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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

REPUBLIC or LOWER CALIFoRNIA-So tho adyen-
tures that left San Francisco have actually AIiibua
tered Rspubii, in Lower California President. Cab
met and all. What may be the end Of the scheme,
down to their assistance they may give the Emperor
Of Mexico some trouble
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

ANOTHER WAR,-Integence has arrived from
South America that Bolivian army was ipyadins
Peru and had marched two days into the interior
The Peruvian Government was taken by surprise
but was making every effort possible to repel the In
vas0n.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

PORT OF MUsCATIsE.--We are informed by Mr..
Crane, Wharfmaster, that the number of steamboat
arrivals at our wharf during the past season. was 7Gs
amount Of wharfage collected, S7Gs.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

FOREIGN NEws.-We are indebted to the
Davenport .Ga-lHe extra for the exciting
fore "a news which we give this morning.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

CB~ DR.. G. O. Waters, of this city, is
spoken of by the Iowa Star as suitabls
candidate for Superintendent of public In
struction. The Doctor is well educated,
talented and able man. If we must have a
Locofoco superintendent, we want to see
him elected
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

Iowa CoyGaEssMEN.-Mr. Dodge is chairman OF
the Senate Committee on Pub ic Lands Mr.. Jones 10
in the com mittee on Territories; Mr. II is in the
House comm}.ee on Public L,n3s; ami Mr.. Cook Q
in the comsnittee on Agriculture.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
that the bonds shall not be sold for less
than IS cents on the dollar, and interest

| that the bonds shall not be sold for less
than IS cents on the dollar, and interest
not to be above six per cent - conditions
that will necessarily prevent the bon}s from
being available. If Keokuk county votes
any stock twill probably be under the same
restrictions but the facts that the Wash.
ington county vote was very small, and that
time and reflection are probably diminish
ing confidence, may well lead to the infer
ence that Keokuk will vote nothing towards
the Fort Wayne streak of moonshine.
1t is said that Washington county viii
sh lrtiy vote on n proposition to subscribe
100000 in available bonds, towards the
construction of the Muscatine and Cskaloosa
road, and that it will most probably be
carried.
With regard to depot at Moscow, We
have only to say that a railroad from that
place to Muscatins would probably bring
here at least portion o; that produce which
might otherwise be all taken by railroad to
Davcnport--ani if extended through to &C.
dar Rapids, We would get about all.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

ureen apples are selling in ST. Louis
al ~ cts per bushel market overstocked
At u rafting match in Orange Co
n.y.. two young men, about 81 wears of
'age. quarreled about seven cents The,
were railing for, when one by The name
OF Thornton Pool stabbed he Ole,
named Mauk in the heart lie died
IN zen minutes, Poot. madshis escape.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

Gey' John S. Adair, formerly of this
place, has been appointed postmaster of Illi-
nois City, Rock Island county, Ill.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

Gy Several articles received during the
week for publication will be attended to
next week.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
PORK, WHEAT. CORN AND
OATS

W. would call the attertion Of those of our cu,-
-. !" toners who have not paid Us, that now i the
tune for selling and paying up Any Of the above Ar
clss will b received at the highest market price. In
pay OF deessnd all debts unpaid LIST February next.
wiz be left with the proper ccers for collection
longer indulgence cannot and will not be eiyen.
Musca.lre, Dee 30. '53-Sml OGILvIE &Sr. Jons.
5()C00 Bushels OF Wheat wanted At the Nsyad.
MIL for which the highest prizes VIII he nsid
n cash by tdecSO-if1 OsiLyIK 4 ST.. JOINS.
5000 He0s We are prepared 70 rack at our
"o"o h"Ss' Palkiug Honse 5000 hogs.
D''' o. ''-ul OeLvIs ST. JOHN.
ESTsSAY COW.
AkEN up by JOSIAH WYli,, in Montne,;sr IT,.
ZIP, ~ tic is h day cf N y,m err 1859 = Rsa
a'n nm spees,ea CIV, Elk ,evon wears old !.
sppreised h-fre James Basin. Justice If he pe...
AZ sixteen dollars. AprpUo w - tesoo,
"'' i0''-i9S Count, Judge.
A f1hsg J. Sr,s . article Of GOLDFISH, fer saIe ~
''' 1000 - J. A. Wives,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
For the Journal.
The New Years BALL or Monday Evening

general participation is anticipated in the mirth.
t' enjoyment osthc innocent amusement on that occa
sion and it Is hoped that all, without distinction will
consider themselves respectfully invited te attend
though the seniors may in manner excuse them.
selves from entering the cotilion yet they will find
pleasant sensation in social chit-cIat and in the
commingling thoughts of the past recurring to their
minds While the Juniors viii dispatch time by their
attention to catching what they call 'thc notes." The
excellent repast also, viii add much to the charms OF
the OCCASION especially as the managers will be unre.
hitting in their attention TO have everything about the
affair Anal
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
Pre@s a,ui Type far sale.

