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The American patriot., 1855-12-01

[ lATS-l'have on hand box Of superior Oats
" Planters wishing Seed will please examine.
nov3 J. G. DARMOND.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

The STATE OF LoulsIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Felicana, No. 24Ol.
In the matter OF the succession of Gilbert W Scho-
field.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary G. Dearing
~ has applied to this court for letters of admin
stration on the aforesaid succession which will be
granted in ten days after the publication Of this
tice unless legal opposition be made thereto.
Sc HUNTER,
Dec. l, 1856 Deputy Clerk.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

NEW BUCKWEEAT-Chees Sour Crout Mack.
N erel Onions and Irish Potatoes in Kints and
Borrcls, for sale by uo~S J. G D'ARMOND.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

Just Received.
A LOT of very choice brands of Havana Cigars
n at New Orleans prices. nov3 G A NFAFUS.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

I IAVING just returned from New Orleans with a
III full supply of goods of every description, l
invite an examination.
nov3 G A NEAFUS.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

Personal,
nR VAN ALLEN,--he cowhided "Old
- DOBBLE," and when he is ready to fight
duel, "DOBBLE' is ready.
Dec. l, 1S55-8t j. Fl, DOBBLE.
GARDEN SEEDS, FOR 1855!
RAISED AND PUT UP BY THE SOCIETY
The American patriot., 1855-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TOMB STONES,
MauSoleums, MOnuments, To,.,.
Es HEAD AND FOOT STONES.
n B. & E. ENOCHS, would call the att.n.,,.
VI. those in want Of any Of the above artcles ~
they have arrived 1t Bayou Sara, with la,,. =
riety manufactured IN Philadelphia, Of ItaEsss y,
American marble. e,~ -. -... -. .,.
All orderslsft With ". W. -CHapman, Il lu,.
will meet with prompt attention. Nov. "a. S@ Ss
Notice.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Personally can. =,
Parish Of East Feliciana appeared beforens..1asa ~
undersigned authority, Henry Hawford, 49,
of the above State and Parish, and perm y
credit, who being duly sworn according to Lava.
clares and says that he was q private in the cos W.
pany Of Captain WYLY, first Regiment urSs .
Col E. MoREHousE, in the Texas War Of 1885. N.
he was at that time twenty five % years Of :.
that he has never received any Lands whate,ss
for any of his Military services in said camn.in'
and hereby gives notice to all persons Of the s,s.
that he intends to make application for his sS
Lands, as well as whatever may be due him for N
said services
Sworn to, and subscribed before me this 2lHa,,
of November 1855.
|ff Nov. "a, 1856. II. SKPIWITH, CleA
The American patriot., 1855-12-01
Clothing at Cost.

Clothing at Cost.
l am anxious to dispose Of my stock of cloth
II ing, am now Offering it at cost for CASH
Those wanting to buy would do we'll to call.
novs G A NEAFCS.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

Who Wants their Horses ShOd!
THE undersigned having engaged good Smith, is
i prepared to do all kinds Of fBLACKSMITHING.
Also, to work and repair Wagons and Carriages
Those wanting any work in his line, are invited to
ming East from the Public Square.
nov3 REINHART BOWMAN.
VTRONGEST WHITE WINE VINEGAR, for
y picking, at II. S. BEECHENO l. cos,
jyl4 late Saddler's Drug store, Clinton, La.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

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FLEASANz Hill, Il r.,
Those sold by regular appointed Agents are
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE 4!
for sale by !. N. LEMON,
Sole Agent for the Parish of East Feciana.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

CLINTON. La, Nov. 26, 1866.
The Board of Aldermen met pursuant to
call meeting.
The American patriot., 1855-12-01

The Golden Gift; The Gem of Beauty;
The Home Annual; The American Annual;
American Landscape; Book of Beauty;
Banks of the Brandywine; Thought Blossom !;
Leaves of Memory Souvenier Gallery;
Romance of American Landscape;
Book Of the Boudoir; Forget-me.not;
The Temperance Gift; The Lady's Gift;
The Christian Keepsake; The Magnolia:
Memory's Gift; Friendships Offering;
The Moss Rose; The Garland;
The Token of Friendship; The Amaranth;
The Lady's Wealth; The Keep Sake;
Album of the Harp;
All bound in the best of taste and style: for
sale by ISAAC N. LEMON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

