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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

SaF&EEuhI EuEIG kTuHE,
9FANDALL y Hf8GISshays iu.tonsnsasI.y.
- as'9rsmeEioi Guitars, ViSilns, Baaioes lamb.
fAhss' Fc, &c. Alec every kind oil Btusio H6ok,nox
Use %AeG they viii sell very cheap for Cash nj No
~ I..AI,o HoW- Oet3d 1854
n UNIONS schoolfOr Piano Forte f,,,,i., 1IST,..
a Eahdeis Me1deon Instructor and In IA e. sysry
"1Ha nlihstruoti0n relating 10 music can BIO foaads
ht Davenport MQsicBlore;
No LG Claire Row. ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14
ssR UlNANCE No. ~.

ASoRDlNAS In relation 10 tn RccOl der and
Rec jrdsrs Couri.
he II o,daiasd oy the Guy Couaea Of ihe Cdy ~
K",t.t >ssrt"s :. That " shall be the duty Of
The recorder VI the city VI k.okuk to furnish tn,
eity Coancii, At its FIRST .. ss in the months Of
January, Api July, and Ocs.b,r, with full state
mont # the amoant Of I'm imposed under the Or
dinancs Of the a " slsc, the amount Of fines co.,
iecied and The nncs outstanding since the com
nensemcnt OF ths peec ding quarter; also, TO pa,
over, quarterly, To the Treasurer VI the City, ali
moneys col.eted as fines aid forfstures uader the
City Oinanccs also u report - aforesaid ali cases
where judgment was rendered against the City.
SIC. :. that SO much VI Orilnance No. Z, entitlcd
"A Ordinance concerning the establish. ent Of q
Mayors Court, and for the regulation Of judicial
proceedings thcrvn. NJ refers TO the duties Of the
Mayor, and the proceedings in tine Mayors Court,
shall apply to The keeordsr and the proceedings in
the Recorders Court.
sxc. 5. That the Recorder Of said City shall 70.
ceiye a. cotnp-nsAton for his services undcr the
Ctty Ofdiusnc ., III, same fes ~ are allowed Jus
itoes VI the Peace criminal ce4ss under tho Lave
Vt II. State, 10 b. paid by the City when Dot COL
lected from the defendant. when the prosecution
fails. SAN,L r. CURTIS.
P.ssed August IL, 1885. Mayor.
lArrgT1
=. >. AAAaIAA, Clark.
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La.s.. from Kan....


By gentleman direct from Leavenworth,
we have news from Kansas, down to Tues
day last.
I'VE are informed by him that the emf
grants who accompanied Gen. Lane, have
gone into the Territory, and before this date,
are probably Al Topeka. The Ruli.as sent
up party to intercept them, accompanied
ny Company Z. of the u. 5. Dragons, and
Judge Lecompte. with the avowed intention,
II IS said by his friends, OF taking Lane, hold
ING court on tbs prairie AMI hanging him
to the first swinging limb. BUT their dis
cretion overcams their valor, and thcv
I'm ,rched dpwn gain. Tas KuEan@ were
OF Capt. Clarksous command -.sKans.s
militia, and numbered about one hum
dred rides. They went in advance of the
regulars. The ca.:,ra...: we're Su:ns CT IN
squads, without military organization, but
armed to rcpei an attack. They looked dan.
gerous enough to DO les alone. Our infor-
mant does not put implicit confidence in all
the ruMors floating about in the river towns ;
but no has no doubt that the emigrants are
safely in the Territory.
AT Leayenworth, tho Pro-Slavery party
were Is usual domiuecring over the Free
State men. They are considerably alarmed
1t the demonstrations made in the North,
and the emigration going forward across
Iowa. They begin to think that they are
playing losing game. The Mercenaries
from the South are getting poorer aud poor
er every day, - the opportunities for plum
Der are less frequent. Now-s-days they
not subsequently turn their arms upon each
other.
The approach Of tho Northern emigration
was giving quiet TO tho interior Of the Ter
rItory. The cry Of all the friends Of Free
kAasas 10 for more men!
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ORDINANCE no. 81.

