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N. A, HANNA.
Wheat & Chapline,
MONROE 81. Witnessing. y

TOBBERS of fSchool and Blank Books, Wall, win
~ dow aud Nri ihg Papers, Hosiery anl Gloves,
buttons, Threads, Pms and Needts, Brushes, Cut.
lsry, Cambs, Suspenders, Perlumery and every de.
scripuon of notions anl variety goods
Agents for J. ii. Noyes celebrated United States
copy book.
Rags, Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxss, 4 and Feathers
wanted april >.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL HOUSE

MEDICAL HOUSE
Established Is years ago, by DR.. kinkelin, N. \.
corner OF Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine sts., Philadelphia.
EIGHT ZEN years vi extensive and uninterrup;
ed practice spent III this city, have rendered Dr. n
the most expert and successful practitioner lar anu
in the treatment OF all diseases OF private na-
ture. Persons afflicted WuA ulcers upon the body
throat or legs, pains in the head OF BONES mercuria
structures, gravel, disease arising from
youthful eXcesses mpullties Of the blood where.
by the constitution has become entecbled, are ali
treated with success.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. X
may rellgiously connde in his honor as gentlemul
and confidently rely upon bis skill as physician.
FAKE. PAasTgCUEABe NOTaCE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED ina habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, the el-
tects OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep
and destroy both mind and body, should apply I'M
mediately. Weakness and constitutional debility
loss Of muscular energy physical asSilude and gem
eral prostration, irritabity and all nervous alec.
tons, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, ana
every disease in any way connected with the disrr.
der OF the provocative functions cured, and full vgor
p9tOred
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcGENATG, April lO-P. Al.
Flour is dull at Sc 25; the receipts are
very light. Prime Butter is scarce and IN
dem nd at l59I6c. Coyerseed is dull at
IS.
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A, JUL, SCHREIBEE.

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
] NEALElt in all Kinds of Dry goods, lifoccrieo
~. &c, which he sells cheap tor Cash, or gsod
due June 3, 1859.
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Great Artists Union Enterprise
%seDsb UUO
GETS EOaE TaEG PEOPLE.
TuInI, SgGO,OOO.

The american Artists U aion, wonld res pectfully
announce to the citizens of the uaited States and the
Canadus, that for the purpose OF the advancement and
extention OF the Fine Arts, and with view OF ena-
bling every family throughout the length and breadth
OF the lana, to become possessed OF gallery OF pic,
lures, many OF them the work Of master minds, and
finally Tor the purpose Of giving awold wide circu
lation to
Darlcy'% Great Picture &c Wyoming
They have determined to distribute among the
purchasers OF this work. Price, $500, 250000 GIFTS,
~ vllnn of si2lN NuN.
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a G0ODsecond. handed, one horse, top BUGGY,
~ nearly new, will be sold cheap, by making i'm.
mediate application to JOHN REA, Jr.
Cadiz, u, March D. l9j4-lt
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Y6tCSsSkip o4SSeSSSS :

DuRSuAN-r 70 the instructions ofthe Audi--- =
sr1se yog arc IagHsa;ed 10 meet o. tie AHnI,.- e.
jiiiov. Ll5iz. 0D sAo z9th dsyOt April iHstanF
th- purpose oi receiving your Instructions anl lis
lL-.C -uIr.u system OF essessInent under the =
Iss 9'usIuynl uali ti- h insIsEj, J. mr. i--
5egU,.cg o. tie changes ap1reAende1 viii b. me-
IN l'Is .l-. uy .Ie present Legislature.
JOHN LOAN, \ udiIoI o.slanizcn cocnty.
Ap5- -z!l 1871
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Dcmestics

~ CSLINS, Ticking, Check, 'Cmsh PTintr.-
~ FlarneL Jeans and plain and Figured casino. -
.-, at.s .sd very cheap foT this asoa.
s,,rl l. l:yy Ms. hOGG s. CO.
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EE-"In short--Ladies and gentlemen,
said an over powered orator. 81 can only
say-I beg leave to ask--L desire to assure
you that | wish | had a win dow in my bo
som that you might see the emotion OF my
heart" (VuIga boy from the gallery J -
'Wouidn'L a pune in yoGr stomach do This
,ime?'
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NFADDOCkS, l'raue CHAINS, Bench Serewa, Bee
WI Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles, BRUSHES
u all kiuds, Sc, cun be hind cheapat the
June = 1855. BIG PADDOCK
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Notica.