"a CORRECT OrISios, The Salem Mass.)
Ga:et,e. sound and judiciously conducted
Wing paper, expresses its opinion on "iu-
sion" inthe following brief but comPrshen-
sive manner:
.For ourselves, we have no hesitation in
avowinQ, that we should be glad 70 see q
union 81 sound, national, conservative. con-
sti,ulional men. Of all parties and creeds
and sections, upon the Nebraska issue
standing upon the Constitution with its
compromises maintaining the rights Of
each and all the States, as guaranteed by
the Constitu,ion,-and insisting upon the
immediate restoration of the Missouri Com
promise. All who are willing 10 act upon
this basis. We should welcome, whatever
NAV have been their antecedents. On this
question, there is bat one course which 1t
seems 10 us impossible for q consistent, fair
minded, conservative Wing to take-and
that is. TO cooperate, in any manner or
form whatever. in sustaining the Pierce ad-
mnisrasicn, or any OF the candidates who
favor It."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

CROSSING The ATLANTIC IN THREE
DAYs.-A working engineer, By the name
OF John Ross, residing ia Montreal, has adj
dressed letter to the Mayor Of Boston up n
the subject of recent invention OF an ex-
trno-dinary character He claims 10 have
discovered new motive power which viii
watt ship acress the Atlantic Ocean in
three days; and furthcr,if a hole We're bor-
ed in the bottom. the vessel would fi,at
with equal safety aud freedom In order
10 complete working model. which IS who'll
" independent Of steam, he asks the assis-
tancc oil Sl,500 from some gentlelnan's
pocket. No progress, says Mr.. Ross, has
been made 10 that direction, Che say TO
pace with the movements over railroads on
the land, but this desideratum will certainly
be accompii he'd aud demonstrated in his
great discovery Eost. Ado.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

men, (lhey don't like TO be called rui-
iansl the haunted me with the assurance
that could make fortune out Of this affnir
a, the East. / desire neither the wealth nor
the no,oriey that may be purchased oy such
means. desire 10 be permitted to remain
peaeeably IN Kansas--to sttend to my own
proper business aud to enjoy those rights
which are sacred tocvery American citizen;
I ask 10 be lei alone.
Very respectfully. am
Stsa mboat Polar Star. PARpEE BUTLER,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
BOAR DING AND DAY PUPILS,
Davenport, Iowa.
NJ, GEORGE c. srREkr, psscirAL.

v
,a,IJE aboy inst ,ution viii open In the basement OF
1 the Methodist Church, on the nfst WEDNESDAY, !"
September. EEtrauee at the resr OF me oahdihs'
Tuirlos CuAaoEs rER IERn
Preparatory Department, Tor boys u.creiy com "
mencing their education, So'o
The Cotuaou Branches al an English education.
embracing arithmetic. Writing, Reading, MS oa
tory, Grammar, Geography and Composition, o,oV
The aboy. branches, together with
Greek, Latin. Geometry, Astronomy, Physioio,
~ Eloep,ioa, Book Keeping, Algebra, aud
Tie Ra,llments % Ghohiistfy, Mechanics Ind 80
Natural Pausophy1 ip,po
Extru charges for Frrheh and German, Music,
Drawing, sc ,Nc.
Charge for boarding, per Term, exclusive Of
Washing. soW
There viii be forr tetms in the course Off year.
VIZ. lwo of ~ weeAS each darling the winter season.
and two OF ecN en- weeks e9cl ia the summed every
saturday being holiday,
tups will Ia al eases pc required 70 provide such
book a. may bs recommended D.! the Prheipal.
No allowance Will 30 made FOE the absence
OF pupil exeeptiR OF sickness OF removal 10 an
inconvcnisut tisaaten. >.
10 the office Or the Public, the opportunity o. as
surng lhnse who ma, be induced TO stchtidrch
10 his charge that neither palms nor expense shall be
SHARED on pnr, order toias.s. their eanfdense
MS hone and betrE % reh er bis school o6e oftho
hoarishirg city. cacnta-
led 10 IL Young for etAer pfoessonai "r com
mereial career.
R.ftreaets-(by pe7Missiop,l Is Kew. Aitrsd Lou
aerbacn, Rector af TRINITY thaich, Rev VIM Rui-
ledge, Past OF OF t.l bsltisi Church, Davenport.
Jas Gamble, n. ID. Mrs. Dawlcy, W brown,
David Steel ard A. p. Wcstia ksqs, and Mrs Carrie
ton, lie Claire.
Any u. fshi d-Nf-2w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

