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CRATES. CRATES! CRATES!
.MSSs R. CH0Ce

TTAS Just arrived direct from New Tsrk, and opened
III rooms a. No. i57 Main street. Cs door South OF
Dr.. Shank's, with all the new designs OF. CLOAkS,
MANTILLAS, BASQUES, sc Particular attention given
70 LADIES' and in all cases a perfect 1t
guaranteed. Several Apprentices wanted. nov2S-lm
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Early One Prize to every Nine Tickea
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Plan Of Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

Thirty thousand Numbers corresponding with those on
thtTlckets are placed In enc Wheel. The Prizes are
placed in another Wheel. A number Is drawn from the
number wheel, and at the same time q Prize Is drawn
from the other Wheel. The Prize drawn is placed against
the Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until AL
the Prizes are drawn out
In ordering Tickets enclose the money 70 our address
for the Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they will be
forwarded BY frst mail.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Once, County and STATE.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
Es Al Prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drswing-other Prizes az the usual tine OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
SS- Prize Tickets csshed or renewed In other Tirkets
at either ONCE.
Addres orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets either to
s. SWAN d CO., Atlanta. Ga, or
decls s. SWAN, MONTGOMERY. Ala.
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CHARTER OAK.

CHARTER OAK
THE celebrated circulating, hot-ar tue Cooking
@Stove, which is acknowledged by ali who have used
kzzV them TO be superior to any Stove now in use. This
eStove has three important features, which gives its
decided advantage over Al others:
First, IL consumes less wood.
Second, its fues are so constructed as 70 insure 9 bet
ter draught than is possible TO obtain In any other
Stove.
Third, the heat circles around the oven In such a man.
ner - necessarily to produce an uniformity OF tempers-
ture in every part OF il.
These advantages have obtained for this Stove a popu-
lsrity unparalleled.
Kept constantly on hand, and for sale, with every kind
Of Cook, Once and Church Stoves. by
GEO. ". sAFPARRANs,
decl-dlm 90 Front Row.
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&. y. CLARK 4 o..
DIssOLUTTON-

OK the LIST June, 1856, the arm heretofore existing be-
" tween p. Il. CLARK and A. G. wURzACH was dis
solved BY MUTUAL consent. ?. II. CLARK Is charged with
the settlement of the business OF the late nrm Of r. n.
Cisrk = &c. n. h. CLARK.
A @. WURZBACH.
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30, 900 Tickets--3,2S0 Prizes!
More than One Prize to Every Ten
Tickets.
NOVEL SCHEME,
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

also prizes amounting RECOMMENDATIONS
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, s5;
Quarters, 81 so.
The hrst two hundred and sixteen Prizes are decided in
the usual manner
Three thousand Prizes Of $40 viii be determined BY the
last figure OF the number that draws the S4f 600 Prize.
For example, IL the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize
ends with No. D., then all the Tickets where the number
ends In l viii be entitled to so. II the Number ends
with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends
In 2 viii be entitled to $40, and so on &c 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets, 90
10 Half q $1,000. 30 90
" 10 Quarter ..... IS 90
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates either to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlantis, Ga, or
s. SWAN, MONTGOMERY. Ala.
decIs s. SWAN Rox 200, Mobile, Ala.
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WsHOTeaNER Trade.

HTE can offer great Inducements In Millinery Goods,
w Bonnets. Ribbons. Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Embroideries, and Cloaks and Naniiliss, as We manufac-
ture them ourselves, and import The Above Goods direct
from France. <. BAklNDS = co.
sa1Rs 23s Main street.
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Attention, HOnsekeeDefs!

LIVERY variety Of nne and common Fursiture, Chairs,
e Carpets, Curtain Goods, Floor OIL Cloths, Tzhss on
Cloths Mattresses. &c, ne, can be had a. cheap or
calling - the mammoth establishment or
4 co..
nsvlS 17 Main stress.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
----l AD nnA AAA
CORN MEAL.

DOGERr & WITT are now prepared TO furnish the city
ID and vicinity with
Fresh Corn Meal,
nom their NH on Wolf river, lust above the bayou.
They are also grinding for toll. Market price g1lbe pald
IN cash for CORN, delivered at the Nm.
Their LATH MILL IL also In complete Operations. an
they are prepared to ali all oEdsss en- short notice.
tuiyia-tf
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no RLACKSMITHS.
To CARPENTERS.

A o stock Of Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Hammers,
n Stocks and Dyes, and Horse Shoe Nails, on hand and
for sale Iot1. @. W. SAFFARRANS.
dec4-dlm
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~ Office.


TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform The pub
Il lie that he has taken charge % the Male School near
Forest Hill Seminary, where he hopes by unremi.ting At
tention TO the dulles OF his profession to merit a small
share OF the public patronage. To q thorough Collegiate
education, in one OF the first Colleges o. our land, he
unit ; a large experience as teacher Of youth. Young
men viii BE- thoroughly fitted for College, or the active
duties Of life. Good board can he rad in respectable pri-
vate families al eight dollars per month The place is Of
convenient access, Icing on the lire Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. Students viii leave the cars at
Forest i'm Station, where they will readily Gnd the
school by inquiring at the Female Seminary
JAMES VOORHEES,, Principal.
Re(ersnces-Rev. B. Miller, Principal Female Semina-
nary at Forest Hill; II. Owen, B. Cash. V. Bauguss NJ.
Neville, + W. Kinney, W. T. Bette, s. Reid, J. YanGis,
J. Bogus, s. A. Aescham, Mr.. Coldwell and B. Owen.
dAc5-3m
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e. %
Refined Sheet and shred ISinglaSS.

nor BLANC NANCE, TABLE JELLIEs, &C. A
Il prime article for Confecfioners, Hotels, and Family
use. To be obtained, with directions for using, OF the
principal Grocers and Druggists throushont the United
States. PETER COOPER,
Rov2a2n New York,
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Advance on Cotton in TraRstitu
TN
GEO & BRO
WANTED.
From Memphis to Grenada


NEW DAILY Of f~our-hOrse Post Coaches from
N Memphis to Grenada, rio Pamela, Oakland, and Pres
ton. sixty miles the shortest AMI hest route from Men,
phis 10 Grenada, through in sixteen hours; distance 1O5
miles-thirty-sevcn miles by Railroad. Through tickets
can be had at the General Railroad and Stage Once, un-
der the worsham House. Fare 81 90.
M~cALEXANDER g. ODELL,
novj-iaw3m Proprietors.
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A COMPLETE assortment OF Carpenters Tools on
n hand. The attention Of Carpenters Is especially
called 70 them. @. W. SAFFARRANS.
dael dfm
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sMNSSC! sMlESEC!
DROF. P. RIvINAC would respectfully announce to the
Il citizens OF Memphis and vicinity, that be will give
instruction on the Piano and Guitar. Alss, would state
that he will Tune and Repair Pianos, h~elOdeons, etc. In
tire Satisfaction will be given.
Those wishing TO take lessons will please apply at Alex
snder x Whites Music and Book store.
ThOss wishing to purchase q good Piano, Just call On
him, and he will select you the best IN the city.
REFEREECE-Dr. Turner, r.. S. TaiaferO Dr.. VIZ
Rogers, H.. 5. Bradford. Dr.. ~TaiiAferO, J. L Winfield,
Rev. J. Rogers. Eason Jones, Brownsville, Tenn.
NJ a.
TAKE great pleasure m Recommending Mr.. P. RI
YINAC 10 the citizens Of Memphis, and part culsriy 10
my friends, as one Of the hrst Teachers in the South, znt
hope you will ratronize him in his line Of business, As be
gives entire satisfscIioD. Respectfully,
noV26 nARBIERE.
Enquirer copy.
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Clerks sale.

$780,
>. c Clark, wm. and MARTIAL
Couch G. sndA c. Hunt,
Lat - - go Petition q psrte 70 sci
$50 - 81. S. land and SlsTes for
and n. Street. heirs ani dis
~tributees q Ge0Tgc Clark,
deceased.
DT virtue Of = Decree % the County Court q Shelby
ID County, a. the December Term, 1856. in the above
cause, ] viii o1er a. public sale 20 the highest BIDDER, on a
credit Of six months, a. The Dep0tia Germon.OWn, "a
Saturday, January 10, 1857,
the following property, belonging - the estate q George
CLARK, deceased:
One Vacant Lot, No, II, i'm Ger
manfOWus
fronting about 20 ysras on the PisnkrUad, and c0ntHBjng
0ne and . half acres, more or less.
And the following Saves, TO wit: LEWIS, a No. !
v~heelWuEht, aged about 81 years; ABRAHAM. q No. I
blscksmith, aged about . years, and REUBEN, = likely
Mulatto Boy, aged is years.
dec9-tds JOHN p IRRELEVANT, Clerk.
Petition to Sell Real Estate TO
Pay Debt.
Benz. wright. Admtnistrator, %. iona. WTshf, ST.,
Robert, william Samuel, Martha, Hannah sndJHmes
Wright.
ny virtue OF . Decree q the County Court o. Shelby
ID county. December Term, 1856. in this cause, ! will
offer At public sale, % the highest bidder, On the premises.
o1 January 81, 1856, LOts No 81 and s., as
designated on the Batture, q compromise plan Of the city
Of Memphis, occupying q very eligible business location
on the North side OF Centre Landing, On which lot now
stands Badgers MmFsctory.
fourth cash. and balance in equal install
ments 81 6, Il and IS months, bearing interest from date,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security.
deo5-tds Up IRRELEVANT. Clerk.
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Clerks sale of Valuable City
DEnnarfE-

