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NALTDA, PUTNAM COUNTY oT1o FRIDAY DECEMBER s. 1884
take out said safe bodily, This ,hoy are

a
take out said safe bodily, This iboy are
now doing.
Two P. Mn comes wrils Of re-
plesin, attachments, &c., &C., from sew.
eral other erediiors--one a claim Of
$4,000, belonging 10 the estate Of
Charles Hayes; others OF lesser amounts.
La@yefs are Il ing about; depostors are
excited; jokers grow serious; vengeance
seems brealhed against all Banks; Wings
are turning Democrats, and swearing
Know Nothing oath against all moneyed
corporations.
One old fine Wing says: "Gny, give
mo your hand; | TN with you. If can
find sn ant, Bark ticket in Ohio at the
next election, | will vote for H." Good,
said we: 1.s n.
"There ls more joy in heaven over one
sinner that repenteh than in ninety. nine
Just persons made perfect t,'t-BsIE.
4 P. M.s-The corner of the vault has
been demolished, to unhinge the two
front iron doors. Que $500 lock has
been Knocked to ''immortal smaSh.''
Excitement increasing.
81 2. M.-The assignees conclude to
give up tie keys 10 the burglar proof
safe, in which the assets Of the bauk are
deposited, and Mr.Severance, the Cashier,
has taken off lis hat and coat and gone
in through the "hole in The walI,' 10 un.
lock il. TIE Sheriff stands ready with
his tin box TO receive the precious con-
tents and the appraisers TO note the same.
Tie attorney for the plain,f and one
of Ihe assignees get a dispute, VIII, n
The whole arrangement is blown up
The safe is ordered to be locked, and
the Sheriff told 10 "punch il to hill"
Matters Immediately assumed burglar
ious aspect, and We left, as the time to
60 10 press had come. More ,o-monow.
We add the following from the accom-,
given by the Leader Of yesterday morn.
ing, commencing abon. where The Plain
Dealer left eff: @ r sg
AT this period Aag Of truce was held
out by the usuignees, long parley en-
sued, and at lasl il was agreed that the
safe should bo unlocked, and that the
receivers should take out and deposit on
a shelf first the specie, next the papcr,
and lastly claims due the bank, till the
writ was satisfied. This, OF course, was
all done under protest.
About 800 iu gold, and ST. ,460 in
spapsFs=makine hul Ssl $50, was found.
The remaining $1,000 was takcn in
o,ler security. The Sheriff took pos
session of the property a. ! ! o'clbck, and
thus ended the drama last night.
Law suits will follow; angry Feelings
were Developed; grea, excitement was
caused; and d spark might have produced
all explosion OF fierce passion, terrible in
their results. The crowd Of deposiiors
felt ulmos, prepared TO pitch in, every
man for himself; but all finally passed
off quietly. The destruction of the vault,
the breaking into the bank, and the means
Of coersion 10 which Mr.. Ackley resorted,
evidently gave satisfaction to the excited
crowd.
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LAND FOR SALE,

TINE undersigned offers for sale, or in
II exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
or its vicinity, in such parcels will suit
purchasers and on very liberal terms, the
following lands, to wit
634 acres in Allen county, Ohio
1880 acres in " God couuty, Ohio.
l347 acres in Van Vert county, Ohie.
$40 acres in Defiance county, Ohio.
4o1 acresin Fulton county, Ohio.
600 acres in Henry county, Ohio.
432 acres in Williams county Ohio.
100 acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
80 acres in Pauldng county, Ohio.
80 acres in Mercer county, Ohio.
1850 acres in Clinton county, Ohio.
The above lands were located amongst
the first selections in tho counties where
they are situated, and for fertility Of soil are
unsurpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, or Canals, convenient to almost every
tract, which afford cheap and economical
outlet TO the best markets for all the products
of the farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at lees prices than other lands Of similar
quality and location are selling for, and in
lots 10 suit purchasers.
ANY further information wifi be given by
the subscriber. in Lebanon; by John Jack
son, or Lemuel Lewis, at Wcstborougb,
Clinton county or by R. w Gllchrist, who
will spend most of his time in tho North
western part Of the State, experimenting the
sales of these lands.
July Id, 1854. ~ r. G CORWIN.
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pierman Plaintiff l,a4s

