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2LIABILITIES.

other crsdl rs-notiihg 7~+ go e. ttaatr# ~
Losses adjusted and dus-nothiRg. t-"-t - -
Losses u listed and not duo. g. l65 IS
losses anadjussed con tessed.S ahdNSaitin %
All other claims small for prin
ing &c. -
Agents led to take risk excuefibG Se .ee0C0.
The greatest amount ensured sns any city, town
viii age. yeJifs.r 2 = , Es.ItsgE
aoVn alIo we'd to he insured block
vdres: the atenion is limit the loss by
to po0.e0s zaa 20 41aii .IfatEt 7fa8 % EdAfEf
The gifts capital earnings dePos OF
State drity for losses therein; oe Capital
earnings ~ tisOespany thus deposited ll-l-s4I
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and amendments is
thesame as fled in April, $50. y SO 10 LlLngg
Lf 7es-7 THO A.. ABFEXA EDER, Ssoty
Sntscrbedan Before this day january,
1851. HENRY FOW LER, Justice OF tie Peace !
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o. The highest salary of a Governor Of
any State in the Union is paid in California,
$4,000; and the lowest is in Vermont, $3.50
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LOSE.

"A SNABL leather covered Asconnt Rook belonging to
IA STONE. STARE & Co.. New. York, Containing fopr
notet follows-one A Mann, Metnt enron: enc
A. L. r. Byers. Oley III firm R the town Of
Wabash. Ind by TIE Jcfrsor; enc J. MsDoweI1
ofMt Carmel. ILL., Th finder will be ;nitablv by
returniegitto fFaNf.t sat srgamS. -SToPHL
Jan29 fe7. oH l7rff1 s-s Pavilion Hotel. Z
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INSURANCE EG.ENTss CERTIFICATE OF
&c., -. Il =. ~ .aUTHoRITY.1 Pc s'a tii'
% - TEETG. AFAtEE OF ENDTANA.a -

3. ID. ar 81 - indianapolis. January I7th 1851.
WHEREAS. The BsrSA IESUE Cos1RANYgof Hartford
has edin this ofcea statement its d0n tbe Iet
January. 1857. the f It's corporation and
mens certified aad its written el
ltipg gents and authorizing them fully
reservediy Wedge service of process
cfsnits.a y ts s8gEB1 ss.E 0ygE b
Now TheTsfre. In of the regpirenaen t OF
amend entitled the 1oration Of
Insurance Companies defNine their PRISE
tir duties approved March "a is5S yreAenkd
satisfactory evidence to OF full compliance 10 the reqgr
and peeifea6iops Of that act I. HIRAM H.. TAI
Bf Auditor otthe State r dian that
ALLEN c. HALLOCS. OF Evansville the Agsnt of sal
pany anti the tusne hf Insurance.
asthe AReptof said TxA ISsUeANcE CqNPASY. Of Hart
ford in State 10 JAY 1897 10 the M tt be
and appoiG by theeaid Conf
(~~) IL WITNESS WHEREOF. have horeto subscribed
us name. and ed She Seal OF ONCE be
~ affixed. this I7th day Of JauuarY, 1851. n
Jap29 H. L. TALB0TF, Auditor or tate
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,THE GREAT -SToRM--T The New York Jour
nal OF Commerce Of Wednesday, two daysaf
ter the passage of the great Storm says, fair
weather has returned, but it will be long
time before the elects Of the storm viii dis
appear; the streets are still beleaguered with
snow drifts, vehicles of all descriptions are in
motion, whether on wheels or runners, in re-
Spouse to the demands of business, now re-
covering from the torpor Of the lastfew days.
Still but few mails have yet arrived from any
direction and the post,oliice presents a beg
carly accouptzo OF empty boxes, much to the
chagrin and confusion of parties awaiting re
nfittances, &c, and who must in consequence
seek for temporary accommodation.
The rivers are still filled with ice, SO that
the port Is eifectually .bloekaded. There has
been scarcely a single arrival from sea for
several days, though a-largefeet is due. But
few Of the ferries are yet in operation. .~,
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o. The railroad companies North suffer
severely from the severity Of the weather.
