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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
u The people Of New Orleans are just
now enjoying the luxury Of green peas. New
corn In that vicinity 10 foot high.

q The people Of New Orleans are just
now enjoying the luxury Of green peas. New
corn in that vicinity 10 foot high.
q Professors Moore and Francis, Of Iowa
who rome months since, went OIL scientific
exploration to Ecuador, have lately been heard
from through the active assistance of Hon.
PhiIo White, United Stats Minister at Quito,
and Mr.. Cope, II. B. Ms Representative, the
assistance and countenance OF the government
OF Ecuador have been secured, and the Presi.
dent, General Robes, has organized scien-
tifc corps to accompany Professors Moore and
and the region which lies at the hesdw aters of
the Amazon within the territorial limits Of
Ecuador.
Two DAILiEs SroPPEp.-The Iowa Ctr
Republican and the Reporter Of the same city
have ceased to publish daily editions. An
experience Of nine months each convinced
them that il was losing business, and like
sensible men the Proprietors have gone back
to weeklies.
w II 10 stated that the draft Of the Fare
well Address Of Washington has been stolen
from the S.ate Department.
q The death Of Hon John L. Dawson, Of
Pa. who with Mr.. Buchanan and others, was
attacked with the singular disease at the Ma.
tional Hotel, Washington, il announced. Mr.
Dawson was leading Buchananite, and for
merly member Of Congress.
~An agricultural writer states that a solu-
ton Of salt, about As strong ~ sea water, will
destroy lice on apple trees, insects on cabbage,
prevent the ravages Of squash bugs. Pickle
will destroy lice Oh cattle.
Prot. Henry, the distinguished savan, and
head Of the Smithsonian Institute, testi6es
tt at he knows but one man among the scien-
ti6c men Of the United States, who 10 an in
fdel.
q Longfellow's Hlawatha has been trans
lated in to German.
u Maine in her spring election has shown
herself steadfast in the cause Of freedom.
q In accordance with the provisions Of
the act approved March 3, 1857, granting lands
to various railroads in the Territory Of Min.
nesota, the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has withdrawn, from sale and location,
until further notice, al the lands now in mar
ket west, together with . strip about thirty
miles broad east, Of the Mississippi river, with
the exception Of several townships north Of
the half-brsed Sioux Indian tract.
a. The annual lettings Of the great mail
route OF the United States il To take place on
the FIRST Of April.
The Keokuk Post says man was found
dead IN Cattaraugus, In that City, on Saturday
morning last. A Coroosr's inQusst wss bold
verdict, died IRON IN over desc q bed whisksy.
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WASHINGTON, March IS.


