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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
r e m o v a ! J!
WILSON q HARLEY

WILSON a. HARLEY
r,yE removed their Grocery Store 10 Mr.. lie
| Ciaire's new building, doors below the Post
once where they have greatly enlarged their stock.
they would return their customers their sincere
thanks for the liberal patroi age bestowed on them
and respect(lliy solicit continuance OF the same.
Davenport, Nov. IL, '55-dw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30

THAsKsolvISe.--The Burlington Hawk
eye says the manner in which Thank sgiving
Day was observed in that city was not at all
complimentary to the resp ectful proclama-
ton Of the Governor, or The time-honored
custom Of the Pilgrim Fathers.--sha. few
il any Of the business houses in Burlington,
closed doors, while the usual avenues OF
trade were as lively as ever with the ordi-
nary traffic Of life. We are pleased to re.
peat that the conduct Of our business men
was quite contrast to that Of the Burling.
tonians. AS the general rule our business
houses were closed during the entire day.
and we are confident that nothing was lost
by the operation. We imagine that no fgur-
Ing could detect any difference in the ag-
gregate Of the years transactions, and
though our merchants may be dilgent in bu-
siness or anxious to make money, they are
not so exclusive in the worship Of the "al-
mighty dollar" as to begrudge one day out
OF three hundred for purposes Of social re-
creation, and for giving thanks to that Prov
idence who has SO signally prospered them
and all the people Of Iowa.
DYsrEpsIA.- We have received from the
Agents, Messrs. BARLEY, THOMPSON g.
Co., a large bottle of Hostetter's Bitters
for Dyspepsia. &c. Having recently used
the article and experienced considerable
benefit from it, we have no hesitation in
recommending it to our readers as an ex-
cellent remedy for Dyspepsia, imparting
trength and appetite TO the sufferer.
CosvIcrs "A friend who visited Rock
Island yesterday morning says, that he saw
six individuals there very lovingly united by
ties OF iron and ready to take their departure
for Alton, there to enter upon terms of ap-
premiership to the State. Four Of these
interesting individuals hld stolen raft. not
saw mill; the fifth had been guilty of man
slaughter, while the sixth had been extend
ing the circulating medium in manner not
provided by the laws of Illinois.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30

pfrrY TurEvEs A gentleman, whose
arenii, was directed TO local IN yesier.
!u'. Gazette relative 10 q missing turkey
pforms Us that the previous night somebody
lille Ill lis chickens! Our police should
be on The lookout for the gentry and con-
'der de cry of poultry at night as loud
'all as the sounding Of wn,chman's rat
,o
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
FRESH ARRIVAL.

10HHDs. new crop y. Orleans sug"r'
Is bills. new '' Molasses,
20 $. House and $. II Syrup
o5 10 gal kegs Belcher's Syrup
4 - Go;dcn's :"
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
. hoxes Grouni,
100 bbls. Winter Apples,
3 Burning Fluid,
10 boxes Star Candies,
3bb's. Tar,
IG.' Crushed, Powdered, carr 9. ana Loai sugar,
70 boxes Mould Candies,
s5 Palm, Rosin aud Chemical Soap,
s5 Ground Spices, Mustard aud Chocolate,
IL Assert, a Pickles,
IS Chests sand Boxes Tea. 49,
Is bbls 4 hlfbbls Naekerel anu "hte FISH,
1900 lbs Bank Cod Fish.
800 bushels Plastering Hair.
ALSO
Salt in Sacks and Bills, Tobacco, Cheese, Nails
Glass, and all the articles in the Grocery me- Our
stock is entirely new, and selected with particular
regard 10 the quality of the articles. We warrant
all the articles we SELL and as we sen tor cash we
will sell law j. NJ DALZELL Il BRO,
nov. 10 Cor. 2d 4 Perry sts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, NOV. Is.
The number of loaded boats which have
passed eastward for the last 4S hours is 90.
They were loaded with 500 bbis. -four, g.
IFS wheat, 3,l4o corn. No more boats
will load this season. There is no ice in
the canal. Weather moderate.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30

were mistaken IN sup
ding tho, sIn,ellec,ual Culture was the
Inject of Mr.. Whirple's lecture in Rock
land. The subject WIS Joan OF Arc, the
Maid Of Orleans, and we understand from
Dr over.,he.riyer contemporaries that 1t was
BIZ treated, and listened to by large and
trntiyp audience.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
Real estate.