Nearly all the roads have had their locomo-
tivss disabled by the cold.
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CAUTION!

ESERS oS cautioned against trading for receiving
in any way the FOLLOWING notes Of hand which ~eT'
Mana Of Mount Vernon payable re Ssone Starr 4 Go
sisued by Messr Joh1stons Of Wabash Indiana and
one sighed by Mcdowell OF Mount Carmel. Illinois. for
payment the sopt they he Of
them to MsssTs Ro5 RaTls Co.'S Evans4e ill be
bly, rewarded. Jan3o S. SToPHLEF
TENEss-25 haH hest and caddes Of 4lasE a9a green
Jaa3o L, 80 - Corner 5ain and secondsts
TYCRE cs34TR.-iodoa Prairie chiekens, Quais. Raj
Jan3o 80 sAM'L vIoEFRY.
q fSN5 5 ofysnoa fat agd l fFsfh [eEssls n
EIs \ FAMILY FLotR-loo lag an af,y 81,
Jan2o = II - - IoKERY 8. Johnston.
GAME.-Prairio fowl Ra5bits Squirrels, Quats and
f vIc CT ffSil 9 56HSsT6S
bd sd8 70 STATEMENT a.if ~ igasd
Of tie 'edAdi3iOn of the .ET.v.8 IESUR ANCE
COMP AMY, on the LIST January, 1857, as required
By tie Lcao Of the State of Indiana. h1a .-9sHI
Tg1IE. name Of the Compensation is Aetna IxsUkASCr
The apisai soeE FIVE HUSDEKD Ta6vsASD DOLLARS,
a@ The Is a Psf 6fthe Conbauyy sf9b 9iH III
Cash in bind and inlhGhix Bank - ....; $50. 1873 so
Cash on speetl in I'd 90
Cash in Vie 4als Of from Agents and ia seo il
hRSai Estate nm iiod11bsied Ill a. sa bI
TO fl(.f
is Ipeqms ,ta'.4.s 35l1'fe t'il.s7n:..i 1880 60
10 jersey CITY Water Bonds per cent semi 40
2 ,Ts5sFs 9i!y 9a4s seEaienPpaly E299fc
Money the eomDahy scared by rtgage 7Ies
500 shaFss hartford New Haven Railroad co.. 80 do o
los Shares HARTFORD 2 & r Rairos Co SteeES
preferred 10 cen interest :. W
t2aa do, Conn. River Railroad Co Stock. IT , o 90
| 81 do Connecticut River Company - -. L2D.6o
20 do c;,jz2s, ~ ~ s. ~ 80
$40 DO PHOENIX Rsnk St9ef H1rsord %
l%S do FIX hanae Bank = g = IG oI6 %
mo do GSfv BrElgs lEs.za.T9 '''f,rr,fsT tas
l1o9 90 Blk Of Harfordsgo.a q 80 10
b5 Go saf, VS. IspK lE 20 g
IinO 90 Charter Oqk Bank -7t'''E''l IL 40 Ia
I2o0 do MercsentsFx, Baek :. ~, % $50 g
I'D do north RIVER :. :. " ..,.-.... 70 5.Q 60
I155 do Bapk North America =. = Is 2,o5o
SS do =. SfRepuijie 80. .'-i'i'''r 5si'ic6 "a
tn0 do % OF Commo wealth a. :. 10 200 20
$50 do - of New, York "a .........- 2. GO 30
$50 do FroadeaY BANK 30 - Gro 10
t NO 4ai6b Rd BaRk i seS q
s 4s DO 6 sssn b Sfnk It " - 10 se7 C S
2n0 do Metropolitan Bank - " 's......... % eco 90
200 90 hnSsS zksaa q
rs o. -TI * ieff =. :. 81
40 % maysse Bank llis. ii...... Is 5oo C.
lis do ri4hts q. ..'i..I 5sfaseS
's9 DO aIaah1 tan cotnrany' =. :. 8 r.
II2o dc Nassau Bank a@ 8. q. !. - 990.g
100 60 {. States trust Co. - - I0,sf0tl
tts ms Trust Co Stock 2s9a9 , g
l6 do Mech Traders Bank Stock Jersey City 1870 q
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n ARE ci:1xCIs ron \ B4RG.IS.