8 hereby given that the undersigned was appointed
by the probete court of harrison county, OHIO.
adinnstralor "i the estate ot Peter Picket late Of
M"oreheid I'"ilships, inthe county and State afore
sand. .g ta@
sAMUEL WEST, Administrators.
Moore6eld 0., March l4ih, 1851.
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LOANS OF CASH, $3O,OOO.
w v . MIN q

The holder Of each ticket is entitled, first, TO steel
plate engraving, lsi2e Is 80 M OF the GREAT
AM ERICAN HISTORICAL WORK OF ART,
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Great Picture &c Wy"mhiu
La4GS OE G2E IS,
fs;atb:c Si;llB;4Ty, 10 600.

UlI PaIntngs and cOlOFeu ottel hhsFaVlhgs.
80 elegant Oil Paintings, each 1000
in spIe ldid gilt frames, size 3 x 3 #. 5000
100 elegant Uil Pal tings, 3, it teach, $50, 500
500 steel plate Engraying5, brilliantly coored in
oil, rich gilt frames, "a 30in each $40, 5000
10000, elegant steel plate Eugragings, colored in
oil, OF the Washington Monument, 20 x26,
each, S4, S40,0CO
237, 1000 steel plato Engravings from 100 different
plates, now in possession OF and owned by
The Artists Union, OF the market value of
from 50 cts to LOO, each, 4l,000
Real Estate, $4,000.
elegant Dwelling, in 32d st. in N. Y citt, Sl2 900
% building lots in 100 and lOlst sts N. Y. city,
zach % 100 H. deep, each 1000, $4,000
I OVilla Sites, conaining each 10000 50, # ia
the suburbs OF New erik city, aud comman-
ding magnificent view OF the hudson INV.
er and Long Island Sound, each, $780, $4,000
LOANS OF CASH, $4,000.
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M f have i,line variety OF Dress Goods, Brocade
w and Plain Black silk, elegant Plaid, flnif,
lains French Morinoes all colors, DE Bush, Cobnrsh
cloth together with, Other varieties OF Dry gaode
Aud thai is surprising none higher, aud some kinda
cheaper, than lastseason. WIN. IlOGlh d. Ltl.
apnt ol-l953 -
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Big Paddock. Forever!

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from ar.
II Anchor down to a Needle, oan always be fount.
cheaper than the cheapest, that cid andy well known
establishment, the BIG PADLOCh.
June y, 1883
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Nrv YoRK Anril 10,

The offerings at all the yards were 3,464,
Beeves, 228 Cows and Calves; 3,748 Sheep.
Beef Cattle came in rather more freely du-
ing the past week, and upon the better quail
ties there has been reductions Of 6oc; but
with this exception the market IS very hrm,
The highest ii cure ,ast week for Beef Cat
tie was / 80. To-day prices were 9@il
for Beef Ca tie; 30@60 for Cows and Calves
4 1909 80 for Veal Calves; AGA 10 for
Sheep; and 300 for Swine, gross weight
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Notice.

TCNFIE undersigned have been appointed and quail
flied as admi listrators of the estate Of William
McCiee late Of Harrison County Ohio, deceased all
persons oweing said estate therefore requested 10
make payment, and those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them duly autheu.
ticated to tho undersigned within one year from this
date, March Goth 1854.
JOHN g. MARSHALL l a,,,o~.
THOMAS. S. MCGEE. 1Au''' 'o'''
A. LENNON Atty 4t
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Coal Stoves.
Fer thaLadies

= Ba Don Goa. stoves, and one Par or Stove for,
- sale ut VIM LA9GG & co
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Fresh Peaches.

US'D received large lot of Fresh Peaches. fiust:
~ as Goud when pulled off Of the tree9 put up III
i'm cans by Eahaestocks of baltimore. These peach
IS warranted 10 Keep fresh in any climate Cali,
soon before they all gone, at
FERGUSON, 9. DIyINE'S.
CsAiy q March IL lSSI
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Slnnn lbs. Bar IRON, Plow Points, Fire Crates
0UUU and castings for sale ~
oct g., 1883. S e. II McFADDEN
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10.

