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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09
Ns,ai.stoa News

On TIC aith ait., the New York appaia,
meats were made. They ARE as follows.
COLLECTOR az The Port. ArCrsrrs S,nul;
Postmaster isaac Y. FrRnER RI appointed
surveyor Of The Port. L. u Hon; Nars.al.
isuAn RYSDkgs. The Iiards are repre-
sen'ed ~ regarding the osnlt a trinmIh for
thea
RoErnr T. MclIarrsN has becu appoint,
cl Postmaster at New ORLEANS. vice Neyiti,
removed.
Gov. GgAEY having notified the President
Of his arrival a; Washington. was insit,i to
call at the White House on the evening Of
the 23d uli.. which h. did, and was there IN.
troductl by the Prciden, TO the Cabinet,
and had with them long conyersa,ion On
the gepral affairs of Kansas.
Later adyio,s state that GfAEYs r,Signa-
tim ha. l.e'n accepted; but that Mr. RoBsNr
D. WALKrs has not yet accepted the prof.
lcral Gosernorshp of Kansas. He hold
the oiltr under consideration Among the
names mentioned in connection with the of
fee. are those Of Mr. HARRIsoN. Of Ky, and
Gen. oEyuLE CLARKE, oC y. Y
The following are the san Francisco ap.
pointmen;s. As large number Of Cali
" 7rir t,:fi- .1iiiiI Gvciig
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17

The Quincy Wing In very csmplimen.
tary manner refers To the letter Of EDWARD
L. PiElcE, Esq, Gan able y ritter and LAWYER
in our city, to the Springfield (Nass.) Re-
pzblicss, reviewing the Message Of Gov.
GAlDsER. This letter 10 producing a very
decided influence upon New England. So
marked, indeed, has been its effect, that Il
has been issued in pamphlet form, and will
be widely and generally circulated there.
We trust our New England friends will
consider carefully the facts he states, and
sustain the conclusion he draws. These
facts are indisputable. II. why 10 it that any
friend Of freedom, or any opponent of the
extension of Slavery, should sssail the free.
men among our adopted c,izens1 Mr. PilRcx
draws these conclusions -
First Ths, il was through the aid of the
vote OF our adopted citizens that the North
Western States which voted for FRgsosr
we're saved To Repubiicanism.
Second. That the States lost to RepubIi.
canism were lost through the opposition OF
division Of the Native or American party
Third. That the repeal Of tn, Missouri
Compton, se was received among the ns,u.
rslzsd Germans with more general repro
baton than among the nativs-born citizens.
Fourth. That il 10 by the excess Of immi-
grafton to the North over that TO the South,
that the Free States have been enabI ed TO
overcome the three -fi,hs representation OF
slaves allowed to the Slave States.
Mr.. PiERcE's letter 10 the abiest we have
mad on TINS subject, and We hope il will be
widely Circulated not only through New
England, but In every Free State Of the
Unien.- Chicago T,tt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17

M. AAsss sssssvsd trsm MsHs las. 1'acs..
ingt,n the .tollewiae sac /, confirm to the
several stasss the Swamp and overaowed
lands selected under the Act OF Sept. 70,
1850. and The Act Of The I'd Of March. is4s."
Tha, III selections OF swamp and over
loves lands granted to the several States
NJ Tho act Of Congress approved Scptem-
Der twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
fifty, entitled IAN ACT 10 enable tho State
OF Arkansas, and other States, to reclaim
the swamp lands within their limits." aud
the Act OF the I'd Of March, lS49, entitled
"An aett, aid the State Of Louisiana In
draining the swamp lands therein" hereto
tore made and reported to the Commission
or OF the General Land Office, so far as the
same shall remain vacant and unappropris
ted, ard not intertered with by an actual
settlement under any existing law Of the
United States, be, and the sane are hereby,
confirmed, and shall be approved and pat
ented 10 the several States, in conformity
with the provisions Of the act aforesaid, IS
soon as may be practicable alter the pass
age Of this law; Provided, however, That
nothing in this act contained shall interfere
with the provisions of the act OF Congress
entitled AN act for the relief Of purchas
ers and locators OF swamp and overlooked
lands" approved March the second, eight
cen hundred aud fiity-five, which shall be
and Is hereby, continued in force, and ex'
tended to all entries and locations OF lands
claimed as swamp lands made since III
passage,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17

