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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
NEWSPAPER ANtUUN IT,
now THE VOTING WAS DONE-SEIzt RE OF TuE 40
YERSMEST ARMS EXCITEMENT INTENSE.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Times

VEHEMENT ARMS hNCIrEhHNf INTENSE.
lCorre spondencc Of the Cincinnati Times.
IssyEywonTI CirY, X T.. Dec. n, 1851.
Our city has been state OF intense excitement ~
day To-day the voting the Constitution took place,
and The free state having decided not 10 vote In
terfcrc with the voting any manner everything went
ON quietly until about III A. NJ when the polls
rounded by about hundred Mss0urians foot and
about seventy horseback. II Is very easy 20 tell
Mssouran, and any man or child In the Territory can
nick one of these 'border Missourians from among
thousand people very easily These had been voting
ali the morning and about IL O'Clock cf the FREQ
State men began 10 challenge them.
They were sworn bykSss,ng the Rbe, and then asked
II 'hoy inhabitants Of the Tcrriorys' To which
they would reply ~ am for the present The Judges
would take their ballots, and call out their In two
or three cases that they citizens ~ Mis-
souri,, hut raid taxes here, and therefore claimed the
right 10 vote, and the judges deposited their ballos IN
the box, and recorded their electors This
not q rumor--I was present myself and witnessed the
whole scene.
On the opposite shore of the rverwhat is here called
the sland-a view presented similar Ia DUCK
creek camp meeting" Cincinnati the woods back
with the horses Of the MssouraDs who TO the Ter
rage had crossed on foot.
They could be plainly seen from this side AL tboss
same time were more than the citizens could bear
man with tin horn i've fect;long placed upon
horse and rode through the Streets calling upon tn
citizens 10 assemble nj the Mayors Office az O'Clock. n
less nn fifteen minutes thousand persons wcre
there many Of them bringing double barrclcd shot guns,
sharpes rifles old muskets and indeed every descrsoe
oc gln imaginable. Besides these every had Cots
revolver his hip. Just nj this uncture the following
ticket was freely circulated among the crowd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04


ran You hclevc posghlc that IN shsnty ~ forty
ninth between tith end sixth from
IS 90 hundred kers Of powder conseniy kept and
tia; IN The shanty, only divided 'y board ptrii-
ton u blac. NTH plies his wor' iu.uly. What brave
fellow De must be This d act
Can YOU Further believe that 81 iioih street between
Eghth and Ninth avenues often many 900 kegs Of
powder kept, and the powder house t. generally at
tended "a by IA otd woman who supplies tie demands
THIS " aDo "a TACT
How many lives wor'd be sacrificed Chc Lake and
Watts Asylum BY contains two hundred aud atty
phans ai,ne) and hcw much psopef,y would be lost in
case 10 an explosion And who is 10 pay the dance.
Ought rot The " " be mado sbe, and ought
the lat d4ascr AZ Maycucc, Germany 70 DC warning
have iust flushed large and ally building tho
Nlnu sstuue aud 1O5th street, Of which, case OF an
pvp0sion probably not vcstre would remain, nor any
building Within Two miles of jGe powder house be len
standing Who would ray M u case N such an cxpiI-
son. snd what remedy have To- Soc thep)v cr remove O.
JsN D., 1s5G s ~ r. CRlufT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

DEkp LoCL ~ NlNuSOTA.-I1c people Of
Mime soto have adopted state constitution and elected
officers gd STATE legislature. Tho government is
a ready &C. INTO operaton, and the teessurc has
eenblcd s. Paul. but there matters 60 stand
for the reason bat nothing can be done until Congress al
ris Minnesota -as " state No laws can he pas ecd, for
there territorial Legislature, ani che Sst iNgsla
ture cannot act, should their admission oug delayed
the People o. the Territory viii be put to ions inconvc
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
Naval intelligence.

