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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-25

NJ EAGI.E uANUFACTURINt: COMPANY
GOOD; at gia,,t ara S cser r Sa &c Ecping dtsrdjs
k,oh SILK BRoc .rELLEs coToIIEEs in rt,S,
and combination Of Coors, all Of which Pst,,5,
Setni,s ~ OUR owN SALES, entirely new article for
Of nrS npo,ery ae whish combines the creates. amount
VI and RioHSEss found art.cl. ever 49,.
ihes- foods are made by LOON and are H. oni $50
ever offered for Sale Dealer, will do wei, Ia
statnine these Goods before Purchasing. " ~ ''' W
IslT-sm-vAs ' ' 'S r.aU., n I.
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WAsIINGTtN. Dec. 1l.-In the House, Mr..
Clingman asked leave to offer IA resolution re-
auestinc ihe President to tender the mediation of
the United States in such manner in his
Judgment may br most likely to lead To pacitca-
ton in the conflict now raging between the al
lied armies and Russia.
Mr.. Hamilton, from sense of duty, objected
to the introduction of the resolution, and the
House refused to suspend the rules so the res
oution was not admitted.
In the Senate, Mr.. Badger presented the ere
dcntials of 5ir. Reid, recently electe Senator
from \. Carolina.
Mr.. Albums, of Mississippi, introduced a bill
To establish an uniform rule of naturalization
The bill extends the time of naturalization to
twenty-one years, and acts prospectiveiy upon
those foreigners only who may enter the United
States after the passage of the act. He address
ed the Senate at some length ON the suhectand
argued that in one hundred years every inch of
the American continent would be required for the
support OF the American people, Sclfpre serya-
ton required that no inducements be held out to
IMMIGRATION. He al, calned any affection for
the Know Nothing, ~ ap-tilitv to foreigners;but
thought Immigration dangerous, lnasmuch as
foreigners banded themselves together with abo
litionists. When he heard that band IF Ger
mans had burned an American senator in ctfigy,
he determined 10 introduce this bill. So far as
he understood the principles OF the Know Moth
ings, hc agreed with them.
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Something Superior.
To THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.
and 10 all who use Liquor s,s u Mcdi-
cine Or ;tS u Beverage,

Physicians 'lo resr',be Nroh"lic Liquor. for mrdi-
ainnl pnrpascs should Civ, lr, r,,.feprc u WOifE'S
SCHEDAM AbONAlIG e'uNNrfS.
!. 1t g.. unruf,,tutet A. S,heur0'. h. ilnnsd, nud
.Nclnsivry in tn iaot"y al rrtit tar by oioees-
- end from mni'''al tfeNh#H. gHewflA,i mad on-
kunwn
Il :. prove, L.. tn, rcrearcI ao,I, ii, Il -,ve,ol
eminent rhensfs, utfc ciifrly ffo' tfo l.enirau.
s al winch l.npihs IA e,rts kud 81 hqp" di,Iilrd
nom grnrH aud "hi, j. thr ran~ ri nervous ani
'scctal d',nt Eem"ia. ,eriuus ,ouee.I,.u ind mmbd
i''ire IL" hahinnI uni ptempefate hdu kroce, which
'u'h liquor. invariably trnd H. anp"tndur.,
j. II Ia proved ly tn sbrr nucuinF tet,s that tho
lump, GIN nai hnvo,i with tho ruaitc. nrid AID
#drsest'hle oil Of Jupiter terplot.lc used. huf With
IA" specifically lighter maiu volatile. nlonalr nud
'c'nnl "t the two c-.,nnl oils of the Italian iuiiper
hoIry. ne ected by every otlcr nu'alecrnrr
J. 1t !. chemically rne I'd t, hc absolutely r,e mite
i"cIlheouoe-n quGl,i, obtained hv nj ,ntr'' Iio
'"s, aud which nIh,r Holland Gi1in tie noill hns
acquired
,. 1t II ttovcd hy extensive medical experience aud
i'stm"nS l" bran ehcen rewsl IL agreeable rem.
cay ~ many 'nAes ri iucpirt dr pay. r1,v"l ohrnir
quit icnmn'lsn IN. nntulancc, .onrt"linns ia ia"
t"hsy aud bladder, NsrepsIn liver nu aFu", rete,td
a"biity, sluggish circulation 4" the hiond. iehti'if
stimulation ~ food md eAhnu.ted vhl sEcigs.
4. II IA luot grateful aud ren"sang rutafs. NIL,
when used ns III cctel, never iulomes The H.
lnces lnehtrty but u'tds mther suhdur the latt'
ir'y by circuit a,li-Iike tonll inferior liquor. And
Il invariably h III effects Il bud watrr. " eth
- ia swampy limestone districts In all ui thc.v
enumerated qn,htie, il has no rsn IN any market in th"
world.
Sierc the introduction Of this celebrated modielnpi
~ rage miu the lrlcd Suites, num's't at Lqloi
Il"nsn- ~ New OK aud other urnf. cities hive
."mnenoej communicating It, The genuine Is OILY sold
qnnt and pint hotllr, h,nd somcy wnprc in Neliow
Hper with NY Hume the bottle, cors. ana bhel. |
'"nd advice Hose who 1t midi inny, rurchns,
thr b tlc, II, Bar. and loiet frequently III OF
'."' with common gin aud .rll l ar tho f"uun". F"r
.'le ~ all the respectable Dmggi.ts in tie United
Sntes lDOIPlIO WOLFE.
SHE Manufacturer md linn, ,t,t
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LATE NEWS b THE MAILS.
FJRTa lR BY TIE UNION.

