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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11


A HEAVY REwARD.-Joseph Phelps. of
Saline county, Ill.,, offers 81 900 reward for
the apprehension of James Fowler. who
is charged with having murdered Brady
Phelps, at Gallatin, on the 10th inst Phelps
was employed in lawsuit against Fowler.
and the latter said he would kill him. Thew
met at the Justices Office. and there with
out word having passed between them,
"r', "'.i'r phcl"s st"orrc 70 i...h+ h;s
pipe. Fowler gave him one blow with a
heavy whip handle, brerking in his skull
and knocking him lfeless into the fire
Fowler escaped and is said to be making
his way to Kansas or Minnesota, disguised
in women's clothes. He is "a or % wears
of age, feet or inches high, fair com.
plcxion, stoop-shouldered,s small, yellow eyes
black hair and whiskers, with a femanne OF
s1ucaking voice.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

The TINES ON THE CELEBRATIoN.-Our
Republican neighbor, down cellar on St.
Anthony Street, after celebrating many
DAYS whether he would be horse or an ass
upon the occasion Of the pretended "rail-
road'' celebration, has finally concluded to
turn into the procession IS mule. He takes
a medium position between the horse-sense
sagacity Of the Minnesotian and The jackass-
ical stubbornness of the Pioneer. Spring
is hard upon us, as it seems Timothy is al
ready green.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

A CELEBRATED dandy was one evening in
company with young lady, and observing
her kiss her favorite poodle, he advanced and
begged the favor, remarking that she ought
to have as much charity for him as she had
shown to the dog. y Sir" said the belle,
(" never kissed my dog when he was a
,,,nn,y -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

Mr.. CoRcoRAN, the Washington banker,
entertained Mr.. Peabody witha splendid din
ner party few evenings since. The foreign
legation and the various departments of the
government are said to have been we'll rep
resented. letter writer says that three
gentlemen at the table, including the host,
guest, and mutual friend from New York,
represented, in their persons, quite ten mil
lions of dollars. Such trio has never be-
fore, at one time, occupied seats under the
same mahogany at Washington.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11
Rhode Island Election.

The Republicans of Rhode Island have
swept everything clean-Governor,C Congress
men and all. The Pioneer says, this was
to be expected We are glad our neighbors
are not disappointed in this instance. A
meek spirit of submission to the inevitable
overthrow Of their party in all the Northern
States and Territories will surely save them
much peace of mind hereafter. =
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

HupsoN ELEcTIoN.-The Hudsonians, at
their municipal election on Monday, united
upon Citizens Ticket, which was elected
throughout. A. D. Gray, Esq, comes in as
Mayor, and the enterprizing young business
men of the town control the Board of AL
dermen, comprising NJ. V. Mobiles, Chas E.
Dexter, Alfred Day, &c.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

Two unoccupied frame dwellings, owned
by New Yor& millionaire, were stolen and
carried away few days ago. The propri-
etor excuses his folly in leaving such prop
erty exposed, by saying that captain of
police lived opposite the stolen houses and
he thought they were safe. The captain,
however, thinks he will catch the thieves
when they come for the lot !
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal. is
author of the following:
owe see that the sprightly, though naugh-
ty authoress, who calls herself George Sand.
has expressed herself very strongly in favor
of being burned after her death. If there is
truth in the Scriptures, we guess she will
have her wish"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

The SEcRErARY."-W We can have nc
controversy with the Secretary of the Court
House Meeting in reference to the proposed
political celebration on the 18th Of May. If
that young gentleman chooses to write, and
the Pioneer chooses to publish what ne
writes, it is no concern Of ours. Just at this
moment, we are after larger game.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

A LADY THAT "KNows THE RopEs."-
One of the young ladies that visited the U.
s. ship Portsmouth, the other day, who was
not supposed to have the slightest know ledge
OF nautical parlance, asked Captain Doran
why the aftermost sail was like tvrannical
mother. The gallant Captain scratched his
head over it awhile, and then {" guy it up
A" Because its spanker," modestly lisped
the important young miss.
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Dow, junior, in allusion to the exclusion
of many would-be church goers from the
sanctuary, by reason of high pew rents in
our fashionable churches, remarks: "The
reason why majority of you 60 to Belize
bub, is because you can't afford to go to
heaven at the present exorbitant prices"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

