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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-06

TIE CArIroL AT WAsHINGToN.-The
Star Of that city says:
This builG;ag is IN everyday sight, but
few, however,, know its history. The cor
nrr stone "f ,hI Capitol was laid by Gen.
W2shin !ton, September lS 1872. The
original .sgn was by Nr. WIN. Thornton,
Gan am,tcur aIchitcct.l modified by B. III.
l.u,r,pr. aud in,s',,d 10y Buliinich. Length
OF front. 3o2 feet inches. Depth of wings,
l2l feet inches. last projection and
s;,pa, 90 feet. West projection and steps,
81 tt,t Height of wings to top or balus-
trade, 50 fee. Height to top Of centre
Gvu,r, - feet Height above tidcwatrr,
10 rrr, Kot"Nda 90 feet in diameter aud
90 feet high. the library is constructed
entirely of iron, and is 81 feet long, 81 feet
wide aad 3G feet high. The new wings
each 2cS by lI8 feet. Total length OF
building wherr finished, 7IO feet. The
wings will be joined to the old building by
covered passage ways.
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Boy, is your name BobP
mo"
"What is it, tbenp
"Why, sister Mol calls me Buh, broth.
er Sam calls me Sonney, but dad laughs,
and Says l ought to be called Bill of
rights
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4 Mn run orr nv BALoou-p,

"a Man RUN Orr IN a ABALooS.-Pro
fessof Elliott was to have made a balloon
ascension from Richmond, Va, on Thurs
day, but was persuaded By young man
named Carrier to let him go up a short
distance. Tie Dispdtch states that Car
rief got into the car and rose above the
sheads the mnltitade when TO the aston
ishment OF every spectator, he cut the
chords which held the balloon to the
earth, and waving lis hatsaiied off rapid.
ly towards the sky. The disappointment
Of nv Elliott, who was anticipating a
magnificent sria voyage, SO affected linn
that be fanteia and during the oYenina
etwc physicians bad % lIe called 10. The
spectators were also quite indigpaIlt.
Carrier, when last seen, had asceii,lsd to a
great height. Il was subsequently, ascOr
tanned that lie descended safely "a the
farm OF Mr.. L. Snyder, where Prof. T..
psesioaslg descended.
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An officer in the household service OF
George III. complained to his majesty
one day Of thu smalness of compensa
ton for his services.
"What do You gelr asked the king.
Nothing but my vctuaIs and Clothes
"WclI," replied the old fogy, that is all
get
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DECmuDLy RIcu AND AMusING.-To
expect an editor to notice schools, Hotels,
a., without some data to 90 Oh. True,
pulis are cheap, nova days, but we are
not advised of the tact, if it really does
exist, that the article is so far below par,
Us to be obtaiaed free gFatiStor nothing.
Give lis something ,amgiLe-cicNcr ad
vertisrmcnis-if you want ~ first rate
notice :" rs well you might expect II law
yer to sec clear through your case and at
tend to it faithfully without some hope
OF reward" as to ask or expect an editor
to spend his lmc and ill his paper with
writing and printing grdtaito"& notices.
We have terms upon which we advertise
for The rblic; when these arc complied
with, we will publish withpIeasure other
wise we must beg leave most respectfully
to decline CGmdR Weekly Journal.
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CALHOUN MONUMENT,

SOUTHERN MARBLE AND GRAN.
~ TFE.--The Calhoun Monument Asso.
citation OF Charleston, desirous of obtaining
specimens of Southern Granite and Marble.
hereby invite contributions Of a Block of
one foot square each, to be delivered TO
MessgS. VIM. ~. Lawton g. Co, Factors.
Charleston, at any lime previous To l4th
November next An accurate statement of
cost, possibility Of obtaining any Qiyea
quantity to match specimen, It's resistance
TO decay, the preservation Of original ap-
pearance, its capability Of being worked,
and all other important matter concerning
TIE specimen sent, must accompany the
block, and should oe addressed to the un-
derSigned. The blocks will be exhibited 10
the public in the Hall Of the South Caro-
lima institute during the Fair. from ! 5ih to
goth November.
X. WAINWRIGHT BACOT,
President Calhoun Monument Association.
sH~ The site of this monument being
already made and plan adopted, the associa.
tion will commence the work No soon as
practicable. Donations will be Thankfully
received from the people or the State. Re-
mittances should be made 20 ~ q
JDRAYTON FORD, Treasures,
No Broad street. Charleston, s G.
IsFy- Newspapers In this State favorable
to the work may render assistance ~ copy.
ing this adver isernent. and by 30 doing con.
Ter an obligation upon the Board. tf
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Whiskey drinking was never known to
conduct wealth into mans pocket, hap
piness to his family, or respectabllity to
his character. Therefore whiskey is n
non-conductor, and il is best to let it alone.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AT
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy ofa Letter from Nr. w. j. Langleg
ofIiuntsrite, Yadkin County, North Car
Oiina, u. s., ddted Norember Isl. 1853
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POETRY.
Patent Brown Stout.