t;,,i5.-..l};.;.z. ...,,..,,
S,,,,r;a,. L.. ,oIa,r,,.,h W. all - fca
t,a',,. ~ i,,tere.i
,rn l,s,,,.r.,t. .,t,,.l. Md, he rho Rus.ian.
=, = ~ ,,1i,s, 10 Gtb IF Ne,
va -, Ill ..rl, p,t,Ie If Inkernann
We ~ - "y -. ,a.noa,;,,Ir -;
~ 80, ',,'i - 5.i,', hel,tr -.
a'7 ''''"' ~ 7's - r, ,..,,,.,
me Battle oi
he journal de S"n>ta.'H ''P'ec C4''as Tue
following aeeo1ht of the N'c'1'F u INK rn'aan'
LARRY on the m"fh'"S ~ 'ae 3'u, u i'da>'ah
army OF ioop) strong oi whom 'o'"oo men con
sisted OF rrrn'"tetlheh,S "'aeh efINfa ON Tue
preceding evening GhIet inc communal .i n'h.
cral Dannohb"fs an me 'li'la puNes Mlchaei
aud AieXander' Fronting by an intense log,
marched upon ihk"rman1' Ia the eNtirme limit OF
the English army AID attac&ed them vigorously.
"Nenerai taihcaft assembled about e'ooo men,
whom lit opposed ia the Russians, and Tor moro
than two hours thS handful "t brave soldiers had
been struggling with the most heroic htrePidity
salnstan army 50 superior III number, when the
French trnops arrived IN all haste, aud, joining
them ,elreS To the English with an admirable spr
it of determination, opposed to the enemy body
Ut abont3,000 men, who charged the Russian
masses one against i've and rrpuised them with
tie most irresistible imPetuosty.
= The Monet brigade arrived soon afterward,
aud us arrival completed the rout Of the Rus
sans, who retired III disorder about O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
'During this engagement. 5000 men of the
garrison of Sebastopo made sortie and at
taekel some companies who suppoitedthe French
lines. which were not more than 100 metres from
the place.
"Gencrnl de Lourmcl went Immediately with
II few battalions to the resistance OF these com
pancs, who sustained the attack with intrepid
ty, repulsed the Russians and, forcing them to
take flight pursued them to within twenty PAGES
Vt the Quarantine Battery. At that point
rious wound forced him to stop, and the Russians
were enabled to take refuge in the place.
AIN these two affairs the Russians, in killed
and wounded, lost the services of more than
10000 men. The loss of the allied armies
amounts to about 1000 men in killed and woun-
ded."
The London correspondent of tho \. Y. Com
mere al Advertiser saws:
With regard to the expediency Of assaulting
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The BALTIMORE FIKE.-lhe Sun stimates
the loss by the great tiie in Baltimore on Sutur-
day night at from S5j',00O to S2O0,O0O. 1t des-
troyed seven buildings. besides iniuring three
others to IA considerable extent. The fine hotel
known as the Eutaw House narrowly escaped
destruction.
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VIII Won Read the Truth 2