against sHao ICipil action
Lucius Hubbard defendan, @ze,
THE said Lucius Hubbard is hereby no
iified that the above.named Samuel Pier
man, oh the Sd day Of October A. D.
1854, fled il .bo Office Of tho Clerk OF
the Court Of common pleas, o! Putnam
county, aud State Of ONO; his petition,
setting forth tina, the said defender, is
indebted 10 said plaintiff in the sum Of
eigh, hundred and fhy dollars, with in
,eres, thereon, from tho 9th day OF Sep
tembcr A. u. 1853, as evidenced by the
promisory note OF said defendant given
to plaintiff, dOsea Cold Spring, srp,em-
ber 9th 1888. The object and prayer Of
said petition, is tina, on the hearing, AAd
fnal deterhinalion,of this action, jndge>
men, be rendered in favor Of said plain>
iitf, by said Cour, of common pleas, and
against snd defendant, for the sum oil
eight hundred and fifty dollars, with in
,crest thereon from the 9Th day of Sep>
,ember A. D. 1853. Said defendant is
furihet notified, tho, il he shall foil TO
answer or d"mur 10 said petition on OF
before the 3O:h day of December A. D.
1854; the SAID petition will be determin,
ed a, the next term OF said court thercaG
ter held and judgment rendered accord
ingly. S. SUTTON,
Au'y Tor Petitioner.
November |, 1854 -7OQ-en.
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SfNGCLARITiEs tF THB LATE NV
YORK CANvAss-There are several cur
ious facts CONNECTED with the recent can
vaes. In the first place, Gov. Seymour
receives some Of his heaviest mrjorisies
in such countl.s as Kings and Eric,
where Wing candidates have usually iae
advantage, while MIR. Clark is equally
fortunate in such localities as ST.. Law.
roncc, Chenango, Clinton, Jefferson, o.
wego, Schoharie, Tompkins, ,Wanen, &c
where Wing nrjorilies u,e seldom re-
corded.
In the mex, place, as illustrative Of the
pruniscucus character of tie CANVASS, i,
will be observed, that while Mr.. Ray.
mond's vote exceeds Mr. Clark's only
some 600, his majority over his highest
competitor is nearly 3o,0e0-Mr. Ray
mond having l57.059 votes, and MIR
Ludlow l2S,163, showing that about
$4,000 electors voted for Gov. Seymour,
who refused to vote for his Lieutenant
Another and most striking fact is, that
a combination Lr Ullmann's and Bror-
sons vote shows almost exactly the same
aggregate as that Of the competitors, viz
Clark's vote. ole......"...........l56,770
Gov. Seymour's yo,e.......l56,770
Ullmann's vote, l22, 2,l54;
Bronson's vote, Sd, ,0O2 ..l56,l56
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TT HOUS E,
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
T. z, struiu, Plaintiff C:.;,
against se ~:
LMciIia unhharil. DefendnnI ACtOn.


