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Notice Of Trustees sale.

WHEREAS Jonathan Davenport AMI Lucinda D..
w venport his wife, OF the county Of Appanccse.
st ate OF Iowa, the 18th day Of November, lS61
for the purpose securing the order Of John start
Co. the payment Of SIX Hundred seventy Nine ana
4s-106 Dollars, evidenced by certain psomIssovy
not. made ~ Davenport Tees, payable 70 the or,lsr
Of John Start Co. tor the VI e679 Is loo dated
October sth. 1857 due four months after date with in
terei the rate Of ten PER per AMMAN ft~r ma.
tur'ty, conveyed TO George Locke, Of Des Monee
county Iowa, Trustee the following described Land.
situate IN the county VI Monroe State low 10 wts
The south half Of the Southwest quarter Of Section
No hirty-two ls2o ID Township No seventy-one tIiJ
North OF Range Is West, containing eighty 40.
cordng 10 the original survey which Deed OF Trust 10
recorded In Recorders Once Of Monroe county, state:
o. iowasA Mortgage Record, No 4, pale 2s2 In case
the said sum OF money not paid When due the SAID
George Locke Was Anthorissdb the said Deed
OF Trust 20 sell the property Aforesaid for cash 10 the
highest hader, at the door OF the house, In the
city OF Darlington, Des Moines county. Iowa, nrsa sy
Ing thirty dsys notice Of the tme and place Of
sale, In seine weekly paper printed In Des MONIES
Monroe county And whereas the sAid Of money
has not been paid, therefore at the Of The
holder OF said note, vii c0eF for sale - public
auction At the door OF The court house In the city u
Burlington, State o. Iowa. Friday the ish day g
June, A tSos, between the hours Of o'clock a j.
and o'clock M on said day. all the above described
land the higheat bidder fer cash n hand, and win
convey 10 the purchaser such tts - u invested In
- m ~ si S GEoRGr LOCKE, Trustee.
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Rach's American Com nnnnd

The Greatest Remedy fn the World.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat Scrofuia,
Salt Rheam, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities Fluer
Albus Cor Whites,) Cankcr and nurelng sore mouth,
Piles, Diarrha, Weak Stomach, in fact in any case of
Weakness, Jmflanaation. or Impure
Blood.
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend t.-Havng used
your Bachs Americ an Compound in number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfully recommend it
the Best Medicine with which acquainted.
]. n. BETS, NJ D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, n Y, August 81, 1856.
We have hundreds of Certificates from Physicians
corroboratng the above statement which we can pro-
dace If necessary. See Bdchs Rect. Cooks and Dir.
culGrs J0,. Certificates.
For sale by soUIRES 4 BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
COVENTRY & co.,
Successors to p. v. Coventry 4 Coz
Sole Proprie.ors, SO Genesee ST., Auburn, Y.
noyi3-bpIy
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I'VE are not in the habit Of indorsing parent medi.
cinss unless we have ndnbtable proofs of their
cy In view of the multiplicity of quack with
which the country is continually flooded, 1t becomes
otener the duty of the journalist to the public
against imposition than to commend medicines and
remedies that possess merit; but when medicine earns
for itsefa equation and becomes absolute necessity
In every family where there is d ease, and when
who use II never aferward dispense with it when they
are in need Of remedy for pain and disease it then
becomes the duty of the journalist to make such med
cine or remedy as widely known possible. Our at
tention has frequently been called well by those who
the medicine those who sell it, 10 the une xam-
pied of Bakers Pain Panacea which has gained
popularity and meets with a sale uuequalled by any
medicine that has ever been sold in this country
Marshall IIliposian.
For sale by all Druggists. funnel dim
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John W. Forney does not .ba,s ons il, - -.
opposition to the policy of the President. Hi.
io'lade'phiA Press declares that those for whom
" speaks will listen to no compromise. and
propose none with the Administration. They
cannot cooperate with it .suntl the ban ia 70.
moved and the treachery to principle is dis..
vowed Unless this is done, il predicts the sure
ana speedy downfall of the Democratic party.
q which it remarks: THE controlling. decidin.
power resides. where it always has resided. IN
the Free States,n
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CovLp scr BEAR PRosPERITY.-About year
snee a young man named James Desn, at that
time working as journeyman carpenter in
Caieago, received legacy Of about 100000 by
the death Of an uncle in Australia. The New
Covenant announces that he died last week
from tie effects Of dissipation.