SAID Dinah to Sambo, as they were TAX
ing loving promenade, "What your pin
yOn bout de married life? tink it be dc most
happiness?'' "Well, I'll ye dat ar pend al
together how dey enjoy demselfs." Dinah
is feelosoEess.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

{" AN surprised that you should leave
me, Patrick" said the widow Pinch'em to
an ex-boarder, when set as good table
as any in town. "Och, ma'am, an yer ia
bile may be good enough, but never decent
bit do We put upon it, sure'
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

A WISCONSIN bachelor is said to have per-
petrated the following:
"Why is the bridegroom more expensive
than the bride2 Because the bride is al
ways giUen away, while the bridegroom is
usually SOLD"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

IT is said that nearly all the Chinese are
leaving California. ..- .....-
The Baltimore police, four hundred in
number, are to be uniformed.
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GOyERNOR,S PROCLAMATION.

ExEcrrIyE DEPARTMENT,
minnesota Territory.
An extraordinary emergency having arisen In the
of the Territory of Minnesota, requiring an extra
Of the Legislature for the purpose OF providing
hy holding Courts and for enacting such laws as
may be deemed necessary 10 enable the people to form
State Constitution preparatory to being admitted into
the Union State also for the purpose Of disposng
Of grant of lands made by the Congress Of the United
States at its aid the Territory of Mime
constructing certain designated railroads therein
the members Of the Council and House Of Representa-
tves therefore required to meet at St. Paul on Mon
day the 9th of April, 1857, at 10 o'clock on said day,
and take consideration the subjects above specified
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the Terri
tory, this 10th day of March. lS5'.
W. A. GORMAN.
BY the Governor:
J. TRAVIS RossER, Secretary, ". 7.
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NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS COMFY
ESTABLISHED IN 1871
Connecting with American Express Co.,

me sale aid specay Transportation OF Money
Valuable and Light Freight Collection and Payment Of
Notes. Drafts Bills and Accounts, and all the business OF
General Express Forwarding.
Our WINTER ARRANGEMENTS are now complete We
shall between St. Paul and Dubuque Express tri
weekly, with four horse conveyances, u 8. Mail time
and will undertake to freight over our routes the
rate of a Ton Daily,
We have good, trusty and experienced men for Mes
sengers-Iron Safes at night Stations all possible
recau.ion taken for the security money vauabes
Arrangements for Winter of 1867:
An Express will be dispatched from st. Paul. as follows
For THE EAsr.-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ST. ANTHONY AND MISNEAPoIIs.-Tuesday and Thfdays
SALTWATER AND HUDsoS.-Monday and Thursdays
J. c. BURBANK 4 CO.,
Office foot of Jackson Street.
St. Paul, December 4, 1s56-dawy
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ROCKFORD. ILL.,, March q.

hOCkFOKD, IT., MarCII 1I'
Alfred Countryman, who shot Sheriff Tay-
Tor last fall, was hung at this place to-day, at
quarter past two. Over ten thousand per-
sons were present. He was attended by
Elder Crews.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

~ Notice is hereby given, that a Meet
ing Of the Republican Territorial Central Committee will
ne held for the transaction Of business, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ of the oath day of April next at the Fuller House
in the CITY of St Paul C. D. GlLFILIAN,
March A. 1s5, Chairman pro tenn
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

iers and nrmities Of youth and maturity resulting
powers observations marriage. its duties and dis
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and physi.
oogy and diseases Of the reproductive organs Of both
sexes their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise the duties and casualties
of single and married lfe-happy and fruitful alliances
mode Of securing theninelictous nfertile ones
their obviaton and removal-important hints those
contemplating matrmony, that will objections
to it none, however, should take this important step
without first consulting Its pages commentaries on the
diseases and medical treatment of females from infancy
to de Ass each case graphically illustrated by beautiful
by process at o,s1 simple, safe and enectual that
failure is impossible rules for daily management an
safer and successful mode o; treatment; precau
tonary hints on the injury resulting from empirical
ton with main and simple niles bv which ali nerson.
cure themselves without mercnry-remedies for
those selfn6icted zniseres and disappointed hopes
unfortunately prevalent in the young 1t is truthful
adviser to the married. and those contemplating mar
rage Its perusal is particularly recommended to per-
.ons secret doubts Of their physical cond
health, happiness and privilege to which every human
being entitled to. Price IS cents per copy copies
the Uni+ed States.
N. B-Those who prefer may consult DR.. La Croix
upon any 81 the diseases upon which his book treats
in the short space Of six days. and completely and en-
trey eradicate all traces Of those disorders which
pavia and cubebs have long been an antote to the
ruin of the health of the patient His French Secret
is the great continental reedy fer that class of disor
ders which unfortunately physicians treat with mercury
to the rretrevable destruction Of the patients constt
ton and which all the sarsapars in the world cannot
cure.
DIR. La Crooks medicines are free from all minar.,
posons, and put up In neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express Mail, and may be taken IN
public or private house or while travelling, without ex
posture to the most intimate friend room or him
draDce from business study and Mt change
in the diet necessary Medicines to any part Of
secured from observation. Office removed from No IS
Beaver Street, to VI, Maiden Lane, Broadway,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

