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II nuslaeNseu{ 1Konslay '. -.
Since ON last The river ~ receded rapidly
and ,here are not now above tpar feet Of wAse
on tho Rapids. Sand bars @fc nov showing
themselves again.
The wheat harvest has now inst fairly com
menced in this meridian. II i $lus late from
tie e.: that .ll Tie lall wheat w. killed ant
the Spring Wheat not .sown til late. We have
pretty reliable authority for sayins:JtlsAt the
wheat harvest in Iowa will proNssAots album
dant, and the wheat Of a bettef qualify. than
that Of any preceding year. a. leaat for the last
decade.
We learn from well.infol med gentleman,
who has travelled largely, Ut the corn will
At any rate be better than last year, but il rain
is not soon had will be less than an average
crop.
We have noticed new hay upon our streets
and learn that it is worth o. = sls per ton.
Our market is pretty well supplied with but
ter Of an inferior quality. Small potatoes
are to'erably plenty at 50 cts psr peck. Other
vegetables in proportion.
We quote as follows:
Wheat-spring S5@sO-Fail u 5@l,2o.
Corn-6Oc.
Oats-55c..
Flour-S6, 5O@7, so.
Cheese-l3!c.
Butter-l5.
Eggs-124c.
Hides-Green 6s-Dry flint l6c.
Seeds-Clover $7,5O-Timothy, 33-Bluc
Grass, $2,50-Red top $780,
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A Tar OF 2,520 MlLEs-SlsryoNs DAYS OUT
on rng Missouri RyKR,--in our river column
this morning will he found the manifest OF the
steamer Twilight, which having left this ror,
on The alst OF May, laden with governmen,
stores aud Indian goods Tor the mouth o 1 the
river Aue Tramhle, y distance Of tteo tAousaa.
zee AHadrea AID t'eeatg mt!es reached her lies
tiua,on On tho 7th inst, aud returned TO 81,
Louis yesterday afternoon, making u round trip
ct hi,s one DAYS Captain Jehn shaw, com
banier uf the Twilight, reports the Indians all
que, aud friendly aud that tho boats crew
Killed many huttalo during tho trip, Also, that
the Missouri River i rising fast all tho way
dawn, the waters eomlng, "a II supposed iroW
the mountains
Such \ trip as this Of the Twilight aud tbs
recent one VI the Spread hgle will serve 70 i'm
Part 20 ear Atlantic eaas. hienas sama true no
tsep of the grand extent vt tae great west AND
MAY slse mpsess oRr citizens with thai vast Yer
,aety heyead oNp hesaeEs which II sheAla ese'
he eay AIN 70 make tributary W eu prosperity
-=Ab leeis heMeeyat, ssd,
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st. Paul. July %, via Dubuque 25.
Xashinufnn Inlv 90


Gov. Cummings arrived to-day, and had an
interview with the President and Secretaries.
Instructions will be prepared, and he will depart
for Utah within the present month. He does
not regard the crisis in Kansas as serious, and
believes that most ofthe troops will go to Utah
as originally ordered. Lawrence, in his opinion,
cannot resist 500 United States troops now with
Gov. Walker, and when Lawrence falls all other
places will submit to the disputed laws and pay
the taxes.-N. Y. Times.
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Maes huron se,shsn.=A eaNple ct barrels
vt WHISKY, Intercepted A. esatsshcNA Ny cAt
,atv Marshal ssme DAYS SINE, were rolled out
beioee Esp Wiless Office yesterday mofnine,
and poured oat 10 slake me thirst OF the hot
And dusty street. An Attempt VA. n,Aae 70 Aet
iire 10 II A. n ran upon the ground, but with
rather poor saecess Whisky don't burn vel
since the late improvements by the means o.
poorly itself, II IA said 10 burn our the corters
Of its imbiters ali .hs Iaster.--,sAlssbats Free
Democrat
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Hnfine
BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.

BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.
- are here.
For Architects.
sloans Carpenters New Guide.
Shaw's Civil Architect.
sloans Model Architect Tools, folio.
For Musicians.
Masons Mammoths ESercises-revsed and Enlarged.
Moores Ency clopeda oil Music-,he most complete
WORK OF the kind in the English Language
Bertlnis Instruction Book for the Piano Forte-new
supply.
Lutte of Zen.
aor bible Students.
The Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vols. complete.
Scott's s.
Clarke's
Bucks theological Bic:oaary
EaF classical &&G&9e#sts.
in'erlln.ar TRANSACTIONS Of Horace Virgil, Caesar
and etttro--sepa4.e volumes.
.s.E E.Ss, - Ns Poetry,
library it}aas Of the Works Of Mrs iIr:uans Gold.
smith. Baris seatt and Moore
S0r Easei-ra.
fathers I'VE Hand f"ok, Including Map of State.
For E.yerybetty.
Chaiuher5.n formation for tie People 2 vols 5 vo
Bells Treasury OF kncwledge-a complete Library OF
rtftrsice In vols.
Dicks Works Complete.
The American Gentieman's Guide to Politeness and
Fashion. / vol. 10 no.
The Young Ladies' Own Book. | vel. ~ mo-
Chinese sugar Cane, its history, mode Of culture
manufacture OF the Sugar, Sc.-by James u. G.
Hyte.
Enquirs Within; 800 Facts for lie People.
Live arl Learn Guide for all who W sh 10 sueal
AMI write correctly.
Iryings Washington. vols. IL sio.
uresDictonary Of the Arts, MSnu acturcs and Mines
june2S II. ii. HAWLEY'S
Western Book and Music Store.
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wspeak well Vt the hFidss that eafFies YOU
eysT sAta" AAeat 4 SsaNsga w were tFaNhlea
with feyse and Asae, which .aeeteaAs tNfeagh,
eW \ wAele sessea, w trisd MaAt al the sstAN
lsshsd pemvaiss with ht,ls II ANY sNvsvs. Aass
A W. were siNiag Ny IN aespAN w hsaFd vt tap
tNsuMae Wine, assa est,is And aNet NV
RFst aaS had No recurrence ~ tAe aisAaFssAsle
ssmetsMs ARD IA the esaEae VI \ feftNsAh. w
Mese eameletsls sesteesa ~ eat MeNal sNeNstht
fAts meaietas has the additional svvemNsAaa
.ieN ~ bsiNs exceedingly eNlatAhle
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10 Arue BuMerersl

CovEitT hsBEGRiNE MIXTURE u the hest Asas
remedy In The world not only breAAs the chili but
NssAaea,es every vsssse Of the disease from the w..
tenn. Hundreds Who have used Join with one voice In
declaring almost infAlhle. Procure bottle 81 IT.
take according 10 the directions and yoa may rely
being cured For sale here W oil Dragpssa and BY
The propsisters.
r. \. CAV and A. r oAArWs, Avenn here.
n A. PORTER HRo.. proprletors,
July 10 Rock lsiAaa, m,
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The Great English Remedy.

SaR JAMES CLARkEsS
G c G r n q e m u I o Pill y.
Prepared !, ON prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unang in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the f-
male constitution is subject 1t modera:es ali excess
and removes distractions, and speedy may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will, short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These PssAoa,d not be taken Jy females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
s.re to bring Miscarriage, Dat at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Papita.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ealo.
mel anthony, any thing hurtl TO the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JON MOSES.
tCate l. q. BALDWIN 4 Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
n B,-ai,00 and q postage stamps enclosed TO any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will Insure bottle Of the Pulls BY re-
turn malt
FW sale by ALLAN HENDRICKS,
June a-w6n,. Burlington, Iowa.
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FAsr Rcssise. Las. Saturday evening Mr..
Garfield, Of the Bates House, Al indianapolis, re.
ceised . despatch informing him Of An injury
TO Ais dAaghtsr In New York, by = camphenr
explosion, Just after the Bellefuntane train had
leil Union depot. lie telegraphed 70 the con.
dactor a linton City 10 wait for him, and hiring
D locomotive made the distance, "a miles In
one hour aud thirty one minutes. The Con.
ductor waited for him a Bsllefcntaine Jus, ~
minutes. Gin. Gar.
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How THEY VOTED IN kANsAs.-A gentleman
who recently went from Bloomfield to Kansas,
writing to friend under date of June IL, 1857,
says:
Last Monday was the day for the election of
Border Rufiian Delegates to attend a Conycn.
ton to draft Border Rutiian Constitution.
have not heard the result Of any district but this
There are four townships in each district There
are rs voters in this district or what the Pro-
Slavery party call voters. We Maine boys are
not considered voters because We are not Pro-
slavery, but reckon We shall vote next Fall
did not attend the election but some OF our
men did. Two Border Ruiiian Judges presided
over the election, received, sorted and counted
the votes, and the Border Ruftian delegates de-
clsred unanimously elected. The whole Number
OF votes thrown was two, they having been
thrown by the Judges themselves. The next
day one OF said Judges started for the County
found his returns not signed by the Clerk, and
Court Ia at Claytonviile, aud the Court was to DO
in session that day, but when the people arri-
we'd, the Judge Was not TO DO found. Ills name
is Clayton, and We have since heard from him,
lilo Is in jail in Chicago for passing counterfeit
money, He offered the Tailor OF officer sau 10
let him Oh, but he could not come II IN North
ern Illinois, All the above facts are strictly
Wue-Maine Repuh, Clarion,
WAS IN Jail in Chicago" would nov DO the
proper phrase " use, Na has quit tho bad air
Of our city and gone " Alton, where he 10 pro
yided with spacious quarters ~ tho expense oi
the "people Of that State OF tiliAels," by whom
he WAS sanh-Vhleaga Tribune,
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Washington. July :