The offerings of Beef Cattle for The week
were about 1000 head, selling at S9 5o(g
1Io049 cwt, There were but few Sheep
in market, with sales at 6 % cwt, live weight
Cows and Calves 30@35, with sales OF few
extra at 45, Sprinyers 2o@25, and feed
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Wanted,
William Bovdls Eatatn

YINlIE undersigned is duly qualified fx,euta, ~
il Wm. Boyd's estate, lhosn8 IN ebtad ~ ssilI ns.
tate ageTuquslcd y make iihmediale laprsett, a,l
those haying claims Will present tAcin duly anaesati.
Gated Tor sctteinent within one Wear FFog ts lss
Apreh II, 1851 Cli.ASAiIARRET. .,sls ssscnsar:
March Il, 1884. II
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VAaG w"Nbag: 0F YGgu 4GE

all diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Saltrhcuul, and Burns
chapped hands, quicker and than any other
meC icincs Of the kind before the public.
10 substautiate the above, can give hundreds
of certificates, but consider it no use, as (any per-
son can do the sane, if they have friends, tor even
worthless article rely solely on the merits OF the
Ointment for the public patronage,
NJ b. A single box OF this Ointment will keep any
Blncksmith's, Farmers, Soiors, or Mechanic's
hands, let them chap or crack eve 40 bad, sound
and in good working order all winrter.
Prepared and sold BY MONROE TERRELL,
tEauEntuck Conn.
WHOLESALE Drrors.-C V Clikenner 4 CO., No. 81
Barclay St, New York; Fleming & Brothers, Pitts.
burgh; Weeks Il Potter, l5l Washington St, Boston
VIM II Brown x Bro, No, 4 Liborly ST., Baitimore
T W Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia.
Sold aso By the principal Druggists, and country
Merchants, Price 25 cents per box.
AeENrs.-John BsalI * S Hamilton, Cadiz, A
F Croskey d NJ Jolley, New Market Brown &
farmhouse, New Hagerstown. A Jul Schreibcr
Mooreheld. Phipps 4 CO., Smyrna.
sep29 l9j3ly
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Buy your Hardware at the Big
Paddock.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, ApT'l ~
The offerings of Beet Cattle at the scales
were 100 head, Of which 800 were driven to
Philadelphia; and 400 sold to city butchers
at $4@5 80, on the hoot. Hogs are active
and the supply being less abundant, prices
have improved. Sales were made at vt 81
al % f3 cwt.
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A. LENNON, Atty.
March 20, 1854.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
IMPORTANT DECISION.

Judge Woodruff, of one of the St. Loui
Courts recently made the following decision, in
the case of Ellis & Morton VS.. Seward. CASA
way & Co, and Goodall, Haven & Dean, Judge
Woodruff gave the following opinions yesterday
The action was on promissory note for 81 !,
23S 20.
list. That one member of firm, can not, after
dissolution, bind his CO. partner by promissory
note.
End Whether firm has been dissolved is a
question OF fact, to be proved by circumstances
existing IN each particular case.
Ord. Actual notice must be brought home TO
persons having prior dealings with a firm. A.;
to those not having had such prior dealings,
notice of dissolution, by publication in a news
paper, is sufficient.
4th. Even notice contained in a newspaper
may amount to notice to those who tEay have
had prior dealing, with firm; provided it can
be shown that they actually read the paper.
But nroof that the party took the ne wspaper in
which the notice of a dissolution was published,
is not of itself sufficient to find persons who
have previous dealings.
9Th. In this case the plaintiff had previous
dealings with the defendants, and from ali evi
dence, the court is led to believe that notice
of the dissolution was not brought home to
them.
9th. Under ttA provisions of the statute of
this State, vol p. T22, held that the certificate Of
the notary as 10 demand, notice, &c , is sutIici.
ent. Judgement for amount OF note with in.
terest from maturity.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
A BII,I,
A BILL
To constitute Keokuk, and Dubuque in the State
Of Iowa, poris of delivery.

