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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-11
Reai estate.


IoHs L. Ii. TaLLMAs, thAN1NNt =, n,sa
Poughkecpsic, N. uaso"i"''i''
sttOrnrys h Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
south side OF second siraet opposite Lc1l"'fe
Block over Wiley Is store
= 1NDS bouehtaud sold on Commission. haNlhs
| Jalso an once in Eastern New YORK, AT poth'
trem which alarse emigration may b9tNpecteuuutus
The present season, we have unusual aoSahtasoe :"
dispose OF lands TO actual settlers
i-PLoausnegotiated en- Read EstateseeurH!'
-REFERENeES--
Nav York civ Psughkeepsio, A.i.3
Hon John Van buren, Hon Charles kuggies'
A. Z. Fagg, = tanett oeah,
Charles . 'Coner, +" Nj Nasser " Co'
William +. Hayemeyer, - Benson Losing
Anthony Bleeekcr, - Prof. 3 r: y; MORSE
William B Skiamore. Utica, NJ "
Albany A. X Hon. Horato seymour
Hill, Caggcr Porter Chicago, ~.
Hoyeboono ing and tIoies Rk swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile aud Fowler,
Anit3d wifi W.lR. Wood and Co.
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Interior and Atlanta Bang.

NJ otes OF the above banks will be received q, d.
IN Banking Houses same rates a. other caster,
western currency. COOK q sARGENg
Oct O. 81.
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SOCKS 4 Stationerp.
pasier Mache Goods,

Pasier Mache Goods.
WYE are lust in receipt large stock OF the above
w goods OF a new aud exceedingly rich style,
amoug them are Voting Desks ieNol Cases, Glove
Boxes, Tables, Nc. , mo
Dec } ~. \. ron EN- ~ NM
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
ta,ltr nnlrrsirued mas opened General Intelligence
Oniee with a complete set OF books IN when 70 en-
Ter all kinds OF Real and Personal Property Tor sale
OF for rent, the names Of all Servants VINO WISH o
niaces in families within the city, also the names Of
Mechanics l. borers andothers seeking employ meh',
so that those ho in search OF Houses Lands SER
wants. &c. cannet Tail ofimmcdiate success IN obtain
ing eitherhy calling atmy office. Charges moderate
CAN and register your wants or orders and theS WIN
receiy 40 nrompt attention. A. FlNEFlELn.
Dec \. ,s3.dIy No. Commercial Buildings
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

The FARMEK'b GUIDE.
TO SCIENTIFIC d PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
b. HEERY STEPHENS Y RS, of Edinburgh, and the ias
r Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture IN Vale
College, New Harsa. vols, Royal Octave. 1900 pages
AID numerous Wood and Ftss Eugayings.
Ihts cOnessedys HE complete WBrs hFriGulr
iufs published aud IN order to give II wider erua
the publishers nave resolved To reduce re pfice
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes!
When by mail post pAdl California andsDfegon
IN pfie. W e a. To other part OF t- Lalon rnd Ia
taaGs post pad) 81. to his work s not ue old Boob
OF lie Fsfn ~
Refbltuteex for shy the above publications. should ell
rsT- he Addressed pI.t~daid, 10 the Publishers,
. LEONARD SCOTT d Co,
No 6, Geld rttsst, New YORK.
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so Lots for Sale

THE undersigned ofer for sale 50 desirata}5s
i taeir additions 10 fity Of Davenport, or TED
terms--a credil nf1.2. 3 hnd4 years viii give.
parties who viii build this season.
June 18Th, Isj5 COOK 4 SAREEAT
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N O TT G E!