against ss IF:
Lucius Hubbard, Defendant A0'0"'
TIE said IMcius uabbard is hereby no.
tihod that the above named +. Il. Strain
on the twenty>sixth day of September,
A. D., 1854, filed in tho GfIice Of the
Cletk Of tho Cour, Of common pleas, OF
Putnam county, State of Ohio, his petit
ton setling forth, amopg other things,
chat the said Def, ndant is indebted to
SAID Plaintiff fifteen hundred dollars, with
ten per cent. interest thereon from the
l2lh day of April, A. D., 1854, as is evi-
derced bY the promiSsory note Of said
Defendant given to Plaintiff md dated
April 10, A. d., 1854, and the ohlpc,
mad prayer of said petition is that ON The
hearing aud final determination Of this
action Judgment be rendered in favor OF
said Plnnliff,sby said Court of cummon
pleas, and agains, said Defendant, for the
said sum Of fifteen hundred do!lars, To-
gethei with ten ,per cent interest thereon
from the l2lh day Of April, A. D., 1854.
And Defendant is further notified that II
he shall fail 10 answer or demur 10 said
Petition ON or before tha 3elh day OF
December, A. D., 1854, the said Petition
will be determined anthe mex, Term OF
said Courl of common pleas thereafter
held and judgment rendered accordingly.
.rv BIZ LELAND 81 MACKENZIE,
80 ....- At'ys for Petitioner
November Isl. 1854. 7Os
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CURE FOR HEAvEs.-Take some weed
commonly called smart ,reed, that grows
along the roadside, or in the fields il
low places; steep it in boiling water ill
the strength is all out, and give tho
horse one quart ofthe liquid every day
for eigh. or ten days. NIX it with bran
or shorts il he will cal il, il NOT, pour il
down him with bottle. Give him
green or cut feed we, up with water da>
liug The operation, and will warran, a
cure. Hoses with heaves will be ,rou>
bled with il about as bad this dry and
dusty weather, as they will in The spring
ofihe year. This medicine is SO sins
pie, and easy to be obtained, ,hat some
may not think il worth their while TORY
ii; bu, simple medicines many times
prove moro effeclual than tliose obtained
al great expense. Now is the time 10
secure the weed, and say 10 those in>
teresied try it.-HARvEY RosEcRAN1z.
Rural N. Yorker. N5ssss hsss
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Z NOTICE is hereby given, that ongtbe
eighth day Of December A. d. 1854, there
will be held, at The court House, In Kalidn,
Putnam comfy Ohio, an adjourned session
of tho court 81 Common Pleas Q! taid county
of Putnam. for til g transaction of such un.
finished business Us may properly come be-
foie said court.
October 26lh, A. D. 1854.
s.At sszoDA AVID ]. BROWN Clerk,
OF CT. OF ciP. OF Putnam Cointy OHIO.
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PETITION FOR ROAD

KK7ILL be presented to the County Com
wv missioners, of Putnam county, at
tlieir nexfSessioh, praying for the establish
ment of county Road, to wit .--:Beginning
a. the SugarRidge road, in Putnam county,
between sections three (3) and four (4) in
Blanchard township II thence south. two
miles and quarter-th ence west until il
intersects the Gilbon and Defianceroad.
fiiars Esss JAMES AFFORD,
LG. "a ss Principal Petitioner.
October ID, 1854, 706
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ALLEGED FRAuDuLENr SrocK IssuEs.
I'm the New York Supetier Cnnri IN
Saturday Judge Hoffman decided iha.
ihe stock of the New Haven Railroad
Company, alleged to have been fissdu-
len'ly issued by Mr. Schuyler, is good
and valid stock, and must come in, pro
rata, with the other portion Of the stock,
Oh the capital Of So, ,000, 900. The priu.
ciple was ,ha, the siock.holders having
authorized Nj. Schuyler to issue stock.
and thereby TO bring in new partners,
they are bound by his acts. The effect
win be TO reduce the value Of the whole
of the shares (including alleged ffaudu>
lent issue) so as TO make the, aggregate
equal the capital by law. The decision
was in the case Of Ketcham, Rogers, g.
Bemenl against the Bank Of Commerce,
TO recover certOin sum paid upon o
transfer Of three hundred and seventy
shares Of alleged frauduleut issue plsdg-
I'd to the Bark of Commerce, R. s. G.
L. Schuyler, and subsequently, trans(er>
I'd; by hgFtcment, TO plaintiffs. The
Jndgc gave de cision at much length.
The Judge also held that the rule is 10
apply 10 all over.issucs, oxcep, where
the parties on receiving the fiaudulen.
stock had knowledge that il was such.
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Canal Bank Bursted Again Great Times
in Cleveland Attachments, Sheriff,
Crow-Bars, Fick-Axes and Pick
Pockets ~ ' H1 H
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.SETTLEMENS OF THE ACCOUNT OF
!. 81 ADMINISTRATORS. z sts
R7fE following Admihistrntorsh have their accounts
II IN the Probate Court of Punam County for set
Element, to wit: ~ Arf s4n8 r. 81
The final account ofStanshury Sutton. Administra
tor Of the eatate Of Job D. Condit. deceased.
The partinI account Of John Lease, Administrator
of Andrew Lense, deceased
y And the account of Casper Lehmkulle. Admit
with the will annexed of Dpedrck Stoppe, deceased
! Said account will he examined on the 9th day of
December, A. d. 1854. s,il "a sIt Uf H9g8S
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
K6lldal Nov. gtG 1854. sTsd " aefiuasl HA
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Sold al the Establishment OF Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York,
and 244 Strand, London, and by all ier
spectacle Druggists and, Dealers in Me-
diciues throughout the Uniled States,
in Pots a. 37ac., s7s and 81 SOC. each.
To be had Wholesale of the principal
Drug Houses in the Union.
CIE There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidaace 81
patients in every disorder are affixed 10
.ench Pot. Al --l-aa. n. 90 s.s..-
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Citisess of the Union