VVuSuItIHtVH' July
Major Ben. McCulloch, who left Lawrence ON
the 18th instant, had parley with the citizens
conflict will take place, and that harmony will
be restored. Gov. Walker inspires respect, and
he is thought to have great influence over the
people, while they stand somewhat in dread Of
Gen, Harvey and his dragons,
The instructions Of Gov Wright Minister to
Prussia, has been prepared Ilo will, probably,
leave on the Atlantic on lst Of August, Y.
Times,
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aaao4iN0 MvRnsR,-nn the seth, Nv ferat-
naua nupind, at MeGFsgeN tewa settled with 4
pserk, The CLERK demanded III 80 which AIR
nasapa said Mas aat HE due, The eleFk wen,
AWAY, eat saea reteysea, agAla demanded ,hs
~ which heiag REVISED, he aFew knite aRd
plaRaaa " sayea NMsa into Nv Pyramids haek,
nsehiAa Aeasly thFeash his kedy, Nv hagAad
went Mta Ma wins laaW, she, heiag AeaF Nes
eeaRAemeae seslRs her ha.sAaas eeaapieA
went sN,a esayalstaAa Al last accounts Asttk
" Wsye espve,sa ~ recover Mr. hNsAAa Ma.
A naAeeAsle NAM and the Affair IA. eAasea sgsa'
excitement IN MsBssgeh
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A FUGITIVE WIFE ARRESTED AND SENT HOME
a Geographic dispatch was received here on
Wednesday evening before the arrival of the
Peoria train, that runaway wife of Peorian
was on the cars, having in her possession all the
funds OF the matrimonial partnership concern,
and requiring her arrest and return to her in
lured partner; which was accordingly done
upon the arrival of the train
The woman told her side of the story to the
officer and bystanders, which if true land very
likely it Isl affords some paliation for her pro-
ceeding. She says that her lord, through in
temperate habits has become wholly valueless
as a husband, has spent the largest part of their
money, and would if he had the chance soon
spend the remainder. That she had succeeded
however in getting hold of what was left, (about
S700) to which she thought herself equitably
entitled, and had started for Columbus, Ohio,
where her parents reside 1t must be confessed
she was taking rather indirect course for Co
lumbus, but perhaps she thought by that means
the better to avoid terception.-Galesburg
Free Democrat.
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The celebrated Indian warrior, buffalo, died
a, Ia Points abort time since a. the advanced
agc Of one hundred years,
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Az ttts atN fsleNs. =fke Sstes,aas bilt bse.
aes, wAs figured extensively m this eeaAts saAe
seAs@ Ase, MA seeyA,is arrested N the NerthetA
nAft "a thta state, tos horse stealing And white
On HE wAs, IN charge etAA efReeN w. West Union
IA Msetts eoaNts, hound hand And kot and
SMa in the ha,totn oi the Wagon, he ccattiNed
10 svt his head above the ease ot the box, and
AsSn his hat overheard Amer riding Two or
three hundred yards Bill showed the otRess his
hare head, ami requested him 10 40 bach anet
his Ma. The oliver did 40, and while he WAS
zone Broaey managed 10 yet hold o. the whip,
and ccAAMenced plying n 10 the horses A. freely
A the situation III his hands would permit =
The hot~es ran and the officer alter them, AZ
ter ,rAmpng about three miles the officer found
the horses and wagon, but the prisoner had "a
capped, having pulled out his feet and len his
boots In the iet,ers. BIN displayed, In his e.
cape. an ingenuity OF conception and energy d
execution. which we're las all newspaper writers
would undoubtedly cay under similar c,rcum
stnnces) "worthy OF a better cause Since tht
above occurrence, Capt stinson, OF Marion, who
once arveetcd Brodey In this county, for horse
stealing, has seen him Al 81. Joseph, Missouri
Linn To- Register
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