Too MucH RAIs.-The St. Louis Intel
ttgencsr Of The 25th ult-, says they are be-
ginring to &c, discouraged in that region
on account of the continued rain. l. has
been raining nearly the entire month Of
August, and farmers in st. Louis county say
they are doubtful 8hether they will have
more good wheat than they had last year,
and the frost xilI catch the corn unless IL
gets good dry spell, TO ripenit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
From Utah.

Instead Of the accounts OF the grasshop.
pefs and the prospects of famine at Salt
Like having been exaggerated, as has been
recently stated, things have not been rep
resented as bad as they really are in that
unfortunate region. The fol lowing short
extract from the Dsseret Vsos Of the 27th
July is sample o. tie mlgl,iis Of the
Affection
"Nine-tenths Of the wheat cross are des-
troyed at Fillmore. Chalk Geek very
low, fresh recruits Of grasshoppers hatch
ing on the benches. The IDS at Neph
city lock like the seat o! tesoistion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
Cuba Again.

The Paris correspondent OF The n, Y.
Times, writing from that city on the LIST OF
August, states that things look as il MIR.
Dodge, our Minister, had been making some
propositions. or perhaps some indications 10
inasereet persons, upon the convenience y
SPANS ceding Cuba peaceably for large
sum; and it appears that the susceptibility
of the Spaniards has again taken the alarms
and So full was the press Of some new pro-
tests repeiling the proposition, that tie
Spapish Government has deemed il neces-
sary 10 state in the official Gazette, that
whatever the newspapers may fear or pro-
test, the conduct OF the Government reia-
tive to the sale or cession OF Cuba will al
ways be strictly conformsd to the explicit
and memorable vote Of the Constituent Con-
gress agsinst it.
The Times correspondent from whom we
DERIVE this information gives it so explicitly
and coafde utly that it must havesome founda
ton in truth. II is 10 be hoped however thai
the prompt and peremplory refusal of the
Spanish Government TO entertain the sup
posed overture will proven, this cause OF
contention from again coming on the car
pet. There are existing and pressing qnes-
tons which yield adequate aiment for excl
ting controversy, AID until they are settled
il is much to be deprecated that there
should be any addition Of fuel TO flames
hich are already sufficiently intense.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

WHITE Man SuaD AT AUcTroa.-An
exchange states that an freshman named
Jimmcy M-Frency was sold at Deca tur,
Illinois, on the 4th inst, for vagrancy.-
If this idigidual had happened to have
been a negro, we should have been treated
to any quantity Of sympathetic appeals in
his hehalf, from our abolition friends; but
as he is only an lrisiman, not word is Ut
tered by them in his behalf 80 consistea-
cy."-Banaer.
The mendacity Of the above paragraph
cannot De excel!ed! Admit the probability
ofthe above supposition, what then The
Irishmar was cold as a vagrant for few
days in compliance with statute almost
universally condemned. Had he been
negro his servilude would in all probability
have been COR life. The one is farce en-
acted to comply with law that disgraccs
the statute book Of Illinois, the other would
have been the violation Of a principle.
Now if this be Inconsistency what shall
we say Of that newspaper that will publish
such items and try to make capital out OF
them, and at the same time has no express
sion sympathy for most worthy fellow
citizen, abused and insulted by parcel Of
unhung sconndrels in Kansas, simply for
refusing to sign resolutions avowing senti.
ments which he, nor any other moral man,
could conscien,iously endorse Inconsis-
tency is word too mild to express such
conduct.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