AS SiN|NIOLlIT1u OhEI vi, SOhE
LEGS, AFTER, NINE YEARS
STANDING. tte.s v.s
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. w. ]. Langley, of
Huntsville, Yadkin County, North Caro-
lima, Us dated November LIST, 1858.
Z. JREAp nIs OWN WORDS. Go
10 Professor Holloway, -sr
SER-l. is not my wish TO become
notorious, neither ia iliis letter written
for the mere sake Of writing, bu: 10 say,
that your Ointment cured mo Of one Of
the most dreadful cutaneous diseases
that flesh is heir 10, aud which uas con-
sideled by all who know me, to be en>
tiraly beyond the reach ofmedicine. For
nine years was rfllic,cd with one Of the
most painful and troublesome sore legs
tba. ever fell 10 the lot OF ,nans and after
trying every medicine | had ever heard
of, resigned IN despair all hope Of being
cured; but fiiend bronghi me couple
Of large pots Of Jour Ointment, which
caused the sores on my legs to heal, aud
| entirely regaIned my health to my
agreeable surprise and delight, and 10
the usionisllmcn, Of my friends.
( lSiSned) w. J. LANGLEY.
AN ANEXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A.
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT. OF DEATH.
Copy OF a Letter from Mr.. r. Durant, New
- Ilsi Orleans, Noyeipb bor 9th, 1853.
To Professor HOllo,cdy, SO, Corner Of
Ann and Nassau Streets, N. Y.
DEAR SIR,-li is with heartfelt gratis
tudo have toinfofm you that by the use
Of your Oirtmenl and Pills, the life Of
my wife has been saved. For seven
years she had bad breast, with len run
ming wounds, (nol Of a csncerous naiurs)
! was told that nothing could save hel:
sho was then induced 10 use your Ont
men, aud Pills, when in the short space
of three months, they effected perfect
cure, 10 the establishment Of all who
knew us. We obtained your Medicines
from Messis. Wrigh, & Co., Of Chsrtres
street, New Orleans. send this from
"IIo.el des Princess" Paris, although l
had written il al New Orleans, before we
finally left, at that time, no, knowing
your address at New York.
u p (Signed) r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used coDioinlly
with the Ointment in most Of the follow.
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Y 'l-'' ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE,
NTRuE undessigaed Inns tls day been appointed by
u the Probate Court, within and for the county Of
Putnam. Administrator OF the estate of Henry Guy
deceased ,Iuia Of said county, November 4th. le5l
:s,.,.., s.. -. ALMlRA GUFEY.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