Medicine must hive merit and great merit 10 snnL
"a the test of public opinion. No art Of
gnvani,c wortlc-' nrtire rs tok keep ii up good
medicine. II ii be moi rrn IL
COOL medicine will live be ONE popular. and
teal IL snle- yenr ,er ycnr n site of opposition,
The prn L. rcndy tina ii- virtues, aud the nme at
lhrm pusss, t,oe, nr,ath IN mouth with rapdiy
than w spapcr- can surtnd it. ,ing witness te.ti
tyiug l. ~ cue medicine lna ude Tor him is ~ far
service 4 M ANY newspaper advertising.
Ia proud Of .lini siV Hhnvr. refer Nuu
IlAMPTON'S NEGETBLE I INCTIRf, nud its ef.
frcs Its prusr is in the moutl4 of multiludes. The
best IN country give their tcstimoty 10 its
wonderful cutes. Anr,us them uame Hon. II.
Chy. Hon. Rich VI .ohnzon. Vice President at the
rutcd Stairs with hundred. of othcr4 Capt. Thomas
Cuuot-hrothrr the selrbnlod pl vzieiau at the
Emperor ii Frnnrr--wn. cured hy il Of dscn-r OF
scvrn standing ufcr the s. Ill of all tie Doctors al
Europe nad Amer, I'M, nilcl 10 cure
-
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AloNES wANsE;s-l o.ye =

AIoNES WAN FED ntxe ,,r ,a,e.
u sum ~ ne il Eayh BITS which havs h,cn strnl
s open on ny Rpot much Ipugsr jhln j., en L.
Convenient H1sc fsI' ti9ts Tn le notify al rta=
s'n' d" IN -Gcn bi account. al rns Standing du'
me. tht without excaptson 1Hymenl vii ha catarre !
liier III II October. i SACkEff
srpi lIs
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! II L I Il MALE sly y EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

EViact lr0ln Jamrs Hnrri4. E,1s Lclnr AIcXnndtin,
Ya-Ater -pepkiae of wonderful cares On himself no
suys Mrs II hns hreu suffering With the liver
plnft mud with inability, constantly complaining. from
wcakn ness. thronrh her whole She enjoys
bri,er hraliD tlp Ia ycars, being entirely
ed h, thu use Of Hampfoh'A l'eocfabft Ticture'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extrnct from
Letter rom j Il lines, ESD, Lou lan county Va Ny
wtrhas been Tor yo-, ali led with grcnr wce ar..,
pun ia the brco,t, -i!e AMI hnrh; Inlp,tatiou,f Tho
complexion snnw the sight ot eye almost gone tho
nh,r VI y wrpk. mn pleased l., say, Homp,1ns
Isaciurc has le-tor"d Ferto perfect hcal,h Her eyes
mr. good ever they were.
tE5'Cail pni get rlnmphlcts
Sold by j. II. SEAN. & Co, Lynohi fre, Sewers
Scrr ,villc a !. BROWN, ChnrloursSIte il, and by n
Druggists hrnuGh,ut lheSiate. Nar % decly
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caro-, nulp6h
Hampshire county. Va March l-t, 1871.
M + T. Cooptr- Den, S: Nerecnhle I" Your re-.
quest and my dr.rc 10 benefit rle afflicted. Lcrc
by ceuiy the rita plio hnve rcrcyc Cd from the use
Of H9mp'on's E,rct1lIc Ymcme
WI taken with asiolent pnipratin, or mther nut
trrnp an trembling ii rbe irnr, Which continu,d
erl day; seemed i'm, hcat lad almost torsortcn
IL Office. III, f,milv hcrnmc alarmed md procured n
botleof this ,nlnnhr Medicine nnd hrlolc lnI tnkcn
ncar one bertlenf tbs TncDte # Hampop's was en-
tircy relieved.
1hi- h. The tditd ,u,tancc &C r,cf IN my ,'py rom
the OF this valuable Medicine, ~ ar lr.' ,cnrs
ugo hid ~ with lcera'iot N my o1iie, t,n fleet
Of what is gcueny called i log Ind lost % ta,te
nud appetite. md tn sore WI n Jar, inches
nj and down. md hall utaurd NY ankle rejected
every c07rt to hrrl wali TO, rcd lnmPtop'- Veg.
erhle Iin"tufeo', njtle ot which STORED INV hcnilh
healed unh =, uul um r,er from swelling thuu for
thekuSt hiyfVtfuS
Ag,in 81 n dpurhtt very low from severe
d,>rt" y. mud wh, ,Uc begun 10 sit up hct feet
nrncrd swelling. witr increased evrry In anl began
10 be very VaHu'-sre a. n bottle al HamJtoa'
7tnciiue; the pains were n--ulE"d the swaiing sub.
81 led and he" health rotulurd-~o sept het leg, bun
dneed with stll- al wnulcn until hol sirtfrth returned.
have been thus particular TINT oth,rs ~ Ter -nlnr
crnms might be induced to nyn thcnsrlvc. OF
this remedy, Yourswith respect.
EIrzAnrtn EpwAnns
do hereby certify tlat rer-"unllj nrqnnintcd
with Mrs Edwuri-, an | can -ul'y recommend tie n
bove stutoment Ia he c"f#'rt
T. = Coorln. rcslmn.Ier,
Capon y Ii,c illnp-nire county, Va.
~ Delicate lrdie, III Children viii pl"asefNei:
riul.
.Spoce mi ne, ,. rmH tonogc h'oiyd, IF OILERS,
Geo W. Goodrich Cnpt. Tup. Ganot, Robert Gnnlt,
.Iamrs Snyth, cured oi Rnrumarj,n.
john Peryua 5. \ Glfp. lahn LUX, Rev. v Erk-
ride. e. S. Navy, aud thousands u oth'rs cured of
Dyspepsia, Scfpiula Cough. Li,c GnmPlaut. Broarhi.
ti- 81 Vit1' Dance c We re q to our own ci, is.
Cal ga llrm.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Care IF EbpuuoIJ Sm Dvs DpuQiU ,rer Gam
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IC1RICE! LHCOHICE.-we ha,c a