EE ! have coed doubl meGium press md about
tve hu dcd rnts a Newspaper type (forDeriy used
j. pirii' g Toe Hsshib.1 Journa9 whicn 1 will ell
Gry IN CaAh.
opty a. III S7sctt,ce l1-na 0 i.e, ~ :.
Dsceneer % 1853. ORION CLEMENS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
EATas CIV CnW.

A flhs. !. or,s . article Of GOLDFISH, fer sale hv
! w 1000 J. A. WIySN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11

The recent decision Of Attoraey General Cushing.
relative to the construction Of the law granting extra
pay to those engaged in the Naval service tbs
Pacific coast Of California, and Mexico, during t5s
Mexican War, gives the extra compensation to al
officers and sailors, also, the Pacific station dur
ing that period The Pacific station extsods frou,
Cape Horn tip. Upwards Of two millions Of d.iass
will probably be disburscd under this congiruutian
The Episcopal Convention of Maine mas iost
closed its session in Portland. Bishop Burgess d.
liycred his Trennal Charge to the Clergy Of tia
Diocese. Two parishes were received into
communon-na'nely, ST. Anns's at Calm, aud S.
Peters ut Rock.and. The number Of parishes is
twelve, Of clergy thirteen while three chu.che.
we're consecrated during the year, the corner soaes
Of two others laid. and fifty three persons confirmed
The Massachusetts, State Consti,utioaal C,nvea-
ton, held in Boston, has adopted aineudaaea 70
the Constitution limiting the term of Jaices cf she
State Courts to ten years. Tire various propositions
to elect by The peopleto require con6rmaton by the
State Senate, and TO make the term OF oucs styeu
years, were defeated.
Society held its annual meeting at Car.i7ioee or.
Thursday, the 2lst of Jaiy. An election Of ,1cers
was held in the morning. with the fol'oeing Ersa-
Hon. Josiah Quincy, j., President; Professor Cor
neos c. FELTON,, Vice President, and TITO Charles
F. Choae, Secretary.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has iss BED q cfeo-
lar to Collectors, directing that duties m5rslioaz
must in all cases be collected on the actual COS. 10
the importers, except in cases where tie importer
shows by oath, tina, the article has dep,ec: 4ed in
value between the time Of purchase and shipment
The Wing State Convention Of Miss a7i la4e
nominated Francis D. Rogers, Esq. as toe. candid
ate for Governor which nomination Sir Rocers h8s
accepted.
At Rochester, the L. 5. Marshal, on Bic 18Th u'r.
arrested four engaged in counter err. .,-.e
cent pieces. The press and dies, with d .,c uan-
Der of the spurious coins, found in 81 possess
sion Of the prisoners, who are lodged in 'l To -t
their examination.
The schooner Meridian, Captain Woo ess cap
sized in squall, OFF Long Island, July z3,.. rse
captain, bis wife, and men, after SIX Aours ..
posure on the wreck, were rescued by -c .9oaer
Challenge.
The statement that Minister Marsh d ,euI-.i
to Constan,inopc is an error. The .as rew> p.
him was at Athens. June s, when no vti...a fef.v
to his demand had been received fro 'as Gs.,z
Government.
The Grand Jury Of San Francisco have s.
bill OF Indictment against ex- Coilectog l.,er. la
which he is charged with misapprop 'a.ias ta.se
hundred thousand dollars Of funds belo ...- . tie
[ ned States Treasury. We learn BY te.e-rap--
dispatch from Washington under dae Of 4 -. ..at
officers have been despatched to Ohio sri-st f.i..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11