Nearly one hundred workmen employed on The now
,udQgs in the Navy Yard, CafcstoWn. dacbdfs 81
% saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

.Johr A K.ng ............ Comm and sr.inSbid. y
I-ezericL townsend 49,. AaJyian, General,
B. ann y Bruce. ........... Inspector General .
= Vi Hoter. War; . .Conmissary Ccrc.ds =
Cia-ence A. seward 81. Judge Advocate General
James L MAchen - .. Quarter master tses.Sa
Iucius pg.a. ............. :, Engineer in Chief
~ q Narcsrroci ,....... surgeon General -
,.Ilobcri H. Johnson .paymastcr General 30
RoteTt Ie Roy...,..........- Aid de.camp. a. 90
Ha.e Kngslcy . Aid dc camp. .
aMch1o d Morgan. ............ Military secretary. %
Tr Adja.tn General receives saary Of one tbogfnd
ysrr bcndred dcIars the Inspector General thousand
the Com rssar General hundred dollars on ne
tse O. dvell,g house TIE Judge ADVOCATE Gcnrrai
hundred and fifty dollars aud eight dollars ua. vann
engages court oi inquiry court marital. The STATE
flrr he. pay for the remainder OF members 0 the
yt.r Of the Conander.n Chief IN tine Of peao, the
oosstitutOn LC, IL the way the Office ~ an fent
Cosg "a night be abo shed al the duties a2per
tanrS % 10, such filing out commissions for the few
ofcefs ecI sted Annually e,siy be done by OF
ale srprs clerks The cfcc of Inspector G0erh IS
aa0her ftcrc not The least benefit has accrued
fren g. Tie }lrst Division abgndantly testify. The
Legislature should cal the law creating The once Ol
d specys Gensrai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

hayes rage, OF SCHENECTADY, 10 DC hIeo oy WSneN
sLegis.s,ur o" -
osvCyRs o. TN aoAgD. .. "a
t'errii Y lansing .CntnceHof
.oh- Grcig Vice Chancellor
samuel Il. Wooiworth. .TreasI4rs,
The Regents constituted Trustees OF the Ssfa il
b-ary, tnd have power 70 appoint librarians and clerks,
prescribe rules and regulations for the
The Library This Of the established regulations
eTe brary shan BE- opened TO the public daily from the
the morning till i've in the afternoon, and
durzg the Of the Legislature until eight ociocN in
the evening While the Court of Appeals any 4Nwsal
term o. the supreme Court is IN Session IN the capitol
during the Of the Legislature, the Law library shall
slso be open I'll eight o'ciocs in the evening Tns Sfte
has hcr is golfers open for half century making col
lection II queaonablo whStier the country affsk a
moro extensive Library, consisting OF history, science,
nv Hratrc and general Miscellany From az parts IT
airy, and from al portions Of the civilized word
whore Tie press sknovn collected and admirably pre-
eerycd every work which could be obaincd without any
cons. citation Of expeoke trouble The SYSTEM % hter
stoos exchanges has brought accumulation ~ Fore en-
works N every Language, which cannot probably oo fsnd
GLscpAere x. tbs County,. F.. go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04
,GENTS OF THE IrNIyERaIT