A. W. Austin has been appointed Collector
Of Boston, vice Peaslee. The friends Of Hol-
land were very sanguine to the last moment
and even now cannot admit his defeat. Wat.
son Freeman has been re-appoiated o. 8. Mar.
shall for the District OF Massachusetts,, and
Chas. L. Woodbury., U. 8. Attorney for Mass,
vice i!allett.
It is said Fletcher Webster, Surveyor Of the
Port Of Boston and Chas. B. Green. naval off,
GERS, will be re-appointed. The pressure on
the President from New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, has baen so severe a. to nearly
PROSTATE him, As he has admitted to his friends.
The Philadelphia appointments are still I'M
settled, and there have been fresh arrivals Of
petitions from that city to-day on business
connected with tho subject.
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We have books on the curiosities Of Liters-
turs and museums full Of natural curiosities,
but We are not aware that any che has ever
made collection Of the curiositiss Of politics,
Nevertheless It is rich subject and would well
repay any one who might undertake It. We
have latsly seen one which we think would
take the very fron. rank. The Rochester r.
~<yfesn, = Fillmore paper in giving the returns
Of town elections in the State Of New York,
crows Justify over the success in few towns
e what 1t calls the democratic American
ticket We do not regard II AL curiosity that
the Fillmore and Buchanan parties should fuse.
Thsy would do anything for the sake OF de-
fsaing the Republican Party and getting them
selves ,uto Office, but then the name IL 90 very
funny. Anslyze 1t and 1t 10 most rare Curl
osity. The American party proclaims among
j;s principles "wsr to the knife on Popery,"
"Amsricans shall rude Americs" &c. The
Democratic Party relies for lie chief strength on
the catholics and foreigners. Thirty nine ont
Of every huaArsd At The catholics, and nine
hundred and ninety nine out oS every 4sasand
~ the foreign catholics in the Country belong
70 the pemoeratic Party. Moreover the Deu,
ocrass were very recently In the habit Of cali
Ing the Americans set Of 'sdark lantern trr-
tors" "midnight eolspira. ,rs" and To-. like
And now thesstwo Parties come togasher. Jase
and form . ticket and call II a "Dsmoeratic
Amsrican ticket" It shows boy much the
Ausrican lead1rs care about the principles If
the American rarty. and also how much EOS
Demo,ratic Leaders core about the " Dutch and
Irish" "Demoersfic .4m.riesn.s Oh Pshaw.
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WoNr BE REMovrD.-Dr. Eads refuses to
give up his Office, agreeably to removal by
Gov. Grimes. He says be Is going TO stick to
II until his successor Is elected and qualified
That's just like the Black Democratic breed
However, we shall see who Is the strongest,
Dock. Eads or the Law Of Iowa. He may steal
the school money, and buy up the whole race
OF African editors with IT. but II 10 questions
BILE il he can steal the code Of Iowa and sue
cessfully defy the mandates Of his superior
oficers.-Gats City
T." Sally" said fellow to girl who
had red hair .keep away from me, Or you
will set me a6re."
"No danger Of that" was the answer, "you
are too green to burn"
Colonel Fremont 10 basily engaged In N. Y.
preparing the reports a his last three sxpsdi-
ticns for publication.
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IT OOk here farmersl did yon knew that sns-AaN tAs
IL labor Of putting In your be saved hy ~
Ing the above Planter.
WELL sirs IL II true, - hundreds weuid tsssily sAss
have used them. You ask how 10 this donse We EN-
tell you After your ground II broken sp, mara Il -
with marker. which win make or marks q unna
and mark on your ground both ways In this wsy yea
at least half Of the labor Of furrewias he
Planter will put the In any depth accessory be
surface. Thus the being planted In sAallsv fss
rows It viii not be 90 liable TO be washed away. Afs<e
your ground Il furrowsd OF good hand eaa plaas
from to 10 acres per day, which u ssviag e eos
mana labor, ct least, IN planting acres.
Refer to h. Devol. Rehiand Township ksfsssaess -
many others In this county who have used tAsa, esa
also be furnished by the suhscribers.
Fer sale BY LAWRENCE HARLAN,
no-lS4w 0ttuawa, IswA
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Special Notices.
Merchants GarglinE OH.

MerCn0Nt'S G0rSA1nH OIL.
This valuable medicine combinvs tle nee
essary qualities to entitIe It to public favsr.--
Long experience furnishes ample testimonv
thu as a Liniment adapted to meet the wiSts
and emergencies Of all classes, "Merehant's
Gargiing OIL" in ito appropriateness 10 both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it is recsived. Possessing In high de-
gree the properties OF an anodyns and rsstos-
alive, it bias wonderful influence over 1auy
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal &
attributable to the chemical combustion u
the choice ingredients Of which Il i GEN.
posed
agent for the sale OF this medicine q thAs
place. Sold also by druEgists and nsrehaAss
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale By nsdi-
cine dealers in all large towns. n3o.
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WASHINGTON March 10