So - SAs4A.t e4Ns 49, - 49, ssaHssf
Epsross or GAxxrrE:-UAder Ordinary
circumstances i would hardly be worth
while TO trouble your readers with the, do.
tails Of municipal election IN our city
b.. il may not y aniss 10 dirsrt their at
sea,ion 10 some 81 the sransactlons iacon-
nsction with the election which u k place
here ON Saturday last.
For the last three years lie Claire has
borne conspicuous part IN the political
aeld. Here has been the stronghold OF
Know. N.,hiagism, and here has been for
many years the residence OF the most ar
dent, devoted Democrat in the county, who
hes long been distinguished Tor his uassru'
pulous deyotion:,o party, and previous to
last fall. for his intense hatred TO all who
were suspected OF being X. Ms, Latterly'
however, his an,themss have been reserved
for the Black Republicans, and his bless
ings for the X. N.'sor the dear Germans as
the circumstances required.
Now msjority of our citizens wished 10
to select the best men for city officers a.
the late election) without regard TO party -
The Republicans were unanimous in this
and they took an sctive part in citizens
meeting having the above object in view.
But the grand sachem Of the X. Ms deciar-
ed that they must have party ticket, and
called meeting OF the American party for
the Saturday eve preceding the election =
Tia, meeting was organized by placing the
u. s. Marshal for the State OF Iowa in the
/ chair. when it was announced that the oh.
jsct Of the meeting was to make nominal
tons from the K. NJ and Democratic par.
| ties. A ticket was made up with the name
Of Laurel Summers At the head. for Mayor,
and adopted BY the meeting.
But subsequently, il was found that the
move would not work. Mr. Summers pub
| iished card Of withdrawal, and the whole
thing was broken up. A union ticket wss
Afterwards made up, voted Tor BY all the
Republicans. and elected with but little OPP
position. Our old and respected fellow-cit.
ixen, A. H. Davenport, is Mayor. much to
the satisfaction Of all who desire the vel.
fare Of our city.
Nov nobody supposes that Mr.. Summers
wanted the olsce Of Mayor, bu, he did want
to see the Republicans beaten, and to en-
sure that, was willing to vote with and sus.
tain those whom he has heretofore denounc-
Cd a. "midnight assassins," "thags." &e.'
&c ;, forgetting that BY 50 doing he was
killing himsslf in the estimation Of his
German friends" A remembrance of this
fact probably caused his withdrawal.
The avowed object Of the American par
y At its organisation. was to defeat and de.
stroy the Democratic psrty, but now soms
Of Il cir leaders were willing to vote for and
sustain q democrat Of the Democrats"
In 90 doing they performed the funeral rites
for their party. 1t had Tong been dead, it
only needed burial, and having received
that, II san remain at peace.
Yours, &c. AGRICOLA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
DAyESpoHr, March 10th, 1856

DAVENPORT, March 10Th, 1900.
MEssRs EplroRs:- We deem prompt
reply TO your CORES pendent, -. II. F."as
dema ded by the circumstances Of the case.
To show the public how much reliance can
be placed in his atatement, we need only
say that he consulted but one other member
OF the Young Mems Literary Association,
before Publishing his effusion. #. Il. -"
are your correspondents proper initials; the
~" is typographical error, but he has ac'
knowledged willfal transpostion Of his
signature. Our Librarisn, Mr.. Fleming,
was very faithful in the discharge OF his du.
ties while he remained in the city; but when
he left, your corresp lndent 81 H. F." was
at lis ora solicitation appointed Librarian
and all dilapida,ion OF the Library is direct
ly chargeable to his neglec. Of duty
He could hardly think the Society in seri-
Gus ssdeclne" when he has zee!ously en-.
deayored TO make himaei prominent can
didate Tor Secretary, at our annual election
on the last Monday In may INST. louF
correspondent canno, have much horror :or
sbar rooms and billiard saloons," when
himself and his consnltee attempted to in
uoduce card-paying into the Hall In lieu
of literary exercises. Our Treasury is not
cramped, as our Treasurer. Guiteaus books
will plainly show. IL anybod. is interested
in the fact.
A goodly number Of our members are in
favor Of Incorporating a"mefcantile depart
ment,n the same IA We have a"seientihc
department" bn, are not in favor OF selling
out the institution, soul and body; and 4
propo sition to that effect by certain infu.
entail merchants, will be regularly acted
upon in due time.
MEMBERS IN Coon STANDING.
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Lsgsiizlag slavery