The Governor, the Leu,eehnt Governor, the Seepeta
~ o! Ss.e AID Misrepresentation Of Public INSTRUCTION
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PHIADmrafA, Dec. 81, 1857.
Gosrnor 0.oly Trdysais. Hp,scl6 from Chdrgc ~ Sup
yors1g the Administration on he Kansas Qv,s;onErs
Ff.'rs 90 Ae "Cenag BR' 81 hc Rgus Trriorici
Lsclia,urc- L<er jrua TIE Governor, oDd MS Veto Ne
aos IN ne "Ccass. BEl"--Hc DcneVpoes ne Bip a
D,aan 10 Mob, kansas Sdp Scts--Ro5c1 Il Walter
N rouf,rcpo, v7h Isrneg, DC, &c.
ono CT your washnfton correspondents, letter pub
shed m mo HFiun Of the 3oth nit boldly that
Governor Geary has recently adopted the Presidents
econpton constitution policy, and rcpudstes tho doc
ure II Douglas and walker. The evening ] had
the pleasure Of an interview with Governor Gcary.
who IS on Writ 70 this city, and learn from his own
~ tia, your Washington CORE pondent mistaken and
has sadly ns~epresen,od the Governor twn be recol
icctcd that the socaed bogus Legislature OF Kansas,
al the close Of rs session. February last passed biz
Known the +" Census Bill Il was conendcd at the
tine, ty OF oil rsrtcs that a scheme 10 rob
thousands q rccmen Of their right Of the elective fran
Oh Dr Ghon private secretary OF Governor Geary,
IN his work entitled Gcary and Kansas says the bill
created with puoh and cunning bya certain pro-
mnen: United states senator Washington and 10
IscomVon, with adopt without alteration ~
amendment" n hss been generally conceded that w.
C.hon, in making this charge spoke by the book The
bill provided for the election nj delegates 70
The Convention which 20 recently framed the
Iccomptpn constitution. when that bin was ps'
scntcd TO Governor Ccary, he examined i's P'oN'-
sons ana returned t. with a MESSAGE ve'ong IT, me
bill was passed over the message by The Legislature ard
the Govcrrors veto was smo,hcrod-the NATURALIZATION
prcsscs, learn, refusing to publish H. copy Of had
been handed TO me bv Governor Geary with note to the
e.hcr Of the HsRup appended, which cannot be msin
terprccd He then favored and lavors the submi.
sion az tho ccoon constitution w. the people, and SAYS
cmphatcaly that the principle Of be sovereignty Of the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03
minnesota Land Agency.
J. M. & a. p. SWINEFORD,

I'M s. Al SWINEFORD,
IDEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land War
III rants located and investments made yield
ing fifty per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A.. P. Swine
ford being aresident of Albert Lea. Minnesota,
Is well acquainted with the natural advantages
of the Territor,, and the best points for inyestr
ment A few choice Lots and farming Lands
for sale For further information inquire of Jas.
Svineford, Ashland o., or address A. p Swine
ford, Albert Lea, Freeborn county Minnesota
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

/ will take the acknowledgements thereof, nd.
- minister 0aths &e. DC charges reasonable Ot-
f;ce in the county Auditors office, Ashland, o.
- - JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland. February 25.lsa .lys4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

NTlLLARD SLoCUM, Attorney at Law, Ash
land, Ohio. Office corner of Church
and Sandusky SITS. Particular attention paid to
collections.
Feb. 4, 1857. 24f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

EULToN & &MccoMBS, Attorneys and coun-
Es sellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office in
tho Bank building, over the Hardware Store.
Feb. 4, 1857. 34u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

H3NULTY HOUSE, Ashland, Ohio, by W !.
7.iH1 McNulty. Rooms airy and eonmodious,
uries Of the season. Patronage solicited
Feb. 4, 1857 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

CAMPSEL HOUSE. Ashland, Ohio, A. W.
y MeIsheimer. lessee. This is one Of the larg-
est and most commodious Hotels IN the western
country A good Ostler alwaysi in attendance
Feb 4, 1857. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

MILLER HOUSE, opposite the Sampsel
ElNl Horse, Ashland, Ohio, M. Miller, Propri-
etor. Good fare, reasonable bills, and good ac-
Communications Patronage solicited
Feb. 81. 1857. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03
8usiness Garos

NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, South West
IN Corner of the Public Square, opposite the
Bank, Mansfield, O., NJ. Turner, and L. Il.
Strong, Proprietors.
November l6. 1851. 24h
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

EDS0N 4 DE PUY. Attorneys at Law, YAM
II Vert Ohies viii attend TO all business en-
trusted to their care, in the counties of Vanwert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the col
1ectionof claims and payments Of taxes for non
residents. Alsoagents for the sale ofreal estate.
Nay 10. 1857 49f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

<gTTILLIAM RALSToN. Jeweler and Silver
Nv Smith, few doors west of the McNulty
House, Ashland, Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens,
and achoice variety of Jewelry, kept constantly
on hand. Highest price paid for old Gold and
Silver Repairing done to ord 7, on reasonable
warranted.
February 4. 1857. S4t
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EAwxERS-

NENNY 4 JACOBS. Attorneys and CouI-
IN sellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio Office one
door East of Wasson & Stubbs Shoe Store.
Feb.4. 1857. 34tf
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coNYEYANCING.
NOTARY PUBLIC

deeds. Mortgages. Bonds &c. carefully drawn,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03
DERTTIaT.