To constitute Keokuk, and Dubuque in the State
of Iowa, ports OF delivery.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That Keokuk, in the
State OF Iowa, shall be, and Is hereby, const,tu-
ted port OF delivery, within the Collection
district o! New Orleans; and there shall be APP
point, a surveyor Of customs, 10 reside at sad
port, who shall, in addition to his own duties,
perform the duties and receive The salary and
emoluments of surveyor, prescribed by the act
OF Congress, approved on the second of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-one, for importing
merchandise into Pitlsburg, Wheeling, and
other places.
SEC. 2. ind be it further enacted That
Dubuque, in the State of Iowa, shall be, and .
hereby, constitute a port Of delivery, and shall
be subject to the same regulations and restrc
tons as other ports of delivery in the United
States; and there shall be subject 10 the same
re gulations and restrictions as other ports of
delivery in the United States; and there shall
be appointed surveyor of customs, to reside
at SAID port, who shall, in addition to his own
duties, perform the duties and receive the sal
airy and emoluments of surveyor, prescribed by
the act OF Congress, app-ov ed on the second of
March, eighteen hundred aud thirty one, pro
vlding for the payment of duties on imported
goods at Ger ain ports therein mentioned, emit
tied :" An act allowing the duties foreign
merchandise imported into Ptttsburs, Wheel
ing, Cincin ali, Louisville, St Louis, Nash
vile, and NatcheZ, TO be secured aud paid at
those places" and the said city Of Dubuque,
and The said port Of delivery be, and is hereby,
annexed to, and made part of, the port of New
Orleans, and all the facilities and privileges af
forded by said act of Congress Of the second of
March, eighteen bundled and thirty lone, be,
and are hereby, extended to the said port of
Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
t@ f O IL Il G. N -
IN HA
sEs n II w 5. .i1k
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. .
Halifax. March IL

Halifax, March Is.
The steamer Arabia has arrived with Liver.
pool dates to March 4th. She also brings later
Eastern news.
AUsTRIA.-Austria adheres to the allies -
Eastern fairs unchanged.
Tie steamer pacific arrived at Liverpool on
the morning of the I'd
Wheat declined I'd, Flour Is, Corn 2s Con.
soils for money quoted at 9l4.
No hostllitirs yet the Danube or in Asia in
consequence of heavy SHOWS. The weather is
now mld,r.
France and England insist that Russia shall
evacuaie the Turk sh territories before the 3O,h
OF Apru. All parties are still arnrg.
The Greek insurrecton was in q way of be-
ing suppressed.
The London Times correspondent, under
date of March I'd, says that the Austrian Mani.
fes'o announces, that Austria will occupy Bosnia
and Servia.
A pause has ensued in conse quenc. of a
Vienna Bourse.
VIENNA Feb. 27.-Movements of troops
towards the frontiers continue
The Austrian Government has decided. in
conjunction with the Western Powers, to sum
mon Russia TO evacuate the Principalities, and
II necessary, TO employ force to compel her to
do so.
Intelligence reached Brussels that the Rus
sian fleet were preparing 10 leave Cronstad
probably to gain the sea before the arrival OF
the combined fleet.
Negotiations between Russia and Sweden
were not terminated. Fears were entertained
at Stockholm that Russia, in order give weight
10 her demonstrations with its fleet against the
: capital. The Russian Envoy had private au
: dience with the King of Sweden, on the 2ist o
February.
: France, England and Russia continued arm
ing on immense scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to command
/, the Baltic Allied Fleets. Twenty ships hat
already assembled at Spithead.
The ice in the Baltic was breaking up, ant
. the Rus sian fleet at Cronstadt liberated, ready
to sail.
There was doubtful runner that the GA
= had laid an Embargo on British vessels in Rus
sian ports
The Russians were making preparations t.
2 cross the Danube.
Omar Pasha was making preparations to checI
f them.
I LIVERPOOL, March Brown & Shife
d quotes wheat at lis cd 10 rs Sd; red; 10
Z Sd to lbs Cd. Western Canal flour, 39s. Stat,
n and Baltimore, to good Ohio, 39s 40s Corn
e western yellow, 45s; since closed at further de
e cline of Is.
h Glrliner quotes beef firm. Prime Pork il
: demand; markets unchanged. Bacon firm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
From the Galena Advertiser.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
FOURTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED!.

About o'clock last evening, fire broke out
in a stable in the rear of Cooney's Grocery, Cor
ner of Main Il Hill streets, and before it could
be subdued, fourteen buildings were consumed,
including the well known AMERICAN House,
and the Galena Hotel
All the buildings burned were wood and were
old and no great value except to the owners
whose rents were enormously diEprnportioned
| TO the cash value of their tenemerts.
1t was feared that the flames would cross Main
ST., indeed, at one time, the roofs, doors and win
dow frames of the brick stores opposite were II
in flames.
From all we learn, we have no doubt
that this fire is the work of an Incendary. A
gentleman vino was OIL the ground as soon as
the alarm was sounded, assures US that he
found tie stable lofi in flames in two places wide
ap r; from each other.
The latencss of the hour prevents further
particulars.
The principal 10 s from the disaster will fall
upon The propretors of the two NOTES.-THE
American (Iioward IL McCully) and the Gale
ma Hotel O.. s. Holmes
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
THE MEETING ON SATURDAY