The New York Hrrsie appears 20 have
become very respectable Hrchsnan orgsn.
II gives Tie rev acnin,s'so' len the most
gracious rece PiI2a- Il bteathes mild praise
upon Buehansn and smiles sWee,ly upon
the rev Csbiues II is Iafe disposed TO
.c.s,es foses in the opening p.'h d the new
Administration, than u sprinkle j, with
thorns. b., the Herald Ia, Is eyes open
"a The practical effects of The ste Supreme
Court decision. Ia the course OF an article
on the sabjsct. the Herald u last Wednss
day says:
Altogether the sensation produced is
g,es, and mus, increase Had the psrti-
san, OF anti.sIsrery primeipies hired The
United States Supreme Ceurt 70 give them
help and comfort, they conld no, h,re been
more faithfully, more des'er'oHslF OF more
oppoYtunely served No sooner 6oes the
Ore threaten to 60 ous for want Of iuei Than
This Supreme Court appears, Bnd loecs The
embers with dry combusdhe material, The
Kansas election In June AID Convention IN
September, with the posslt! 'ty OF violent
collision between the ants avery majority
and the pro slavery minority, with Legis
ls,ure and Governor a. Swords points, with
q conditian oil asssls ard manners IN the
Territory favorable TO every ebuiiition o.
passiop-ihs il the second 7art Of the drs
ma. Where viii the third fnd us!
The Lennon eass, ettzr, viii still be
brough, before the Suprens cgsrt, aud cor
Adent hopes are entertained by parties ir-
tefested that the judgmeHt Of the Conrt be- |
Low will be reversed. No iefs could be ex |
pected from the expression 81 legal opinion /
riven BY Chief Justice TaEey in the bred |
Scott case Should they both be decided !
in favor Of the Southern claimants, the prin.
cipie will be settled thst southern men,
removing 10 The Eor'ti, St,,saaI an lnten.
ton TO settle, merely sojourrlng, Is il were,
(Which may imply residence OF twenty-five
years. among ns, may bring their slaves |
with them, and exercise the authority OF
master over them. This nes feature in the !
slavery dispute would be likely to create
some attention.
We should think it ml.ht-tor what else
is the decision. Ian tbat slavery may exist
IN free States This is rather calculated
to create some attention sn6 very consider
able attention. 1t will, we fear, create just |
so much attention as to reopen the slavery |
agitation, or to greatly inc Ease the sgita-
tstion now disturbing the Gntry. Neither |
the Democratic party nor sro-sisVery So.
preme Court can crush irer8 IN, or legalize
slavery in the very heart 81 freedom, with
on, remonstranee from u people Of The
n or,h which will rise Gnt swell I'll the |
whole Union is & lied with gase sp-,od
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S1i 80.

