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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
Settlement of Central -imeil,a by Afii-

cans.
In the Senate, oil the f4th of June, Mr..
Doolittlc offered the following preamble
and resolution.
"N hereas the numerous disabilities to
which free persons Of color of African de-
scent are subjected IN many of the free
>ftates have made ii desirable on the part
'of large numbers of them. to seek elsewhere
a more favorable field for their labor and
enterprise, and whereas the same class of
persons Is regarded with still greater dis
favor in the slavehol,lins States, flrm con-
sIderatIons deemc so CONTROLLING that fur
tl,er emancipation in many Of them has
been prohibited by lasv, unless the pcrsefls
emancIPated shall be at the same time re
movcs! beyond the jurisdiction of the State,
AMI III some oi them the graver qucs-
tion Is seriously entertained whether per-
sons OF African descent who are free shall
not be again reduced to slavery if they con
tlnue to remain within their jurisdictions:
and whereas III Iucatan and Central ami
South America there are vast regions, al
most uninhabitel, OF the most beautiful
and productive countries in the world. in
climate well aiaptel to the constitution
of the African race, to develop its creates,
power and highest activity: Therefore
'Rssoired. That the Committee on For
egn Relations inquire into the expediency
ot acquiring. by treaty. in Yucatan, Cen
tral or South America. the rights and
privileges ofscttlement and of citizenship.
for the benefit of such persons Of color. OF
African descent. as may Voluntarily desire
TO emigrate iIom the United States and
form themselves into a colony OF colonies.
under the laws of the State or States TO
which they emigrate; the United States.
IN consideration of the commercial advan-
tages of free trade with such colony or col
onics, making AMI securing the necessary
and proper engagements to maintain them
IN the enjoyment Of the tight and privileges
acquired by such treaty or treaties
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

hR. a. MATTlTcLY, will devote in future
~ hIs entire attention to the Practice OF MEDf-
csvE, MrSoa SrHsERr s orsrErRrcs. VI my wears
of pFactical experience, tn.chcr with dcteruiina-
so ren.icr satisfaction in all cases, he hopes
W IL ensnrc hisn shire Of the pstronage of lib
Il community lie is prepared to attend cases
both town and country
OFFICE, doos nprth of Fl. Pi,rcc's Cloth
Ing Store. west SIDE Michigan street
April q, 1S5S-2I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

CO. Genuine religion never produces an
austere temper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

w BENNETT, VI D., offers his profess
-. Ional services 70 the citizens of MlrShil Co.
Once at his residence third door north cf the Ell
wards House, Plymouth, Ind. Jan 22--I2
hR. X. BROWN, Pmrs,ciax and OssrEfrr
- CAV Particular attention paid to Midwifery
and the diseases of Women and Children OiIire
at X " Br1wn < Cos Stove and Hardware Depot
January 81. Ie5s-llyI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

hR. s Y. SMITH. EcLEcr,c PursIrrAv, for
- meriv OF UniontOwn. having permanently :
loc ted IN Knox. Stsrke county, oilers hls services
professionally To the citizens OF thit county.
kvax, Ini., May ~, l-5S--29
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

J. VINALb, NJ d., HoseoFaTruc PHY-
- sscIxy, Plymouth, Marshall Counsy. Ind.
rsrticuiar attention paid to Obstetric Practice.
aaa Chrcnsc Diseases OF Women, and Diseases OF
Sasireh- Onsc over PaIrner's Store, corner of
Michigan and La Porte streets
Dec "a, le57.-7Iv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

GEORGE n TRAILS JosEFI l. IfIRALLS-
CEO- r. THRALLS & son, WHOLESALE
NJ DRcssIsrs and CHEMISTS, Warsaw, Ind
This House puts up PHYSICIANS bills lower than
any other house IN Northern Indiana All letters
answered promptly and goods delivered on the cns
free Of charge. Terms Cash
Dec II, 1o57-6Iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

7. S--He has a supply of fresh vaccine matter,
a1d all who desire protection from the sm,ll Pox
stouid not delay -accin,tion re-saccinltlon, rs
thing else cln give m exemption from is l,vsges
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

N AW NoTCE-T. J. SrA~FIErD. Of South
4 Ber'l- and A. Jssrssox, of Plymouth. have
associated themselves Together for the practice oi
L,w. ia sll the Courts of Marshall County. Mr..
s. lRiield will personally assist in the Infringement
OF all htigatss basiness- O!iiec in Corbins block
MAY % lr.,S %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

nIRAM DENNIS--IIvEEY, SsLE AID Ex-
CHANGE SrsBLts. Washington street, east OF
MichI,an, Plvmourh. lul.
Fine Horses and Carriages for hire at reason ,blc
RATES for Cash - Nav Sf-1j
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
IoHN II. SHOEMAKER,