Clerks sale Of Valuable City
Property.
Frazer Titus, Louisa Y. Nelson0 E~p,r,a pa.,.fo, n
and Stith NJ. Nelson, minors, ssIi Rs,l pst,te tT-
BY their guardian and next Sjvisiea ~
friend. J. n. PrOvine-
nURSUANTtO a Decree OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
L County, rendered at the September Term, 1856, in
the shove cause. / viii, on
SATURDAY, THE ID or JASgART, 1887,
on the premises. in the city Of Memphis, psooeed 10 sell C
the highest bidder, . valuable Lot Of Ground being part
OF L0ts l3s, 1871 and lSS, fronting - feet l = inches on
Exchange Square. and running back east l+SA feet 70
Main street, in the city OF Memphis, county Of shelby and
State OF Tennessee.
TRIMS OF SALE.-One-fhird cash; balsnce on a credit
Of one and tao years, In equal instruments. Purchaser
10 execute bond security for the unpaid purchase money,
and q lien will be retained on the Lot untD anal payment
IS made.
Nevertheless, said Lot will be offered az private sals
mon the above terms, until the above time. when, 10 Z
suitable purchaser Is not found, said Lot viii be sold a.
Aforesaid. For particulars, call on Frazer Titus, J. N
PrOvine, or me.
noT23 N D. L. STEwART. CLERK. sc.
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CORN AND WHEAT MILLS.

CORN AND WHEAT MILLS.
TNHOSE who are IN want Of Portable Mills for horse,
Il steam or water power. or Burr AflstOnes ~ every
size, and best quality, are invited 10 call AZ my Factory,
Nhere they are made which are second to none IN the
United States. Ny Horse Mills will grind from six TO ten
and eleven bushels good meal per hour; and ! can fully
substantiate tn assertion. / guaranty satisfaction In
all cases I refer TO a few a. the merchants IF the city
high character they bear.
+. Lane & CO., Graham & Hill,
Jones, Brown & Co., J. G. Grinhng 4 Bro,
z. N. AppersOn \ Co., StrattOn, AeDsvitt g. Co.,
Sample, Mitchell g. Co.
All orders addressed 10 me direct, or through mer-
chants, shsll have prOnp attention. Factory on Poplar
street, adjoining City Mills, near the river, Memphis,
Tenn. WIN. BADGER,
darTaoa
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WATT G.

WATT &. BRADFORD.
4 n DOZ. CruciBes, Nos. IS 10 30;
- IS Circuis. Saws. IS 10 GO inches;
800 bbls. Newark Cement;
200 " Plaster Paris;
ACocd stock Of Gum Boiling;
Piles Of a superior quality, all sizes;
French Burr Mill Stones, all sizes;
Alarre lot superior Betting Cloth;
For sale low at the Union Foundry, Poplar street.
unv1Q
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ESTABLISHED 4
TCHES,

Our assortment in this important branch Is kept fu
BY frequent receipts Of all the new styles, whether
foreign or domestic production.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-19

ARE YOU SICK?-Then you cant be cured too
soon. Don't delay until your complaint is in
durable, and then mourn when it is too late.
Four fifths of all the diseases which people the
churcbyards, might be cured by Ayers Ca
tharctic Pills, if taken in season. Don't go
dragging through the Spring, faint. sleepy and
listlcss, because your blood is loaded with bile.
Don't wear the Headache, Heartburn, and
their kindred disorders, because your stomach
is foul. Don't parade yourself around the
world covered with Pimplcs, Blotches, Ulcers,
Sores and all or any of the unclean diseases OF
the skin because your system wants cleansing.
Don't show yourself about, lean, hagsard, all
caved in, because your stomach and bowels
need strengthening into healthy action. Ayers
Pills set these things right as surely as water
quenches fire. They purify the body and
blood, and restore their functions into healthy
activity which you can feel as quick as they
are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder of this age, recognized by all who
know their virtues, and many thousands know
them. Take the CHERRY PICTORIAL for a
Cough, and the PILLS for all arrangements re-
quiring purgativc medicine.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.-And sol,
by Hildreth & Carver and Fessendcn Co
st. Charles, Iowa.
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VOL. I.