"A brewer in a county town
Had got monstrous reputation
No other beer but his went down,
The hosts of the surrounding station
Carving his name upon their mugs,
And painting it on every shutter;
And though some cnvious folks would ute
Hints, that lis flavor came from drugs,
Others maintaind twas no such matter,
But owing to his monstrOus vat,
At least as cOrpulent as that
At lieidclberg-uud some said fattcr
Ills foreman was iUsty black,
An honest fellow
But one who had an ugly knscli
OF tasting samples as he brew'd,
Till he was stupeiied and mellow.
One day in this top heavy mood,
Having to cross the vat aforesaid,
Dust then with boiling beer SuppliCd)
Oercome with giddncss and qudlnls, he
Reeld-fell inland nothing more said,
But in his tavorite liquor died,
Like Clarence in his butt Of MHlmscy.
In all dircctiorls round about
The ncgfo absentee was sought,
But as no human ncddlc thought
That our fat black was now brown stout,
They settled that The rogue lad left
Inc pace Tor Cent, or crime, on t,cit.
Meanwhile the beer was day by day
Drawn into casks and sent away,
Until the lees flowed thick and thicker
When, 10! outstrctchcd upon the gound,
Once more their missing iiicnd they found,
AS they had often donc-in lCuor.
See cried his mogaiizing master,
always knew the fellow drank hard,
And propheSicd }mc al disaster;
His fate should other tipplers strike:
Poor Mmgo, there lac wcltcrS, Ike
a toast at bottom OF Il tM.ka.d!
Next morn n publican, whose tap
Had help'd to dtam thc vat so dry,
Not having heard of the miShap,
Came to demand fresh supply,
Protesting loudly that the last
All previous specimens surpassd
Possessing a much richer guSto
Than formerly it ever used to,
And begging as II special favor
Some more of the exact same favor.
POUNDS cried the brewer, that's task
More difficult to grant tEun ask
Most gladly would give the smack
OF the last beer to the ensuing.
But where am | TO find black
And boil him down at every brewing?
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Harness ! Harness 2!

GA The Undersigned would most
!-tesa& respectfully inform his friends OF
Lancaster and surrounding country. that
he always keeps on hand, at his establish
ment, just opposite the Catawba House for
mermly occupied by Robinson, large n
mount Of Carriage and Wagon Harness,
Saddles. brides, Martingails, military trap
pings Medical Bags, and Saddle Bags. Tri-
yelling Trunks, valieecs, Carpet Bags, Whips
and all other articles found in u well rcon-
lated harnass shop. lie would respectfully
solicit the citizyns, and public generally, to
call before purchasing elsewhere. His study
is always 10 please.
Rcpairing done in the neatcst , amer aud
at the shortest notice.
A discount OF 10 per cent. will be made
for cash. T.. A. .FUNDERDURK.
Sept 6, ly
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CREDITOR VS.. DEBT0R.

II Nhere II dhty owe to my creditors and
Il which Feel Il paramount to all 9TH
ers, viz to pay my debts. And this can.
not hope to do .unless tnake better collec-
,ions this Fall and Winter than have here
tofore done. 81 n
Those persons who hare favored me with
their custom and paid promptly, will ac-
cept my grateful acknowledgement and
those sho are in arrears and do not pay bes
fore Spring will find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands of thu officers for colIec-
tion. s. b. EMM0NS.
Nov. LIST. 37-6t
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CATAW BA HOUSE,

a fsp rods SopA Of fAs Cekn Ilouse.)
IN TIIEaboye named House has "a
LII been much enlarged and put II
in thorough repair and furnished anew,
and is now prepared 70 accommodate all
those disposed to giveit call. The sub
scribeT makes NO boasts but win simply
say that the Public shall be accommoas
ted in a style not sxcclled BY any House
Ia the up country.
J.A.HAsSELTINR.
Lancaster. Feb l2 II
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4 c e FOR ALLIE!
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens Qfthe Union:
You have done me the honor as if with one
voice, from one end of the Union to the other,
to stamp the character Of my Ointment with
your appreciation. 1t is scarcely two years
since made it known among you, and already
it has obtained more celebrity than any other
medicine in so shoIt period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
50, Corner of Ann and Nassau stects,
New York.
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Price $3.50.
BY ID. F. TEFFT, ID. d., LID.