WARRINGTON March IVth
VIM. Price has been appointed Postmaster
Of Chicago, vice Cook whose commission ex-
pires soon.
The Yoard Of Health have arrived ut the
conclusion that the sickness at the National
Hotel was caused by poisonous carnations
generated in sewers, cess pools and sinks about
the establishment.
The commissioners appointed to select site
for the new Naval Depot in Georgia rave re-
ported in favor OF st. Simon's Island . few
miles below Brunswick, Georgia.
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q James F. Wilson Esq. Of Fairfield has
been appointed by Gov. Grimes assistant Com
missioner OF the Demoins improvement. 1t
Is An excellent appointment.
J. Butler, Esq., Of Museatioe, has al
30 been appointed Agent to settle up Affairs
Of late Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
and take proper security Of those to whom the
school fund has besn losnsd, or prosecute the
claims before the courts.
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u We are very creditably informed that
the Des MONIES River Company purpose pros
ecuting the Improvement: under the old con-
tract and pay no attention to the late act by the
legislature, affecting said contract
II they do, they will have our wishes, and
we believe every friend Of the Improvement
Dem. Mirror.
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MrssINe.--Two wood-choppers, named
Graves living on "Little Island" two miles
below Burlington, have been missing since the
18th inst:-sAys the Gazette Of the 26th. II
is supposed. that they fell through the ice in
the river. leaving one Of them, wife to spend
ten sle~pless days and nights alone upon the
island. before any communication OF her wants
or griefs could be made known.
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MARROW ESCAPE We learn from the Ma.
rengo Visitor that r. B. Croft, returning from
Toledo with the mail on the 2Sth ult came
very near losing his horses, hack and life in
Walnut Greek. He was rescued with much
difficulty, and the mail when recovered was 20
saturated that all the papers were destroyed.
Letters saved.
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ga collision occurred on the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad at place called Galitzen--says
the Pittsburg Chroncle-on Wednesday the
nth; resulting in the death Of two persons
and the injury Of fva others. An emigrant
train bad just passed the tunnel and come to
halt. A freight train came laundering on,
foliowing through the same tunnel, and not
seeing tie danger signal at the end Of the tun-
mel, owing 70 the smoke and steam Intervening
plarcged into tss Immigrant train smashing
through two cars.
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DROWNED CATTLE -Nrw YoRK BEEF
We find the following delicious item 10 the
New York Times, Of 10th:
THAT CHEAP SALT BEEr.-Our city offal
contractor made proposals last week to the
Albany Board Of Health to remove, free Of
expense TO them, all the animals destroyed By
the late food. But be was too late. The au-
thorities had ordered all they could seize to be
burned. They found lot-some three or four
hundred head Of the drowned cattle-at the
slaughter house Of Jennings 4 White, oe that
city. cut up. sailed and packed dawn ready for
market. This vas all DESTROYED. Some, how
ever, was shipped to New York. Look out
or Il.
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The FLIGHT or HAr.-A terrible tor
nado occurred at Cedar Hill, Texas. recently,
by which store was demolished, and all the
goods blown away. A hat box containing one
hat fell the next day at White Rock, Is miles
distant, and another 80 miles off,
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A MAN Cur IN Two.-The town Of Ben
ton Indiana, few days since was thrown into
great excitement by fcrocious and fatal at
tak bv man named Thomas e. Brake, upon
q worthless fellow who has been loafng about
Brakes wagon shop. Being hasty and hot
tempered Brake bee anne provoked at the loafer
and taking up broad-axe, literally chopped
him In twol The murderer was arrested ct
once.
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Nh. BUCHANAN is the oldest man who has
ever taken the Presidency. General Cas- is
said to be "a years old, and is the Oldest man
that has ever filled the Office OF Secretary Of
State In the country.
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"Mr. Speaker" said member Of the ia
maica Legislature, discussing bill for the re
gulation Of the lumber trade-sI know these
timber merchants to be most egregrious as
cAls---I was 10 the timber line myself twelve
years"
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WASHINGTON March lo.h

WARRINGTON March 19.h
The grand jury have found true bill Of In
dictment against Col. Lee. for murder In the
first degree, for killing Mr.. Hume. Lee 10
now In Jail
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wAsHrNoroN. March 18th.

WARRINGTON. March 18th.
II 10 rumored here that Mr.. FORSYTH, our
Minister to Mexico, will shortly be recalled.
Advices from Florida state that our troops
there are engaged in active operations against
the Indians. Gen Harvey's whole force being
engaged. MAJOR Pemberton's command, con.
sisting Of Companies E, F and K. has returned
to Fort Dallas in starving condition, having
lost their way and being obliged to live on
horse desh.
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POPULATIONS OF PEoRIA.-A census Just
completed by Mr.. brown, shows the pop
ulation Of Peoria to Be 1900. Seven year,
ago the rumber was but 5000.
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Dissosution Notice.