An UKDINANCE conccrning The CITY, It's amended
Charter, and ards.
Be ordained BY the City Couaei Of Ms City Of
Ke,ksk: Swcrios That the oct Of SAe Henerxl
A emily Of the State of Iowa. approved July IL.
1850. and entitl ID An Act to Amend thu Charter of
the City Of keokuk," is hereby recognized and 40
copied and the boundaries II said CITY, - defined
in the lot section Of said act and iss municipal
tbority and jur .diction shall be c,ex there
with. and ii. Ordinances Of said City now in fores
Are nefeby extended, and dc. AIRED to be Ia forcs.
hr ughout the boundaries VI said City defined BY
the Act Aforesaid.
SIC 2. That all that portion Of the city added
by the Act sf.rcsaid. and lying East Il the Pan.
Road, shat be added to the ih,rd Ward and stt
lnA. por II b. city Of keo1uk added to II BY
said Ae.of the G,usral Assembly, and iy,ng West
Oh tie Plank k,ad, SHAH b. sGdsd to tho Atm Wxrd
SAM'L H. CURTIS.
Pa sd August IL, 1856. Mayor.
lArrEsrl
II Nealt,su Clark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

Nxw YoRK, Aug. IL.
The steamship Arago, from Havrc July
30th, arrived here this morning, bringing
London dates Of the 30th, and lis passen-
gers, among them NJ G. Ferring, bearer OF
dispatches from St. Petersburg.
The steamer Baltic arrived OF Pt. Lucas
the morning Of the Both exchanged signals
Aug. 9Th, lat. 4S:40, lon. 54:4O with steamer
Persia.
IrALY.-The outbreak at Massacara was
completely suppressed. 20 arrests were
made.
An earthquake had occurred at Moluccas,
killing 1000 persons.
From Spain the accounts are conflict
ing. Indications are that the Royalists
had triumphed, and Saragossa would soon be
reduced.
Lenox Olossego, the Spanish Ambassador
at Paris, resigned Immediately on hearing
the coup d'etat, but the Queen refused to ac-
cept his resignation.
Advices to the Goth say the Provinces are
tranquil, except Sarsgossa, and that city is
closely invested and must submit.
BELoirA.-The King has oontradicted the
report Of his contemplated abdcation which
was current.
Advices From Stockholm mention great
excitement among diplomats, in consequence
of reclamations made bv Norway against
Russian Entertainments upon Norwegian ter
ritory, in planning Notifications along the
Baltic coast.
IrALY.-The Austrians wore making pre-.
parations for crossing the Pc 1T four differ.
ent points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

The DEs MoiSEs VALLEY Wing Is issued from
this ofioe every Wednesday has extensive and In
creasng circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, we'll in tho of the State and the Uni
ted States, and as n medium Of advertising Ia not
surpassed. subscription price $40 per annum IN
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14
ssng Ter the Boys,
M J. 0REiNGR.

TUsE--Uneie Sans rnrm,
Come all We friends Of freedom, and join US in .
Aud swell! ne chorus lively with hearty voices
strong,
The Fremont fever 3 raging. It's plain to every
child,
The coun r. : all a6re and the people running
wild
CsoRrs.
While "Iuok and Brock !" neck and neck, yoke Of
Are taggils =, the Kan,ss load, woa, haw, gee,
cracking; air OF ponies, boys, We to the world
viii show,
The Rocky Mountain Hunter and the gallant Jer-
A poor AM .ggsd orphan boy, tn. friends he had
were ",
He rly Is rned to push ahead-,o paddle his own
canoe
Inch by inch, step BY step, he reached tho highest
stand
Till the .n,red name Of Fremont Was heard shro'
Cnosus-while Buck and Breck, n.
On tn, Roe Mountain summit his dag he planted
Their.
lie lived uoon the Buffalo the Beaver, AMI the
Bear
The Wild au,i savage Indian saw his dashing. bold
And admired the sallan, Fremont, the hardy Noun
taincer.
CHoRus-While Buck and Breck, &c.
He scaled the highest mountains amid the deepest
snow,
He crossed the ocean praires, and swan tho rivers
too,
But mountains, prairiss rivers, could not obstruct
his way,
Till safe upon the golden sands Of CALIFORNIA;
CH,aus-While Buck and Breck, &c.
Old Buck has been in Office all his long and selfish
life,
But he never yet could manage 10 get himself a
wife
musty, crusty Bachelor, afraid Of woman !,
tongue,
Should be shipped % to Salt Lake to live with
Brgam Young.
CHosus--While Buck and Rrsck, DC.
Old Bullion had daughter fair, Jessie was her
name.
The Rocky Mountain Traveller . counting her BIZ
came
He wooei her and he won her and will make her, by
th fates,
The Lady If the President Of these United States
caoHus-Whiie Buck aud Brock, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