- uVYUUI~ys
The Democset il very lssd Of a.,aliag 70
kaasss A,d ossiesiss - shsseh they we're
some horrible coaspsracies calculated 70
sabvert society and exercise coasamiaating
Il not ruiacus iaAusace spon The ssssals
Of commuaity. Bat the Demccra. 10 aeu.
siye Of only one kind Of AID Secie6es--
those calculated il any msnne, to aid ftee.
den and free stasc smisrarts. II hss not
sword to say against those Southern Aid
Societies h,ch have been 80 busy sending
men, arms and money to Ksnsss 10 aid In
making kansas NaW State, The Demo-
Gratis sympathies are oil with tic pro sla
very men OF ksasss, and so are the sympa.
THE. Of his party. To give somc faint idea
OF the funds obtained By the Southern Aid
Societies. with the avowcd object Of making
Kansas Slave State, We may state CHE
Democrat can be furnished with the esl-
dence il desired) that an Aid Society vas
started in Lafayette county. No.. ON eapi.
tal OF tea thousand dollars, aud the people
| OF that couaty aiene have subscribed be
tween one and mo issdvel fhosssn1 Solhr,
10 the cause. We don't ask " here this fund
went, and how il was expended. or charge
those who subscribed and spen, i, with cor.
rEys.oa but why hasn't the Democrat some
thing to say ON the subject. Why can i
fad corruption only in Republican Kansas
Aid Societies, and wsrm sympa,hies only
for pro slavery societies. We trust thai
hereafter when it has anything 10 say OF
Kansas Aid Societies. il viii spice up il
dissertations BY proper illusions to those
iatended to extend slavery. Perhaps ~
may then be able 10 lend it 4 little aid.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
Homicide Il =

We regret to amp ,upcc a the fair fame
Of our cry mas gain been Finished by
deed Of oico> Ga Taes4as Vsrins about
o'eios, DR.. T F. Biaeb lrn was shot
py r. d. T. Smith. O'I origin 81 the
susir We forbesr to speak as there are 80
mady contradictory romors thai IL 10 DIM
col, to determine IN which 10 Place ere
dence. The wooni was inflicted With q
Colt revolver, the ball taking effect on he
Ief, side, below lhe afm, passing Through
the lungs and liver. DR.. B died on tn.
following night, and an inquest wac neid
on his body yesterday, and a verdict given
in accordance with the facts. DR. 5. !eft
the city soon after the oceurrance' ahd at
the last accounts hsd not been heard OIL
Dr b, was gentlemun Of some reputation
=, physician, and was relative TO the
late e. C. Blackburn, for long t,ane ex-
oficio Mayor Of St. Louis. CAIRO Egyptian
9Th.
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SpYiukliues Of News.

oyHmNaIn8s 81 0eWs
-Mr. Pierce has siguifed to deputs.
ZION Of Tennessee cans, his intention to make
Southern tour.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island
has reduced the salary of the Lieutenant
Governor from $500 to 5000.
There were in the port of New York
on Wednesday, 66l vessels.-including 80
steamers, 1876 ships, 90 barks, 1o7 briggs,
and 295 schooners.
The costly ten-doilars ticket Inau-
gura,ion Ball at Washington. resulted in a
dead loss to the distinguished" managers
Of three thousand dollars.
"A gold nugget has been found in
Australia, valued at $40 600.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank of New Albany. Ind, has gone into
liquidation, and holders of bills are mott.
ded 10 presen, them at the ufice for re-
demption.
Prof. Jacob w. Bailey, professor OF
Chemistry, Mineralogs and Geology. in the
United States Military Academy, and
President of the American Association for
the advancement, Of Science, died at Wes,
Point las, week.
Such havoc has been made in Them
asville, Ga. by the small pox, that the
town is said to be nearly depopulated.
An idea Of the amount Of letter writing
10 the United States may be Inferred from
the number of postage stamps sold. which,
during the last year was one hundred and
fifty millions.
Mr.. Thomas Rae, Of Toronto, Canada
West, brother OF DR.. Rae, tina Arctic tray.
eler. contrsdic,s the report tina, his broth
er 10 about to resume the search for further
traces Of Sir John Frsnklia's party. He
says the Doctors intended voyage to the
Arctic regions 10 tor the purpose of com pie
ting survey.
Last week. Rev. Henry Ward Beech.
sr's society raised his salary from $4,000 10
1900. This 10 in accordance with Scrip.
turs, which says, "Un,o him that hath, shall
Be given"
Sir Benjamin Brodie. the leading
surgeon of England, enjoys the comfortable
professional income of os5 900 year.
p. T. Bsrnum 10 lseturing on TEN.
persnce, in London-England.
1t is calculated that the clergy cost
the United State, $4,000 900 annually;
the criminal 90 900 900; the lawyers S7o,.
100000, and rum 5000, 100000.
-, 10 estimated ira, about 80 900
persons passed over the New Jersey Rail-
road within week, for the purpose Of at
tending the Inauguration a. Washington.
a letter from the Hague says: at
10 said that when the Second Chamber re-
sunes ito lsbors. the Government will pre-
sent 80 it a bill for granting the necessary
funds for the eventfu emancipation of
of slaves in the West indies"
"A destructive ere occurred at Ha.
wanna, Schuyler co., N. T., on Sunday last.
The Tracy block. consisting Of three large
stores and number Of Offices was copsum.
ed, together with several other stores and
shops. Loss $4,000.
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We saw gentlemen yesterday who left
ST. Paul on Saturday last The Council
wa. still in session. Tied up under = call Of
the body. A compromise had been TEN.
porarily en,erted into for the purpose Of
passing, certain measures supposed 10 be
OF grsa, Importance, but some Of the friends
OF the removal Of the Capital being sus.
peeteo OF en- intention TO take advantage of
THE state Of acts, another call Of the Coun-
Gil wac made, which put a atop TO fur.
Their action upon that or any other subject.
10 this condition our IN formsnt left the body,
and II 10 altogether proosble that II re-
manned At dead lock until twelve O'Clock
tnat night, when by the organic law, the
ssssion would expire Chicago P,sss
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ON q recent Sunday, Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Of Hampshire county. Va, killed
ali eagle that was stacking her geese
She struck him over the head with club
and disabled him, and then dispatched him
at her leisure. He measured over six feet
from tip 10 tip.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17