SELLIKG CoUKr HoUsE.-The city Of
.Porh Amboy, New Jersey, had receatly to
dispose OF i,s courthouse, the only public
building it possessed, in order to meet the
claims Of laying down its first curb-stones,
all other measures for raising the wind hay
ing failed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

Quick WoRE.-The correspondent OF
the Intelligence says the company recently
organized in New York City for navigating
the waters of New Granada, give good proof
Of their determination to prosecuts the en-
terprise with vigor, as they have already
despatched their first steamer to the scene
Of action though their charter is but little
more thst three months old.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
STILL THEY G. DE.

Tie nine aud ten acre lots south OF this
city were visited with another legion Of
grasshoppe!s within the last few days, de-
youFing lie third planting Of young corn
By letters from different parts OF Utah CO.,
we learn thst fresh arrivals contrye TO de-
stroy the young crops nearly as fast rs they
appear. We regret 70 earn that a buq,
heretofore unneiced by the farmers, is do
ing considerable damage among the pota-
toes.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
GREAT SALT LAKE.

Ga Saturday ard Sunday tie grasshop-
pers filled the sky for three miles deep, or
as far as they coull be seen without the
aid ofte!escopes, and somewhat resembling
snow stor p, which latter would have
been very acceptable to the parched grass
and cattle. Drog,h very severe-the creeks
iow. and the weather hot the common
house flies are very thick, and are as trou
blesome as they usually are ia Sep,'m-
Der
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
U.improysd Lands

OCn acres ~ Scott q. pHi}.
400 - = Cedar
.t,ia =. NaseattEe'.
Together pith argc amourtoilsrtR iahfeFls'l
Powtsheis. Clinton, MArsLsi! JAsIT Md
counties
An, or att ftbc q Dove lands 80! .oasr Pnirl
GEORGE l.. SIt EeLR,
Grrtrsl lato Astii
curveysand subdN isiops 81 Lalu mat. slibthsY
rsFnotics b aH experiences eisEcei-tl III
uElsr. "H'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

The city Of Buffalo, y. Y, is said to be
advancing in population in a greater ratio
than any other city in the State.-its pres
en-, population being Y. 400, against 42.26l
in 1850.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

CHAs5E OF RESIDENCE We see it sta
ted that Pres e il Pierce has recently pur.
chased farm near Colesyi,Ie, Montgome.
cry county, Maryland, few miles from
Wssh.ngton City, and intends % make it
his future place ofresidencs. We consider
The move very natural one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

LARGE METEoR A meteor was obs-rY-
ed, a shsrt time since, at West pint, Cam.
bridge and other placesin New Jrk, which
was apparently larger than the full moon
at meridian, ard is said to h5ve been the
largest ever cen in Ills country.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

J. BuRIls, PAoPKIErog.
Friday, August 81.
" II RageysSl dy .StIsa'sH u fiotchEiss X Island
Il MeF>Eon, Nvslsn Hershey, NUsestinc
Mr.. Bison, Nea Fonda I u Smith. Brd0ksn
y Blilet, Quo Baker, Cqnavka
\ " Baird. New IgHAon Paper, ny
w welsh. Baltimore q Paimsr&soH,
r e. Thomas, IN, - II STEPHENS. :.
4 Rrtmuisii, :. Miss LeeBer, 81 Lauis
Il nanfbri, Chicago q " CrpPin, Island
II Sti.e.S lady. Gaieia & Porter, leHa city
Jno " Iliord, II smith, toHa
II n Sewberry. " Rn~sota Miss Briggs. Ohio
30 K smith. Logsnspori ,laj J Eaer,. Cincinnati
W piear. cedar Co Reed. Ma.catine
n Bcfk ser Ohio " Eastoa. London. Pa
VI Mar>h. " Maher Cshet, NY
l. " Mitchell, S. Louis w rkhurst, lie lare
J pattison. Peat. Clinton
Crew, Upton J perra. Minnesota
Mrs Stafford d chill. Ia a II Auie rs0f & fam. Che
Miss Hsslctt, Pa Brown. Dayton,
Whitehead /" II ekley,
r MrAiberi, Ohio Colsnn. st Charles
aston, :. Mrs RoeSt Cedar Rapids
y Grabbi& fam. Iowa Cay Mrs GRAVES,
4 + lialdsin Conn : Aiiiiken,
John Lewis, Ohio
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