ATTORNEY And COUNCILLOR Al LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
0snSTas l.aoA Aeoms.
vx1iiI .;...1 !, Co.. iowa
w leasing real estate. paying tAxss, examining
titles, preparing Of legal papsn, making coilcctions
aud ell other nssssrs connected with the real estate
business.
Win practice the legal profession In thi. and tho
adjoining counties.
karsssscas III Sherman 4 Co., Greene. we.re
kice, n. Dies Moinss; John White 4 Co., OskA-
looss; l.. Il. Grant, Nero Association Library, N.
augiS.dAw.osls
r. r. ENSTEM,
A TTORNRY At Law, will practice ia lee and the
a adjoining counties, and In the Supreme Court.
Once with P. W. Potter, ESQ, UP stairs, on Main
Refers to Mcssrs. Mct3avic, Chit.snden 4 Co., Col.
Sam I X. Curtis, Burns Rehtgen, Cox 4 Shelley,
and Prof. J. +. Sanford. [augiidiy
NTANTED-One or more lots IN This city, A'a-
w s,sd South Of Main street. Auy one
having property In that direction, for sale cheap
ing W. e. Boz SO, r. o.
N. Real Estate Brokers need not answer this
advertisement. (augitdet-
ANNUAL sTATEMENT
Connecticut Musual Life Ins. Co.
For fhs Fear Ending on TEE 3la Of Jaauary, 1850.
Balance per Statement jan 81, 1855, $2,l5s, iso OF
Am unit received for Pre-
miums and Extra Risks
during the year, 1t:3All 20
| Interest, l44,553 ~
Total Receipts for the
| year, 176e,sS3 ~
Deduct paid salaries, med
zeal Examinations, Cd
vertising. printing, sta
uonery, rent, taxes,
postage, exchange, ETC.,
tlS,OSY IS
Deduct paid
| commission
| to agents, 81 ,s3? Is
| Deduct paid
/ losses on lis
/ Polisios, (i0v
Npd4 tnsu-
ding 1S!,le0
1 unpaid Of
/ last year, f68 900 o.
1891 ~
ll1 OBJ OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

CYAN Irishman lately bought family
bible, and, taking IL homo, made the frst en-
try thus. "P.trick O'Donohue-born lSept.
20, 1886, aged 8 years."
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SEcrIosALisx.--lt is fact that there we're
more men from the South at the Philadel-
phia Republican Convention who voted for
Fremont than there were at the Know Moth
ing Convention from the North who voted
for Fillmore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

WASHINGTON, August IL.