"PINE LOGS AND Y.''-Under This
head the last Minneso;ian calls the attention Of the
Pioneer notice of tn, appointment Of Capt Estes
"C $. Superintendent of Public Lands for Wiscon-
sin, copied from the s'i., Crosse Democrat" We
certainly have no objection to the appointment
OF Capt. Estes TO the office On the contrary, from
an acquaintance with the Capt lang s,se we concur
~ tbe opinion that ga suitable or popular APP
polntnert could not have been made
We have never been opposed to the appointnent
by the Government of Agents to preueu the des,ruc.
ton of timber on the public lands. which are in mar
ket, and may be purchased by the lumLermen, but we
are opposed TO the appointment Of ony person v ana
administration with powers to sell indugenccs for
violation Of law, of coInmutinc Tor a consideration
al indictabe offence. We hold that the Govern
ment has no right to extend the spirit Of compro-
mise SO lar as TO compromise felony, and we are
opposed TO the levy of an unauthorized tax bv gov
eminent class OF our community who have done
more TO open the country and 10 sell the agricultural
land IN tue valley of the Mississippi than any other
! he lumber is necessary to the sale Of the public
lands and the Government should not tramme the
procuring anu manufacturing
We DO not wish TO be understood as ADVOCATING the
REIMBURSEMENT of the rincries to those who NAV
choose to occupy them free of expense but we do saw
that the piac lands, belonging 10 Government, within
our Territory should be brought. into market. Lum
'ermcn should have an opportunity of purchasing
he land; government should afford them the same
privileges that are extended to the agricuuralists
and il they refused to avail themselves of the privi
ese, If they refused to purchase the land ,hcv were
stripping of its timber then let them be punished a.
provided by law. But we do hope there will be no
'tirnb~r agent" in Minnesota under the present adj
mio's'astion clothed with power to s the right to
tiolatt lap.
We infer from the signs, tina, H. " Rice il to I've
the next Delegate 10 Congress from Minnesota
Galena Advertiser
Quite sensible inference, that, Mr.. Advertiser.
and your whig brethren here fast getting into your
way OF thinking on this subject. If our neiyhbor of
the Advertiser viii only listen on The Cd Tuesday of
October next, be will hear shout over the triumph
ant election OF Henry Nj. Rice, the democratic cham
pion, SO loud and clear will make every coon in
he Territory shrink into his hole
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11
DACUERREOTYPES.

A WHITEHEAD, Artia, would respectfully
IA invite the attention Of the public his recently
fitted w, DAGUERREAN ROOMS, situated in
Ir,ine's Brick Building Saint Anthony street,
where he is now prepared to take miniatures 10 a
st, "a, superior any thing taken in this city
and AS good as can be taken in the known world.
He invites all whether they desire pictures or not to
call and examine his specimens. Persons desiring
pictures viii please call soon he expects soon to
return south Visitors received at all hours Of the
day. Heurs Of sitting, from A. NJ. 10 +. NJ
Dark drspery is always preferable.
ST. Pad, Aug. IL, lS52.-Ll7f.
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TmE FALL EL.crloE.-Now ,ha, ,he dcmocr,.

THE FALL ELEcTIoS.--Now that the dcmocra-
cy Of the Territory have put in nomination their
ddate for Delegate to Congress, would it not be adj
viabe for the several Counties and Precincts to bring
the field the loca! tickets he supported by them,
at an early day! There are many reasons tina, have
made US institute this inquiry. When there so
many capable men, as in Minnesota, to FL the respec
tive Offices. and when there comparatively few
who be elected to them, it often happens that the
unsuccessful asrirants to the nomination, and their
friends feel chagrncd at their want Of success, and
become Iukewarm in the cause. If the nominations
postponed until the election day, this apathy
often endangers the success of the ticket. But If the
nominations made some time prior to the election
the friends of the defeated candidates have ample
time review the past, to calmly consider the
es that led to the defeat of their friends and to show
their attachment the measures Of the party instead
of its men, by zeaously laborng for the SUCCESS OF
the nominated ticket.
In Ramsey County, the offices to be filled are i'm
portant: A Register Of Deeds, Sheriff, Probate
Judge, and County Commissioner. In Council
District, two members Of the Council, and FIVE Rep
resentatives. We who arc selected for these
stations so the nominees are 'honest and capable
men. The time has arrived when the Capitol Coun-
ty is looked to for example by the other Counties
OF the Territory, and have plenty Of good ma
terial, let set an example, which we will not in
after days regret. +
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11

ANCIENT FEDERALISM VS.. MODERN WIG
GERY.-The following is an extract from a long arti
Gle in regard TO Naturalization Laws, copied from
the New York Day Book, a rabhid wing paper:
''What is the character Cf the material from which
most Of these voters madel Paupersm, theft,
disgusting ignorance, and general ioaferism. We un-
dertake TO say, that the majority Of made Irish
voters who brawl and Sight and take possession Of
the polls, and drive decen, and peacrable citizens
away from voting, not half int Iligent hon
est, respectable the original Indians tho in
hsbited this island, and who cheated ont oil their
ands and possessions by worthy, sleepy and hon
est Dutch progenItors. To entrsi the right Of suf-
rage to such Creatures, is 10 render that right to all
inien,s and purposes vaiueless.'
Ancen, federalism, with its Alien aud Sedi,ion
Law coud no, go much farther than modern whiggery
now goes in hostility to our adopted ciissus and they
can now see the true position Of vhiggery toward
hcm.
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Dated August .. 1919.