- CT. DAWSON. &c CO, have formed a
.. partnership with r. II riggs ,uud0r the name
aud style oil Dawson. Griggs q Co., TO take effecl
on The ist day 81 November. iS55-
All persons having unsettled accounts with the OLD
drm IRE requested " call and settle. octe5
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NEW ARRIVAL.
Ar
.HttcheU's E9lpOriH1H.
Z 80 tra-. u Etrs.t

.Httcneu'S Emp OftN2H.
Eess SIDE sf Brady. % deer Jre- ID street
WYE areHow receiving aBt opening our sENONH
w stock OF FnllA winter Goods consisting
10 part Of the following Srheiess
French Merinoes OF all colors,
Cobntgs aud English =
Plain and Fig'd all " oal Deisines,
Grape De Pans. Ladies Cloths,
Plain Fis'd aud Plzid Debazss-
AlFsaeas Worsied Platdss
ReSiend Orange Cei'c SalsDefE rianHels
Plato GRAY, Blue, Red \ elbow & " hlsar i2snels
Brown and Bleaehed Canton fiAnnels.
Fancy yeiveis for Dresses and chiidren's ear
MaHilla Nelyet=,
Back W altered silks,
New STYLE. striped aud Plaid Dress siiks,
PLAIN BIZ. silks, BTscaae silks,
10 4Hleached Sh.etihg and Pillow Case Muslin
t,assimerss. sattinstts- Broad CioiDs-
aad Vestings.
and large assortment olaH kinds Of staple and Fancy
DRY lyoeHs too Numerous 10 specify As our goods are
ali of seeh desirable styles and good qualities We ds
po deem ii necessary 10 occupy large space 10 TINS
valuable paper in he way OF Advertising bat We
sould merely szy TO ailtsose slsngl 10 purchase ar
cBcs of good quality very low priees,t our stock
Of goods are Of such qualities and styles as VIII bear
cio,c examination aud show for theiaSt Ives.
No fronbie 20 stow goods.
come Of e and 81 aud exami ne our stock.
Oct 80 hf ~ y. ~. MIlIn lib.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange
BY cooK \ SARGENT

Sight Exchange - sams TO sutpurehaset, oa
Dew ,o'N'''.'''''''''''''.' .s........l persst
Philadelphia, $50. .,............,, 5g,;'r
Phtsburg, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a -
~. iohis, .'sf't..-,. 's..t,'.....,..t toll D." +
tihtlHbail, .-.s.......,..t. s.....,..g Il
s.......,.... n 1.
Also, buy ana sell Exchange on England, Ires
NVs - '"'""'' ny3t
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WHOLESALE AND RETaIL

EHE subscri has received from the IL stern and
Southern Markets lArge and well selected stock
~ goods OF all descriptions ia Use,
Of Dry Goods, Boots ana Shoes. Hats aud Gaps.
Glassware, Queens~arc, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries e, Dried Fruit. Cotton A arp.
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn. Cat Window Gtass,
q. A. i. !. x hanawha salt Hardware,
kst,s nd Misaws. Iron. ali ki nds. 81 assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds Grindst0nes,
wodenwaee, Live Geese feathers, Piteh@ 0aE uIn,
Sole and Upper Leather Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and oils. bye stuff. Sc.
ieh will be sold at small advance for Cash. As
intend keeping everything In common use. persons
wanting several articles obtain them Front ~.
al the Brick store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
Jsne q, 1883 j. ri. BOWLING.
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Fort Des hioines Land Agene,
Ian ID w ARRANTS

THE undersie ned have for sale Land Wan.
/ different sizes, which they viii selgof essA I.
time TO sui, purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selfrt.a, .
ioca zion vi lands in Fort les Aoines Far, N 4
Charhan and other Western Land Disi,r,g a.
payne IN oftaxes and land bushes ssnefslit '''t
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For Sale.

DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated orFs
1 ker'S addition TO city OF Davenport. Al hGu
possession given Immediately. Toms liberal
July 2Jih, 1858 COOK Il SARGFSE
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THE SHOE TRADE.