jury. After space of time the tramp.
ing OF feet was heard on the Stairway
"Make way for the Grand jury" cries
the Sheriff.
All hearts were in futter and beat
high in anticipation. The Grand jury
were called and answered to their names.
They were then asked il they had found
any bill. Their foreman replied that
they had the case Harrison G. John I'm.
der consideration, and found no bill, bit
indicted the County jail as u common
nuisance.
For a moment confusion reigned. -
Woodland called for his horse. LAWYERS
struggled no longer to retain their com.
pressed gass, but raised thelsafety valves
to let it effervece. The Sheriff called for
order and his Honor then gave the pris-
oner an extra judicial admonition for his
future conduct admonishing him and also
the bysianders that he had made a mar
row escape ofthc pcnitentiary, and per-
haps the gallows, and that hereafter
when assaulted no matter under what
circumstances not be too hasty in she'd
ding the blood of your fellow men.
The Court then adjourned
We learn that after the retnrn of Mr..
Johns to the place where he has been
living, that new writ was sworn ou
and a warrant issued for his arrest, but as
yet he has not been captured. AS the
circumstances Of this case have been onct
related, we will not here again give then
in full, but will remark that j, is ours a.
well as that of the grand jury and thos,
informed in the case that this was clear
ly a case of Homicide rs. defendants
that Mr.. Johns was forcibly assaulted an,
beaten TO the ground and while crying
for assistance and enduring the assault o
his assaiant, struck the fatal blow wit
well grounded apprehension that hi
life was in danger.
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The Ga dsCien Treaty.

me Following are she leading points in the
new treaty with Mexico, for the carrying into ef
,ec' OF which, an appropriation of Sl0,000, 600
mas Just been voted by both Houses of Congress:
1. Mexico eedes to the United States, a strip
OF territory, known as the Mesilla Valley, which
Is supposed to be rich in precious minerals, and
possessing fertile soil.
second The United States government is re-
leased from the duto enjoining upon it by the
Hauasiupe hidaigo treaty, of protecting the Mex
ic%h frontier, against the Apache, Camanche, and
other Indians.
). Gives the United States the privilege of
transporting mails, and the property Of the Uni.
tel states across the lstmus Tehauntepec, free of
imposts. II also provides that no higher charge
shail be made upon the transit OF the citizens OF
,he United States and their property, than upon
tue persons and property Of other nations
Passports are not required Of passengers.
T. The free navigation of the California gulf
Is accorded to vessels Of the United ST ates This
clause not only opens Mazatlan and Sonora TO
the traffic of our people, but admits them to the
pearl fisheries, for which that gulf has been cele-
brated.
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The Johns Trial.

As has been noticed heretofore spe-
eial term OF the District was holden IN
this county for the trial Of II. G. Johns,
charged with the murder of Samuel SHIN
tafer. At the day appointed, ga.
Monday in july His Hon. Judge
Booth, the lawyers, Jurors, witnesses and
spectators were on hand and crowded
the Court House.
Johns was only charged with the cflme
and had had preliminary examination
before Justice Of the peace, and Sxa>
held to ansy the charge at the next
term OF Court, during waich time and be-
Gore trial lac was TO await in jail, the &C
ton OF the Grand jury. At Ii o'clock
on Monday the Grand jurors were chosen
cmpannelled and sworn, after receiving
an appropriate and concise charge from
Judge Booth retired to dellbe rate
Witnesses were then called TO the Crane
jury room, friends and spectators become
anxious and inpatient. Lawyers were
busy preparing for the case, but no Il
dings from the Grand jury.
On Tuesday, Court opened with wit
nesscs, petit jurors, spectators and TREND
the deceased and defendant crowdng tn
roomr.
Lawyers took their places around "
green covered table books were pi'e'
up with leaves turned down and man,
passages marked. For the prosecution
was Messrs. Woodward and Huber io
the defendant, Bissel AMI Spicer, eac
s,rangling with speeches ready for del'
cry, and ready with their points oil Ia
and arguments on their tongues cnh an
-H i.aes'innt for The return OF tie ''fai
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The Lyons Road.

