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Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
OTTUMWA,

We are pleased to say, is generally
conceded TO be looking up. Every day
we see signs of improvement in some
quarter, and there are constant acccssions
to our population. We though. some
time SINCE that every house in town was
crowded 10 lis uimos! capacity, bu, we
siill see new faces, and hear OF new
corners taking up their residence with
us. The only drawback now rs 'ha.
we have not houses enough to accom-
modato those who apply fot them
Fifty dwellings could be rented yet this
Fall, if they were only to be had. We
have heard of number of persons who
have offered TO pay years rent in al
vance, if they could only get house TO
live in-and as to prices they dom. ask
any questions. Houses are wanted, and
we hope that next year they will be
built.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
pnnER ESSiNG,

We visited Ashland last week and
were agrceably surprised at the rapid
advancement the industrious citizens Of
that place are making in The way Of
building up town. No: having been
there since March, and not having learn.
cd of the changes going on, we were
taken aback considerably when we drove
up 10 our friend Pings old stand, where
instead OF the long row of frame ,ene
menis formerly occupied by him as a
tavern, found them all torn away and
their place occupied BY large and state
fly brick building, some As by so fee,
square and two stories high, rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and which when
finished is to be occupied by him as a
llotel-where, we can assure all weary
travellers, they will always find the
"la;ch string OUT and kind and cour.
'eous host within.
But this Improvement is not oil. The
Me,hocists have a fine brick church, 80
BY IS, up 10 the square; and the Somina'
ry, 80 by so, is nearly finished, and q
large number of scholars are now in al.
tendance. Besides these buildings we
.hink there were as many as dozen
more respectable buildings put up ii
Ashland during the presen. season..
This speaks vel! for her citizens, many
Of whom we have the pleasure Of &C.
qnsin,ance with. and must say they are
fire, rete fellows.
In our visi, 10 Ashland we necessari
ly passed through Agency City, where
we conserved like .piri, of Improvement
and among other buildings in process @
of erection noticed a fine brick schoo
house, large brick designed for resi-,
dence by Gen. Ramsey, ant respec.a
Bile frame church, but to what denomi,
nation it belongs we did not learn
! There were other buildings also erecting
but es we only PASSED through MAR
Street we canno. speak with accuracy
as 10 their numbers. We shall visit oul
Agency friends, shortly we hope, wher
we can speak more a. length as to wha
they are doing.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
5000 VALUABLE GIFTS

Among which, as may be seen by the sboye
list, is fine farm, dwelling house, several ele-
CANT pianos, SETS OF parlor furniture, beauti-
full carriage, fine gold watches, chains, pens,
pins. rings, work-boxes. dressing cases, &c.
G5y' Reeollect, by renting one dollar you
receive fine steel plate engraving that cannot
be purchased at retail for less than 50 30 or SO,
and numbered receipt which entities the hold
er to chance in the above gifts.
Call and examine the epgravings at 81
and %, market street.
The great rapidity with which the tickets are
being disposed Of, causes the undersigned 10
believe that he will be able to bring the enter
prise TO successful termination in few
weeks. To prevent errors, write your address
plain and in full, or enclose all envelope with It
written upon.
All orders by letter (post paid, y with the mo-
ney enclosed, will meet with prompt attention.
The engraving and numbered receipt, emit
Ting the holder to chance in the properly and
vote toward the manner of its distribution,
forwarded by return mail. Address orders TO
L. w. ABBOTT,
81 and 90, Market street, st. Louis, Mo,
where the engraving can be had on application
Sept. II, lS5i.3m
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Indiana Banks and Stock,