BY ID. F. TEFFT, ID. d., LID.
Embellished with IN Accurate Steel Plate.
The frs: volume contains n full and CON-
plcte Biography, embracing all the important.
incidents Of his eventful life ; and the second
all those mastery speeches, orations, and
forensic efforts, which have been, and will
ever continue To be. the wonder aud admira.
ton of the world.
The Biogr phV presents its illustrious
subject in the following among many other
interesting and important connections,
namely:
l. The Webster Family.
2. Webster the Boy and Youth.
8. Webster the Student.
4. Webster the Lawyer
3. Webster in his Domestic Relations.
6. Webster the Legislator.
z. Webster the Citizen.
8. Webstw the Senator.
9. Webster the Osutaf.
10. Webster the EEfensisc Officer
The Master Piece Ase Websicr's Own,
and are published entire, as they originally
fell from his burning lips, and comprise the
following:
/. Argument in the Dartmount College
Case.
2. Plymouth Grafton First Settlement of
New England.
3. Speech on the Greek Revolution.
4. Bunker Hill Monument Association.
3. Funeral Oration--Adams and JefIer-
son.
6. Lectures before Merhanic's Institute,
Boston
2. The Character of Washington.
8. Speech at Niblo's Garden, Ycw York
8. Letter on innpressment
10. Reply to Ha, ne on Foote'S ResoTu-
ton.
ii. Constitution not q Compensatory to
Calhoun.
~ Constitution and the Union---7th Of
March Speech.
: WEBsTER's LIFE AND GREAT
SPEECHES.
are hereby brought within the reach Of every
citizen and of every library IN the land.
For sale by all booksellers
MILLER, ORION q MULLIGAN,
Publishers, Auburn and Buffalo. N. Y.
Novas, 40 20 8tf 8
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N O II I G E

Notice is hereby given that APPLICATION
WILL BE MADE at the next session of the
Legislature for an amendment Of the Act Of In
corporation of the villago of Lancaster, author
izng aud empowering the Town Council TO raise
supplies, for the benefit of the village by taxation
on real and personal estate; and also, an A.
mendment, for the more effectual collection of
fines imposed by said Council
AJBRLDEN, Intendent.
Aug. 81 If
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VARIETY
SCOTS ensibility.

Sir Waiter SOFT could never eat the
flesh o. any creature he had known while
it WAS alive. II had once, said he, "a no
blr yoke of oXan, which, with the usual
agricultural gratitude, we killed for the
table; they said it WAS the finest beef in
the four counties; but never could taste
Cog and magog, whom | admired in the
plough. Moreover when | WAS an officer
Of yeomanry, and used to dieSS my own
charger, formed An acquaintance with
flock of white turk;cS, 10y throwing them
haudi'u! Of oats row and tier when |
came from, lhc stable. SAW their mum
ter dimuish with real pain, and never at
temp. to eat any OF them without being
sick; ami yet have as much ofthe rug
ged and tough" about me AS is necessary
to carry me through all sorts of duty with
out much sentimental c"mpunctiVn.
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A man called upon an unfortunate
tradesman to pay demand.
lean never yay it, said Se. III am
not worth a farthing, but will give you
note. am not so poor yet but that
car sigma note
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A @ A r D

D2. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
~ returned from his visit to the cities of
philadelphia and New York. may be found
at his old stand, Two Doors South of the
"ralmrtto House," and nearly opposite
IlarriS's Hotel" where he will be pleased to
wait on those requiring his services.
Having examined and made himself ac-
ruainted with all the latest improvements
in his profession, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction. in every particular, equal TO
any in the State or out oft
FULL SETTS OF TEETH
inserted in Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete ard skiltul
manner, and AL work fully S;lr-
raHtci. Particular attention given TO
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
for time past, and by determination to en-
eel, he will give satisfaction in all his Den
tai Operations. equal to any emergency.
YOrEvillc, Oct, 25 SO st
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II AIDES Dress Goods---C CaIicoes &c Just
~ received by ). ID. COUSART.
Nov ist S7--tf
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wAxHAw TExT, meets svesy SAT
TilOs. =. RiDDtE, =. p.
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A sa;n mans motto-win gold and
wear IL
A generous mans Win gold aud
share IL
A aWin gold ard spare it.
A proiligate's--Win gold and spend II.
A broksrs-Win gold and Iendit.
Al fools Win gold and end it,
A gambler's--Win gold and lose it.
a sailor's--Win gold and cruise it.
a wise nfhn's-W Win gold and use L
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II ERSEYS, and other goods for negroes,
IN just received by J. b. COUSART.
Nov. LIST. 37--,s
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The Pills should be used eonjointly with
the Ointment, in most Of the following
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
Horses for Safe.