Lsr IT DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD, that the closing Of
Land o:hces does not prejudice the right cfpreemp.
tioa an the least.
The Rail Road Grant, In its terms respects all pre-
emptions made. rP TINS ROADS ARE ACTUALLY
LOCATED. After the location, pre-emptors excluded
from pre-empting odd numbered sections only, within
six miles either side of the roads as located.
The closing Of the Land Ohces operates ben.Htfo
The poor for extends the time within which he Is
required to prove up and pay for his land.
The closing of the Land Offices intended TO operate
IN those Districts only where large bodies Of public lands
subject private entry. II done to prevent
-pecuars from taking up all the public lands along the
line OF the proposed roads but repeat the right OF
presumption is not thereby affected until the roads
actually located.
The Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE could
not If would. 10 anything 10 impair the rights of pre-
mi
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-11

II EGISTER OF DEEDS, 1SANTI CO.,
~ NJ. T.-Persons having business with me- will ana
me until further notice the Real Estate ONCE of
Slaughter, on Third Street, st. Paul.
mh24-n ALBERT Il. MERRICK, ReRister
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MINNESOTA FRUIT and ORNAMEN-

NTINNESOTA FRUIT and ORNAMEN-
Vl tai TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES. PG,NIAS, DALI
LAS PHLOxEs, GREENHOUSE PLANTS AND SEEDs-We have
hand the largest and best stock of Trees and
Plants offered above Dubuque. including Apples,
Pears Pums, Cherries Grapes Currants Gooseberres,
Raspberries Strawberries Pie Plants, Asparagus, &c.
In the Ornamental Line furnish choice Ever
green's Naples Ems, Mountain Ash, Popars, Abeos,
Snowbas, Llacs, Towering Almonds, Syrneas, Honey
suckes over 100 kinds Of Roses 10 good varieties PhoX
20 kinds Pcenias Gladolus Lilies, and many other her.
baceous plants. Our Greenhouse is well supplied
sith monthly Roses, Geraniums Verbenas, &C., OF a
Young and vigorous growth taken from cold frames after
our old stock was in December last For bloom
ing they much better than old plants Nearly every
article we offer has grown in grounds from to
five years. that they really worth two three
times much those just imported besides only
the Trees and Shrubs that are hardy at
Rochester and other places East win endure our climate
Orders may be sent trough the Post Office, left at
our establishment near the Halfway House, on the ST.
Anthony Road. All kinds of Fruit Trees Shrubs Plants
in Potts. together with Garden and Flower Seeds will be
kept at Agricultural and Seed Store of j. B. Holmes
on Third Street. who will also receive orders for the
Groyeland Garden and Nursery.
ND
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DnIvATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON

L I II + r II 3 IOIOUICAI
VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By DE-.
LA CRoIx, NJ. D., Albany, New
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Plain and Col0red Autographs
and Plates, sent free Of postage to
all parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and contain
ing nearly double the quantity OF
reading matter in that Of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications
1t treats on the Physiology .of
MarriaUa aud tho socrot d;eor
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NJ. FORD.

IN and Retail Dealers in Stoves Tin. Ware. Hard
ware, Ho!low-ware Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, Lead.
Nails Pows Axes, Hoes Spades, Picks ShoveIs Scythes
Grain Cradles, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters and Farming
Implements generally, Window Glass and Sash, Manila
Rope, &C. Particular attention paid Jobbing in Sheet
Iron and Copper at the corner Of Exchange and Saint
Anthony Streets, St. Paul, Minnesota
SA1NT PAUL IRON STORE.-NICOLS,
- and BERKEY, Wholesale Dealers in Iron. Nais
Steel Flows, Axes, Anvis, Vices, Bellows and Heavy
Hardware generally. Also, Printing Paper, Window
stones Pittsburgh Coal, &C., wabashaw Street. st. Paul.
Minnesota. ~ Agents for Herring Proof
safes. ianQl
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q. d. HENDERSON.