The following dispatch. in relation to
the action of Auditor Dunn, OF Indiana.
is Of peculiar INTEREST,"
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.
Auditor Dunn, Of Indiana, has issued
u circular 10 the effect ,ha, he will no,
sell stocks 10 redeem the nO.es Of banks
.ha. may be forced into liquidation, until
he shall have given 60 days in The New
York and London papers, and no, then,
if he should think i, TO the interest Vt the
owners to postpone the sale fur,hcr.-
lie will furnish the stock at par, howev-
er, in return for notes, when the latter
are presented in sums Of q ,hous and dol
lars.
Referring 10 This dispa.ch, the ST. Lo".s
Republican says:
FREE BANKS OF INDIANA. Tho gam
blers in stocks in New York and else
whero, have been checkmaied in their
design TO buy up the stocks forming the
basis of Free banks Of Indiana, after
having forced them to very low figure.
by The course adopted by Auditor Dunn.
OF Indiana. They have run the Banks
down--bought the notes a, a great sac
rifcc-exPec'ing in the same way To i'm
pair the credit OF The State bonds upon
which they were issued, by forcing them
upon the market in large quantities; and
now tie Auditor gives them to under.
stand .ha. he will stop this sumua y
process OF speculation. II ,ley are con
tent with the prof. made upon .hs.in
the notes, and willing to take State stock
at par, he will accommodate them. bu, If
they lnsis, upon Il public sale Of tie
stocks he will take care to give timely
notice OF il.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
From Michigan.

llillsdnle county-Fifleen towns give
6s7 majority for Bingham. Amboy and
Litchiield TO be heard from, which will
increase Bingham's TO 500.
The entire Republican county ticket is
elected by from 200 TO 700 MINORITY
Also Republican candidate for Senator,
and the three Representatives.
Fifteen towns give 1926 majority for
Waldron for Congress. LilchtieId and
Amboy will add 200 more 10 it, making
n majority of over 1900 for Waldron, In
defiance of the mos, INSCRIPTIONS ef
forts, in the shape Of money, falsehoods
and imported villifors, to defeat HIM.
Hillsdale county gave Barry; DEM, for
Governor, last year, 800 majority. -
This is gain of 1000 for the RePubli.
cans.
Constantine, ST. Joseph county, gives
a maj ori,y Of 90 against Barry. Con-
s,ansIne is Barry's own town.
LATER.
The returns 30 far indicate the election
of the nti-Ne5raska State and Congress.
sional ticket by an overwhelming ma
jori,y. Major Walbridge and Howard.
Republicans, elected to Congress.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
ELECTION RETURNS,
New YoRK, Nov. 8.


The election returns thus far are very
vague and scattering. /, is a; present,
impossible TO arrive a, anything like cor
rect figures. The vote for Governor as
far as ascer,aned in this city, Ullman
546l, Clark 1851, Seymou G94l, Bron
son ll45. For Congress The returns in
dictate the election of John Wheeler,
anti Nebraska dom. in the 9th district,
Kelly, Soft, in the 4.h; Pellon, wing, in
the Sd, and Bayard Clark, wing, in the
9th district, has large majority for Con
gress. Murray, whig, is also elected to
Congress in the 10Th.
New Jersey is understood 10 have
gone strongly anti Nebraska. elec,ing
four, if not all wing and an,i-Nebraska
members OF Congress. The Legisla
ture is also largely anti Nebraska.
LATER.
! The re.urns thus far show a majority
of few votes for Fernando Wood, over
Barker, Know Nothing, for Mayor; the
contes, is extremely close; chances favor
Wood. John Kelly beats Mike Walsh
for Congress. The Tribune adheres 10
the opinion ,ha. Seymour is Governor,
and thinks Scroggs, Know Nothing, is
elected Lieut.. Governor. or possibly
Raymond, owing to Ludlow running be-
hind the ticket. Returns thus far for
Ullman. Know Nothing. 50,l06; Scy-
mour, 47.3SS; Clark. $1,000; Bronson,
7,432. The vote for Mayor unsettled;
the complexion is the same rs at noon.
Congressional returns indicate the fol-
lowing: In the I'd district, Stranahan,
wing; Sd, FELTON,, wing; 4ih. Kelly. dem;
5,h, uncertain, between Andrews and
Whitney, both wings; 6,a, John Wheel
err, anti. Nebraska Democrats; Th, Thos.
Childs, Jr., wing; 9Th, A. A. Wakeman.
New YoRK, Nov. 8, p. M.
Vote for Mayor-Wood, l6,l76; Bar
ker l5,s4s; Hun, l2 300; Herrick 4,7s5.
The returns of Wood and Barker are
complication other candidates seven.
teen districts no, heard from. Wood
elected.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Illinois Elections.