JoHN p. n. TALLMAN, CHARLES Pow RS.
poughkeepse. N. Y. Dav enport, Iowa.
TALLMAN & POWERS.
Attorneys COunsc ll0rs AT Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, south side Of second street opposite LeCaire
Block over Wiiey's store.
I ANDS bought Ind sold on Commission. Having
1Lalso an Office in Eastern New York, at a point
from which alarge emigration may DO expected during
the present season, have unusual adva ntages to
dispose otiands to actual settlers.
I PLoaDsnesotated on Real Estate security.
-REFERENCEs-
New York City. Peughkeepsis, MY
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. CharlesH Raggles,
:" A.c. FIagg, s. Gilbert Dean.
= Charles O'Conor, 8. NJ Vasser Il CO.,
William r. H4,cmeyer, g Benson Losing
Anthony j. Bls.ckcr, Prof. 9. r. b. Morse,
William Skdmore. Utica, N. Y.
Albany, Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagger * Porter Chicago. III.
Hogcbooiae. King and Boes RK.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and Fo wier,
Apil3d WITT W.IR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
5n Ynfs for eoIn

30 Lots for Sale
ME undersigned offer for sa lie so desira bic lot 4.
their additions to City Of Davenport, on liberal
terms-a credit of1.2. and4 years Will be riyea -
psrteswho will build this season. - "
June 10Th, 1855 COOK SAHGRNr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30

~ " OAvGNIV6T. =
| nave forsals a number beautiful lots In Cpper
Davenport on the Mississippi River, one md hslf
miles from the Railroad Bridge, anofdjnp besutifni
ses ior private reside taving hns Das.
pol, rock Island an Moline also Of the river for
well adapted for many kinds Of manufacturipe IN.
ness -, ana upon the Others are fine stone 4aaprss
his property is divided into lots to suit "a
Terms will bevery accommodating.
sep7 Cor. Min q o. =.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
Dankiua.


M
COOK e. SARGENT, Davenport Iowa
COOK, SARGENT q DoWNKY, 1ewa CITY, IeVs,
COON, sARGENT x PARKER, Rock Island, Ms,
Rankers Dealers in ExcAanRe.s
"Sfes s"d BfHs esHseted ord proessSs rsmisssSe
anyra,f g the Usitsd sfasss.
Bills Of Exchange on all thu principal oftSa
Of the United States and IuropeS
Bought and Sold.
IL q Money remitted 10 EUROPE In SiSls BilES whye
can os eashed In any town IN England, IgeIsnI e
wales In sums q upwards.
..RefeP fO.~
\. W. CLARK, st. Louis No.
CLAR DODGE L co., View Yssk
W ~ ILAHk & co, Philadeiphia.
GEORGE SMITH & CO., Chicarc- -
HATCH LANGDoN, Cincianstf, Ohis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-30
Davenport Market.

GAZETTE orrioE, Thursday, Nov. 20, r. NJ.
The splendid weather OF the last two or three days
has again tut the roads In good condition cor hauling
and the receipts Of wheat have been heavy. We
anofe wheat at el,co, and adyhe farmers TO hurry
What they have to market, as the probabilities
that there will be u decline. We note change in
other articles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute assembled last
week at Peoria. TWAS very numcrously at.
tended, and Professor Davies pronounced it
one Of the most intelligent asscmblagcs he
ever addressed. Before adjourning it was
determined to publish a State Educational
journal at Bloomington, The plan of the
Superintendent of public instruction to pro.
vide for system of free schools by an oira-
lsrnm tar, was endorsed. And the project
OF Prof Turner and others to appropriate
the Seminary fund to the establishment of
an Industrial University and Normol School,
was ncgatived. The next annual session of
the Institute will be held in Springfield
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