who has the Kansas fever wishes sell bargain
very n}some farm in oc The best eghborhoods in
Vauderturgh County. enquire of 5sfs-
asE e b g IGLEHA RT & Antilles,
ianI6-lw srt-t a.-4t -af Real Estate Agents
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WON u

Persons wishing wood be supplied by leaving the
orders With Wheeler Riggs Grocery store. Main
Chips for sale also. jan9
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/ LIE PARIS CONGRESS, As announced by
our acknowledgement Observation-Disclosures had
not concluded their business when the Amer
lea sailed from Liverpool, it is generally I'M
Fderstood that they are substantially agreed as
to Che manner in which the differences which
have called them together Should beNatli lst-
cd, Russia is 10 give up BelgIad and the Isle
! of SerpentS, and the Delta of the Danube is
to be ceded to Turkey, and in return Russia
lis to retain possession Of the strip Of land, to
the. north Of Moldavia, lying between the
Yalpuk and is tributaries, The proposition
to max this, compensation to RUSSIA to in
duce her the more readily to consent to make
the concessions insisted npon BY England and
A ustra, IS supposed to have been made by
tthe French Emperor, and is the practical full
flment of. the promise made by him in his
speech to Count kisseieGf, the Russian Am
Plssador, at:his official rece pton at the Tufl-
leriss, that while he was determined not to
weaken, bis Yancients aAianoes7 he would do
allUhe could to render the execution Of the
conditions Of the Treaty of Peace as easy to
the Gar, and as little humliating as possible.
-2A---------s - = - IL
The SIXTEENTH lRULE.-The contest insthe
Senate over the amendment ofthe sixteenth
rule had deeper significance than appeared
upon the face of theE proceedings. The pur-
pose OF Repubi(cans was to prevent DR.. Wood
from voting on the question Of his right to
his own seat. By excluding his own vote. the
Republicans would have the power to GUST
him without the aid Of the Americans. The
American Senators were not likely to vote to
yacate his seat, and admit Republican in his
stead, as that change. would give. the .Republi-
cans aclear majority and deprive the Ameri-
cans-ofthe balance of power which they now
hold, and by which they virtually control
both parties. BY. defeating the amended rule
allowing Woods to remain, the American
Senators will continue to retain their i'm
ffuence. .-...-.-.
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care taken in the collection OF
1883 fE1 BILDS,n fa sd 20 nIEnJ al4 De lgfsi
t,.. ft 3D.; f.. DRAFTS. -.,...,,.. u,
go LEE


g,7ANNY FERNS New BOOK. TIE Play Day Book; q
n C2Ine Altaanscs Of greGt Yaret5 PApehs Ain&nnei
Illustrated Almanac. and much more OF the read
ble literature Of the day. All January Magazines. -
janl3 4 -, - F DOBELL Il LISTER.
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GECapt Hartsten, officers and crew of
the Resoute arrived at New Y ork on the 2ls.
inst, in the steamer Washington from South
Eamption. They were all in fnehealth. On
finally resigningth Resolute to the possession
of her original owners, the American flag fly
ing on Loard the Resolute was saluted with
q guns from the line ship Victory in Ports
mouth harbor, and as the last gun doomed,
the stripes and stars were hauled down at the
peak Of the Resoute, and gave place to the
union jack British ensgns also Aoated stimuli
taneotIsly from each of her. mastheads, and
cheers echoed from the decks of the ship
| Captain Hartstein (who was attended by all
his officers and the American YIce-Consul,)
uncovered, then in brief terms expressed, on
/ the quarterback. the high sense he entertain
ed of the courtesies and Inequalities he had
received from the Port-Admral and other au-
liberties during his soonrn at Portsmouth,
and sad that, having completed the mission
which had fallen to his happy lot to be intrust-
ed with, from the United States Government,
nothing remained but to give the vessel over
in fact, as he had already done in effect, and to
express the fervent hope that as long as a
timber remained in her, she would be sub
Istaptial memorial or that good will and har-
fmony between the two nations which he was
sure now existed. and which he prayed might
exist through all time.