FROM KANsAs.-Thc st. Louis Re-
publican contains long communica-
ton, by B. w. Jones, a resident of Le-
compton, relative to recent affairs in
Kansas. Also Gov. Geary's letter,
and Shcrrod's reply, together with the
action of the Committee of judiciary
in the Legislature on the matter, and
the testimony taken before Judge Cato
on the examination of Jones, for stab
bing Sherrod.
The version now presented differs
somewhat from previous reports. The
communication casts much blame on
Gov. Gcary, and the Committee on Jul
dietary likewise censurc his action.
Jones, who was held to bail in $4,000,
sas abscOnded.
A letter to the Republican dated
Westport, Feb, 26, says, that at a
meeting of citizens at that place, res
olutions were passed to resist every
effort and every movement intended
or calculated to produce troubles sim
liar to those of last year extending
hospitality and welcome to emigrants
from all sections of the country, and
plcdging themselves to let the laws of
Kansas and Missouri punish all viola
tons of the law,
The Santa Fc mail arrived at West,
port on the 26th ult. The party met
no difficulty on the route excepting
from high streams and deep mud.
The general news is unimportant
1t is considered certain that Indian
Agent Dodge was killed by the Apach.
cs. All was quiet at Fort Bent.
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u Office.

District Court Of Floyd County, Iowa, June
Term, 1857.
Nathan " Smith VS. Luztta \. Smith The
heirs of John Kcrns and AlHlna i. kcrns,
whose names are unknown the heirs Of Will
iamW. Smith, whose names are unknown.
TYNHE Defendants in the above entitled cause
i who have been returned mot found, are
hereby notified that on the Sth day of Nuvcm-
Der, 4. ID. 1886, the said plaintiff commenced
his suit against you and filed petition III said
cause claiming of You the PARTITION OF the fol-
lowing described premises, to wit The north
half of the south east quarter of section No.
nineteen, township ninety-sevcn north OF
range sixteen west containing eighty acres, he
the same more or less, situate i'll said Floyd
county; and that unless you appear and an
swer thereto on or before the morning of the
second day of said term of said court, (Which
said term of said court will commence on the
first Monday in June. A. ID. 1857, Il decree
will he rendered against you thereon in accor-
dance with the prayer of petitioner.
J. Y. w. MONTAGUE,
Clerk of District Court of Floyd Co., Iowa.
NOBLE ODELL, Solicitors for Complainant.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1857.
STATE OF Iowa, FLOYD COUNTY.
Edward Vaughn In District Court
VS.. T in ana Tor sald

STATE OF Iowa, FLOYD COUNTY.
VS.. in and for said
Samuel b. Pearson. Floyd County.
TO SAMUEL b. PEARSON:
Pursuant to an order of the Judge of said
District Court made at the June term thereof,
A. d. 1856. you are hereby notified that on
the 25th day of February, A. ID. 1856, no.
ticc was placed in the hands of the Sheriff of
said Floyd County, notifying you that there
was then on file in the Office of the clerk of
the said District Court petition of Edward
Vaughn, claiming of you the sum of $3.50
with ten per cent interest on S1Sj,Ol of said
sum claimed from September ODD, A. ID. 1854,
and six per cent. interest on $50 90, the re-
mainder of said sum, from July both, A. d.
1858, as money due from you to the said Ed
ward Vaughn, on due bill executed by you
to William r. Hazard, dated July both, A. d.
1853. for $4,000, and three promissory notes,
executed by you to the said Edward Vaughn,
each for $6I ,68 dated 22d of September, A.
ID. 1854, and payable one in four, one in eight,
and one in twelve months from date, with ten
per cent. interest per annum from date. That
said petition is sworn to and asks that a writ
of attachment may be issued against your prop
erty. &c. which notice was returned at the
June term of said District Court. A. ID. 1856,
by the said Sheriff, :" Not Found And that
the following described property, has been d'l-
ly attached by the said Sheriff, as your proper
ty. to wit The southeast quarter of section
thirty-six 800 in township ninety-six (96)
north, range nineteen 90 west of the fifth
principal meridian, and being one hundred and
sixty 900 acres more or less, situate in the
County of Ccrro Gordo, in the State of Iowa
And you are further notified that unless you
appear and answer to said petition on or be-
fore the second day of the next term OF the
said District Court, to be holden in said Floyd
County, commencing on the third Monday at
ter the third Monday in May, a. ID. 1857,
Judgment will be rendered against you for the
whole amount, claimed in said petition with
interest us therein stated and costs of suit.
J.v. w. MONTAGUE, tai's Court ''rt Of Of
Floyd Co., Iowa.
G. G. REINIGER, Atty. for Pltf.
Dated st. Charles, Feb. %, \. ID. 1857.
lwOf
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CmcAGo.-John Wentworth was
elctcd on the 3D. inst. Mayor of Chica-
go by 100 majority. The whole Re.
publican ticket was elected by large
majority.
There was considerable fighting in
the Tenth Ward, and two men were
killed.
George Armour, of the firm of Nun
ger & Armour, who was injured in the
fight in the Seventh Ward yesterday
died this morning.
The Messenger of the Marine Bank
of this city, while settling balance
at the Exchange Bank yesterday, was
robbed of a bag containing $4,000. Nc
clue to the robber has been discovered
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-19