We are daily Intercepted as to the
prospec, and condition of this Road and
the Company. We can only answer that
we are no, posted IN their affairs, but be-
lieve the Road will be completed, but do
no, know how long the present crisis in
their affairs will deter their work. Be-
low we give letter from Mr.. II. p.
Adams which we clip from the Clinton
Mirror. 1t is Mr.. AS plain business
s,vle. and we believe gives brief and
correct statement Of matters as they are.
SYRACUSE, June IL.
] have just returned from New
York city, and business matters there VIII soon
be in good shape again, and the Lyons road ,cat
20 on. regret much the difficulty We have Taller
into The trouble in New York was cansed bS
she failure of the Cochisuate bark. We have I
insp in that hank and with Bryant Il Alec o
tbaf bank. of 100000 made for two years from
iastr.ll When they and the bank failed, the pa
ner and the bon l. were put into market; tins a.
inonnt was too large to pay in a day orah week
therefore IL troubled me to get arranged; ant
with the tight money market, ana all Things Ph
together could not carry 1t.
/ ,rrret much the course some 81 our part
have taken, in passing oil goods, aud in leayini
The work as they did; this was all unknown T.
me. and thing that would not have happened
had known their feelings or true situation
Every man within 500 miles Of The MISSISSIPPI
will get all his pay within short time, no matte
what stories or lies may he put in circulation a
boat me or the road. Men who went there t.
work for me by the month are the first who or
Mind Dog" and grab all they can and leave TN
/. all wrcag and will lie shown so within a ley
months | shall spend from twenty to forty Dag
in New York end then go west and see what ca
he done. remain yours, ~
H. L. ADAMS
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The communication OF IL. 4. W." Of
MI. Vernon was received-postage un-
paid We decline publishing ii for the
reason there is no name signed 10 IT.
Who 81. 4. w" is we do''not know, and
As i, is in masculine hand and the au-
thor has not means nor manners enough
TO pay the postage, we don't think II best
to give it an insertion.
All communications to secure a'ten-
ton must be signed and postage paid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-15

4 WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made by Or. Curtis, of this city, in the treat
ment Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases
OF the lungs We refer to '.Dr, Cnrtiss Hy-
ceaaa, or inh ling Hygcan Vapor and Cherry
SYRUP With this new method DIR. c. has re-
stored many aiIllc' cd ones 10 perfect health; as
an evidence of which, he has lnnumerahle GER
tifcates Speaking Of the treatment physi-
clan remarks 1T is evident that Inhahng-
constantly breathing al agreeable. healing va
nor. the medical properties must come IN d.
rect contact with the whole Of the aerial cavity
Of the lungs, and thus escape the many and va
ried changes produced upon them when intro
aaeed into the stomach, and subjected to The
process Of digestion. rne Hyseana is for sale
At n the druggists, throughout the county
From the n Y Dutchman of Jan, l4th
See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation
in another column Of this paEer.
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, Two dee eompositors: Apply immediately.
uons A. C. DopcE and Gro, w.
laws will aocep. our cordial thanks for
numerous favors in the line OF valuable
documents received during the time the
Advertiser has bcensilen..
Hons. Jso. P. Coox and NORMAN En-
. If Indiana. will take notice that we
h,y, on our stand up Collars, and have
touched our hats in the latest Partisan
STYLE in consideration of innumerable
evors received in the way Of Papers,
s,eecbes, Documents &c &c.
we are under burden Of ob!gatio MS
- Hon. BEaSuARr Hrss of the House,
e. = Map Of Iowa, published by HEM,
Williams & Co., Fairfield, Iowa. 1t is
beautiful Map prepared with correctness
and neatness, noting down all the streams
Roads, Towns, Post Offices, County
seo,s, Works of Internal improvements
Railroads and contemplated railroads.
Il is decidedly the best and most accu
rate map we have yet seen Of the State
and il should be in the hands OF every