Captain Seymour acknowledged the kindly
sentiments Of his brother seamen, and thank
ed him for his mention of his gallant father
7 (the Port Admirably in connection. with Sc
/ gratifyinga testimonial of the fraternal feel
ings represented by his mission to England.
Mr.. Penn, Master Of tie flagship Victory
and party of Royal Marines then~assumeC
possession of the vessel, and all the officers
: went below to partake once more Of Ameri
can hospitality. sa
: When the time came for embarkiRg in tn
steam. tender Sprightly, which vas assignee
: to convey the American officers and crew t
: Southampton, as the party passed overthe sid
the Marines presented arms, On the Sprigh
lily passing down the harbor between the Vic
tory and Pembroke, Hne-of-battle ships, tn,
S crews lined the bulwarks and rigging, ant
S cheer upon cheer followed the gallant visitor
on their course These were taken mp gen
orally by the inhabitants on either shore, OF
the Victoria Pier, and GA the raanpaFts.
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-Four doors abOys Aaia sess-opP4site the PQs.~Oo.
EVANSVTILE. IND.
DETER pgnx tssps AWAY. haaa the worry choicest

NEW EsssOKS.
CALL AND SEE THEM. '''1''i'
E7ECo LLECTloEs of life Time, Peter Pail Us new
AA hook The Bapished on. BY Caroline Ls Hence;
sg plste set works. Aspen Court lot Of Cham
hers works Eng edition ir piehdd elegant
hound oreeeo antique books Of all and ehldre
BE- RS " Mrs, Edgworth and the best authors. 80
teei3 5H51sti DoBELL & LISTER
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COM M E RCIAL.

~~~~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
Business looks well here yet. Produce comes In
slowly. Wheat il worth 40 to As. Oats 20 to 25.-
Hides are dull at to Cents The grain market q,
Chicago and New York Is better At Chicago on Sat.
urdsy, sales made at CO to Il, an advance of
cents At n T., 10000 lbs. Flour sold at 49, an al
vance Of Is cts. Gold Is coming from Europe for
bread.tuHs aud we may hope for relief shortly
McGregor Market,
20. - Wednesday, Nep. 1, 1857.
tcorrecsed weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON l. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Druggists.l
EXCHANGE-On ". York Son Chicago I'm
Milwaukee !.
PRODUCE-Wheat 30 to As. Flour 225 to 2 so per
sack. Oats 20. Barley 80. Potatoes 20 80. Hay co.
PRovIsIoN-Pork SIS per Dbl. Hams Is to 49,
Lard 20. Butter %. Cheese, w. r., II L. Egrs is.
Fat Cattle, gros, Sc. Fat Sheep 80 to 90 per head
FRUITs-Groeu Apples s. per Dbl. Lemons - per
box. Dried Apples Is to Is. Green Pouches 81 per
busheI.
GROCERIES-Sugars, Muscsvsda, IL IL to IL IL;
REID yellow ~ IL to Is IL Crushed IA IL to 10
Powdered Is to II. MoIasses 70 to So gal Syrup so
to 90. Rio Coffee Is IL to H. Tee, Y. H., IS to 90;
Black so to 75 Soap IL to 8. Candles, Talow Is
stearinc 22. Salt per Dbl. 30 ssck 325.
TIsH-MacScre', half bIis., so to . 70; Cod 6 II
70 - White 90 to g So
Water Lime, 4 so. Plaster s too.
Whiskey, 80.
oiLS-Lard IS to so Whale ! 20 to 30 Lin
seed 10 to 20. -.
svSDRlEsNailss Green Tides g. dry g. pe,ts 20 TO
LCabER, IA to ;; Lath 70 to . Sc !; Single, {
a4st. |f..
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]. Holton r. Co.'S Express.

]. Holton Re- Co.'S Express. s.
As a matter Of favor 10 orr readers. and in
justice to the integrity and accommodating
business character of j. Horror Esq, we call
the attention Of the Mercantile Public OF North.
ern Iowa, to the card Of the Milwaukee Mar-
chants in reference to Holton g. Co.'S Express.