Our returns, up TO Saturday. indicate
a general oyerhauling Of the Douglasitos
lin other words the anti Nebraskaites
have carried the State by an WHEELING
vote.
Miller. the anti \ ebraska candidate
for Treasurer (,he only State officer 10
be elected) seems 10 run far ahead in al.
most every county heard from.
Green and Jersey are the only coun.
ties, as far as heard from, which send
Nebraska members (one each) TO the
Legislature.
For Congress. Washburne. wing. is
elected by large vote in the First Ga
lena) District. Woodwork, Democratic
Republican. by from 5000 TO 5000 in
the Second (Chicago) District. Norton.
fusionis. Wing, in the Third (lroquois)
District, by large majority. In the
Fourth (Peoria) District, Knox. Wing.
elected by 500 to 1900. Sixth (Spring-
feld) District. contest close between
Harris ard Ya,es-chances rather in
favor of Harris, Douglssi.e. In the
Eighth (Al,on) District, Trumhull. anti.
Nebraska Democrat. is elected by some
1000 Observation-Disclosures Tel.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
BUFFALO, Nov. 9.

BUFFALO. Nov. 9.
The returns received place it beyond
doub, iha. Seymour is elected Governor.
New York. Nov. 9.
The majority for John Wheeler, anti
Nebraska Democrat, in the Sixth Dis
rric, is about 1900.
The Board of Aldermen strongly wing
and Reform. The Tribune inclines TO
tho belief that all tho whig State ticket
hut Governor, is elected. Our Assem-
bly, returns are very incomplete.
New YoRK. Nov. 10,
The Daily Times Of this morning
foots up the vote for Governor Seymour
90, $50; Clark 9O.5s8; Ullman 1854;
Bronson 37,400, and comedies Sey.
mour's majority about 1880. The Til
bune gives Seymour $3.50 over Clark.
DR.. Graham was this morning sed
tenoed 10 the State Prison for years,
the limit Of the law.
UTICA, Nov. 10.
Chenango coun.y-Clark 3,2ll; Sey-
nour 1914; Bronson l,070; Ulman 8O2.
Three towns to hear from. which will
increase Clark's majority abou. ZOO,
New York, Nov. 10.
The full semi-oflicial returns for May
or of this city give Wood 1894 and
Barker 1883. Plurality for Wood,
(dom. 1851.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
ARRIVAL OF THE
A M Z A.
HALIFAX, Nov. 9.


The America has arrived with dates
n the 28th from Liverpool.
Sebuslopol was being bombarded but
not ye, taken.
Austria and Russia are on the point Of
actual war. Mr.. Soule has been prohib.
tied from entering France.
The London Tin es says, I'VE are IN
formed that Mr.. Soulc, The American
Minister a, Madrid, was. on Tuesda..
oath, refused permission to pass through
France, on his return from England 10
Spain"
The Post announces, semi officially
the acquisition Of St. domingo by tie
United S,a,es-aEdi it amounts virtually
if no. absolutely, 10 annexalion--a rosi'
silion SO important, as threatening on eli
,her hand The Spanish Islands Of Cubs
and Porto Rico. Intelligence so directly
affecting the British West India posses
sions canno, be received with indifTcr
ence,
There is nothing Of importance from
St. Petersburgh.
SEBAsToPoL, 2l-Ihe operations o
the beseigers continued; he fire was of
fec.uaIly answered, and the Notifications
go far, little damaged.
PARIs--Friday night. There is nj
confirmation of the entry of the Rus
slams into Drobudschu; il is therefore
doubted.
Sir John Burgoyne on the l!.h. fixed
sites for batteries which would destroy
the Russian shipping.
A Russian war steamer was captured
by the fleet.
The Moni,eur, this morning. .con.ain'
accounts Of victory over the Russian'
near GurEey. They los. their baggage
and 80 guns; Russian general was KILL
ed. The Turks began the scige OF thu
citadel Of Quincy, when Russian corps
which formerly defeated the Turks a
Bajased, advanced 10 the rescue from
! Graran, was repulsed, shut up in de
! file, and suffered considerably.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday noon-'rhe lat
est aGvices show that 20 days had claps
ed between tho departure Of the beseig
ing army from Bulakavia and the open
ing of the fire upon Srbas,opol. Tn,
batteries were ready on the l5'h-'h'
fire opened on the l7lh, from land ant
sea. The bombardment continued Ill
night, when the Russians los. 300 killed
and wounded. Admiral konn!OH wa
killed the Notifications suffered bu. lii
lie.
On The 18Th. the bombaTdment wa
resumed from the Allied batteries. Rus
sian dispatches say tina, the garrison
made frequent sor,ies. When the mai
left Cons'antinople on she 10Th, five
steamers had arrived at Balaklava with
the wounded in repelIing the grca. sosie
20,00f strong. Lord Raglan aud Gen
Canroben formally summoned Sebusto
pol to surrender, and required the wo
men, children, and sick to be sen, away
and flags hoisled upon The hospitals.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
FLOWS.