A hrstrate s year old gelding and year
II old brood mare in Cedar county, ale offer
I'd for sale on reasonable terms. Apply ilnme-
diately ct this office.
CHARLES sWETLAED.
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Esfr04 Notice.

Taken up BY Samuel Socsb.e At his resi-
/ dencc in Pioneer Township, January 9th,
1854, . Black Horse, with three white feet,
heavy mare and tail, fifteen and half hands
high, shod all round. Eight years old, and ap-
rraised at SIS before Nelson Rsthbun ESQ.
Jan. p. 1854. J. w. CATvELI.
County Clerk ano IN each
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Dublfc Notice is hereby gwen that from
l and after the l.t day OF January, 1854, o
interest will be paid on county warrants, there
being money IN the county treasury to liquidate
the same. J. G. BETS,
- Treasurer Cedar County.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
GRAND A RRIvAL3
COfey E Bair,

Have gone into the grocery business, and
IL may be found at Block No. 2, Rochester
where they have just received large and supe-
rior assortment OF all kinds Of Groceries, pro-
visiones, fruits. &C, which they now offer to
their numerous acquain'anc at prices perfect
" astonishing to any civilized Hawk-Eye. Yes,
more! they are prepared to sell cheaper than
any establishment west OF the Mississippi.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

DAVENPORT MARKET.

Flour, extra s r. p bbl So 50; Flour, 8. r.
Fbbl 800; Wheat, fall y bushel, 81; Wheat,
spring, y bushsi. ssc: Barley, soc: Oats, 20c
Corn in ear, 20c Corn shelled, 25c Potatoes,
csc 0nions, Csc; Salt, kanawha, 75c, Salt,
G. A. p sack, - 75(sS4 9S Beans, white
y bushel rs 30; Bacon hams q ID lelc
Lara, y ID loc; Corn Meal, Y ba.hel, a5e ;
Coal. per. bushel, l2ai5c Prairie hay per ton,
$500; Timothy hay Per ton, $500; Apples,
dry per bushei 81 SO; Peaches dry per bush
el So IS: pork 50 75a 1 90.
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ADSIal PARSONS


a NJ person DESTROYS Of taking hat or cap
"A e'tae. can do - by calling at the establisA-
msnt OF Friend Culbersscn. uhase the ssrna
OF taking" will be made known,
1ipton Nov. roth, 1853. n3-u.
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Legal Notice.
To Charles w. HaigAt:

SrR---You will take
notice that on Monday the 9th day Of February
4. d. 1854, petition was presented to the
county court a Cedar County Iowa, by Jacob
A. Hsight your guardian, praying that the Real
Estate now held jointly by yourself and Jacob
Haight. to wit: TIE west half Of the scuth
west quarter OF section thirty-two (3o) in town.
ship No. eightv-one (8l) range two (2) west Of
stA p NJ. containing 80 acres, be sold under
be direction Of tue court that the proceeds may
be applied 10 the education and maintenance
OF ycurself and said Jacob Haigbt, beth minors
Of said Jacob A. Haight. At which tine il was
ordered by said court that service be made up
on you by publication in the usual manner and
said cane staHd continued until the next session
Of said court therefore an'ess you appear on
or before the 9th day of March 1854. snd make
defense to said petition, the prayer thereof wifi
Be granted and said lands sold under the direc-
ton Of said court. As prayed for in said petition
JACOB 4. HAIGUr, GUARDIAN
WILLS SPIcES. Atty.
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VA1lted!

I want to buy 500 fat Hogs, for
/ which will pay Cash.
Jan: 18th, 1854. MO N. c. SWAEK.
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4 NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
w. /. NOON.