The County mass meeting on Saturday was
not very fully attended, but those present
seemed 10 be imbued with the right spirit. Har-
din Nowlin Esq, was selected as chairman and
Thomas Hardie, Esq, appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting being stated by the
chairman, it proceeded TO the nomination and
election Of candidate for School Fund Com.
missioner. There being no opposition Amos
Mathews was declared by reclamation the can.
ddate for said office.
The citing then adjourned and those pres
ent from Julien Township organized themselves
into Township meeting and nominated A. E.
Skinner for Justice of The Peace; George Shan
non, John Parker, and Rudolf Nolte, fo
Township Trustees, Adam Koch for Township
Assessor, and John O'Meara and S Sebring
tor Constables.
Our nominations are now all com oleted FOL
the general ticket and we have nothing to do
but to go to work and elect them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
FROM WASiilN q ron.

Wassin ,ton, March 70
senate The bill promoting Offices in the
army, by providing for retired list FOR disabled
officers, was passed
Remonstranccs against the Nebraska bill con-
time to pour in.
The subject of the Vcrn,.'nt contested seat
was taken up Mr. Fn"te- supported the right
OF MIR. Phelps to t,!"e his sea
A messate was received from the President
in relation 30 the Black Warrior aitlir, in reply
to the resolutions OF the House.
Hye says that there have been many instances
Of. .aggressinns and insults to tn American flag
by the Cuban authorities. and all attempts to OBJ
tain redress have been fruitless lie says he
seizure of the Black Warrior is a clear case OF!
wrong, and it is but reasonable to expec, in
demnity therefor as soon as this shaI! be made
known to the government TIE offending par
,y is at our door, with large power for aggIes-
sion, but none, it is alleged for PREPARATION. The
source Of redress is in another mi>phere, ard
answers have been mere excuses for misconduct
of officers
Measures have already been taken TO present
10 the Spanish Government the wan,on injuries
of the Cuban authorities in the seizure Of the
Black Warrior and TO demand immed date in.
demny. In case the measne s taken FIR ami
cable adjustment with Spain should untortu-
nately fail, shall not hesitate to use authority
and measures which Congress may grant, to en-
sure The observance of our just rights, to obtain
redress Tor injuries received, and to vindica,e
the honor of our flag.
In anticipation of that contingency suggest
to Congress the propriety of making such pro-
visional measures as the emergency of the case
may seem to demand.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
From all Occasional Correspondent.
To the Editor, dated Washington, ID. e.
March 4th, 1854.


March 4th, 1854.
The Senate of the United States adjourned
this morning, after long sitting of II hours
Have never witnessed so much order aud e'o-
quence in debate, and too much credit cannot
be bestowed on the friends Of the Territorial
Bills, for the perseverance manifested in carry
ing the bill through the Senate, with SO much
unanimty. There were many eloqucn speeches
made in the Senate for the last two days and
two nights, and some pretty sharp sparring, at
times, between Senators, but, | am happy TO
say, tina, all things were passed by between the
members, and no cause left TO the personal
relations, that should subsst between members
of this great assembly of the sages of the land
| After the speaking had finished, which was
a. m this morning, the venerable aud highly
respected LEWIS Ca 3, OF Michigan, arose and
called uponthe Senate for the ayes and nays
which were ordered, and the territorial bills t3
Kansas and N.brsskn passed by vote OF 81 tt
Ia.
Thus, after long protracted and able debate
this important measure has been finally dispos
ed of by the Senate.
The following senators were not present L
vote Messrs. Allen, Bright, (sck) Clayton
Cooper, Everett, Mallory, Pearce, Toombs
(sick) Wright, and MIR. Phelps, of Vermont
being a contestant for seat, was not entitle
to vote until that right has been settled by tn
Senate We now hope the House will give t
this bill a very early hearing.
cannot close these few lines, without agai
reverting to the "n northwestern state Iowa
truly the "game cock" of the Union. LIE
others falter excuse they please, her rep
resen,atves are always there in defence of tn
constitution and the rights of the States.
Yours L. w.