In another column will be found al
advertisement recommending Mr.. GRIF.
FIrH's Flows. This is but one of many
cases where men give ,his free express
sion ss to the merits of these plows, :ol
all who try them pronounce .hom the
very best. Mr.. Griffith is now receiy.
ing large stock Of Iron, and informs
us that by breaking time in the Spring
no intends TO have 800 Of them made,
80 tina, persons from a distance can be
supplied without delay.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
The Southern Pacific Railroad.

This gigantic project. gotten up by
.RobeEi J. Walker and 4. Butter King,
10 like 10 fall through sooner han an.ici-
pa,ed. The deposit of three hundred
thousand dollars required by the State
of Texas before making over to the
company several millions acres of land,
TO AID in the construction of this road,
vas TO be paid on the 3Osh ul,. The
Houston Telegraph, OF the 2lst ult.. in.
Inmates tina, the deposit would not be
forthcoming, and that the contract Will,
therefore, be null and void. ...l..
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

HERALD OF FREEDoM.--Thef first No.
of o paper of the above name, hailing
from Wakrusa, Kansas Territory, has
been received. |, ls a neatly printed
and ably edited sheet, and as its name
indicates, 10 devoted TO the cause of free.
dom IN the thriving Territory from
which i, hails. We wish it success. -
Terms. SO. Address G.. w. Brown &
Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ..... 81. 3
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

HARD TO BEAT.-The finest specimen
of vegetable growth. we have seen o,
heard of this season, is in the shape Of o
H. mammoth Irish potatoe, raised on the
farm Of Thomas J. Longnecker. in this
county. II weighs 3 ID. 0 OF. Who
can beat it? Had said Po.aioe been
taken to the State Fair il would undOubt.
odly have taken the prize in that line
This is but an instance OF what our far.
mers in central Iowa con do.-N. De.
mOine Star.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

FIRST THROUGH PAssENoERs.--We
ought TO have mentioned sooner that The
first through passengers from Chicago to
Burlington by the Military Tract and
Burlington railroad, arrived in this city
on Wednesday evening last. Mr.. Rem
ick, agent, has fitted up ticket Office in
the reading room Of the Barrett House.
burlington Telegraph.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Sad Accident.

A email girl-daughser Of Riley Ash
ley. living in Jasper co.-while gather.
ing Crab Apples in small grove, near
her fathers house, wac shot in the lore.
head. by some traveller passing iu q
wagon, who was amusing himself shoot.
ing at game along the way. The child
was unobserved by the man who els.
charged the gun, leaving no doub, OF it,
being u pure accident. The ball entire.
~ perforated the brain coming GU, at the
beck part Of the head, causing death
some time during the next day.-H.
Uem0ine Star.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Additional by the America.