n OTECE-iiuvng sold out my entire sto X IF
/ ' Goods Mr.. B +. Sackctt (sh will couti al, the
busines. hc house Tor auhiI.) | respectfully
solicit tor him uttcnun his advertisements assuring
my old customers and the puzzle generally, that tho
stock either wholesale rrta will offered upon
such terms rs ct ful ia prasa.
may be found Mt the store, and earnestly call upon
all ~ho nre indebted to To come forward md make
immediate payment, as it is my frd purpose wind up
NY business with thA east possible delay.
GEO. BAGBY.
November 81, 1854. no o7.d3wf
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,, ARRIVAL OF GrANo.-rhe clipper ship Red
t'Yef has arrived at New York. from Calaa.e it'll
i.7oo tons OF Gnuno, consigned 10 Barreda \
Brothers OF Baltimore.
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RoBBERY.-Senator llamlins room, in Wa,l :
Ing'on, was entered last saturday night while h.
was asleep aud robbed of money aud other az.
ticlcs.
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Roanoke College,

FACULTY.
Rev David r. Butte, A. NJ, President and Profe..
.or of Moral and Intellectual Science, &c,
S. Car,"ne Wells, A NJ, Prof. Mathematics ard
Natural Science,
Henri &. Won Hoxar, Prof Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages.
V. + Bolton, Tutor.
FENHlS Institution, located nj Salem, Va. will c.u..
mence Its next session October 4th. Exposes for
the session of months, including Tntor Boa.l,
Roomrert. Fuel, Lights ard Incidental exrens. slia.
For particulars address the sdert
Jug l9.d&c6,nos Rep copy
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Saadwich Islonds-4Rnerotioa Certain-Iht
J'rfqtV SirHeR

Sand,rich Islands, ANNEXATION Certain-Ihe
Treaty Signed.
The following interesting intelligence was
brought by the Star of the West:
The L. :. steamship Susquchanna, Franklin
Buchanan. commander. arrived at san Francis
go on Saturday, Nov. II, eleven days from Hon
olnlu Passengers by her bring Intelligence that
the treaty of annexation Of the Islands has been
approved by all the Ministry of the Hawaiian
government.
The King was only awaiting the arrival Of the
Heir Apparent, Alexander, 10 whom he has
pledged himself not to sign till his return, to put
his signature 10 the document.
The Mississippi steam frigate is expected 10
arrive here in about ten days, with the treaty.
Ne have convcrsed with gentleman who saw
the approved treaty.
1t was very lively at Honolulu, four United
States vessel, of war giving the place the appear
unce and character OF an American port, which
scarcely anticipating the event
The physicians pronounce the brain of General
Miller british Consul at Ilonolulu) to be soft
tnpd and that he needs retirement and repose.
The feeling at Honolulu very much
American, the utmost courtesy prevailing. Mr..
Gregg is very popular with the king' Govern
tn"nt and people.
The King had visited the steamship MsSissip-
p md the st. Marys, and was received with all
Tho honor.
Gov REEDER IL TROUBLE. Lexington
Ola Express, of the Goth, says. rumor was
current in that city that Gov. Reeder, OF Kansas,
mad been forced to leave Leavenworth city. No
cause is assigned.
TlIE UNEXPECTED STEAMER.-All classes OF
community are looking anxiously for the arrival
!" the Pacific. She will bring seven days later IN
'eI'gNnce from Europe,
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TIlE UNEXPECTED STEAMER.-All classes OF
community are looking anxously for the arrival
u the Pacific. She will bring seven days later IN
'''gence from Europe
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~ dShingfop items