Al New Orleans, on the 18th ult., there
vss not a single vessel in port loading.
either tor Boston or New York--a circum-
stance. the Delta says, almost without par.
sllel, during the last twenty years
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
COOKING, Arr wARM1NG ygNTrIATING

SthPLks Of the above apparatu. row ready for
- The Inspection Of those VINO desire to have the
beStmadc Of Warming aud Neuiiiating ther houses,
also for Cooking We have the genty for the sule Of
.hc 0st approved Hot Air Furnace Rnd Cooking
Range. which only needs to he seen to induce III
Coal, Coke, pr Wa0d oan be used.
We inElie the Pnbitr generally to call end examine
VIZ aPpafHtUs; only niinttd number be obtained
thb fE, 50 that ~ bs getting eitu9fa Purgae
or Range the order must be len early.
COOKING sloycs-a large assortuelt on hand which
We s.ll II greatly redg eed prices.
AHg 3i-gi3m. r. CLOSE a. co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

DuRrQug CouxrY.-Dubuiue is the only
county in our State upon wairh the shsm
Democracy can rely, and that, unless some
mighty revolution in morals takes place,
must Tor some time 10 come favor any party
that advocates negro slavery and wh,skey
freedom Darsaport Gazette.
When tha above named paper, or any
other. charges that .'Ran, and Slaueyy' are
planss in the Democratic platform, we beg
leave to plead not guilty..
The great mass Of the Democrats OF tais
county look upon the slavery question as
one in which they have no interest what
ever ard with which they have nothing 10
do: and ID other things, they claim only
constitutional rights. -Dubuqus Express.
We care not what our cotemporary
pleads, actions speak louder than words
Dubuque county was by no means an ex-
cepi;on to the systematic opposition 10 Ten
perance which was maintained by the Dem
ocratic party a, the general election in this
State last TALL; while the Democrats of that
county are united as band OF brothers, in
sustaining the Administration in lis efforts
to extend the area of sllyery over territory
otherwise free. II this does not amount TO
ian advocacy of negro slavery and whiskey
freedom" or does not even identity the
Democratic party of Dubuque county with
"rum and slavery fray inform US what
terms we can use more expressive u the
fact.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

Coy Shannon passed through St. Louis
on last Saturday. or his way to the disputed
territory, snd is probably d, his post by
this time,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
NOTICE

hereby given that the partnership vi now exist
| ing under the hrm o: Kiss a. iioPrs has this day
Dsen dissolved by mutual agreement. The business
viii now be eontinucd hy H. Ries who viii settle all
bills and 10 whom all pay ments must be made.
II, RIES,
navepport Aug 9a-dIas WIN. Il. Hops,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

soief. Oh 81 ,.I.a iih ,iree,s. s, .iiss'st,n.}
prize, aEd itEetiH-e.
II lot, 40 AcheuE,v's satan iA.os, on 81 M
Strcets-oL&y S8yU.tAtA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
srRAYEn Or s-nLEH,

n the hight ~ he s3I Of Aus - from The prem
is-s OF 'fs shhsrriser mites east ~ Hirke ~
Grore. Davenport Town hip. Srott county, Iowa n
hNI MAZE, sHrp0scd 20 be nine or tea years o d,
WIN dark ard tai small white s'ini her right
shoulder, also On orc sice, weihefs b gil. Hal on
when she i"fi O it4tsrand mead staii
liberal rcwari win he given n any aB- who " IN
return her - the subscriber. II. OSBORN
Aug 3l-dltRit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
North E.yerpcr.
Ya.t rattrrcr.