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The Lawrence Herald Of Freedom estimates
tie present population of Kansas at 10000 and
sA1ss it will be 10000 before the year closes.
Tie editor does not aconsideri. necessary to
use reasons for voting down the Lecompton
,propos;tion, because he has seen but three men
favor OF accepting it in any contingency.
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- Dr. CHRlsTIE's AGUE BALsAM is the bes
remedy for the permanent OF Chis and Fever re
We and Ague, Dumb Aguc, and all malarious diseases
incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail vixen the directions
have been strictly followed. 1t is purely Vegetable
Compound, containing neither Arsenic ouinne s.rych.
nine, or anything of poisonous deleerous nature
II mas adj for years. the largest sales any remedy,
Tor specific disease ever offered to the public.
II has attained Its immense popularity through its
own merits its great power in curing disease its sin
gular harmlessness and freedom from hurtful ingre-
dents 1t can be taken by the helpless infant, vgor-
Gus youth, and feeble age, without injury, and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every State in the
Union where the disease prevails, have realized and
will testify to it, Basamc and curative powers Price
u 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
For sale by Druggists generally. innel.1m
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In recommending DR.. Bakers pain Panacea,
We done mean that il is specific in all cases,
and never fails, and that al those who use it
win never die. We can honestly assert shat il
has been used In thousands OF families, who
were suffering under the different diseases, for
which il 10 recommended, and that in every
one entire satisfaction 10 given. In most
Of them. such was the happy effect Of it that
they could but say the cure was wonderful, Il
having not only cured their pains, but saved
them large OUTLAWS for doctors bills. For sale
BY druggists and agents in every town in the
country.
See advertisement. iunel5-lw
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10 The Committees of the seve,a societies
and military companies appointed to make A..
engagements for the celebration of the Fourth
are to meet tomorrow "wednesday evening,
at the Gazette Reading Room.
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fE. Michael Layell and Patrick Roxen We

ty Michael LiyeH and Patrick Rowen we're
brought before Esquire Walbridge, on Friday,
charged with using offensive language toward
P Ryan. After consuming large portion of
the day, the case was adjourned to Saturday
morning, when, after three hours labor, Lavell
was fined five dollars and costs, and Rowen one
dollar and costs
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Wene Again.
I, addition to what We published on Satur-
l., Il should be added that Rev. William
e.l,., Of this City, addressed the Zalethii, .
,,,,.,v Society Of the College, in the afternoon,
.,,h cre., acceptance and ability. His subject
=. II. life and character Of Jonathan Edwards
t.,h,, Of the American Church. 1t was Q
.,cellent tribute to the immortal Edwards
i. ,ould do credit to the Society and the
o. Orator. we're i. given to the press for pub
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The NORTH WESTERN FARMER AND HoRr,cr,,
TuEAL JouRNAL.-The above 10 the title of q
we'll printed and ably edited Monthly which
comes to us from Dubuque. 1t deserve, a lib
erai support and extensive circulation among
the farmers of the Northwest
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MORE IMPRovEMENr,-We learn tb,, H. w
H. fossie~ait is about to erect . four story
oriek building in place of the little frame. on
Nam Street, recently occupied by Robinson,s
Tobacco store.
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DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;


IsEMOR It HOLDS OR PILES;
WHksHkL on LONG STANDING Or REGENT ORIGIN NEEnzAl
OR ExIEssAL; wHErHEH ATTENDED, WIFE rRoLArsus,
HEAoRRHA6F, OR OBSTRUCTION; AKD ALL BY
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
NO INTERNAL AnJuvAsrs BEING RsouInED CASE
LYTe AEoUlATE THE BOWELS, - coxsrPArkp, on
DIARRHoEA pYskNTRRV.
THE Piles, while astonshngiy prevalent In their
rious forms, amongst all classes OF both sexes are,
at the same time the most distressing frequently
eerous, and hitherto nest dif6cult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles.
generally ty every thing they learn Of purportng
to cure the disease. realise
therefrom They have been told, professionally per-
haps, there was no permanent for Piles con
sequenty have dispaired OF any future cessation from
pain ana suffering.