IIAVING increased orr facilities fer maEstaeisr-
ing and dealing IN Boots, Shses and Leather. thc
gpdersenea e-ssers 10 .. e.. Dawson o. Co.. offer
10 he otzeaS ofDaycDpoYt and leihiiy greater in
sueenems than everto boy their boots and Shoes of
them Our retail stock hereafter viii always con
tain sYery description or gods wanted oy th1 people
We also ere IoaSsag extensive preparations for
Whoi=saieing Boots aud shoes, anG We lnfile eoun-
I'm dealsrs "a call and exanhc our stock and prices,
as 5. DER determination 20 sell on a. good terms
fhsv can be purchased ~ 81 Leais or Chicago.
DAWSON. 6RfGGs 81 co.
art Of Brady ST. door from cd.
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Eek change

Cock & SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT a. PARKER, Rock Islam
CooK, Sal EMIT & nowSEy, 10. CITY, Il
Cook, SAR, sT& ooE, TT, D. Moines /
May Sd, le55
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g Il II 10 ID i n =

"A discount 81 ~ ety i've per from the above ,c
p b. allowed % tab ordering our copies Of any
Of the shove Thus -Four off
s0od. OF one Review, vii BE- one address of a.
four copies VI the -four keyiesgs and Black for S d
- PIt-T3AE 49,
In all the principal Cities and To8ns these work. viii he
delivered FEE OF POSTAGE When sent Iy n,sii,be
Postage 10 " Ofthe United statss Will be bui ineu
o eeHts Jsa for Black Nood asd bat fourteen cents
yesf tOf each OF Tie RevleWk.
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NOTICE.
DEs.E.V'G S.FLOO.y.

wv b., I. * Co.
Dec 81 -d2w
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A PLAT BOATS and 2 Grams Boats, sufficient 10
raise 10 tons ezeh; Blacksmith tools. 4
.uecisnt quantity Of GARRY Tools tsr 200 10
work With made OF the best cast steel, ssyeTal Arch
rs about three coils Rope from three !neb laick
Also. q cusnilly of L1moef and Iron as good ',
which IN all be sold great bargain. Por further
particulars enquire Of sAMuEI CALLEH, kast Das
por or Britain Black Hampton, III. {dee tA.dtf
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To scent. For sale on 'Einie. or
TFade Fer Land

"A two store rooms, with good cellars under she N,
Two dwellings, good well, Fourth opposite the
market house. Endure al Gessra. RoHHAuEE 81 At
.sRTK Grsesry Store on Prodt 81.
dec ll-du DR.l6sATIUE LAkGEg.
Der Denlsk ra, copy and ct 4. adv
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
AVN ,ALNNTs

LAND AGENTS.
Ofce south side Of Second Street, bet.oeen
Brady ai:d Main.
Improved Farms, ally property and unimprored
land for sale commission.
Fort, acres ofland situated on the blum one and
balfmiies wost of Court Housc, having uponi sever
al nnc views of river The cheapest property IN Inc
vicinity of Davenport. Can be bought very low oy
applying soon.
several desirable housesiH lathe city for sale cheap.
Improved farms In Scott county, near Davenport
large quantity ofunnproved land IN Scout eiih-
ton Cedar and Muscatine counties.
Nav hi. lass. TALLMaN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
frrE undo rsigned are now prepared 30 procure
L Land Warrants for allpersons entitled 10 them
under the late act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located IN any co in the state.
TALLNAN & POWER
aprillg. is55-d-tr
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LOTS IN UPPER DAVENPORT,

I have fersuls a number Of beautfullc lots ig Uni
i davenport % the Mississippi River. ole ard ,l{!
miles irum the Railroad Bridge, afefdlng he9l'
sites for private residences aYlug fEs views ofia
enrofi, Rock island Er 4 Aolac also Of Bic RIVERS
several nliie. hast aud West. Some G! htsrirsE
we'll adapted f. many Kinds d maintaining AE
ness and upon the others are nue stone quarrte
This property j. div dcd into lots TO saiipaFchl,a
Terms viii tee very areomnodaiGE
GEO. t. SickOII>,
SEM Cor. Mata ais
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BOOTS AND SHOE