10 hHuds"me tGl dirE e5s, tto4 Hrs fHl a
leFsus. Huhlls GHAtta, lot s-'c o y fstttlsit
sa9atN siphs - Lau5btiGr. iafaucot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01

IAIII s, (OLIlOI

y III - I VI 49, .g
HE Second QpIrtcT nt tho Above lhs..lI' n
faaugc on AHtat suay, soilrmVt' 81"
departments. .n...o, i,ars1
oar arrAn .cucHls lor q thorough e.h !. 80.
ton IN the various departments OF the i,'t, M
ample and on "a scale To nIeetthe dehi~H''
amt spirit oithe ilmCs. ,.,.-..-b s.jr9El
We aim To give more pfaettrRi' 'l'@lo.t .g,i, II
pIete course Of .tudies lnEn any o. y"t M Il
Young ladies. Yea, n'oret We n'."i - -
Ia the business 0tfrmGie .Htfallnf' ,.,.,ttBt al
Thveoufse Of studies ath be war; ,,,s,,'pl,
cumslantcs and intellectual ca pA'I.! o''s tB rel
THiiionlntha FrimDr, Department e@
do - nsHalcuurse, 10 " 4
languages an higher English biah'aII,
Norg.-No eItyg chs rgcsin the N'''4"'s
Teachers 'dapEG,meit
Music On Piano, AislodcoB, Gu pa sn, 70 10
hafp, ,., 600
MouoShroiaat,e crayon ans feh'' $50
Drawing, ae each. IL,
rapler maehcand ornamental Lea'''' SO "a
Work. rueh, =, ,,.,t
En,i,,otdrry lrna mental Needle WORK IN .
Se iuall their variety. ea'h'
Wuiotnn. vs. III sc given 20 those VINO VIZ"
p3etr thorou g b curse IN ciNet "
departments. ,sf,
Bon I'd " ith furnished rooms thtlt"i =, "A
washing. lights, fuel, stationery @ ~ - >"
ftb,. u,tpiI ia raj nee her own nh''V"'
An smeuts To be mudC Va aaNhl'',' sthA
Those wishing 10 secure rooms: OF I' I'm pING.
ats' m"s'@plis pron,ietorand suPsrineio''
Ma. Il. ii. copnisa' pdreir'
NTs, MA. CoDDiss,
f,avenuort Aug %, 'j3-dNH. -
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11lOts "a fuiitiew 81 The ri,,iiA l. !sss,Ion.
Ftians raugI .fgoH sIJt te s:tt, UI.ul. III, .
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|,YctpS q ToHACCO.--5'ss' SIS aud p'nS ,. Il.
',s,Ior Missouri aud Virginia tiohs! , ~
ing and smoking Tobaecos. lso 'sn G5gats
kY Lisp, LosDoS Cusssos and Neptune
choice and cheap, fOr sale .! ,vEP Jr, & co
June - J.. "hH ------
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reTutoth Addition.

30 lots on the l,ti q 10 AcIEirsh'siststas, ildl
trice. vsrytng from s3ea to S5oG es, l. -. ID
lease Lots
20 lots, . autiGly situated Ne H..elylSj
slou, fufl .Hse al i9Sesr.. ll,ese 10 o. IN.
Main a. d hsrsisoL streets oieRE.lO; I'd .ssas'
,it tau eli! c0rI orp.ioH, IaTgc lpnieeiiett.s.
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UNMARRIED,
Al frini3 Chsteh, on the 18th uil., by Rev. \.
-lrprKEAoK, ar. II. C. RANDALL. Printer TO Miss
RSBsceA FEARING, all Of this city
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GILBERT, O'BRIEN & BUCK,
Merchant Tailors,

Over the Store OF E. Alden, Cd Street. opposite Knapp
n Redmop,s Le Csire Block. Are prepared 10
10 order all kinds OF garments at short notice
To those who desire first class g ,rInept, ton
der sDcia In vitation 10 call US; knowing eat
MI their orders speedily ~hnr,cles superior in
~ detail.
T. =, UItErpt. y, pBtlEs. Bti n,
Aug -. Il 81
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A law Of the State of Michigan requires
IKE establishment of Homeopathy in the
Michig University, and the appointment
of professor thereto. The Detroit Tribune
says TIA, the Board Of Regents have resolv.
ed 10 set the law at defiance.