FROM EUHopE.-Thc Persian difficult
ty, which, few days since, appeared
in fair way of settlement, has taken
an unexpected and unfavorablc turn,
Fcrouk Khan, the Persian Envoy, hav-
ing suddenly ceased negotiations with
the British Minister at Paris, and will
not come to London.
The Russians have assumed the war
in the Caucasus, and are reported to
have received large ccssion of terri
tory from Persia.
The London Morning Advertiser as
serts that the government is in poses
sion of a despatch, announcing the to-
tai destruction of the city of Canton
by the British.
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n otice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified vo-
~ tiers of Floyd County that the following
question will he submitted to vote at the
next April election. to be held in the several
Townships in said County on Monday the 9TH
day of April, A. ID. 1857.
Section |. Every owner or owners of Swine
or Sheep shall retain his, her or their swine
and sheep from running at large in said Floyd
County: and in the event of a failure so to do,
shall he liable to and for the damages done by
said swine or sheep, to he recovered by an ac-
ton of trcspass by the party injured.
Section ,. That any person may take pos
session of any swine and sheep found running
at large in said county, and give notice there
of to any Constable in said county, who shall
have power, and il is hereby made his duty to
sell such swine or sheep at public out cry to
the highest bidder, for cash, upon giving ten
days notice Of the time and place of sale by
posting the same in writing in three public
places in the Township where such swine
or sheep were found at large, or doing DANA
ges, the proceeds of which sale after payment
of costs. damages and charges for keeping,
shall be paid into the county treasury to be ap
piled to the use of the county until legal proof
be made to the County Judge of said county
hv the person or persons claiming such proper
tv to be his. hers or theirs, whercupon the
said County Judge shall order said amount to
be paid out of any moneys in the hands of the
Treasurer not otherwise appropriated: Provi-
ded that the owner, or any person for him,
shall on or before the day Of such sale. pay all
| the damage done by such animals and the
costs and charges thus far made. The Con-
stable or person having charge Of such swine
or sheep is hereby required to release said
swine or sheep TO the person making such pay
ment and application upon satisfactory proof
being made of ownership.
| Section 5. The fees of the constable under
this law and act shall be the same Us upon sale
| of like property on execution.
Section t. Any resident of said Floyd Coun-
| ty sustaining damage by any swine or sheep in
said county. shall have Il lien on auch swine
or sheep, for such damage, and such swine and
sheep shall not be exempt from execution but
may be sold as herein before provided, or on
execution to pay said damage together witt
compensation for keeping such swine ant
sheep, or either of them, and the costs.
Section 5. This act and law to take eftc
and be in force from and after the LIST day o
June, A. ID. 1857.
Those voting in favor of the proposition
shall have written or printed on their ballot
- Swine and Sheep free commoncrs, Yes.
Those voting against the proposition shall
have written or printed on their ballots
''Swnc and Sheep free Commoners, No.
A. l.. COLLINS, County Judge
st. Charles, Iowa, March,, 1857. 26w
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Miscellaneous Books.

DOZENS by Moore, Hemans, Milton, Young
l. and others.
Rayard Taylor's Works;
Mrs. Lee Hentz;
Hills of Shatemuc, by Miss Warner;
L. S. Arthur Works;
Gibbons Rome;
McCauley's and lIume's England;
Dick S Works;
Rollins Ancient History
,iosephrs;
Life of Washington;
E. Franklin;
=. Cromwell;
=. Napoleon:
Mary Queen of SCOTS;
=. Horace Greeley;
=. Maron;
=. Josephine:
=. j. q. Adams;
Hiawatha,
Pluri-Bustah:
Deserted Wife: Robert Graham:
Eoline; RetributiOn;
Magdalen Hepburn, the Wanderer;
and many others. For sale by
w. 4. FESSENDEN & co.