~ Is. CARLETON IL now Receiving st the NEW
J. BOOT b SHOE STORE, no. Main Street, his
winter stock Of
Ladies', Misses, and ehildreu = Boots q Shoes;
Ladies 6oss1fne over aud Rubber Lace B0otK
Ladies' Rubber Boots and Far over Shoes;
VIII sell cheap aod all q DDS warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
Gents Fiae Calf Pamp sewed and Fair Stitched
walking Bo.ts.
davenport, Dec q
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Town OF waleo.t.

VI have for sale ore hundred eL0ier buadag !,
w IN the Town 81 Nslcotta and hftg well si,s3'
ase acre lots In the ycuits Of So Tow n. al GiEt
We will sell 10 actual settlers ON liberal lsInt.
Nr.tr,nh her II tstG COOK A SARGE
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Banking.
ban KERS--

MACkLuT \ coRBIS, Davenport, Iowa.
MackLoT, CORBiNa WHITE, ~ pesmolhes, 10
RFFER 10
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Hydiaulic Cement.
FOR SALE

OR Water lAzei kept constant. on hand and
~ sale by
Oes 5h-Hlf BURROWS FRETTfMAS.
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Stick Ia thu Preyiso .

At the conclusion OF the speaking ut the
Young Mems Fremont Club, on Saturday
evening, ex.Aldermsn Ellithorpe rose from
the body Of the Hall, and offer ed the follow
ing resolutions
Resolved, That we, the citizens oil Chica-
60, members OF the Young Mems Fremont
Club, hereby fully and unequiyocally ex-
press our approval Of the course Of the
House of representatives, in refusing to
pass the Army Appropriation bill without
the proviso that the Army OF the United
States shall not be used to enforce the laws
OF the bogus Legislature Of Kansas.
Resolved, That we most earnestly rec
ommend our Representatives in Congress
to stick 10 the Propiss.
Resolved, That copy OF these resou-
tons be telegraphed forthwith to the Hon
James H. Woodwork, the Representative
of this District at Washington.
When these resolutions were read .
spontaneous burst OF applause went forth
from the vast assemblage, showing how
deep is the feeling on this subject Cries
Of "Stck to the proyiso," "stick to the
proyiso," were heard amid the laundering
noise, which will be echoed from city to
city, from hill to hill, and across our broad
Union, till il reaches the Capitol. where il
will encourage the friends aud sppol the
enemies oil Freedom and the Constitution.
Chicago Tribune.
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Frorh the St Louis Democrat Of Monday
Exciting Intelligence from Kansas