Dealer in Saddles and Harness, has Just
- opened his new shop, one door south OF
the Eagle Hotel, and one door north Of "Uncle
Toms BAZAAR" where he intends keeping eve
ry variety Of Spanish, Plain, and Ladies' Sad
dies; Also, all the varieties nf haraess used IN
the country, together with all the smaller arti-
cles generally kept in such establishments.
- Ali the above work manu- cture.i from
the best ma tefial
GT All kinds Of work sold At River prices.
Step n. gen lemen, and see Tor yourselves.
Upton, Jan. lat, 1851.
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g Also, a large Brick Building two sto
ries high, unfinished, situated in Upton. En-
quire Of CNAS. SHETLAND.
Noy. rs, "a. At this o6ee.
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(Nash paid for all kiads Of Fu,e, Green and
" Dry Hides by n. G. SWANK.
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On the 18th mat, At the residence Of Mr..
James Beatty, in this Place. By the Rev. Mr..
J. r., Coleman, Mr.. DANIEL HAMS to Miss
MAxGAsKT 4. BsA,Iy.
We were remembered W the above happy
couple by the Yreseataissa sf delicious cake
and : sxsai little gold dollar, for which, with
eur most gracious smiles and obsoQuious bow,
s-e return heartfelt a'thank. es.'
Cupld's darts with much precision.
IL every heart snakes An incision,
As Cupid wounds, so Hymen's balm
VIII heal the hearts distressing qualm.
Then when you feel the piercing .rros.
Let not the wound your feelings harrow,
Waste not you, youth, but do like Daa,
Resolve you'll 60 it while you can.
BY r. NJ. Long, Esq, at his residence, in Tip.
ton, on The 18th last, Ms. SsLAs VAN MITsn
20 Miss ylaS,sA solros, both Of this county.
when widowers who are growing old,
In getting married, are so bold,
The young and gay viii pluck up spirit,
And follow aNer; ,eysr fear it.
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Flour and wheat sill hold COED prices
In New York City. By latest advices
dour was going At 90 77aS9. Wheel
o. OsaS2 o. Rye u Is. Corn Sla
81 o. Oats 54a57 cents.
Pork Quiet At SIS oaa9l$ for mess.
Beef-coun.ry mess, Yepscked Chlca-
q, STA 81 70 Sl4-
MUSCArINE MARKET.
ficnr per bill s.; fall wheat Is, spring do.
oo,.ye toc barley 90; eorn Is; oats ls.2l,
aaAssS1; beans ~; potat"es 25c PER eashcl !;
butter .Uc per. pound eggs l5c. hams 10;
shoulders Ease tallow he !; bceswax zoe; pork
% 25a3 On.
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MONEY. MONEY!!


TAKEN up by William Tucker 10 SpriBgdsle
i Township, Cedar County Iowa, one bright
red Steer, without spots, except white brush
on the tail, with no ear marks except those APP
parently made by dogs three years old past, and
Of good size, with horns inct;ued together, and
the right oae little the lowest. Appraised at
$28 ", returned to this Office by Thomas James
Esq. J. w. CATTELL, County Clark.
Upton, Nov. 22d 1859. n3 3m.
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w ANTED, by n. C. gwANK, Lard.
W Butter. Beeswax, Tailow, White Beans,
Flax Seed, Rags. Eggs, Chickens, ana in fact
every thing the farmer has 70 sell. Please cal.
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330SI3AD3 AlO GASl

Datent Dedsteada, Of Muscatine manu-
/ facturc, Of various patterns, at manufacture
er's prices. ALSO, Window Sash, Of Moline
manufacture. FOR sale At N. G. SWANK'8
Jan. Ia, 1884. MO
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LEGAL NOTICE.
&aw s Bagey, J
rs attachment,
Chancery Foryund,

THE defendant in This suit viii take notes.
L that writ OF attachment was issued or the
23d day Of January, 1854, and his property 10
attached TO satisfy claim Of said plainiiG's.--
And that unless he appsrrt before. Robert n.
Long, Justice Of the Race, At his ofiee in
Tipton, Cedar County, Iowa, on the Sth day Of
April, 1854, and make defense to saia claim.
judgment with be entered agsinst him and his
property. Sold 10 satisfy, or 70 far Is will, sa,d.
claim. W. w. SPICER, Atty for Plain'f:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-12-28

EWe received letter from WIN.
s. MASON, and as his friends here will
be glad to hear from him we publish it.
1t is upon subject rather interesting to
us, and as we are on the eve of exacting
advance payment from all distant SUBJ
scribers, we advise them to do as our
worthy friend has: It is dated CANAAN
CHE, Iowa, Dec. IS, 1854:
Enclosed / remit too dollars on sub
scription to the journal" Ny last
years subscription expired about the
first of November, and this amount will
pay to November, 1856.
A little over three years have elapsed
since 1 left the banks Of the Ohio, since
which time your paper has kept me
pretty well posted in the leading events
occurring in 'old Gallis," a county fol
which will ever entertain warm feel.
ings. Our Iowa is governed by the
watchword of the age. e. "Pro,
gress," as manifested by the fall cleo.
tons and as l hope will be still farther
confirmed by the election of U. s. Sena.
tor this winter.
Respectfully yours,
Noon WIN. s. MASON.