To all such SPECIFIC 10 offered for their relief
which has stood the test Of than twelve years.
tive practce and during that time has necsr toied
, rwn ksowted0e o. As proprtssors, of CURING
DR. CAvANAUGHs PILE sALvE
is strictly scientific combination OF well known RENE.
dial agents; and has been brought present perec
tion BY continued series Of experiments, extending
through years Of patient study and investigation In
field where ample opportunities offered for thor.
ouEhly testing its virtues.
The proprieors have hesitancy in saying that their
PILE SALvEis the
First and only iafaiiibie Specific ever Discoveyed
OUTWARD APPLICA 71ON ONLY
AND mat IN time to come, as in past II will stand fAs
trial without failure 70 perform all the proprs.
tors claim for II, il their directions attended to-
large number Of gentlemen throughout the country
OF high character and influence, have Voluntarily a.
tested TOTS efficacy in their cases. hearsay
and whose certificates be BY reference to the
proprietors' publications, to be had Of their asenta
throughout tile United States.
Price si,so per box, retail The PILE sALvE 10 pnt
up In glass nrs ncosed in paper box properly label
led, and Will Keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city BY T. y. Gay, A. Hendricks, Z.
Deitzsch, s9ares and Bloss, Aug. m. CARRIE.
T. II. CAvANAUGH = co., Proprieto
sert1-hplv st.Louis No
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.'.s--since writing the above We hear that
" sb0re nugget, by &C. ual weight has been
asee' tanned TO be worth II cents aud mills
slacl.s.
RS--We are licking for remittance from
tte tppsr Dgriops.
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IL NwwMW have virtues which eX.
ZLE- R Al celence the ordinary medicines.
6c S1$&N and that they win unprecs dented.
@9-y upon the esteem OF all men.
They sale and pleasant to take, but powerful
cure Their penetrating properties stimuli ale the vital
activities OF the body, remove the oOsructions OF it,
organs. purify The blood. snd espel disease They
temper, stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into
their natural action, and impart healthy tone with
the every day complaints Of everybody, but also fore
midable and dan diseases that have baed the
ee. they ne .ame time IN do.ss
the safest and best physic that he employed
children. Being sagarcoatsd they peasatto take
and being purely vegetable free from any risk Of
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
they not subs b. Of such exaltek po-
sition and character to forbid the suspicion Of
truth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians have
lent their certify the public the reliability
Of my remedies, while others have me the assur-
ance Of their conviction that my Preparations contr-
butte immensely to the relief OF my afflicted suffering
elbow men.
my American Almanac containing directions for their
use, and certificates OF their curss Of the following
Costveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drop.
sy, Heartburn. Headache arising from fon Stomach,
and Pain arising therefrom, fatuiency, Loss or Appe
tte all Ulcerous and Cufanenus Diseases which require
esaeuae Medicine, scrofua KinEs Evil. They also,
by purifying the blood and stimulating the system, cure
many complaints, which II would be supposed they
could reach, such Deafaess, PARTED Blindness, Nsu.
rsga and Nervous Irrtabiliiy, Derangements Of the
Liver kidneys ont and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body distractions Of
its functions.
Do not be put % by unprincpled dealers with some
other piil they make more profit on. Ask for Arms
PiLIs, and take nothing else. NO other they can give
you compares with this In its intrinsic value
tive powers TIE sick want he beat aid there 10 for
them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Practical and AnAlyt!.
cal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
~ Price rs CTS per Box. Five Boxes for o..
Sold - Wholesale By Cay, Burlington, Marshall
Bruce, keskuk, J. II. Reed Co., Chicago, Barnard D
Co, st. Louis, and BY Agsntsin every tcvn In the uns
ted States. Taprl-dv8m
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NnI-P Ryan was arrested, on Saturday, ut
tHt &ssance Of the two persons who were fined
o. BIZ affidavit IN the morning, and taken be-
fore Esq. Temple, who fined him FIVE dollars
and costs, for using abusive language.
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Plea SING IkcIDENr.-We learn from relia.