A convoy of four thousand Russians
succeeded in entering Sebaslapol. The
rifles now number i'll, 000-S000 addi
,ional French were ready to embark from
Marseilies Oh the 2lst, and 5000 Turks
from Varna.
Letters Of the l2.h say that The allies
have 800 batteries, and after few days
will a,temp. to storm the garrison, which
is estimated at 10000 men altogeiher.-
Tire prospec, of the speedy fall of Sc
bas,opol is no, 80 favorable 10 the allies.
Admiral Machinof, who commanded at
the Sempo. is commander OF Sebas,opol.
He has published an address saying that
he i'll defend it TO the last.
-. AUSTRIA.
The garrison OF Vienna was ordered
to be ready for marching al 4s hours no.
toe. The Russians continue TO menace
Austria. The Gear has gone 10 War
saw. Forces are concentrating on Aus
TRAN frontiers. Little doubt is enter
tnined al Vienna tina, ere long there will
be actual hostili,ies. ....
PRUSSIA.
Austria has returned al answer to ,he
last dispatch Of the Russian Government,
repeating that Austria will adhere inflex-
IDLY TO her views expressed in the note
of 30,h September. The course which
Prussia would take was looked for with
great anxiety.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British fleet is to leave the Baltic
about the I'd November, returning in
squadrons 10 Plymouth and Cork. An.
other Polar expedition is to be sent mex.
spring to bring home the remains Of Sir
John Franklin's party. DR.. Rae will
have the command.
SPAIN.
Mr.. Soule's return TO nj adrid cnusod
quite an excitement, end clamor was
being made TO induce the Spanish gov
eminent 10 solici, his recall. Queen L.
abeila has abandoned the idea OF abdi-
eating.
CHINA.
The overland mail has been telegraph
ed win anton dates oil september y.
Canton was still besieged. The lnsur-
gents yet hold Shanghai.
LATER.
So far as known the Russian army
concentrating upon the upper Balbec, al.
ready numbers $4,000 men. The allied
army is now divided into the soige army,
and the army of observation; the latter
is posted OH the extreme table land that
separates Balaklara from Sebas,opol, ac-
cessibie only from two points. The
Russians are lowering on the outside OF
the allies position. On the 7'h they
made strong demonstrations on The north.
wes, exIemides of the camp, but they
were kept in check and retired wi.hou.
battle. ... >H..aa ..
Advices from Constaniinople Of the
l3rh state that the Russians had retaken
UpaIoria; the English garrison, Of 500.
retired with a loss of one gun-,his.
however, is denied by the English pa
pers An allied force has been sent. un
der General Bosquet and Achmid Pacha.
TO prevent the advance of the Russians.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

CENsUs.-Ac,ing Gov. Cunning has
distric,ed Nebraska, and an enumora.
ton of the inhabitants is being taker
preparatory to the election Of delegate
to Congress. and the election Of mem,
bers of the Territorial Legislature. We
Learn from the ArroW that the bdilGine
designed for the use Of The Legislature
now erecting at Omaha City, is nearly
completed.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
YHE nEMgENE g0UHEER-
PENNSYLVANIA Official.

The complete returns of The late cleo
lion as officially made up, show the fol
owing totals:
GOVERNOR.
Janice p"lIork, wing. &c., 2O4 0sS
W. Blgler, democrat, l67.O0l
p. Rush Bradford, l.H03
Polock's maj over Biglsr. 37,os7
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
H. S. Mott, democrat, 27i.07l
George Darsie, wing, 1881
B. NJ. Spicer. American, l.244
Motifs maj. over Darsie, l00.743
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
jeremiah S Black, DEM. l67.Ol0
Thos III Baird. American, l20,596
Daniel Smyser. wing, 1871
Blacks maj. over Baird. 4G,4l4
PROHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW.
Agains. a prohibi,ory law, l63.5l0
For Prohibisory Law, l5S,342
Majority against it, 5,l6s
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
..HON0R TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE
Receipts on subscription from November
About Town.

That new wharf is completed, and is
au ornament to our place. Mr.. Ron,
IssoN does work of this kind up in short
metre, aud very nicely, too. Steamboat
men will have TO stop q; Onumwa now,
il for nothing else than to cay they have
tied 10 better wharf than half The Mis-.
sissippi towns can boast Of.
The basemen. OF the Methodist! Epis
copal Church is nearly completed, and
We musl soy that Uncle JOHN BIER il
doing ono of the ~ 10 Of stcne - I
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
CANANDAIGUA, November 7.