DISTRICT CorRT,-Fiisi Judicial District
Ramsey County, Territory OF Minnesota.
Phneas Freeman surviving partner Of the late firm OF
Charles Z. freeman Co, against James Currau,
William u. LAWYER, partners, &c
To James CurJan .ud William Il. lswler, the above
named defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required swer the
complaint In tins act on, which has this day been flied
the Office OF the Clerk Of this Court the count,
aforesaid, at ST. Paul, in said county, and Territory OF
Ninnesoa and to serve copy of your 10 the
said comp LIANT the subscribers their Office in ST.
P.nl said county and Territory, within tv eliy days
after the service Of ths summons you, exclusive of
abe day Of such service; and you tail answer The
said complain within the time aioresais The plaintiff in
this action will take Judgment against ~ for the sum
eg one thousand aud seventy dollars and three
cents with Interest from the twcnty-thjrd day of Nav
one thousand eight hundred and hy three besides The
eosSs Of this action.
MASTERSON & sIIONs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tY1s,ed Ausrst g. 1853.
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Dated .urust Sd 1859 Ct
DisTRiorCoURT, First Judicial District.
Ramsey county. IerrlloIN Of MiMnes ota. {

DIsTRiCrCouhT, Flrst Jndcla District,
Ramsey county, Territory ofMiAnesota.
Lyme Staring, George w. B. Gushing, and Benjamin A.
HegenGn, partners, &c, against James CurTan,
and William y. LAWYER, partners &c.
To james Currau aud W iliiam D. LAWYER. the aboy e
named deienGsnte:
You hereby SUNNI ed and required to the
Complaint in this action, which has this day been ed
Uce o. the Clerk of this Court the county
said Paul. in said county, and Territory of Mneso-
IA, aud 10 serve copy Of your answer to the said
plant IN the subscribers, al their Office Paul in
the said county and Territory vi Minnesota, within go
days after the service OF this exclusive
OF the day vi such service and II YOU fail the
said complaint within tie time aforesaid, the plain MS
This action Will ane Judgment against you for the sum
of five hundred anc nis live dollars ard cent
from the 2oih day OF June 1885, and also Tor tn
further of FIVE hundred dolaIs with interest from
the 18th day of May, Thousand eight hundred and
nfy-thiee, besides The cost al this action.
MASrBRSUN & SIMONS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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UIsTPiCr COURT, First Judicial Distrioi,i
Ramsey County, Territory Of Minnesota
Thomas Hayes and Lorenzo SNOW, partners, &c.
against James CuTTan and William u. LaSler, pant
ners,
To James Curran and William 81. Lawer, the above
named defendants.
You hereby sun noned and required to answer the
complaint in hi. actin which has this day been fled
10 the Office OF the Clerk of this Court for the county
aforesaid, - Paul. IL said and Territory
Minnesota and to serve copy Of your said
coDpi ant the subscribers At their Office in St Paul
said county and Territory within twenty after
service Of tins you, exclusive of the da,
sch service and YOU fail 10 answer the said psint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action
will take Judgment you for the Of
and ninehured and fiiy dollars twenty nine cents
with thereon fon June %, 1853 and also for
the further of five hundred dollars with interest
fro III the I'D day oi May thousand eight hundred
aud iy-tLIec, besides the costs OF this action.
MASrERSON n siMONS,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS
HENRY NJ. RICE.

w. 3 SWN MINER is the only authorized agent for
this paper in The city OF 81 Louis, aud is duly empow
cred take subscriptions sud advertisements
at The rates required b. us. His receipts VIII be
sidered payments
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11
PUBLIC MARKET.

TUE undersigned N pursuance OF an ordinance Of the
town OF 81. ran approved Aug 5ihs inst, "Estsb-
,;.s;ns pubic Market House" gives that on he
ioah cay of September next, Public Market will be
c.-ued in the brick building situate the northwest
eurner Of absshs,v and Lighth Streets in ST. Paul
VBfAE GUERIN.
Aug @ lt53.--4tlT.
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Dakotah County Convention.