The WAR FEELING IN ENGLANp.-Thc en-.
tire English nation is, ofcourse, in a state of
intense excitement in relation TO the war in
the Crimca. There is mourning throughout
the kingdom on account of the terrible loss.
es which have been experienced, for, in the
death Of some 10000 men, of all classes and
ordcrs-nobility, gentry aud commoners--.
almost the whole population have somc per.
sonal interest. Among the plans proposed
is the cmbodyng and mobilizing the militia
Of the kingdom, and the replacing of the re-
giments Of the line in the Mediterranean
with tho militia. Plans for employing
wrought iron steam batteries, morars OF
prodigious calibrc, riilcd guns, and other
devices for sudden, vast and secret de-
struction, employ the attention Of the ad.
miralty, the ordinance Office and the Wool
wich engineers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Third
IN day Of February, A. d. 1858, shall ex-
pose TO sale at public auction, the following de-
scribe school lands, to wit: section 10, in town.
ship -, north OF range enst OF the ID principal
meridian. Said section will be exposed to sale on
the premises IN lots as laid oil by the trustees of
schools of said township, to the highest bidder
for cash. and for sums not less than The respective
valuations OF said lots as made by said trustees,
with the privilege to each purchaser OF borrowing
from the school commissioner the amount OF his
bid Tor any period not less than one nor more
than five years, upon his paying interest halt
yearly in advance, AT the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum, and giving security az follows, viz :
Tor all sums not exceeding one hundred dollars,
borrowed for not mare than one year, two re-
sponsible securities will be required; TOR all sums
over one hundred dollars, and for all loans Tor
more than ona year, security TO gwen 10y mort
gaze on real estate, unencumbercd, m value dou .
bic the amount loaned, wilha condition that in
cnse additional security shalla II any time be re-
quired the same shall be given to The salts Iaction
vi said lfuslees for the time beng.
DAytn 7. loSEs,
Jandtw SeRgol commissioner q ig SAL. 60.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

SrhiN'fikip' jan = 1907
Nr''''u mere ABOUT ''o'N Oh SATURDAY
evening "''ri PHEASANT rue Oh Tue ilihols
'eh''ai anu '"c "rc"t western H. H. VIA
Decatur a route III every way preferable to
taN"'s 'he lineage anu mississippi road AZ
"'oo''''''g'oh' "S hot "h'y Il aeiay oil ten or
We've Nou'S at bloomington Is avoided, but
NV ""ele "''ans''h'n' o' 'he road Is more
.o''''o' '''''' '"' III 'o'''ccuoh WIN inc
'',a'"' 'o''' 'nere Is niue item o, ih'or-
''''''o'' 'oi "'''n ! pau one uo''ar ana l"eh'
:! .."''' "u' WING" - ''i''''o'. "or'h 'l''
p',''" s. i'sS''E''S o"y'"s ''che's At l."
'''' ~ ''V,"'"', y, pa, ''s vi '"o '''S' "'c
~ go g., " - ANU '''o' ','o''
" ~, "'s",'u' """' Wv! Pu'e,,"se
'"'0"e" ,''"''' II, Ia '''n' ~ 'p'insne'u
",o ''' ''. |'''o' iou VIII ''"u
."' o''N.'' ~ La ',"".' y" "'"'ns ior
,"fous" ,.ea''' 'N''eu'''s! scarce Vi clahse'
'"' VI. '''"''''''' VII, pay 10 CONC WIN the
''el' '"al's' III !ou' MANU.
'"' 'i''.'' are P'e''y "e' NIieu WIN
'"' '"' 'o'''ou'S' Vi 'op'y
'''0''''''' % no' "S Sl'a' 10 usual i"e
o'' 'o"'''''"S i"'.'o,'' 'o''pa"''S .''''
W " w ~ ''"' '.t" us o..' e'''O",
'''',"' N'',,' 'N''' .'''
W. W, 0..' '"c wa " N'"'0 rO',! p'o'''sVs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

