no
doubt If your Liniment had been used they
would have recovered.
HENRY G. CLELAND.
Peoria, March LIST, 1851.
A HARD LUMP ON A HORSES BREAST.
Mr. II Farrell:--I have used your Arabian
Liniment with qualification in several cases
the most remarkable of which was large lump
that appeared on my horses breast 1t was
very hard, appearing to be hard gristle. 1t
remained for nearly year, when l applied
your Liniment, one bottle of which entirely
cured it. can recommend it as the bes. Lni-
ment ever used.
JOHN CRAWL.
Peoria, Feb. Goth, 1916.
Look out for Coanterfeits'
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made it's apper-
- "a, 4 uEaraul1 Eabian LINZ
(l6us Of Sll ebunterfeits: 5es
cause his having the name OF Farrell, many wiz
buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
that a counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought it's evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
II. G.. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed Be sure you get it with
the letters H. G. before Far.ell's thus-H. G.
FARRELL'S-andh his signature on the wrap
per all others are counterfets. Sold by.
LIB & o. A. PATTERSON, Iowa City.
ENOCH OvERMAN, Ovennan's Ferry.
y W p W; c hGHPRLh'i Washington
PHILIP GORE, Columbus City.
S. r. TRIP, Wappello.
WIN. TOOLE, ToolsboroGgh
ISAAC BUTLER Springvlle.
HOLMES & RISTINE, Marion.
w. 4 j. GREENE, Cedar Rapids.
and regularly authorized agents all over the
United States.
0J7Price % and so cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
4 -, II, ~. ,rL. Il,
is not already established. Address Ii. G.
Farrell as above, accompanied with good refer
ence as 70 character, responsibility, &c.
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pEITON'S
Outline MAIDS.

INRIVALED in beauty and utility by no
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end every grade.
This work consists two series. The FIRST
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The SECOND comprising seven large beauti
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outline the leading features of Nature; and
also the Political divisions of the earth witt
their natural and conventional boundaries, Civ
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from all parts OF lage School room and in
connection with the Key presents to the learn
err lively picture Of the earth, lis Moral, Poit-
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ton Of each country, confined to the most in
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The Maps are lst The Eastern and Wes-
tern2 Hemisphere each seven by seven feet.
Sd North America 6 feet by feet 2 inches
4th United States 6 feet by 6 feet 10 g
9Th Europe 6 feet by feet 10
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and Africa feet by 7 feet
Price Of the whole with Key $500 publish
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Teachers and the friends of Education with
greater satisfaction than this.
The subscriber having fairly tested its utility
in his own school by daily and extensive use
signified his wish TO the publishers that their
use might become extensive in this State and at
their solicitation has conse.ted to act as their
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in Philadelphia at the Publishers.
Please call at any hour at my School Room
in the Mechanics Academy and examine for
yourselves.
W. REYNOLDS Agent.
Iowa City December 22d 1852.
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EAGLE House,

TlPT@A, CEDAR Co, IOWA.
j. G. BELTS, PROPRIETOR.
TNHIS house has been newly fitted up and
is now kept by the proprietor He is de-
termned to keep it in such manner and on
terms that will receive continuance Of public
patronage.
Upton. October 9th, 1852,
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AIR LINE RAILRoAD.-Parties are again agita-
ting the project of uniting Boston to NewYorls
by an airline road. The present proposition
is to employ the newly constructed Charles Riv
or Railway as link in the route. meeting it at
n point called Scots Hill, in the town of Bell
ingham. by direct iron track passing through
Woonsocket, II. L., then across the State OF
Rhode Island and on from thence, through Mid
@letown and the State Of Connecticut, to New
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Mcunknonn oacner Of The underdescribed lands:
CIR: You are hereby notified that there is now
= on file in the office Of the clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Johnsoa county, Iowa, petition
OF Andrew j. Hill. claiming Of you The follos -
ing described lands situated in said county, to
wit: the west half of the north half Of the south
east quarter OF section nine (9) township seven
ty-eight (7s) north of range No. seven y west,
containing forty acres; which the said Hill
claims BY virtue of sale Of real estate made by
Samuel Workman, Treasurer of said county .on
the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1852, for the state,
county, road and school taxes levied thereon,
and interest and expenses Of sale for the year
1919, and that unless you appear on or before
the second day ofthe March term of said court
A. ID. 1853, and answer thereto Judgment will
be rendered against you for said land and your
right to redeem said lands forever baEsed
ANDREW ], HILL, Plaintiff.
December 10, l852-2w
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
WILLARD FILLMORE.

The IRoN Horse WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
The Iron Horse, says the Missouri Republican
has been harnessed on the west side of the
Mississippi, and yesterday morning, Dec. I'd
at 7 o'clock, his first loud and shiril whistle
was heard. 1t was a cheering sound to those
who, for years, have desired to see a com
mencement in Internal Improvements in Mis-
souri,. Long and eagerly have.they looked for
this period, and at last it has come. Prob
ably we entertain more lively feeling in re-
gard to the event than others; but to every
well wisher of our country-to every one who
desires TO see the wealth of our State develop
ed, and our city rise to the importance and
cmincnce which it is destined to occupy
the occasion will be one of rejoicing and
qualification. 1t is true, that it is only a
commencement, but it is the 'begnning of
an end" which we cannot foresee or fore:ell.