psREE SOCIETY DEPOSFTORY.-Atth
- store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
burlington, where English German, swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and Tessaments- may always be found al cost
orces. nov 6
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GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL Ca
THARrIc pills have done more to promote the public
health. than any other cause. There can be no
question that the Cherry Pectora has its thousand
thousand of Coughs, Colds, Asthma Group, In
huenza Bronchitis. dc, very much reduced the proper
ton of deaths from consumptive diseases this
try. The Pills good the Pectoral and will
more complaints.
Everybody needs less purgng. Purge the
blood from its impurities Purge the bowels, Liver and
the whole vcera system from distractions Purge out
the diseases which fasten the body works its de-
cay But for diseases should die only of old age
Take antidotes carly and thrust 1t from the system be-
fore it is vet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, not only while II Is
weak but when ii has taken strong hold Read the
founding statements Of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful scrosua, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal
Pains, Bilious Complaints Heartburn, Headache, Goat
and many less dangerous but still threatening ailments
such Pinpes the face, Worms Nervous Irritable
ty, Loss or appetite, Irregularities Dizziness in the head
Colds Fcvers, Dysenery, and indeed every variety Of
complaints for which Purgatiye Remedy is required
These random tatemen:s, bu. are authent!ca
ted by your own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them and you will never be without them.
Price IS cts. per Box-5 Boxes for u 90.
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER, Practical Che mis- Low
ell Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealersn Med
cine through this section. june 3-2m.
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Tag psFIcuIfIks IN kNey CaLI1aE,-fha
loe,ure Of pr, BeeeheE On FRIDAY eyening, upon
tha present aspect ef Affairs Ut this institution,
Was very fully attended, " was \ production
tull VI great pawvS aud the manner IN which u
Mas delivered VAS sarnest and Impressive, "
MAS a searching eNreslhaR ,et the aet vi the
Heard ef fFas,ees IN removing tTesiaeM hlaa,
eAaFd, "A respects W. eftgER AND ehNrae,eh and
the a.AHaer IA Wht9h Y Mas carved thtaagA ~
Va eaasaMMatiaa, " presented the eAsa al
saNAs At tha aetaFs win very gFaAN severity
thaasA NV statsmeats VI te,s wese @ea,l
stasNa A. derived from tAs speakers aNA shssss
NAtsas 81 the transaction IN the baaFa the
WhSsN VI tha address MAS M iAisssAsAs hv
hatla MsNA ~ W tAa AAIMra VI the tsNsANt
sg,s,s IN ths Affairs vi kAaN NlsaA And Ms
eaases wAsek have he'd w N w pFsrses the WAY
f,t tAe most iaaNsaNs aaa essNetaal sssstssA VI
na eswef m NSsttiAa disaster from ths ihstita.
tss.,, AND restoring 10 n hAstNeAS And tFcsnet-
nv, Raeh vaaA Il based On lhe bsiek that
.lthsaah tke Appointments 70 hil the vacancies
ssN waiting N the Faculty sest legally With the
hoard ot ifastees, they will nevertheless, IN
rssfasMtna that dats, show respect 10 the s,ews
IL this community, which has a deep interest,
moral and peeaniafN IN the welfare ci the col-
hge.
Al the eiose Of the address. VS. Gale, Esa,
arose, IN behalf Of those whose conduct had
been criticised, requested the audience 10 sas-
PEND I've Judgment In the premises, I'LL an op..
rortunits might be given the parties interested
10 prrsent the other side Of the case, should
they be dispossd 10 10 do.--6alesbure Free
Dem, 2ad.
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Melodeons and Church Crpans