A gentleman no arrived yesterday after
noon from Weston, on the David Iatum,
reports that the most intense excitement
prrvaiis along the borders of Missouri and
kansas. OF the Free State parry, men,
women and children were tiyiHg in all difec-
tioDs. While the David fatum was lying
AT I.eavenworlh, upwards OF one hundred Of
thpga fugitives went on board These per
sons lad left behind them all their proper
tv. which had been taken possession of by
Ii e who ordered them to leave. The
or 1test and most shocking excuses had
been committed few days ago, within five
miles of Leavenworth. A party of men
called at house and inquired for the head
ofthe family, They were told he was abb
sent. They at first affected to discredt this
| frequently repeated asseryeratlon, but final-
| " said to the females of the family, oh
vonr souls, then, come out here yourselves
we want you" A mother and daughter
we're then taken out into the bushes, where
thew were kept all night being subjected to
| the most foul .ndignities. In the morning
! thew were allowed to crawl back home
more dead than alive.
! At Kansas City, robbeEies OF horses .anc
| yaluables continued to be of common occur
renee; and murders were almost equally
| frequent,
4 resident Of Clay County had boastet
that he would have the scalp OF an Adolf
ZIONIST. Crossing the river to Leapenworth
! he went few miles into the country, ant
shortly returned with areeking scalp which
he exhibited SYSTEMATICALLY at Leavenworth
| His victim was mechanic, just arrived II
the territory. He had just returned from
| Lawrence, where he bad LETT his wife, AM
was seeking employment ut the time h'
was shot and scalped.
GOV. Price had been in the disturbe,
| districts, but was hurrying home, hourly ex
pecting dispatch from the President, or
| dering out the militia OF the State. In thi
| event he would command them in person
Atchison was also on the borders tanning
the movements against Kansas.
Lexington had 1--we hundred men unde
| arms.
jackson, Clay and Platte Counties wer,
each to furnish the same number. Three
thgpsand men from Missouri were expected
e. arrive in the territory in few days.
L,ecumpton had not been attacked, and
to this extent the report in yesterdays he.
5Ubfa4 is correct Our informant says
that no attack had been made upon any
rlace By the free State men, and there had
been no concerted action on their part
We further learn that Gen. PeIsiel
Smith has declared that he VIII not inter
lere with the Missourians,, should they con-
fine their operations to the forces undel
General Lane,
The information We have now given rests
On the testimony OF a gentleman resident
| in Missouri, VINO holds Il high position in the
State, and who has no partisan bias what
ever. ..
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Later from Kansas:

st. Louis, Aug. 26.--Adyices from the
Border Counties state that twenty-five hun
bred men would be ready to enter Kansas
the 22d, 1t is reported that 400 of Lanes
men are on the north side OF Kansas River,
for the purpose OF intercepting those who 80
to The relief OF Lecompton.
Tie Lexington Express of the 23d says
that Gen. Smith has gone to Lecompton
with large force Of troops Tor its defence.
Gen. Richardson, in command of a large
body of the Territorial militia, has gone to
the northwestern part Of tho Territory, to
cut off thd retreat Of Lane should he attempt
to escape in that direction.
Lane goes by the assumed name of Col.
Cook, and it is said has 1900 men in the
field, with prospects Of a large reinforce
ment by the first Of October.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE q DAVENPORT GAZETTE,
....-. EgH t.EG

August 20 1886 J
The weather for the past week has been
remarkably autnmnal in It's character, aud
very much cooler than is generally expert
enced in August The river IS at the low
est low water mark. Business in the city
is increasing in activity, and from the ferry
landing 10 the northern limits of the corpo-
ration, from the eastern to the western eX.
trenty of the city, every body appears to
be on the alert, and making preparations
for the busiest fall season that ha3 yet been
witnessed in Davenport,
Wheat has been coming in in increased
quantities during the week We note no
difference in price, but the tendency i'm
clines upward, and operators are awaiting
the arrival of the next steamer There is a
decline in tiour,-extra superSae now sell
inc at $3.50, superfne $3.50. We also
an advance in onions, aud quote them at 70
cents per bushel. These are all the chan
pes we have to note this week
MONETARY The supply OF money is
more plentiful, and rates rule at 20g25 per
cent We quote exchange as beiore:---
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The army Gill The Feeling III Congress.
w aSuTNnrop AuruSf Oh

The army bill-The Feeling III Congress.
WASHINGTON, August 25.
'i'he Committee of Ways and Means this
morning decided By vote of to 8 to re-
port 40 new Army bill. Mr. Campbell, the
Chairman, proposed a bill with proviso,
repeating the nsas acts and appointing
FIVE commissioners to aettle the difficulties.
The proposition vas voted down
Hassgs. Douglas aud the anti Buchanan
faction are anxious for an immediate adjourn
aeut bat the Buchanan leaders in both
Houses are eager for some compromise
Senators Jones and Bigler desire to repeal
the worst Of the Kansas spurious laws, and
that The motion will he made tomorrow.
Another dispatch says; The feeling OF
the Senate now is to sit the session through
until next March, rHl- tie army bill is
soon passed. An would be made to
take up the regular order of business not
withstandng they agreed 10 caucus to do
nothing untll the army bill was disposed of.
They are ey IDENTIFY not united on this point.
Gen Cass held protracted interview
Ills morning with Secretary Davis who ur-
ued that here should be no adjournment un-
IN supplies were voted TO the army.
The special Commissioners appointed to
investigate tue attack upon Gen. Granger
are prepared TO report They claim jurs.
jrction of such offences, submit the testimo.
nv end recommend no further action on The
naTt q the House.
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La t Q st NJ g w s.
xxxlVth Congress = Extra Session
Washington, Aug. 26.