"HOLESALE GROCER, and Dealer in Choice IL
w quors and Segars, offers for sale the for
merry occupied BY c. Mayo Co., Third Street, the
pest largest and cheapest stock Of Groceries yet
brought to st. Paul. which will be sold at the advance Of
freight from Chicago prices to the Trade.
L>RESH TEAS.-2O0 u chests Young Hyson Tea, 100
Il do. Imperial and Gunpowder, 100 do Black, 300
Caddies Young Hyson, 100 do Gunpowder, 100 do I'm
peria Is do Black at prices varying from ~ to - cents
for sale by g. u. HENDERSON.
TTNOBACCO-2OO boxes Cavendsh, Citron Fig, Natural
i Leaf Tvist Pound, Half Pound and Tens, Ander-
sons Smoking Tobacco, loose and In papers, for sale BY
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NTANKATO CITY.-The Undersjgned.
lvl will procure Warranty Deeds for title to prom.
ery in the above City, for those who are entitled to the
UPON application to him at his Office or by man.
GEORGE w. CUMMINGS,
General Land Agent, Mankato,
ebl3-daw8m Mankato, Blue Earth Co., NJ T.
GARDEN sEEDS.-WE HAVE JUST
~ received by Exfress, large supply of fine FRESH
SEEDS, which Offer for sale by the box single
naper DAY jerks, Cor. Third and Cedar SITS.
INVISIBLE WHITING FLUID.---A Re-
L cipc for making the celebrated Paris Hair Invgo-
iator" Recipe for making the celebrated Invisible
Writing Fluid" Recipe for making the celebrated
Silver Plating Fluid and Instructions IN yentros
with 5ut few hours practice, plainly written, and sent
to address, the receipt of Is cents Persons send
ing 81 will receive the right to sell again the instructions
and recipes Address H. A. Sanford, box No. 80 Shake.
pee Post OA6ce, NJ T. mh21-v1m
LUMBER LUMBER!
WE have recently puu chased the Steam Saw NH
w at Lakeland aud put II In good repair, and are
now manufacturing al! kinds Of Lumber and have n
band large quantity which we will sell low for ca sf
All orders promptly attended 10.
July 5-wim HAYWOOD, YOUNG h CO.
frost Il RILEY, WHOLESALE Neal.
IL FRS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Roberts
St. bet 4th and 9th, St. Paui.-HaviDg made arrange
mens my old business by the opening of na
cation associated with II. RILEY we wouId socit ,h
attention of those dealing in Groceries and Provsons
the largest and best selected stock of goods CIR
brought to this market, purchased at the very lowest
figure, snd will sell at the lowest market price hv the
package. Our business will be exclusively Wholosala
and will ce<0pete with any other House in the CITY AS to
quality or price. Please call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
). FROST. (mar14-daw) J. r. RILEY
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CHOICE IIoUORs-Brandies, Gin, st. Croix Rum
u schnapps, Wines, Port, Port Juice, Old Dry Port
MADEIRA, BisckberTy and Ginger Wines, for sale BY
8, D. HENDERSON,.
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J. TRAVIS RossER, Secretary, ". T.
IAN papers in the Territory please publ
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND
Il Ireland and Continental Europe. For sale by
nov19, 1S55-tf IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY.

st. Paul, January 2S-dawy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

DRowNED.-A man named John
Hagan was drowned last Saturday evening
while bathing in the river. near the bridge
He is stone mason by trade, and has been
engaged the present season on the New
Pennsylvania House. Yesterday about
noon his body was found near the levee,
and was identified by the proprietor Of the
City Bakery, with whom he had been board
ing He leaves o family Of Eve children
who are residing in the country. The body
was taken in charge BY the Deputy Mar
shall.
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New Yogk vtems Monument 70 oeneral
Wsyns-vssznout Democracy.