HAVE just received my drst lot OF MeTodeons ard
Organ liarmonumss for Churches, made by Mason d
Hamhn, OF Boston, and have Also heretofore COM
petr assortment Of the Instruments of Geo. A. Prince
Co., OF Buffalo. All good judges aOee that these two
houses aie the only manufacturers in the United States
OF really ffSt class Nefode0as. their sele Agent
In this region, sell at their prices without additional
charge for freight and warrant every Instrument to give
satisfaction.
TIE ORGAN HARMoAIUR
Has two rows OF keys four sets OF reeds and eight
stops, asi follows pulcana = Dapason 8, Flute; 4,
PRINCIPAL D, lianhoy q, Bourdun Manual Coupler :,
Coupler besides an independent Pedal reeds,
In the larger class. The compass OF the keys II five
taves, sae a. that Of the largest size Church Organs
but the compass OF sones tall oetayes. Compass
OF Pedal bass, two octaves,
This Instrument possesses several advantages over
pipe Organs.
Ts,. Its prieaheing furnished at less than oRe-ha
the eost OF an organ with the same amount Of power
and variety
ID. The comparatively small sige Gifts oase--eccupy-
ing much less room than an Organ.
81. The fact that 1t Is affected by heat or cold,
change In the weather and temperature.
4tL Its property Of remaining for long period in
good tune II Is well known that pipe Organs almost
constantly getting out Of tune, which detracs mater
nom their usefulness where no tuner IL At hand
Full descriptive pamphlets catalogues, 10 Meloheons
and Harmonnms, will he sent by NAH free Of charge,
| on application to II, III. HAMLkY,
may ID Western Music store,
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Respectfully, LEONARD FARR.

The New Constitution is an instrument which
belongs, in an eminent sense, to the people, II
is not the offspring OF clique or party II
was not framed to accommodate itself selfshly
to the requirements of particular classes; but
the mos. enlarged and comprehensive views
respecting tl.s resources and necessities OF the
State, ac,uated the minds Of the delegates in
Convention. This fundamental act, which re
fleets honor upon tho heads and hearts of its
trainers, adaps itself to the reqnisition OF every
vital interest Of the people, and provides, in
the most judicious manner, for the encourage.
ment and development OF those industrial arts
which are the great levers OF a nations pros
perity.
The opponents of the new Constitution have
never yet attempted an honorable controversy
on the subject. They oppose il they know not
wherefore; and there is q miserable inde6nile-
ness about their empty declarations, that be-
trays dishonesty, rs well as shallowness. We
blame no man Tor honestly differing from US in
sentiment A magnanimous opponent is greatly
10 DO desired in these teverish times; but We
have looked around for one Champion Of the
present defective. Constitution, who possesses
the elements Of manliness in his composition,
and weare satisfied that NOT one representative
Of the principles OF the opposition, who has
made himseli, IN any wise, conspicuous in the
present campaign, can lay ANY claim 70 oal.dor,
fisaess, or legitimate agament-lowac itl1en'
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HosTErTERs BiTTERs.The celebrity that iis excellent
preparation has gained in the last few years, beyond
belief The best ply in the United States endorse
It, and recommends to their patients in of dys-
pepsa indigestion and loss Of appetite. 1t is used
stomach tonic by nearly every family in the United
States, and family should be without it. Sold in
full quart bottles by all Druggists Groceries and Hotels
thro ughcut the United States and Canada fiuly
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IN the ksulslfc.

take ,h:s Gypeditious mode Of replying to .
multitude Of letters containing orders for A.
Ladd's Paris Irize Pieao fortes and which with
my present supply am not as yet able TO fill.
Since the Astonishing news came across the At.
lantic that Aessrs. Ladd Il Co. had brought their
Piano Fortes in competition with three hundred
American and European Instruments at tho
Worlds Fair at Paris; aud had been pronounced
the best in the Exhibition by the JadgeS. the
whole working material OF their immense es-
tahlishmcnt has been brought into rcquistEUn in
vain TO supply tho enormous demand for theso
Incompatible Instruments but | am just Ia re-
eeipt OF 4 letter from Mcssrs. Ladd 4 Co, APP
pricing me thar after tho LIST Of June they will
be able to supply all orders promptly, however
quadrWVlsd the slzc of their former very large
establishment, 10 those requiring further in
formation with regard 10 their Instruments l
would say that am prepared 10 send books by
mail containing tho account Of this great rtetory
At Paris, diagrams Of their different styles Of
Pianos, prices, 80, am also agent lur
Woodward II hrown's, aud Il, GtlheFt Cos
Ealan attachment Pianos, Messrs, W. n u.
have heen presented with thirteen Geld muaAls
| Tor superior Flames exhibited ~ the yat.uus
| American fags aud kNhthtt,aas within thr last
nina years, The Nlhert rapes at0 toe widely
| kuasu 90 noed word Of reuaMme nda,ien from
MN,
lhese hWiNE Flames of me will have their In,
sttHmeuts tnaVa and Aept in oFdsE hte aF es'
pvnse; quite an iteA IN \ spataels settled paant
\ Wy NAe Iowa
A. W, rEesy, Musiu nealer,