TuNHE eopartnership herstofere sxiStiA6 under tAs
4 name and style Of focld Pinnsy In The lsnbss
trade dissolved by mutual consent he eth DAY
Of February. The business viii be esataasd ~ Ne
place by D. Goold who win settle all Ases q ~
late arm. DAVID GoOIp,
Feb. 195lJN. AARON pISNEY ="
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e. The New Orleans Delta is not at ali
pleased with Mr.. Buchsnan's Cabinet. It
speaks Of them - "a body Of du.lards and
patitudinarians, thrown together higgledy-
Pisgledy, apparently Tor no other reason than
that they represent the sluggishnsss Of every
section Of the country"
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TIE NEW Yoax Town ELEcrIoN.-TEe
Albany Journal sums up the results Of the
town elections thus far held, and finds that
in thirty-four counties, the Republicans have
gained l20 supervisors, the Buchanites have
lost rs, and the Know Nothings lost Is. Last
year, the two parties together had q majority
Of l2s over the Republicans. This year the
Republicans have majority Of ll3 over both
the other parties.
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u Oar ex. ~. C. Gustis' Hall il after the
Goysrnorsh;p # Nabraska. -Hei very dssi-
rcas It serving bis Country, il not In ono way
be rjh aeeeept seIce c.her,
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Estray Notice.

DE II remembered that on the sth day sf March,
der ofGreen Township. in said county, tssh sp -
estray pale red Steer with white face and belly Waite
spot the back ofthe neck the bush Of the tall white
also red around the eyes, left horn knocked aswa len
partly frosen on underbt out Of night ear, sup
posed to be i've years old and had bell The ss1d
steer Was appraised ~ thirty-6ve dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk
No lS-Sm by D. Campbell, Dsp~ty.
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BosroN, March 20.
Additional by the Alps. The London Times
expresses the belief tina. war between Spain
and Mexico is nearly inevitable.
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Prof. woods Hair iRestorativef

This preparation 10 said to be . most aAse..
tive remedy for Badness and falling Of Of tho
Hair. 1t has only been introduced to the pvblie .
few years, and has already % rapidly won up-
on the confidence Of the people that Il justly
stands superior to any other Hair Restorative
ever brought before the public. We have.
such confidence in II thar we have commenced
using it, for badness, and our friends nag
look out to see our senior with . new Asaa
dress.-Wsst Tssnessss Whig. -.
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TINE subscriber has for sale eheics asssrtasat sf
l. garden seeds warranted Of the last years grsvsA
also hne booded Bull years old also sens easysse
bushes peach. cherry and plan trsea These Wishing
for any Of the above articles will do well - ea
! win give treat bargain In Ball
0ttumwa, March "a, st. D. O. N0x1A
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RoBBERY.-The store Of Mr.. Downward, Of
Marengo, Iowa comfy, was entered about
fortnight since and $l35 stolen. A reward Of
$25 is offered for the thief.-Ioua Citixen.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Mr.. Morris: Being requested In yosr lea psese =
psrm. the ofmy name candidate for tAs s0ss
Of County Assessor, would Say In reply, sAAs ~
people Of the county should a. 70 sst as - Ase
once would endsavsr to discharge ~ duties faaAAl
~. ". l. oar
Ottumwa, March 9SsA 81
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LOUISVILLE, March 18th.