Wayne-vemout Democracy.
New York. July II.
The Metropolitan Police Commissioners
are now in full possession Of the station hou-
ses, telsgraphs. and all the paraphernalis Of
the old force. excepting the fundA
Dorcey, the noec0 who murdered the girl
IN the SIXTH Ward some time ago, WAS hung
to-day In the Toombs yard
The member 81 d. Cheevers Church
held . meeting last evening, for the pur-
pose q bearing protest from the displaced
deacoas, against the recent action in relation
- them. -s-
The pfotest.wss read ordered 20 Be
placed % ~ fssssd Of the church. A
eonniteee ee I've We sppoistsd 70 con.
cider ~ protest end report theeoof.
h GsIeoeGa6oo q u 70eh oooivseso-
y Of w. stesning u Stony Point, took
place yesterday q Stony Point. The
corner etoee Of . nosanseG to bs sssc-
ted o. IT, opee, 70 ~ nsoosy Of Gen.
Wsyoe so9 hie eomsadee, was laid With
appsopeia1o 0eseoie eeromouiee.
TAsee Weee - many - 10000 people
peeoeoe A61peeses wsge made By Hon.
4. &. Restss, Bsoj. Butler and others.
The vssnsat Dsn. STATE Oonveetion
ssssnblsd q Ratlssd yesterday and
eouieeted Willie Ly0aas Of Baslingten
tor Lieutenant Govssuos, end J. W.
Thnrseoo, Of Aoatpslise, for Treasurer.
Resolutioas were adopted sustaining
the policy Of the Buchanan Admiuistre-
tion, approving Of the Drsd Scott dscis'
loo, approving he eourss OF Gov Wal.
kse il Keosas, educating rhs repeal Of
The prehibitory liquor Law.
a rssolutiea Of respect TO the memory
OF WIN. L. Marcy, Ne also adopted.
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az Acres Pine Timber Lana Ier sale

rNHR subscriber will sell valuable tract OF heavy
i Timber Land Of so sores In Wisconsin, sltaate1
near ST. Croix Pals, on Wsolf River, and runnins
back on small Lake, being on the section iine.-
tiful locations In the West village 10 nov springna
up In the Immediate vtcleity, and The land VIII do
well ~ lay ont In village lots. 0aw Mn y beine
erected this beautiful stream within few rods Of
this land; the above land y very cheap q - per
aero. Also 10I acres Pine Timber Land Of tho drst
quality, On the banks Of the Chippeway, where ths
logs can Be easily aoaaed down into the Miaasstpp
70 market. Ths above property will be sold ct bar
gain; said lard 10 free and clear from I'll incunbr.
ance. Terms Dasy. For further paucalass eupuirs
Of The euoecstbsr, No. 8 LsClaire Bow.
Aes1ettf l.. l. H0LOOlfl,
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Cackltng Hon.

We have been threstsned by Cdekli.g
Hen with the laying Of big putrid egg, "a
be deposited in the Gazette. for this morning;
which, aCakiiag Hen afIirms to be set of
for the public notice Of her Auttering at the
Republican Convention.
In view Of this threat, We have closed ell
our doors and windows. and purchased 4
barrel Of the ehlorid oflime, 70 keep out the
odor which 10 expected to exhale from the
egg! Let the public keep tight hold Of
their olfaetories as they pass by the Oezests
Office, for this hot weather, It viii not do
to inhale such . stencil g Caekiisg Hen
threatens TO create!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

SHOOTING AFrAIRs.-Since the ex'
piration Of the Bird Law, We notice strong
propensity among boys and men to try
their luck in shooting birds As far as
heard from the luck has not been extensive.
The pleasure derived from tramping about
in the sun. squirting after birds. must be q
minus quantity
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

NoRrH WESTERN REvIsw.-This Is
the title Of q new monthly publication just
issued in Keokuk, edited and published BY
II. II. Bedding. and u devoted entirely to
the commercial and real estate interests Of
this section Of this country. We take plea
sure in recommending it to the public as .
safe and reliable statistical journal, and
trust It viii be we'll patronissd 1t Is pub
lished in pamphlet form and contains q
pages Of reading matter. Terms q PEI
year in advance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

The tide Of emigration has somewhat
abated during the late hot weather, but
there is few coming over every day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

We heard of numerous instances
Saturday Of sickness occaaioned by over ex-
ercise in the sun. The extreme heat now
being experienced in these parts should be
observed by those whose occupation calls
them to work out Of doors.