MIR. Holton is ono of the oldest citizens of Mil
waukee and he has assiduously cxerted himself
Tor several years in getting this enterprise into
shape His responsibility in every respect is
unquestioned and the confidence reposed in him
BY those who know him best is exemplified in
the card to which we invite attention. The
names appended to it comprise almost the entire
body Of heavy merchants of milwaukee,, and in
addition to this flattenng Endorsement we desire
to add the feeble but earnest commentator Of
ourselves. We know Mr. Holton as citizen
and business man. Since April last We have
received all our eastern packages through his
hands and we are unable to remember single
instance where our business was not done cx-
actly right and up 10 time. His business is
growing to be very large in Iowa, and as he
designs soon to extend the line far into the in
terror. it will be well for the Merchants Of our
fourishing towns west, to direct their friends in
Milwaukee to mark packages in every instance
~. Holton T. Co.'s Express" They are sure
to be taken Gaze Of, their delivery will be prompt
and unattended by that arbitrarincss which is
common characteristic Of many other com; a.
MES. Try him.
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05.s75

Taking into consideration the extreme tight
ness Of the money market and the closing effect
it has had upon commercial enterprise, the
figures are highly gratifying. An average price
for wheat this fall, say 65 to IS cents, would
have run upa freight business at this point
which would have astonished those who Judge
of our little city merely by the ground it covers.
We have no doubt that a second Ferry Steamer
will be required by the commencement Of
another Fall Trade. In addition to the amount
Of imports, VIC shall want to ship between now
and the next harv est, over Two millions Of
bushels Of Grain. Though business is dying
now, necessity will compel most active resur-
rcction next sprins-prices may be low. but the
grain must get out Of the way Of tho next
CROP.
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CRrp1r.-We are Frequently indeb,

CRED1r.-We are frequently indebt-
ed to Mr.. Robert Comwell, Barber and
Hairdresser at tho American for copies
Of Frederick Douglass Paper. Fred.
is strong writer and the way he occa-
sionally applies the adjectives to the
hypocritical winners about. slavery" is
a caution to pretenders. Comwell is
proud of his New York brother and he
has good reason. He gives the white
agitators no quarter when they fail to
tread up to the legitimate results of their
political distractions. Bob is a fine
scholar aud his modest behavior, intel
ligence, usefulness and politeness will
always win him friends. In speaking
of the general degradation, of his race
we often use unpublished terms. but then
individual exceptions present themselves
we take pleasure in rendering the pro-
per credit.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

MERRILL & BARRoK.-This old and
reliable firm opens out rich in tho Ad-
vertising field this week. Our space is
too contracted now to refer at length to
their announcement, but we invite you
to read their column and lay your mon
ely on the counter. They will do exact
as they say. N. 4 B. know that in a
calm, all calls should be out to catch the
little air that may start up, and hence
their loud invitations to customers, in
the columns Of the Times.
/ Hurrah for those who appreciate the
power Of the press Over three thous-
and persons will SEQ that column before
Saturday night.
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FIRE At FErDERlcKsBCo.-We notice in the
Cedar Valley News of last week briet account
of the burning of Padden's Steam Saw Mill at
Fredericksburgh, Chickasaw County. The loss
Of $4,000 in productive property. at this time is
u heavy blow to Mr.. Paddcn, but we saw him
last week at McGregor waiting down boat, for
the purpose Of getting a new Engine and re-
building the Mill. He stands the loss brayey
and the inhabitents of that vicinity appreciate
him as one of the best working business men
of Northern Iowa. FRED is the Sheriff of the
County and trump in any position where man
hood is required. May he now escape all fires
here, and hereafter! asr ~
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The St. Julien.


Our friend II. Wilson Esq, deserves much
credit for the style in which this Saloon is got
up. He has worked at it without regard to ex.
pcnsc until it will compare favorably with the
incest establishments of the kind in Dubuque
or Milwaukee. 1t is large and we'll lighted by
day or night; handsomely furnished bar SUI.
piled with Liquors Of the fist quality and
Cigars Of the finest bands, is one Of its orna.
ments. The walls are hung with PAINTINGS and
the general appearance is one of neatness,
quietness and comfort. The Billiard Tables,
1.-TWO in number) are Of the best quality, both
being Slate beds and in every o,her respect as
perfect as money can procure.