W.su,soros Auou.,
n. III. aati.a -,
,,on .nhm;,,aa On S.,n,d.v conc.-n;.n
81 r.,,n,n,,s ...a,,n, ,.h;:b, go 49,.
aah,,, was ocroaa 70 No.. RI.
W;l.an u.ll Tr,mh,, sna o,ha-s 49,
IN ths .nh;sc, md ,ha ,.,,s. p a
M .mor ,,nant 70 ;ncIna. v.r;o"s ;nor;.;s.
touchin. buchanan The amendment, 90.
rs;ec,nd and Tho ,eso,,,;or .er..d 80
Hons, ArTrsSoo,. Harrison .r;,-
inc 70 ! ner.onnl exclamation rsnd an .. :.
,rsc, frap n Rnri;nr.ms,s .nssch ~ n.v.
,nn an, IN wh;cb H.. ~ ,,r;.nrs ~a. 4.
.,cn,ya a. 40 a dough face. With ~. rsm.rs
here u mid be no aonyhface. - con.,;,,'
ant. not hab,pd lie H.rr.o, .nnl.,
.c,rcel, behave thar Mr. R,vl;r.,,n. ~an,
an, ~ ! !. xay,o r,o-sa IN. yas,,, 3D.
If ,rre> ,opsible nerson. and Ia t,us,ed re-,
u wonla vel be found the reno,tar VA. MI.
tak.n I'm, If ,he l.n,,,re at,r;l,,,.d % NJ
Y w,s attended ei,b.r d;rec,lv az ;ns;,s.,'
Iv 10 Charge him mr. n charge INV ,or,;oo :,
his ,on<.;tnent. With trnekl,nr .uh..,v;a,.r
TO any ,ort;on of country. or anv marty IN
the Hon, e. he pronounced the charge nm in.
lannon's and unmitira,ed calumny.
ON m otion of MIR. Campbell Of Ohio. tn.
army bill. returned from the Senate v;,bont
the Sherman proyiso was taken I'M. Ue s;mnIv
asked the Clerk to read the clause from ihe
cons,itu,;on.
Mr.. t;iddinc, ob;ected.
Mr.. I.etcher-It,s ont Of order IN read tho
Constitution here.
The ID article and amendment If the con.
s.itution were subsequently read.
Mr.. Campbell said. having sworn to ann.
mort the Constitution, he should vote against
retaining the sherman proyiso.
Mr.. Pennington suggested n sub.t ito. to
avoid oil constitutional scruples. viz: de.
clarinc that no part of the military force.
for supnort Of which anprorrn,t;on. AVE-
made by this act. shall be emnloved TO aid in
the enforcement of any enac,men. of the
bodv claiming 10 h.. The 'r.rr;tor;al Ioo;sI,-
ture of Kansas, until such enactment shall
have been affirmed and apnrov.d NV Con.
gross; but this proviso shall not be no CON.
structed as to prev ent the invasion OF the ter.
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lugly.
--.-----.
Few, ,r.p- IN. ..t.r.t .s,;A.t ,;1
tate. ~ nal wa,t,n "a ~. -. = ns'i,
er..s,.. ,,st fyt Il i,s,,. - 'N4 y "ha
h. ,sf4,i M 81. 81. ,t,t,i,rt =, - I.ts "'fis' !"
IJaba q Fremant's Ls,tsy !, ~
,r,
- = sos'N ~ saos,antl'e sv.a to be lone
-. = 49, 8 49, = lhna 81 oe pfsNsated
AiSa rs o"hs @.''. s'l'i9o'y, am "ill ng 80 as-
~, s ~ - NN tAeiusi"h 81 Savoy
tpsh'''
repeat lhat hssef cas- aud never Will vote ard
no cart hy 'wvr viii ever make M vote L, sprend
sls,er. over territory where II does hot .xist--
thehry aiay.
1 heartily concur In All may .yo.,1. a.. lii L.
for their OBJ 81 10 repair the u..h,ei .,i.n -.
the VIC atoi If &c, ID faith a., ~. 80. 80 ~ NJ
s1ari CasnJaomise ia,aon..,sed y, sIa,1rs - 49,
a. tract. and upln p-fnciti's .n.,n,,.d ana ,,na
hap.tuas by setsir., s...,,,f,.,a MIL ! - ine
10 10 Tho hoi 1 ,haf Il an,h, ~, -, Ne ,,.a,t.
,yith sasr exisfs ,,pd.r ,ns .hield - s,.,n,,
erri,nt, a.a A. iuf yity n,,,os,i =, Il. ,ts,.',
on thl. c1utfnput Luyuud II, ,,,.sart timit. t,a,
{. Fre,sont
Ifwltn.ithcfe is nothing wbi.h ira c;v;li,.3
word, if ihes ,ake notice Of =. i,nfabla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