TWO FRAME HOUSES situated On 4th at :, near the
i Lower Market next ts a. Bonrnanu d Cos, New
fork orocery Depot. Both houses arc ~ story bull.
dps the ono 10 feet front by 80 deep, with complete
store fixtures, for 81 thing dry goods store Tn.
other s 10 feet front by 81 deep, for a mar
Aet OF grocery store, having good cellar walled ont
with rsck. Both are on lease grouud the lease has
YEAR, 10 ran, from tho l2tb Of prl 1867 to Iss2 al
0hly t2,1s PSF sHsum. both stores we'll built and
newly pisstsred and will be sold VI Monday April ian
1867 nj Public Auction, If not disposed oil sooner az
private sale. Tsras:4 cssh, "a on The LIST Of August
%, aud the balance Ia months, deferred payments
bearing 10 per cent interest.
Also, that story frame house situated on the
corner Of 9Th and Warren rta l0rks north Of the
IN district school, In Forrest billions addition WEI
De sod At prsyate sale at Bargain This house has
beautiful location and IL comfortable dwelling h As
asplsDdid view Of the lower psrt IT the city aud the
EIvrE and BIZ recommended ~ any person desiring
healthy rssldeucs. The house is ~ BY rs feet with
summer Kitchen by 10 feet attached, with good col
lar walled out with rock hs southern half Of which il
calculate for bisemest dWelneg. The lot u corner
lot "a by so feet and has good wells aud cstsrns
oh Tue zane. Duaceonnt ~ nay business, will sell
TINS house At rare bargain. lsrias, ~ Cash, baaurs
ia 6and months, bearing 10 per cent Interest FOR
further pafttcn isfB enquire oi
CHARLES r, DTTTEL, Etonenason
Gshlc DIT Cor 9Th and Warren sts, 10 the basement
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1857. SPRING STYLES 1857.
FOR CENTS DRESS