The Democratic voters Of Dakotah County are
hereby requested TO meet at Mendoza, on Saturday
the 18th Of August at O'Clock, r. NJ. for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates to be supported by the
democracy Of Dakoah County at the next October
election, for the different Offices to which we are en-
titled.
JAS. THOMPSON,
F. J. BARTLETT,
A. WEBSTER.
Democratic Central Com
Kaposia, July q, 1853.
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OUR SENTIMENTs, EXAcTLY.-We make the fol-
lowing extract from the eloquent speech Of Col. Car
igan, delivered before the democracy Of the CITY and
County OF Philadelphia on the 4th of July last. We
have rarely met any thing that completely express
views in regard appointments and elections
to Office, OF mere ''paslor politicians" and sunshine
democrats and we feel conscious that the sentiments
contained in the suhjolned quotation will be endors
ed by the democracy OF our Territory:
''Anothcr way preserve the integrity OF the ear
y is, by giving the Offices to the who do the work
of the party. The time has passed when the demo-
cratic party play wetnurse to paror politicians
the tea has grown sore by too frequent sucking, the
'hewers Of wood and drawers OF water must become
the props and naster-bullders of our temple. There
can be choice between the ider and the worker
''Show Ire man tho has labored early and late
for our cherished prnc,ples-who, through ''ev and
good report, IN prosperity aud adversely, has stood
by the democratic party; show me one, who when
danger was on the wing fearing and counting
no odds, maniuy barred his breast to the bolt, and
viii show you man to whom the rewards OF office
belong and must Ii this is done--if we be-
stow all appointed and elective Offices on the mero-
nous, and reward the aborer in our political vine
yard-our party will retain its national character to
the end Of time.
"And it is only by preserving this national charac-
ter that we can fulfil manifest destiny The
world is looking to our example with painful anxiety.
The perpetrators of despo,sm seeking our down
iall-the friends OF liberal principles praying for
our triumph The advances we have already made
must not cease-there can be Teirograde move
nent. Onward and outward, is the watchword Of
the Progressive Democracy-I'he American Continent
for the AmGlcan Poopie.''
In Mime sofa, have all the elements of strong
and powerful pary-and if the democracy but resolve
tina, those, and those only, who do the work of the
will have as good working army Of democrats as
is to be found in the West.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11
MUTU INSURANCE
Of NEW YORK.
OFFICE II, BaoApw,y, TaISIrY BUILDING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY !, 1858
$2,0l8,775 Ga.
SiajiEtu, - Security, -Perpeiuiiy

THIS Company has established Itself or such Il
l. Arm basis, that Il offer those desiring in
resnen Gu their ives that greatest Of oil desiderntums
IN lite Insurance, NIE fI perfect security. It's his
rnos'- Il bot quite, without parallel. Com
meiciDe ls tehruaTN, iot3, 90 yeGrs ryo.) without
dcsT % capital except IT. receipts Tor premiums il has
NOW actual ca D capital which Is Invested III Bouds
snd Mortgages on Read Estate principally the cities
81 New York and Broohiyr worth donhle the ap0 int
loaned th.eU 81 s2OCu@uo. lis receipts for PEE
duTfaE TIE past Eve have been nearly
10000 and for interest Investment S3j00tO,
,id has paid policies terminated by death during the
same time ncari, Ssp0o0O lis dividends taer reserv-
ing fund sufficient 90 insure ali outstanding policies,
81 percent tie first five years, and 80 IS per
the last five, the 1pourt # premium, paid being
of d. - per cent per for
These dividends added the policy ,heir rever-
sionary value, payable death with the
I'd or be applied Ia the reduction future prem-
uis the option OF The insured. The business the
Company is conducted strictly on the cash pla-Lo
credts-and il IS believed TO hold greater induce
Hents sfan any other COMPANY, whatever.
hts rates oil pEsnium low those of any good
Office, aid believed TO be lower than pro-
fcss TO insure from 3 TO 50 per cent less.
FREDERICK :. WINSTON pres't.
Isaac ABBoTT, SeCs.
Charles Gill, kctnary.
JUSTUS l. MCCARTHY. Agent
Tnos. r. PoTTs ". D., Medical Examiner.
Ans, lSES
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MARRIED..

In Christ Church, ST. Paul, on the morning O. the
BErH ALLEEsoN.
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la Lancaster, few days ago, some wag pm, pair
OF muzzes on the cast iron greyhounds at the front
door OF Mayer keifer's residence