\ EssKs. EDITORS: Please inform the Ladies
N1 that ve have resolved the largest stock Of en-
hroiderics, Cousss frum ernts 10 17,oe; Nalt1oe.
Black Silk Brussels and rial THREAD LAGOS Lace. Jee
onett and Swi3 Collars Corssts Ribhoos, Aoire A.
tiqac and Ribbon TRIMMINGS, Ac., 70.
u. D. WOODWARD 90.
Aug. %, l65k--oAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

Of the above, Appsnoose, Davis, Decatur,
Henry, Harrison, Jasper, Jefferson, keokuk,
Lee, Lucas, Mahaska, Monroe, Polk, Van
Buren,, Wapello, and Pottawatamie, are Of
fetal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

oa the slavery question the platform adopted for
bnchansn comprises these points:
let, Congress has right 10 exclude Slavery
from any territory.
I'd. The people of territory have no power /,
pro ris'' Slavery 80 long the territorial govern
ment lasts.
Sd. oquatier Sovereignty is \ h,Jnbng, ard is NJ
lougr plank in the Democratic creed.
4th. "etste equa,ty means the right Of slave
ho tiers 20 take their sirycs into the pubic de-.
man, by virtue If the Slave laws If the Slave
states.
h. That Slavery is national ard Freedom see.
tionNi.
ON That the people Of territory car only OK
eIuie slavery from among thcm after thry have
FORMED state Constitution and teen admitted into
the Luou.
ita- That Kansas mus b. kept out Of the Union,
Gu the riea oi want of population, until the frre
State men as murdered driven out and the slave
haler- firmly + ani,d undef The protection Vi the
General Goss rrtueBt.
sth lhni sny laan denying IT, foregoing doc
tri1e asa Traitor, and sheald b. dealt With accord
ingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

Away - Ha00.
"OODWARDtCO co. havethisdsy received byex.
W press ansiot of Usntismsn's spring Cloth-
q at No. ~ Aata street nehe1tw
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ANOTHER SPECIMEN or SLAvEHoLpISG Isl
roLERANcE.-Tb Hocnwachter, a German
Republican paper published at Cincinnati,
has transferred it's Presidential ticket from
the first TO the third page. The reason for
this change, the editor In recent number
explains rs follows:
I'VE have been obliged to take the ticket
Of Fremont ami DAYTON from our first page
in consequence OF the annoyances and per-
secutions which it brought on our subscri-
bers in the Southern States. Some OF them
have been threatened with mob violence, tar
and feathers, &C., unless they would discon-
tinue taking that abolition sheet Such is
freedom Of the press, as understood by the
niger Democracy Such is the respect en-
tertainei by the South for the right Of con-
science The inhabitAnt OF Slave State
who does not own negroes is himself tyran-
lied over like slave, and dare not even
read newspaper that has not passed the
censorship Of his masters, the trafhckers in
human flesh and blood. IL this to serve ~
an example OF what awaits Us whenever
Slavery shall be extended over the free
WestP"
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CO The Border Rufian papers in Kansas
are divided ON the Presidential question:
One, the Leavenwor,h Herald, support Ba-
chanan, and the other, the Kiekapoo P,o-
neer, supports Fillmore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

Eall 0eylos.
Wkhsssjast rscsivsd our fall styles q Ladass'
~ Velvet, Cloth, and Silk OloAks, Talna' = -
visettes; Also Of Brosha and Plaid 6hawI.
ssp37dkw WOODWA RD CO
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Deduct paid Dividends
during the year,
ndsct paid Policies sur.
rendered,
Deduct Premium Notes
ON cancelled Policies,
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Effects 81 the election NJ WasAing.
Correspondence n. Y. Eve. Post