The Atlantic arrived at New York on the
3lst, and brings dates up to the 18th. War
news is unimportant. The forces have not
been off to do anything on account of heavy
rains, both trenches and guns being full Of
water and roads impossible. Omar Pacha
was on Parma cmbarking the 10 batalions of
troops for the Crimca. II is reported that
this FRESH expedition will land at Eupato.
ria, and will Mt once advance to take possess
ion of the neckland of Pcrokop, and thus cut
off the only line ofretrcat of the Russians by
Pcninsuar. The allies would, at the same
time, press forward and engage the Cars
army on battle field, out of the range of Sc
bastopoFs guns. Such are to be the outlines
of the next Anglo Franco-Turksh campaign.
Austria is expected to be the faithful house.
keeper in the Provinces.
Dcserters report that Mcnchikofr has re-
ccived considerable reiniorcements, but
they arrived without supplies and almost
destitute of clothing. BY this time the Al
lies must have received 1900 to 10000 ad.
ditional troops, besides an abundance of
supplies, warm clothing, and wooden huts
to shelter about half the army. II is affirm
cd--but is probably an cxaggeration,- that
the French force viii be AUGMENTED, 20 10
divisions. or about 100 900 men which ,,;tt,
the Enrlisb and Turkish re;nforco,."st, WV" IN,
make the strength of tbc Liz 900 nnn' wa
army which Il ;s con,;I,."n m
that Russia can bring into the field
parliament was opened on the 10Th. The
war cxccrt onc sentoncn IN ,rhioh u,n ~, n sl.e
saws 81 have conc,,dnd +, 80. W. ~ ~, u
United States bv Which J;scrss y9 , %mn ai1
difIicnlt have heo, conn, Ill, .5;,,a. I'VE Tu
roc, ~ ,ho ,uoooL s.i.La
Crimea With admiration and "r,,;,m3o :" nr .io
es the ca 20 eration of Tho Erench cav, ,Ia
has concluded a ,-oa,u u,;.,, A,,. aays sn1
cali for instant re;nforcwents ror ,ho r"," ana
A bin was read in The House 81 + a ''' "a"
enlist n German Swiss Icg;on ,Iso In "; W
the Commons 10 send militia ' CAM. Gn' III
abroad. e"'''''"'
The sosc;op denc,dS uno, A.. co-.
measures hm, !, n';i u noha 'ht "oyerrinen'
about n week i'A' "'1ou'" III
Con 0s,on S,cLo, H.,
to take command of D,ncnhnra'S d;,';a;nn
A nr;y,,o dosn.,o,, a.,., ,ta. a., so
of Inc Austrian Trc,ty,,s cxch,n,,od wv ";
emma on the Ilth II Tho ncoo,;a,;ons ,a,,.
pendinp do not nroducc , no,cc pn.s;, " IN,
cali ON The siytennth ~ m ,Lo,sand 'a Il,
TO million Of men IN t,t ,he fsId as ,I",,
as possible Kuased pacha has been u" an r~i |,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

SYI7E OF ILLINOIS, Li.mg,'o8 toRa-
IN. LrHssioa Crcut Couri, n Ipri Team,
1855. tfa-ius Corcy,rs. John W. Mathews,
Andrew Stephens, Miles Hills, and Aaron
Sears- Petition tor Mechanics Lien.
i ! appearing from an affidavit on he Ia the
'lrGH "iIirr at the circuit court Of said eoun-
", that John W. Mathews, one 81 the above,
named defendants, Is not resident OF the state II
ll!ihos aud the complainant having ii'rd his bill
OF complaint herein. aud summons having Issued
thereon according to law aud whereas, at the
september term, 4. ID. ISL Of said circuit
court u was ordered by said court that notice to
SAID John w Matthews oi the pen i-ncy Of hi.
sun hr published IN the Ottawa Ffsr Jrndcr, "A
weekly newspaper, published at Ottawa Limos,
Tor four successive weeks. commencing at least
six weeks before the first day uithe rNt term oi
sad court, Hnj rhat said notice shall have Mi the
force md effect OF a PERSONAL service upon said
John w. Mathews.
Notice j. therefore hereby given, to you, the
snid John W Mathews, HAT uue So you be and
appear before the circuit court 81 said county ~
the Inst day OF the next term thereof, to be hol'
den ~ the court house in pcntinc, on the 30u
day oi April next, and plead, answer demur. o.
except to SAID petition, the snme will be taken a
confessed against you, and the things therein
prayed Tor de;re ed accordingly.
GEo. w. Boyer, elk.
J. ii. McGregor. comp. sol. ia6iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