Seuate--Mf. Crittenden asked leave TO
Introduce bill to alter and amend the
KaDsas-Nebfaska act,
Mr Briggs objected TO it, reception,when
Mr Crittenden gave notice he would intro
duee it tomorrow.
Mr., Weller introduced the bill OF which
he gave notice yesterday.
BIr. Weller said he WIS one OF the last
Senators that would sympathze with the
House IN its iactious course on the srmy
bill The only object which he had in
view was 10 do what the Senator had done
some three or four weeks ago, and the bill
which he offered Was no more nor less than
one section Of that bill which the Senate
had passed but which from some reason or
other had been suffered to slumber on the
Speakers table; bet as the House find so
mach trouble with the oppressive laws OF
Kansas~a he would admit some OF them
we're oppressive and infamous as any laws
which had ever found their way upon sta.
ute book OF a free people in any age oil the
%orld-Rhy should the Senate declare
them null ana void; Us he had before decla-
red, many Of them were not only IN dero-
CATION OF the organic laws, but OF the con-
s,itut.on Of the United States. Freedom
o. speech was garanteed by the constitution
but By some Of these laws il was denied.
When he found laws which were in conflict
with The constitution, he did not choose to
wait for the judiciary, but wanted TO wipe
them out at once.
Aiessrs. Butler and Brown were opposed
10 further Legislation in the matter.
On motion OF Mr Hunter the Senate adj
journed.
HousE--The reports of the Committee
on the McMullen aud Granger affair were
laid on the table.
Campbell, of Ohio, moved an adjourn
ment, but withdrew il after some satirical
remarks Of Leteher on the report of the
Committee.
Harris made an unsuccessful effort to pro
coed TO consider the unfinished business o
last session.
The House refused by two majority tc
agree TO Orr's motion for u call. Adjourn
ed.
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HE WEEKLY UNIoE.--The Sc cond nun
the Weekly Union appeared yesterday.
don't know whether itsLatin mOttowhch
& literally translated means, We be-
d that "the hoHors OF genius are etel"
r. intended for Mr.. Fillmore or the ed-
d the tni0n. Its style delies any hind
pidc!sm except ridicule, and we have
Opposition to break Il butterfly upon a
r.; its mi3-sUstements of facts are Sec
Banded, and made TO detract The atten-
[ol the people from the great question
fue, but we do not think the efforts Of
lew Weekly to extend their circulation
H. productive OF any very serious con-
ences, If our friend john p. Cook Esq,
&lomsch the bombastic fattery with
D lac il dosed al aausednt, we presume
balance Of Mr, FlImore's supporters in
&fegton must be extraordinarily we'll
PED with the Wesi4 Uatom
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A SPLENDID Farm, l6 miies from Dsysanar, A,
- the Aliens Grove road, adjoining ths = =, sss
Of said Groves 200 aerss we'll fenced aad in crsD. Of
wheat anu Germ 0u acres prairie and " acre hsr
a1d stream OF never falling water rus nins throssh
". lhef7 are two frame dwelling housss on 10
premises, with wells and other sonvsnis ssd
winch are bearing. This 10 one Of he bess ssoek
10 ss9tl coanty, ana will be sold u srsatka
ga" SSE sERRan Ss mad. deg sea 20 ..a,s
June 80 d-tf = -N~