T. R. GooDFELLoW, Watch Maker
EA. L. and Jeweler. Dealer in Watches,
f{,,i Clocks, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, DC.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
The highest price paid for old Gold and Silver
Shop one door east of the Empire Store, Ash
asnd, Ohio.
February 4. 1857. 26f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-03

nR.H. BUCK, Practitioner of Medicine and
L. Surgery. Rowsburg, Ashland county Ohio.
February 4, Is7. 34tf
r Z. CRANE. II. D., Surgeon and occulist.
Office in Roller d Howarls Drug Store,
Main St Ashland, Ohio.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
The State Of A1ca, } GO
LOlzSn CDu,2fu. '''

10 Robert Gray-Sir-Ycu arc hereby Notified
that on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1857
Hugh Rcddan, Administrators Of the estate of John
Roddan, deceased filed in the Office of the clerk Of
the district Court of Louisa county. Iowa his Pc
u:ion, claiming Of ycu the sum Of Tive Hundred
and Fifty Dollars and accrulng interest thereon, as
money duo him as said Administrator by you On a
promissery note, executed ty you to said John
Rodaaa, deceased, on the 18th day of November
A. D. 1854, for the sum of $3.50, with ten per cent
interest per annum from date; also claiming Of
You the foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed
by you to said John Roddan to secure the pay ment
Of said prumissory note, on the 18th day Of No.
vember, 4. D. 1854, the following described rea |
estate, to-wt The wes half Of section thirty, (3O)
ownship seventy five, us, north Of range three ~
west; ant that N original notice was issued in
said cause, upon which the Sheriff made the fol-
lowing return, viz 81 cannot in my county find
the within named defendant" That thereupon
pu LEGATION Of the pending of this suit ordered
b. the court to be made. Now, unle:s you appear
and answer said petition on Ct hat re- the morning
of :he second day Of the next Of the said Dis.
trict c: urt which term will be begun and bol5en
at Wape!lo on the fourth Monday Of March, A D
1858, 'sU ent and decree Hil DC rem e-et against
you thereon. J.. :. bur Ely, pl'f's Atty
Publish tie foregoing four waess in the Musca-
tine Journal. JOHN HALE
Clerk Dis'rict Court, Louisa Co., Iowa.
fehl3 -w4W-pr's fct.$9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
The STATE Of bva, } CO
Louisa COunfu. oH'

To Rollin Cr.ie:- elr You ar hereby notified
that O.. tie 10Th day Of OctobI, A. d. 1857, Arnold
Humphreys filed in tic flee Of the clerk Of the
District Court of Ii MIRA county their petition claim
ing CT you tic sum Of Ole Thousand ard eighty
dollars with acciuing interest mel ey due them by
you on cort in promis sorry note, executed by you
to said petit toner's April 25tb, 1857, and MISC claim
ing thaSa writ attachment should re issued against
your prep rty in :ad case, ard that a writ OF at
achmept was issued Girg ely, and that al, orig
nsl notice was ssued in said cause upcn which the
Sheriff maze the following return, VIZ: 81 cam OF
frd the within named Defendant in my county,
That thereupon publication Of tb. pending Of this
suit was ordered by the court to be made. Now,
unless you appear and answer said petiti' on or
before the first day Of The next term of said Dis
trct Court, which term will be begun and holdtn
| at Wapelio, on the fret Monday in March, A. D..
1858, judgment will be rendered inst you thereon.
OCONNOR l. PATTERSON,
| Au'ys fer Pm.
| Publish tho above notice four weeks in the Mug
catine Jou rpal. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co. Iowa.
| fcbl3.w4w-pr's fee-$S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
The State Of bwa, ! CO
L0ulS1 c0ynfu D''