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE READ THIS
Clark's Patent Combined Grinding and Bolt :.
ing Custom or Merchant Ilouring NIL.
MoRsAssrowS, vasinA,
Nov. islb, 1855.
NIESsRs, CLARK :--G- ntiemsn: Having own
vi cd and conducted one of your improved patent
combined GRADING and boiling, or MefchantS
Elaurng Mills daring year past take pleasure in
sending you stat ement Of ia merits. am pTac
uea niilef OF IS years experience, snd have given
Win pair OF Ere rsh Burr Mil Stone. only %
inches IN diameter, and requiring bar horse power
pro pei the entire grinding ard botiDg msehnsry
can manufacture two and u half barrels Of super.
u -four per hour; producing yield OF o. . bar rel
o. aoIr from -four bushels and six pounds OF wheat.
Tne improved aRer In which Tue hurrs arc ar
ranged In the frame, esases them 10 perform q far
greater srnoGnt OF grinsius before they need shsr
pcLing, than can be done on Bnrrs arranged en- The
old plan.
The great simplicity Of The ,aaehiaery Of this mil
enders II far less liable 10 get oui Of order than HE
complicated and useless IT aehinery OF mills, Of
even modern conjunction.
To those who conte plate ims rovlns their mills,
would respectfully stat that Clsrss Fatsrt Flour
ing Mil possesses many advauia over all Others
J.xss =. CsAIs.
A full. sized MIL, OF the kird i.ser ibsd 10 the
abo i'm pc RANT aud reliable ccflibcaie, IL opera
tng All corner Of Perry and ! bire streets, Dsv-
export, Iowa, where are offered for sale Stale and
county or singie Rights and Mills FOR lows and III.
nois, d tais valuable iGFsuuoH which 10 now a.
HAoADx 30 fnbch 6itcnuon Dom B tie United states
and ih z hsroPs. App y
Uchl3 div JACOB WEAVER, JR.
BOOKS ! BOOKS,
Just received 1t No. Lsclsirs Blesk
Cisrks Iowa Report vols aud =,
Green's Iowa sports :.
Monis' Iowa Reports 4"
Iowa code,
Bisckstonss Commentaries.
wehdails Blackstone,
Cock upon Littieton,
Gritty on Bills,
wstsous Practice on Phy,i,.
Beaeh's Fs mtiy Physician,
Wood and Bsoha's y. nsp"nsziey
Dungiinsons Human Physioi0gy,
Carpenters Pnueipiss Of do
Taylor's Medical JuhsprudsHCs,
Grfith's Uuiyefsal RoImuiAEy,
stewart on Diseases Of chill 4reu.
The above books will be sold al Eastern price,.
marehI3 GE0. W. Ellis co.
1857 CANADA 1887
Li1NO1' store.
Pure Imported Wines + Liquors, Cigars, &c.
THE Erw sToRE Irsr OPENED,
Under the German Theatre, secoud st., corner Of Rip
ley, in this city, will be furnished oonstanty with the
largest add best stock OF Imported wiaes Lquors asd
Cigars, ever brought b the Western country. Our
heavy goois were all purchased In Montreal Csnsds
and shipped 10 US IN BOND thus enabling Us to
GUARANTEE THEM PURE.
Feeling couhdent that our stock, rsgar d. quality
aud price will compare favorable with any Ia America
We invite the attention Of parties wishing to purchase
DoWsER& BARNES.
WN p. DoWsEE from New York
III. BARSis, from Montreal. mchiyd-wt
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4 sure way TO make fortune soon is to buy
the Right of one Of
CInrk's Celebrated Flour MflIs.

: u
THE cheapest, most simple, durable and com paot =,
rtpainng less power, less attention, and making
larger yield and better qnality Of -four, than any
othes Mil use or for sale Mill can bs seen, do
ing n merchant commission and custom business,
corner q Pony aud I .ird streets, Davenport,
Iowa. Wsguhraniee the Mills to perform AS We
represent snd 10 grind over ten bushels wheat per
hour. Call and SEQ for yourselves. For Rights and
Mills for he States Of Iowa and illinois, apply 10
JACOB WEAVER, JH.
r S Circulars aud :sna,stes sent upon sppll,
cation. foboe
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Under thishe.t limited n be- II speeai notices
win be asserted at 10 cents per tine each insertion,
or So cts. per y eek.
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A Chance TO Make 4 Fortuns

cLAkk's cELgBRATEB FLOUR MILLS, one ia
operation aud exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Third streets The public 10 Invited 70 call an fe. H.
state, Codnsy, Township and snop or single right.
and Mills for the Teril9ry u tho State Of Iowa for
sale. Apply to
Oct24-dtf JACOB WEAYERJr