BILE gen, ,eman. residing At Mineral Point, Wis.,.
of an inc ident that occurred on the Mineral
Point Railr pad, last Friday night, which reflects
the highest credit on an individual whose name
VIC regret we are unable to give. Ii appears
the heavy rains of last Friday had swept away
a culvert and part Of the track between Ora
tot and Mineral Poins-a man residing near
the former place, seeing the break, procured
lantern, and lstening down the track in the
direction from which the night passenger train
from Warren was expected, took prominent
post on the track, and waited in the rain An
hour aud half until it came along, when be
appr ised them Of their danger. The engineer
was not disposed to stop the train, ~ the Signals
we're not such a. railroad men are required to
regard; but Mr.. Cobb, the manager Of the road,
had it stopped. We understand be intends to
give the man substantial tribute for his noble
exertions to save human life, Of which he 10
richly deserving. --Galens Advertiser,
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The Father OF Waters is heaving, rolling and
sweeping on his resistless course, in all his ter
rihc might and majesty. 1t is a grand sight TO
look upon the greatest of rivers in its present
Wild, threatening mood, but the pleasure is al
ioyed by the thought that it is carrying destruc-
tlon TO many home, and enveloping beneath
the tnrbid waters the whole property and sub.
stance OF thousands Of the hardy dwellers by
its shores. They have often looked upon its
placid waters when they were calm, and thought
the river beautiful, and listened to its murmur
as to the voice of a friend; but now they are
Obliged to take refuge from the rage of its ri
sing element, while the waves roll in at the
doors ard windows of their desolated habta-
tions-making mud novels of their neat cot
tagcs, and lakes and swamps of their gardens
and plantations This is true picture of the
condition of the country for thousands Of miles
on both sides OF all the western rivers, at the
present time; and receiving them all, and CON-
binnS the grandeur Of all, with their multiplied
desolation, the Father OF Waters is heavinc,
rolling and sweeping on his resstless course in
all his terrific might and majesty, and is grand
sight to look upon. The Missouri. streaming
from her swollen springs in the mountains, and
augmented by her hundred tributary rivers, is
rushing like an avalanche into valley already
deluged by its own bursting fountains What
will be the end of all this Simultaneous rising
Of the waters.
The river here was swelling yesterday at
fraction over one inch per hour. In the twen-
ty tour hours ending at o'clock last evening, it
sweiied twenty-eight inches, and was rising at
the same rate at dark. During Thursday night
1t rose one foot, and alter 6 o'clock Yesterday
morning the swell increased in rapidly. At u
o'clock NJ. the water was four inches below the
city diIectrix, and at 6 +. II. it had completely
covered the curb stone on which the obeiisk con-
tanning high water mark once stood. The wa
ter was over two inches above the dirertrix,
and wanted feet inches Of high water mark
in 1874! Mo. Republican.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills,

Prepared BY Cornelius L. Cneeseman, NJ D., Neu
York City.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
In their operation and certain In correcting all irres
Painful Menstruations removing
whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
side, palptaton Of the heart, disturbed Sleep which
arises from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable as they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of ether Pills. can place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing ali
that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
They should no. be used during Pregnancy a. mis-.
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything nju
riousto life health. Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price 81 90 sent bv
mail enclosing 81 10 Dr. CoRNKLius L. CHRxsrs An.
Box 4.53i, Post Office, New York City. Sold by one
Druggist In every town In the United States
r. b. HUTCHiNGS,
General Agent for the United States.
l65 Chambers st., New York
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by soUIRss 4 Boss Burlington. Isepts. bp1y
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shake and burn! shake and Burn
Shake and Burn!
This the life Of agony endured by the sufferer from
Fever and Ague. He wanders like uncertain shad.
ow, never knowing what moment he may be prostrated
and therefore disnclned TO give any serious attention
to business. He Is burden to himself and burden
his friends, who out In administering to his
wants This ls the condition of thousands and
country. tits exaggeraton to say tina, Fever and
Ague kills more people than any twenty other diseases
In America For sure and speedy Of this terrible
a'con, we take great pleasure in recommending DIR.
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTRRs, which have al
ready achieved wide reputation for rapid and power
ful effects in renovatng the system Frustrated by this
disease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
iune1-im
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R,urr rAsr.-A special train on the Cana
=. Grand Trunk Railway, on Monday of last
-..l ran t~en.y-eight miles in twenty-five
niD.,,,, being ii the rate Of sixty.six miles per
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Senator Clay, Of Alabama, who led the cru.