IL Is stated that the President is extremely
ANXIOUS IN regard to the tariff and will use eve.
~ rAertion 10 accomplish modification of the
sanr; The raising of the four proposed regiment,
anu the increase OF pay will. It is understood, h.
among the first measures of the present session.
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IUSICAL NOTICE. r SHeius TIM, uadcr
vi the direction ut Mrssrs. Scvtt BIis- viii meet
agan on Sotorlll rsruus, b.. On malt pe,t7 u.
clock. SENFEkT y BLISS
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ECEsyED n..sECr EH0M Nor

~ folk and Petersburg daily, bv Adams &.
Co.., Evrrcs,. n the " WASHINGTON HOUSE EAT
IN SALOON lne Oysters Fish and Game
n'uu,. vhlah Is sloa,> q Gu' tD.oi Pat ii-cs,
Ia Free l. nrI. esrrs day 1T u oclorh.
II
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WINE. RgsANDA 4 NIIlsKEN.

W We tHve in -iofe srty superior Cd Lnndo
Dock Bmody-' Nlatner $40 = md very old lan
Rye Nhi,,, y, aud t3f >,.e /,
dee l-s LEE \ JOHNSON
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An Appeal to every Man aud Woman
.4Ho'hcr tthEb In II iNPIONS TING IERE,
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. erery phere, bear the same
Testimony.
Hampshire county Va. March 1T, 1874.

Rrll the t,oV np Ccuhcnte lrem Indy rndur.e
by Postmaster +. T.. C"ofrr:
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To tue People of the City of Lynchbuig and all
the SURROUNDING Count es.
supply Of New Goods,

Il almost Every description, s0ar.ras new sH Dt"-
Goods, lri.h Linen ahar'~ Lissey-. Ca.sinrtr.
kerscy- Kentucky Jean,, e.. y.
5.U Shawis, morc u L.. 'ei.n..yi tuau,aul
/, chenp rtr,~.
n. New Goo Is received nearly VERY week,
no - It, JND. j. PUGVIS At Sc &C.
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san Francisco, california.
q EEN HIEA ~ a. ~ a l. LEN
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OF TOBACCO
nd 20 IL Il iL,,M I'M,

And ConslBnmentb direct nom tho Virginia
Man faoturers solicited.
~ Oar ra,t, al, strta'ly Commission, never 'ic.
putting FROM II uuder pa o,reum,tatces. Prompt 70
Turns mudc.
REFERENCES. a. & a. Lusrsnco x Co. Boston;
Alien & PnNson. and Patterson, Adurn. y Co. New
i"fh; Gonrtney y Cushing, Baltimore, Dav"fpot
len q Gu Edmond, Davenport x Co. Ludam a.
Watson James + Heath n'r auditor. aud Crrnshnw f.
TO Rlefmonl; MrCurklp & Jones. NeDnnel. Hurt
* Preston, aud Miller x Cicnshnw, Lynchburg.
N.8-Mcssr,. EInond, Davenport Il Co. Rich
tpond un \ len & rax.on. Nav York, will attend /.
am. bu-iuo-. unn,ne huns for the House,
~, 1S-nn l.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE, LNNGHBuRG.
w NA.-lhc tubsrtihrrs, having purchased TIL.
hueo md well nown House, take occasion inform
lNon friends mud the public generally, TINT they will NJ
t II cir best cx"riinns 10 nodHte, In
he most nccrrtahe manner. nll who mny them
with "a Gull The eutire attention of tho prcpiieioi4
VIII be- devoted 10 the bushes. of the House They
Determined that no cf, their pnt shnll ever be
vnntiup provide for theft TABLE the best lnrc TINT
The mnrkes sithin THEN rcnch will nflra, The build
ing large mud convenient having been recently added
md improved, und roo all comfortable, and
we'll furnished
\ lnrge h,or-h r-c OMNIBUS will convey pn..cr-
,pr-, regularly, to md from The Carr mud Bout
join A OTEY,
nnv - dte 3m VIM. l.. HOLT
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
GUARDIANS SALE.