LoUnvILLE, March I6th.
The train leaving New Albany FOR Salem, In
diana at 1880 p. M. yesterday broke through
Muddy Fork bridge, sixteen miles north Of
New Albany precipitating two passenger cars
into the creek about twelve OF fifteen feet
The locomotive, baggage car and tender passed
over the bridge safely.
Garrison Smith, brakeman, killed, Mrs.
Shields Of Mitchell, Indiana, leg broken; Jacob
Flaxen, pedlar, severe flesh would. Other In
jurfes trifling.
The bridge was new. Accident not ac-
counted for 40 vet.
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Another Of those appalling occurrences
which throws periodical gloom over the en-
tire country, has just taken place In Canada
West, suspassing all others on record in the
horror Of lis details aud fatality Of it, work.
An accommodation train which left Toronto
at p M. Mar. 18th for Hsmilion. when with
in two miles Of the latter place, plunged from
bridge 80 feet high into the Des Jardins
Canal: where the water was 10 feet deep
There were said to be IS to 100 passengers on
board Of whom only ten or fifteen are alive.
Up to the evening Of the 18th. 81 bodies bad
been recovered, of which there was to be
public funeral on Monday the 10th.
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.
Candles 20 cts, Molasses O. a. starch pearl 10 es.
and all other articles In the grocery line - good
and cheap - the cheapest Come and see. Il.
WM =. ELNBNDOR(,
no 184w Richards Building, 0ttanvA-
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we nave Dut one WORD 70 say 70 our ne
publican friends In view OF the coming elsc :
ton, and that 10 to urge every ore Of them to
remember bis duty. Every Republican 10 well
grounded in his faith, and knows what bis
duty 10, and 1t only remains for him to per-
form II. The events Of the last month have
served TO give new importance to the Repub-
lican movement. The newly elected Presi-
dent has declared doctrines II his Inaugural
sddrsss which are utterly pro-slsverv, and
what is worse and more startling than that,
the Supreme Court Of the United States. has
decided that the Constitution recognizes slave
~ and establishes it. II used to be in DAYS
gone by that Freedom was regarded as the
general rule, and Slavery the exception, but
now it is decidsd by the Supreme Court, that
by the Constitution Slavery exists originally
every where md Freedom nowhere excep,
where it is established by positive municipal
Law. BY the Law Of monarchieal England
the soil was declared to be all free, and Slave
ry existed nowhere but by virtue Of express
and positive law. but the highest Judicial Iri-
bunal Of Republican Democratic America.
decides that our Constitution, the work Of
Washington and Madison and Hamilton, car
ries slavery with it wherever 1t 10 In force
The History of the whole civilized world does
not exhibit more disgraceful and revolving
spec; than this decision OF the Supreme
Court. It completes the betrayal Of our A.
merican liberties. 1t is a fit supplement to the
Legislation Of 1854 and the acts Of the Ad-
miuistration of President Pierce.
And 1t not ouly subverts the Law Of Eng
land and the lava Of nature and religion, but it
overrules the decisions Of Marshall, OF Story,
and all the most enlightened Judges who have
sat in the Supreme Court.
We are told that we must submit to this
decision, that II il aw, and that the laws must
be respected whatever they may be, and it 10
asked what do we intend to do. We answer
that we are under no obligation to respect
law which we consider unrighteous and sub
versive Of Justice, and we do not mean to res
pect It. We cannot resist II, It 10 :fue, for
practical resistance to Law IL revolution, but
there Is something behind the Law and more
powerful than 1t Is, and that 10 the will OF the
people, that tribunal which makes Constitu-
tons and Laws and Courts and Judges, and
we praysthat that will may be sxsrcised.-
We pray that the people may rebuks the I'M
faithful Judges. and finally hurl them from
their places. We pray that the free people
OF this vet free Country, may utter the firm
decree that they will not permit their Consti-
tuition. the glorious charter Of their rights to
be thus perverted with impuni'y. To the pub
lie sentiment which shall accomplish this we
shall use all the influence we possess, and II it
be treason and resistance to law to do so, why
than we are willing to be called traitors.
We hope the Republicans Of wspello Coun-
ty are fully impressed with the importance Of
this surject. Indeed we know they cannot
be otherwise. They are freemsn, and know
their rights, and dare maintain them.
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BEsEvAcroR.-He who prolon6s NE ~
compromising reliable cure Cor Aiss16s, -
serves all praise. "Wells. Psctoral Syrup 8
Wild Cherry' does cure al die1lsO Il w
It . even %. See CalsudsRi Tor an.
Z. n. Wells horsister, C1as1Eo, c.. Law.
Tsaes agent Ottumws.
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1Physicians will til you to let aioAs al :
them. Why? For the simple reason thpt
they are put up with printed directions and thss,
name and label 10 copyrighted. show tbs !,
the formula OF preparation and In nine 'eases.'
out Of ten they will approve Of It. There. asss'
testimonials from physicians whose prsjudieaf
are overbalanced by their good ssnss cf ~
excellent virtues Of DR.. Halls Baliam Tor W !.
Lungs, and who ara using II in their psivass
practice.
aud Sy "a. AGENT. IN every somn Il d. eosss
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Eslray Notice.

INAkkN up by 7. Z Ogden, living IN Csisnsia 1p..
i wapelo county Iowa, one estray steer, described
follows dark red years old last spring. swallow
fork In the right ear white In the fsrsAsaA white
spot the right shoulder white along the belly ssS
white each foot half Of the tail white White
The rump, and carries . haltyoks on his neck ne
'aid steer appraised At Is dollars
in CANPRILL. C7esA,
no-i3-Sm BY D. Campbell, Dspy.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISEi /.
ALL PRIZES, NO BLANKS!l

THE subscriber, encouraged BY the success As hes
Ottumwa, win give, for value resolved Tie fsilswiAg
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

For Conmissiensr Of the Dsmoine River Improvement
EDWIN MANNING.
Yor Superintendent Of Public instruction,
L. II. BUGBEE.
Fer Register Of State Land once,
w, H. HOLMES.