G. VAN VALKENRUsGH, late of the McGrcgor
House and later Of French's Hotel, is the pres
ent proprietor or lessee Of the st. Julien, and
We arc persuaded that the bare mention of his
name in connection with the establishment will
give it commcndation which no words of ours
could reach. ...... .......-.
VAN is known to the travelling public of Iowa
and Wisconsin, from the Cedar to Milwaukee,
and it is unnecessary to talk about the number
Of his friends-tlley equal his acquaiatances
exactly. Attached to the Billiard Room is a
Restaurant under the supervision Of Mr. Good
rich. The hungry can lie accommodated with
everything the market affords, got Up in style
not excelled in the West. Oysters in all vari
ETY., Tripe, Pigs Feet snd other luxures will be
furnished by Mr.. G. on call No more pleasant
place can be found to Send an evening. and the
b. siness done at the ST. Julien is the best proof
Of its popularity.
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Prospectus Of tho U. S. DIRECTORY.

Prospectus Of tho u S. Directory.
TIME undcrsi med propose issuing. about
l. the lsi Of October, le57, a book under
| the above title, to contain about FIrrIEN Hrn.
DRED PAGES: Size of Pages Is Nv 20 inches.
The object Of the United States Directory
will BE-,
LIT. 70 give the name ard post Office ad.,rcs,
OF every male Ierscn (of tho age Of fifteen
years and u wa'ds) in the nitcd States.
"a. To give niMe AMI place of publication
| Of every Daily, Weekly. Monthly and Quar-.
terly Paper and Magazine published in tho
Uni cd States.
Each State, City. Town, Village and Post
Office will be alphabetically ranged.
The name Of each person will be alphabet.
cally arranged under the head Of their respec.
tive p st office address. #H@
As the Urited States Directory will be L
matter Of interest to every ,sidcnt in Amcri.
ca, we respectfully solicit the hid of Post Mas.
tors and Others, in all parts # the country, in
obtaining names ard sending them US soon a
possible.
In mixing up list. write The name Of tia
Post Office. Co nty and STATE, 1t the head Of
the she ct, then fill the remainder with dctnct-
ly written names, of male pr rsons only. Of the
age OF hft;en Yeas and, Vi wards, and as scon
you have sufficient to Gil an envelope. forward
them on Immediately.
A POpectus will be sent. post paid, to any
pcr:oa who may order it.
To PRxvENr Ml,rAxE-Wric distinctly the
name. Post Office, County and State. a
NORRIS, GARDNER T. WlLES.
Publishers. Cincinnati, Ohio.
N. B-Publishers inserting the above Pros,
pcctus. including this notice three times in their
parer and call attention 10 the sane in their
editorial column, will receive a copy of the T..
S. Directory, deli, cred at the office fee III
charge. direct all exchange PAL er, to tn. U,
s. irecscry. -, sc-Sw,
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~The Chickasaw Republican in
quoting our election figures of the 9lst,
with horrible exactness" suggests that
they would look better if reduced hall
million or so.' ---...~. ...-..-~
We are enabled to oblige our cotem
porary. The Io,ra Democratic figures
arc hereby reduced" Mr.. Samuels is
a young man and his Virginia politcness
forbids a triumph over his venerable
competitor. Mr.. LOWE is to be our CIV.
ernor, friend Dickens.
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!. o. o F-The members of this highly
honorable and influential order planted them.
selves formally at McGregor on Friday evening
last. We use the word planted because we arc
not conversant with the terms descriptive of
their proceedings. Der uninitiated readers will
understand what We mean, and it makes no
odds to the Fsllops, for they know what they
were about without reading this note at ALL
Though a member Of no society except the
United States Democracy, We arc always glad
to testify to the universal BeneyoIence of the
two leading orders in our country. They both
have Lodges now at McGregor, and though it is
said they never solicit noyitiates yet We have
every reason to suppose they will be glad to
receive AZ plications for membership from wor
thy members of society.