Y virtue Of an order Of the county Of johnson
county in Probate sitting, the subscriber guardian
Of Charles Morse, Emira Morse and Evra Morse, will
expose to public sale at the door Of the court House In
Iowa City, Saturday the 10th day Of Jnne, 1854, and
between the hours Of 10, o'clock and O'Clock NJ
Of said day, the following described real estate in the
county Of johnson, towie The North West quarter Of
the North east quarter Of section nine and the west half
OF e south half Of the west half Of the North east quarter
Of section nne and the north half Of the east half Of the
north west quarter Of section nine in Township Eighty
north Of Range Ave weso be sold subject 70 the dover
interest Of the widow Of Nathaniel j. Morse deceased
Terms Of sale half OF the purchase money, cash in
hAnd the balance payable in oe ye, nth ten per cent
interest, secured BY mortgage on the premisee.
1900 Hs1-s 49, .EMlLY DAvle, Guardian.
Nay 10, 1874 -zw.-prs. fee ~
N. B. At the same time and place, the widow Of said
Morse win sell her dover interest In the above described
I anda flsa
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$40 Reward,
STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the subscriber. living in Beardstown,
i Cass county, Ills, on or sbott the first Of
August, 1853. bright Sorrel Mare and Year
ling Colt. Mare about Is hands high, heavy
built. heavy name and tail little vLits ir the
forehead-left urder jaw considerably longer
than the right-strawberry roam spot about
twice as large as . mans hand on the right hip
eight or nine years old this spring-with foai
was in good condition when she left. The
colt was sorrel-blazed face--two or three white
fset-castfated before he went away.
Any person giving information where said
mare or colt can be- found. or who shall return
them to the owner, or either of them. shall re.
eeive fifty dollars for the mare, or twenty five
for the cost, q . reward for 90 doing.
NICHOLAS HOUSTIN.
April g. 1854 l5.lt
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SUPREME COURT JUNE TERN
1854,

STATE OF IOWA--SS.
ONCE Of the Clerk Of Supreme Court,
Iowa City April 25h 1854.
have arranged the causes now Pending which
may probably be pending In the Supreme Court at the
June Term A. d. 1854. As follows to wit.
The Causes from the first Judicial District Docket
ed for the FIRST three weeks Of the Term.
The from the Second judicial District are
eed for four days commencing the 26h day Of June
A. d. 1854
days commencing the Both day Of June A. D. 1854
The from the fourth Judicial District dock
eted for day towit the 9Th day OF July A. D. 1854.
The from the fifth Judicial District docketed
for two days commencing the 9Th day Of July A. D.
1854.
Thecauses from the sixth Judicial District docketed
for one day to wit the Sth day OF July A. d. 1854.
The from the seventh Judicial District dock
eted for day towt the 10th day Of July A. D. 1854
The from the eighth Judicial District dock
eted for days commencing the 18th day Of July A. D.
1854.
The causes from the ninth Judicial District docket
ed for day to-wit. The 18th day Of July A. D. 1884,
GEORGE 8. HAMPTON, Clerk
5t Of the Supreme Court Iowa.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

RT virtue Of special execution Issued by the clerk Of
- the district Of johnson county State Of Iowa
dated May 9nd, 1854 In favor Of william L. Firr and
against William H. HARNESS., Alexander Blake and Joseph
Blake have levied upon the following property Wit
The east Of the south west OF Section in Town rs
Range west. and t1e west Of the north west and
west Of the south west Of Section in Town 78 Range
vest I'll In the county Of johnson and State OF Iowa. and
shall ON the 18th day Of june between the hours Of
Oesock and o'clock Of said day, at the court
house door In Iowa cty offer at public sale the highest
bidder for cash. Al the right e interest Of the said
persons above named IN and to the above described land
20 satisfy said execution and costs.
=. 8. b. MULH0LLAND Sheriff OF johnson co.
May f7th. 1064.prs fee -
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THE IOWA CAPITAL REPORTER.
Improved Farm For Sale.

4 VALUABLE farm Of 1874 acres. including
"A SO acres Of timber, with so acres under
situsted in Linn county. about Is
miles from lows City !. and near the Lyons Rail
Road, will be sold very cheap for cash, or on
terms Of payment to suit purchasers.
: great bargain 10 here offered For further
inquire OF the undersigned at the
CITY Hotel, in this place. or Judge Smyth, Ma
rion.
ALSO, some choice wild lands In Cedar.
Clinton aud Warrington counties
A. H. PALMER.
lows city, April 12, 1854.