DEMOCRATIC CoNvgSrloN IN OnIo.-A
Democratic State Convention is TO meet in
Columbus on the 9Th day ofJanuary, for tho
purpose ofnominating candidates for Cover
nor, Lieut. Governor, Auditor of State,
Treasurer of State, Attorney General, two
judges of the Supreme Court, and one mem.
Der Qfthe Board c!public Works.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN, r. R.-This road
was completed on Tuesday, to Fox river
Within thirty days, it will be in running or.
der to Woodstock distance of fifty miles
from Chicago.
TnRorcu TO CARo,--The first through
train of the Illinois Central Railroad for
Cairo will leave Chicago on Sunday evening
next
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Guardian Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the s,l.s c II.
~ Der, as guardian for David Slater aud
Gertrude Slater, minor heirs Of Henry 81 ter
dec d., will make application 10 the county cont
oil La Sale county, Illinois, a, the next tenn
thereof, To be holden at the court house in CUT
wa, IN said county, on the first Monday in
March next Tor an order to sell the rea. E. ate
belonging to his said wards for their slisc,t
and education at which time all persons int Ie.r-
ca are nothed TO appear and show caus,, any
they have, why said real estate Shout aot b.. eli
for he purposes aforesaid.
d23-6w FRANCS GALLOWAY, gudrd, IN
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The Senate met at 2oclock, al the mem.
bers present except Jannigan ani Rucglcs.
The oath of office was administered 10 the
new members, aud then, on moion Of Mr.
Judd, the Senate adjourned unit, II o'clocl.
tomorrow.
The House was called TO order q; 10 o'clock
by Mr.. Logan, on whose motior,.Dr. Boal,
OF Marshall, was appointed Temporary speak
or. About 60 members present, MIR. Moul-
ton, OF Shelby, moved that IIarmn g. Rey-
nolds he appointed clerk pro tc,l Motion
lost. Mr. Richmond Of Cook, ten moved
that +. 7. Bridges, of La Sale, disappointed
clerk pro tenn, which was carried without
opposition. The clerk thcl cal!edthc names
ofthc members, when but a lanswred--not
a quorum, most Of the democrats, q account
of the absence Of some Of then political
friends, having withdrawn, not hing will
ing TO run the risk of proceeding q once to
the election of officers. Mr.. Logaa said he
thought satisfactory arrangcmcnhad been
made, and that il was only intenxd TO re-
ceiyc the certificates and administrative oath
Of Office to the members to-day andIexpress-
cd his surprise that 'our iriends'h had alb
scented themselves. "Our friends, 'however,
say they had heard Of no such arrangement.
Mr.. Logan hoped they would stillfomc in,
and moved to adjourn until oclok. Mr..
Richmond, Of Cook, suggested 9 o,lock, as
l O'Clock was the dinner hour. NJ. Logan
said he chad a reason" for moving lo'clock,
and was willing to 20 without hh dinner,
and so, without asking for any explanation,
the House adjourned to oclod The
reason doubtless, was, that, as Inc cars
would arrive by 2 o'clock, Mr.. Logan feared
they might bring the abscntccs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06

1sroRTAroSs or FoRrIGN pAvrrps. In
the House Of Representatives, on the Goth,
on motion of Mr., Bridges, (lcm) of Pa, it
was resolved that the Judiciary Committee
be instructed to enquire into the cxpcdicncy
preventing by law the importation of for.
eign paupcrs into the United States and re.
port the bill at the earliest possible date.
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BIBLES 4 PRAYER HOOKS