SADIE against the Fishing Bounties, on the g-ound
that they benefited only portion Of the Union,
has Just introduced bill for the Improvements
Of The Dismal Swamp Canal. which can benefit
only snall portion Of Virginia and South Car
olins.
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~ We saw

u We saw . strawberry, yesterday, that
measured three inches and quarter in circum.
ference
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REMOVALS. Robinson & Co. have removed
their Tobacco Warehouse to Coolbaugh's Block
on Main Street, opposite the Wightman House.
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The Rev. N. Tilman having been installed by
!. congregational Council, contends that he is
n. true pastor Of Zion Church, colored con-
rreration in Fourth street New York. A ma
iori.y Of bis flock, however, prefer the Metho-
d,, organization, ana the conference have ap-
pointed minister. The excitement between
the iso parties has risen to such pitch that ON
Sunday last the police had to be called in to
preyent fight.
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SUDDEN CosvERsIoH.-Tbe Southern journals
follow the lead Of Senator Mason, and are now
- earnest against war with Engiand a. they
were originally in favor Of it. The extraordi-
nary eagerness Of Senators Hale, Seward, VIII
son, and other Northern men for immediate
hostilities, 10 supposed 70 have abated their ar
dor. Even the voice Of Ar. Toombs has been
exceedingly s'stiH for war" ever since. The
truth 10, the whole thing vas . game Of political
brag as which the Black Republicans proved ~
best players.-N. r. Herald.
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Catharine Brook, young lady of IA, died at
Alb any on Saturday, from small dose Of arsenic
taken to beautify her complexion.
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A". AozAkr.-We are led to expect, and
u promiss . musical treat to the citizens Of
w. @sson In the Concerts Of this lady which
n oe given at Mozart Hall, Tuesday and
'saes ~ evenings Of this week.
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4 Printer Gays that compositors have right
to com plain Of dulnsss, for their business 10 al
ways ct Q stand
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49, New York, June IA.
Fiour-Market better Sales b. 900 bbls at IS SOFAS 30
for super state; a O54 10 for extra state IS SY 95
Tor super western; u s014 as for common to me.
dium extra WESTERN Canadian Flour-Sales 900 bbis
at - lOo % for extra Small tales Rye Flour at "a 90
@337. " y
Wheat-Market frmer, with light supply and good
export demand. Sales 80 900 bush at slnyOc for in
erior to choice Chicago Spring; Doc for Racine Il O5
for Red Ind, and 81 IS for White do.
kye-Steady. Sales SMALL
Corn-Firm Sales % 900 bush at 61n72c for mixed
western, and Tie for yellow southern.
P.rk-Market firm. Sales BOO bbls at SIT Oe1l7 10
Tor mess, and Si4 90 for prime
Eeef-Quiet.
Lard-heavy.. .a!es 100 bbls at 1N6I1l.
Cut Meats-Dull and declining.
a. hatter-steady. Sales at 100l7c for Ohio, and 100
Zoe for State.
Whiskey-Sales 500 bbls at 226a22kc
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The expenditures for 1857 are for ,hc -.
ending June sosh, 1857. When the account.
LOT 1888 ere made up they will show ! larr.
Increase even over 1857, M. Buchansn,s 6rse
year in Office. Here ID where the increased az.
pcnditures arc:
,o.o CvM List Miscellaneous. MIitarv
isoo S,Os7,454 80 7,o26, 4SO is 9.6s7.OM 50
1907 7,cll,SH ~ lS,s4e.lS9 81 ls,l5o, $50 81
80 Indian Department. NAVY.
1857 Aa6s esa ~ ,a'se,so. O0
The appropriations for the army, navy. civil
INST and miscellaneous" have all been doubled
and something moro since 1850, while the In.
crease in population has been less than tb;rtv
per cent.
In the times Of the early Presidents, although
then paying of the heavy debt Of the Revolu.
ton, II cost less than seventy five cents per
head to govern the People of the United States.
Ourlng John Quincy Adams Administration and
tae nrss four years Of Jacksons, it cost from
one ooi'ar to one dollar and twenty cents per
mead. In 1857 it cost, under Buchanan TWO
DOLLARS AND sixrr-TivE cEkrs per head, and
10 1858 il will undoubtedly cost over three dol.
lars.