To David }. Wainrisht-Sir-You are srehy CO.
titled that sn the 18th day OF ovember A. D. 1897,
Hugh Rnddan fed in the eftce of the clerk IF the
District Court of Lou sa count, Iowa his letitios
claim pe Of you the sun Of -Four Hundred and
Fifty Doilsrs and accrung int srest thereon, money
due him by you en- a certain prcmi.sory note, exc
cuted by you to one G. P, oodar I'd AZ d dated June
18th, \. D. 1855, for the sum of four hundred and
fifty dollars, with ten per cent. interest from date
Of not paid when due. Also claiming of YOU the
foreclosure of certain mortgage cxccutei by you
t TIE said G. p. Woodland, TO secure the payment
if said promissory note, on the 18th cay of June
A. D, 1885, on the northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter of section thrty-six, $3.50 in township
seventy five, (75) north Of range four az west.
And that an orroal notice as sued in said case
upon which the Sber f inside u e foliouirp return
viz ~ M in my county find thu within FAMED
defendant That thereupon publicstien of the
pending Of this eau was ordered by the esurt to
be made. Now, unless you appear and answer said
petition or before the morning of the second dav
of the next term Of said District Court which term
will I've begun and hold n at WaptDo on the fourth
Monda, 10 March, A. D. 1858, judgment and de-
will be rendered against you in accordance with
the prayer of said petition. J. S. HURLEY,
Pl'ffs Atty
Publish the foregoing four weeks in the Muscs-
tine Journal. JOHN HALE.
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co Iowa.
ftb'3-W40-pi's fee-$9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
The State Of bua,l &C
Louisa COuntu. '

VIM. A. Nisbsd vs.. Unknown Owners and lots No.
in block 80. lots l and in block 26, lot in
block Is, lot in block H. lot in block 10, lots 8
and in block H. lots l, and in block %, lot 6
in block Is, one half of lot in block 35, lots 2
and in block 81, lot in block 80, ne-ha lots l,
and in block 10, lot in block p, lot in block
rs. all in the town of Columbus City, county and
State aforesais. To tie owners Of said lots :-You
are hereby sotifed hat on the 9th day of OVEN
Der, A. D. 1857 ther, was fled in the tfice Of tho
clerk of the District Court in Louisa county, Iowa,
petition # W A. Nisbsd, claiming tho sum of
two dollars 1871 90, and also claiming foreclosure
of the equity Of redemption. That an original no.
tics in said returned BY the Sheriff OF said
county, 81 cannot find in my county the within
ramel unknown owners" Now, unless you ppeal
AID an wer said petition on before the morning OF
tie second day of the next term of the said District
Court, within and for said co MY, to 10 begun end
holden at the court house in Wapelo, ON tho fourth
Monday Of March, A. D. 1858, judgment and do,
cree will ks rendered against you in accordance
theirwith. J. S. HURLEY, Sol. for Pl'f.
Publish the fcr"goipg four weeks in the Mus
catine Jour:aI JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., Iowa.
feb13-w4w-pr's fee-$o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
c. BRUCE. O. G., BRIO
BRUCE &c SON
LAND AGENTS & BROKERS

DeGters IN Exchange Dc Land Warrants
Wild Lands, Improved Farms. Town Property, IL.
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
w Pay particular attention to The ,elestit n
w of Lands AID th cir location with casb OF
land warrants, in the Fort Dodge, Sioux City and
Usage Land Districts, Iowa.
We have agents COATED at Sioux City and Oesre,
who devote their whole time ard after tior to the
transaction of our business Fort Dodge vii, 70
ceive our pHreonal attention. We will collect
notes. bills drafts and acceptance. throughout
Iowa, and remit proceeds prompt, in drafts on
New York. Real Estate and Land Warrants
bought and sold on commission. Titles examined
and Taxes paid. We also pay particular attention
to the loaning of Land Warrants for ron. resi-.
dents, the loanins Of money at best western -s:cs
and to Investments generally; we exanire care.
fully all ds, VIC locate and will give riot snd
description. Our con miss 10 for oani, or loca.
ting Land Warrants in the abov named districts,
will be SO FER 1850, s. Per 100, 81 per $50 and SIS
per 40 acres, which should accom- N papy the Var.
rants nd also the Land Office fees o. Warrants Of
one dollar for each 40 acres in bills and drafts On
New York.
Land Entered upon Time.
All business entrusted to US will receive .promp.
and careful attention. Correspond nee solicited.
apr20- dawlv
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The State Of Rwa, SO
I0,<2cu Io,<,,f,:

70 Daniel W. Hamaker-si--You are hereby
notified that on thu 7th day of Ausc't, 1857,
Sarah Walker lied in the flee of the o.erk of tho
District Court of Louisa county, her petition, claim
ing of You the sum of Ten Thou.and Dolla:s hon
ey due her by you damages because of your failure
to perform marriage conrac: agreed to by you, aud
damages sustained by reason of your scducipg her,
and also claimic 6 tina, writ of attachment should
be Issued against your property in said Gauss, and
that writ of at schrnen. was Issued accordingly,
and that original notice issued il said cause,
up3n which the Sheriff made the following return,
viz: ~ cannot in my county nd the within named
Daniel W. Hamaksr.' That thereupon publication
of the pending Of this aut ordered by the court
to be made. Now, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before Il first day of the next
term of said District Court, which term will bete
gnn and holden a. WapelIo on the fourth Monday
in March, A. D. 1858. judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
OCONNOR l. PATTERSON,
Atty's for PIPE.
Publish thu foregoing four weeks in the Musca-
tine Journ J. JOHN HALE,
Clerk District Court, Louisa Co., Iowa.
febl3-w4w-pr's fee-$3
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E S TRA Y MAR z,

E S ira Y MAR e.
TAKEN up by W. W. Waters, residing in the
i county of Muscatine, Stat, Of Iowa, a mere,
and appraised and described before { {. Clerk, q
Justice Of the Peace in and fer the ssi' 9 unity
as follows, bright sorrel mare, rsiss four year
old, white on left hindfoot on left re loot,
fifteen hands high. a true copy of Jastict rr.tura
EDWARD II THhfrP.
uov2S-wI3w CcuotyJI',e.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE !

n HE undersigned havirg been appointed hy the
County CCu.t Of Louisa county, Admins tratsr
Of t be estate Of Philip Sine man decea.ed Iafe of
Cirandview township. Louisa courty All persons
havi'g claims AGAINST eaii estate will D escnt
them to TIE unde rsigned and all persons owl the
same are requested to mske payment without aiay.
N. N. LET'S. Admins tra. tor
fehl3-w3ws 49,.
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gs,ezz! Coat

+ c: MOTT has. as usual, at his Coal yard on
Water stree. supply OF best quality Of
C"poeras creek coal which be will sell cheap for
cash. lie is az receiving coal from Hcary ccun.
~ Ihe Cnrperas creek coal is vel known a.
eb;st ever offered . II = market. q g-asEs1a
gP. Coal sold by ei>xh; or measure. a., .r5.ry ,
Hnov23 dav3n
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New Grocery Store !

Corner Third and WaLnnt strcets.
ls-sz.A TIL undersigned he wing taken the room o
MH Geo Edgar on Sd street. and opened . new
grocery store, would inform bis old friend
and customers that he is prepared to furnish theRa
with allkinds Of groceries, vegetables, fruit, As.~
Constantly on hand, .r
Sugars, aooaeeo'
Nolases, Dried Apples,
Toas Peaches,
Coffee Maskercl and
salt, White fish,
Wooden 4 Goldfish,
willow ware, Herring,
aeon and lard, Nails and Glass,
Toge ber with all kinds Of vegetables.
A constant supply of superior brandso Of
FAMILY FLOUE.
~ Wanted in exchange, all kinds of prvous'
and marketing. lsAAC NEiDiH.
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