III Prices, and VARIOUS styles and binding.
Pocket bibles and prayers, in Turkey morocco,
gilt illuminated
Poe et bibles and prayers, velvet, gold and
silver bands and Clasps
Catholic prayer books, finely bound,
Chess men, Dominoes,
Kelcu!es, Back. Cannon hoards,
Wri,ng desks, mahogany and rosewood,
Pearl and shell card cases,
" port monnas, &c.
Also, avery large supply Of juveniles, in pl, in
aud gilt bindings, which have been select ed with
care, all OF an instructive and entertaining cha r.
acter. "As the twig is bent the tree mclines
Therefore il behooves the parent to place tslcre
the little ones good wholesome food Tor the mind
as well as body This you can find 10 suit eyer y
variety of tastes, at the book emporium at
December % ~ w R.1uply
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4 SrAwrrDE.-Cn Friday last, sixteen hu.
man chattels from the "Sunny South came
up on the unpergroundrailroad on their way
their agents arrived in this city soon after, and
were taken to a house on the North Side by
one who profcssed TO aid them in their efforts
to recapture their freed humanity, and en-
ployed them in a iruitlcs search. While thus
engaged the train was fired up on the eastern
branch of the U. G. K. r., and the fooled
slave hunters awoke TO the astonishing fact
that il was too late ChicogO Democrat
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UVNW IT. T. IT
Notice.
TAKE NOTICE.

DHILENA NORTON, my wife, has left m,
Just proyoca'ion. This il 10 forbid oil person,
harboring or trusting her on my account, as
shall notpay any debt Of her contracting aftel
this date nor any deb, cuusedby her. As am
man ihnt is away from home most Of the time,
forbid oil person. moving any article Of my prop.
er,y in my absence by her consent.
Marseilles, January CIV MMes NORTON
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The Sudbury and Eric railroad from Nil.
ton to Williamsport was opened on the 18th
inst, BY the completion of this link, Phila.
dclphia is placed in direct communication
with the lakes, as a connection is formed at
Williomsport with the Wiliamsport and FL
mira railroad leading to Elmira, n. Y,
where it intcrsects the New York and Eric
railroad. The whole distance from Phladel-
phia TO Eric, by this route, is 5ll mics-tcn
miles nearer than from Eric to New York.
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4 GOOD FARM

I,OR sale, the VIII M sec &c also, eh swq
L and wh sel sec ~, township 81, range 4 e
OF the 81 D. m.--iirst tact So, other Two - per
acre.
The above desc ibed land - unduating prairie,
situated on Olei creek La Sale CO, and within
lie OF timber, and in the midst OF good settle
m-nt. Terms easy,
Also. 40 acres Of timber, on Indian creek, .
miles above Curyea's mill.
For information, apply to &. g. Miller, at Fos-
ief's store, O,tnwa, or to J. +. Miller, pear Buck
creek, La Sale 60. JaG-Gw' EDNUsS MILLer.
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ANOTHER LINK.-Through trains will run
daily from the Galcna depot at Chicago to
Burlington, Iowa, on the 18th of this month
This line traverscs one of the finest regions
in the western country, and will prove
route of the most vital Importance to the
business interests Of Chicago.
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JANUARY Q, 1871

JANUARY j, 1SJo.
SENATE.-On calling the roll this morning
"a members answered to their names Mr..
Jcrnigan alone being absent, who is detained
at home by sickness. The democrats find
ing it impossible to effect any arrangement
with the anti Nebraska democrats, and not
wishing any longer to obstruct the business
of the senate concluded to submit with the
best grace possible to the slaughter of their
candidates.
Now, in the effort to procure the atten.
dance Of the refractory members yesterday,
the door keeper was directed to report the
names of such senator's as he had notified TO
attend under the call of the senate, and that
report was ordered to be placed on the Jour.
nal. Mr.. Campbell moved this morning to
strike that report out of the journal, on which
lengthy debate cnsuod those iavornr the
motion contcnding that as it included only n
part ofthc abscnters, it was inyiduous; that,
as IT was intended as n means to enforce
their attendance, it was illegal, the Senate
! not being competent TO enforce the constitu.
tional power of compelling attendance of alb.
sentcrs until by rule or law the mode of do
ing so shall have been first presented
| 1t was ordered that the speaker should cor.
rect the journal SO as TO omit the offensive
report.
The Senate then proceeded to the election
Of officers, with the following result
Gro. I. BRowN, Secretary
DAM. $. EvANs, Assistant Secretary;
! w. j. HEATH, Sergeant .at-ArmS;
WESLEY DAVIDSON, Assistant Sergeant.at
arms
CuNs. II RAY, Enrolling and Engrossing
. CLERK,