A circular is issued calling a convon.
ven,ion OF the National Whigs TO assem
bic at Albany in January. TO reins tate
Wing party on the old platform. I, is
proposed TO issue an address to Whigs
in which the principles Of the National
Wing party will be declared-decided
opposition to the Nebraska bill, as
violation Of The Missouri compromise
pledge given TO oppose any attempts a,
fusion with any other party. The cir.
cular is signed by Francis Granger, in
behalf of committee.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Still thew Comet

From the piles of new goods receiving
by our merchants we should think bust.
ness was better now than at any pre-
vious season We notice tina, DEvIN is
recruiting a second time this fall, and
seems to be doing wha. might be termed
"smashing" business. s.".
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Governor of Nebraska.

The telegraph 10 Chicago announces
the appointment Of WILLARD p. HALL
10 be Governor of Nebraska, in place
Of Gov. Burt. deceased. Mr.. Hall was
formerly representative in Congress from
The Platte District in Missouri.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

BisHoP I.EE.--This gentleman. Gays
the Burlington Telegraph recently ap.
pointed to the Bishopric Of Iowa, preach
ed his first sermon in that city on Tues
dsy evening last. His name and ap.
pssrsuce alike combine to produce a
mos, favorable impression. His sermon
was very generally spoken of as one Of
decided ability.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
CINCINNATI, wHic.

10 another man of the saIno adj
dress, who gave the ofTicers information
az. to where the notorious Arrison could
be found. Justice will surely over,ake
the guilty.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

MILLlNo.-For the information Of our
friends in the country We can state that
HAmMoND's Mill is now in full operation,
with new bolt, smut machine, &C., and
is turning GU. first rate -four in the quick.
es, time imaginable.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

A Freak OF NATURE. young
friend, JAMES HAwLEy, Jr., has left in
our Office one Of the most singular spec
linens of The vegetable kingdom We have
ever seen. l. is a carrot. and represents
the human form, sans cuiiotte, almos,
as perfectly as if i, had been sculp,ured
by human hands.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
TALU.YBLE PROPERTI.


Farm in Cook county, Illinois, sOa-
crcs, with fine dwelling house,
barn, necessary out-hOuses, and a
variety OF fruit trees, under good
cultivation, valued ut $50
l country residence, pleasantly situa-
ted2 miles from ST. Lous,the house
is nearly new, and finely ornament
ed with fruit and shade trees AGO
I. Gilbert Co.'s pianos 1900
Elegant pianos, rosewood cases l,5U
Prince & Co.'s melodeons TED
Superb keyed accordeons %
Set parlor furniture $50
Set superb parlor furniture 300
10 Gents fine gold watches 1,SoO
10 Ladies' fine gold watches 75u
10 Ladies fine gold guard chains aU
10 Gents fine gold vest chains 300
20 Sets Ladies' Ornamented bracelets POO
10 Sets Ladies' ornamented ear-r6gs 100
25 Gents cluster pins, $50
% Ladies' fine Mosaic pins 25o
80 Gents gold rings wfM settings 100
200 Gents gold pens with cases 1000
200 Ladies' gold pens with cases, 100,
1000 Gold pens, enameled points 2u6
100 Gents Turkey morocco port monaies 25V
Ioo Ladies' pearl inaid " $50
l Double barreled gun, silver mounted 81
Set hunting trappings rs
l Averys Crystal Palace sew'g mac hine lUu
80 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasois 25,,.
50 Ladies' silk umbrellas $50
80 Gents silk umbrellas 2SO
100 Gents walking canes 3taI
200 Ladies' fans, various patterns sii
10 Ladies' gold thimbles 50
- Ladies' silver thimbles TX
3 Ladies' superb work boxes Is
3 Gents dressing cases Is
Splendid pleasure carriage 25N
1000 Popular Literary works lpu
1900 Fine steel plate engravings of Clay 1850
1900 Fine steel engravings of Webster l5tn
1900 Fine steel 6ngravings of Calhoun 1860
In making the above selection, nothing has
been included that is not highly useful and de
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

LARGE LAND SALEs.-The sales OF
land at the Dubuque Land Office for the
week ending October 29lh, amounted
to within fraction of fifty two Mous-
and fue hundred acres.