EuucCts 81 the EleCttOa ~ woohbo8s
ten.
Correspondence n. Y. Eve. Post,
WAsnisorox, Aug. 9.
The election news has nm exhilirating in
6uence on the Republicans in Congress, es-
pecislly the returns from Iowa ind from the
ST. Louis district Of Missouri. Blsir's cleo.
ton was hailed with joy, although he enters
the House unpledged to any organization,
the only promise made by him on the stump,
being that he would support democratic
measures, whether under Buchanan or a
Fremont administration. Kennett, his de-
feated Know Nothing Antagonist, and now
the sitting representative, 10 charged with
bidding high for Democratic support and
even to have created some division among
Democrats, by writing letter, promising to
sustain, If re-clected, the administration Of
Buchanan.
AZ for Iowa, though a small State in pop
ulation, the result OF its State election Was
awaited with anxiety, ~ defeat Of the Re-
publiosns might have disastrous effect on
the Presidential struggle in the North-w
generally. A rout in Iowa might have been
followed by = Decentralization in the neigh
boring States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

FRKnoSr IN THE SOUTH The following ad-
mission will be found in a late number Of
tho Mobile (Ala.) Advertiser:
Swell might the delegates in the late
Black Republican Convention, At Philadel-
phia, urge that 80 rapid would be thu spread
Of Republican doctrines that in four years
they could, with IMMUNITY, hold their Con-
vention in Richmond or Lexington. 1t be
had known how many Black Republicans
there were in this State and community, he
might have moved to adjourn tho Conven-
ton to meet in 1860, at Montgomery. There
are men in Alabama, and in this county,
who are not ashamed TO own preference
for Fremont, or any other Abolitionist, to
Buchanan. How can the South ever expect
TO maintain her self-rcspect, or obtain her
just rights, II she even endures such persons
on her soil, much less permits them TO &C.
cupy influential positions within her Dor.
ders ?"
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FarsosT.--A letter signed by large nun
OF shareholders rs well as Republicans, is
being circulated in kentusky, requesting
Mr.. Fremont To visit that State. This il an
encouraging sign of the growth of Repub-
lican principles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

GTGen. Whitfield publishes IN address
to the people Of Kansas, appealing to them
against the decision OF the House which de-
prives him OF his seat ~ Delegate. He
contends that the action OF tho House was
illegal, and declares that he shall immediate
" return home to present himself - . can
didate for reelection,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

co The Wilkes County (Ga.) Reporter
ias come out for Fremont and Dayton. -
This is the second paper printed in English,
in the Slayc States, that has announced its
intention of supporting the Republican
ticket. There are several German Fremont
papers in the same section.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

kEsTrcKr ELEcrloS.-A telegraphic dis
patch, dated tho Sth inst, says that the re-
turns from AZ counties show an American
majority of $50. The Democratic gain is
All. The State has undoubtedly gone for
the Democrats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-14

A CHaSGr.Our friend, Edwin Ii. Grant,
Esq., not conincding with, nor wishing in
any way to be held responsible for, the FRO
slavery and Black democratic course Of Fa-
Their Scholte, has withdrawn from the Pei
tention to tho legal business, MS will be seen
by bis card. We cordially commend him to
all who need the aid Of an agent in his ne
pinu
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MoU AAAtAa AID aoiahiiis, or The Hsollec{ions
Av1 VI Burnt Journal, by Frank Marrystt.--
Price 50 cts. For sale At O0DRNE.
nESP0TIsM, " The Last Days Of the Americas
II Repsblic; BY Invisbe Sam. Price 50 cepts.
for saicst OGDEN = City Bookstore,
Asg9 No. 81 MAiR-st.
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mare Chance fer PsSGisabie aavess

ENOuRTEEN 10 ACRE " AS---l35 a4res LAID,
we'll known 10 b. the nuest farm in Lee county,
will be sold IN III acre Lots, alta goat bassAis.-
The tract - beau fully situ2t sbout mile beow
the city limits, On tbs Stateine road, consisting Of
extra nne rich tom iarsi not subject TO overflow,
and also high timbsr,d land, perfectly smooth and
entir ~ free from any b. oaks Or rayines Whatever
IL is beautifully loeatd for country rssd noss and
very valuable Tor gard a.ns purposes. Persons de-
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