@ 1OfIN II. SHOEMAKER.
- DEALER Is JEwkrRY. Ssr.,
&e-, la Porte street, Plymouth
~ - Ind.
* IL CLOCKS. WATCHES.
" &c, &c, repaired ia the best
manner possible and At the low
est living rates
Fam 7, '56-n9yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

4 LFRED BiLLDWS. SHAVER AND Han
"A DKEss-r, uP stsirs, in the building ON the
corner of " .tshinston and Michigan Streets where
lac mas awa, he found during i,usislsss hours.
Plymouth, Ind, NV -, 1858.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

hR. A. O. BDRTON. SusGroS DEvusr. hsv-
in- permanently located in Plymouth. l. pre-
sSa. pared At al times, (Mondays and Tues
lrSSSS laws cxceptec) 10 perform all operations
IL pertsInirs 10 the dental profession, SI,e
cfsi attention. given To cleansing the teeth Di-
eases OF the mouth treated with success SltisiIc
tloa viii e gwen TO all Who favor hlm with call
Rooms Michigan strcet, above PcT~n- &
Co's Dsu- Store. fmv ~. $50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01
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CARD COLVM ~.

II Professional aud Business Cards ms rfei in
sks cclnn. one ar, tor dollar line in aduanos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-01

TOHE G. OSBORNE, ATTORNEY AT Law and
- ROTARY PUtric Office lst door north of
Boyd's Furniture Store, Plymouth. Ini. fiyl7-l2
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The FAsH1oNs.-A new style. or ra-
ther new development of the basque.
has been introduced from Paris. Col.
Fuller. of the New York Mirror, has
seen it. He Gays:
A magni6cently beautiful young wo.
man. q fair type Of ''Yonng America" in
crinoline. who has passed the last year
and q half in Europe. las returned.
bringing with her the ''latest cut" Of
tho French modiste. and her independ.
dent way Of putting it on. and carry
ing it out is curious. ltis closely IT.
ting black basquine. with waist badly
wais,ed--a round. Ioubustious and
animated bust"-in = blue moire-anti.
pue skirt of = most extended periphery.
crowned with bonnet about tho size OF
. full blown japonica. in yellow kids.
with her thumbs in her pockets.
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McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1858.
"Well, father. Jed and I this after.

"Well, father, Jed and I this after.
noon went out for deer-"
Hang the deer, come to the trick p
"Couldn't find any deer, but though,
we must shoot something; 80 Jed bang.
ed away at the Coils old Roan-sho,
him dead p
"shot old Roam ?" thundered the
hunter, sled did you shoot the Col. q
hoss ?"
Il didn't do anything else.'
"And them" paused Jel. confden,
the joke part must please his father.
"Jim and l propped the horse up. and
tied his head back with cord, and left
him standing under the tree. just as il
he was alive. Ha, ha, Fancy the Col
going to catch him Ho ho! want il
a joke ?"
Old Drake's head fell on his breast.
He felt of his empty pocket-book. and
looked at his rife. Then in a rueful
tone he whispered to the boy
"It's joke But if you ever tell o:
it-or if you do, Sam Barston--1'll
skin you alive! Pve been shooting a,
that dead horse half an hour, at ten dol
lars a shot,"
At that momoment Sam fell into the
gutter. Sam had laughed himself al
most to death.
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ANEcDorE or AuDusoN.-The great
naturalist was on the look out for the
d-hesded-wood-peckers. and was very
anxious to ob,ain specimen. Seeing
one flying into hole in tree long
way up. he pulled of his coat and climbed
up with the energy of his that never
failed him. Putting and sweating he
reached it At last. and putting in his
hand TO seize the bird. to his great dis
may . snake stuck his head out of the
hole and Missed in his face. This was
so unexpected and frigh,ful that Audu-
bon let 70 his hold. and tumblsd to the
ground more dead thsn alive. His
companion came running up to him, and
seeing the naturalist was not hurt. bu,
was dreadfully frightened. said to him
"Ah you are very much frightened.
doctor? mo. Sah." replied the doc
tor, quite offended '.but If you want
to see Won badly scared snake. just g.
up dare -
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p O Z T r Y.
The Hills.

xOI tu0 xuue3.
The Hills.
o give me home among the hills,
Where the songstcrs warble free
For love their rocks, I love their rills,
o the bills, the hills, for me.
What joy Is mine in the sweet spring time,
When earth don's her dress OF green,
When the violet heads from their grassy beds
'Mong their sister flowers are seen.
Tho suns bright beams still brighter CLEAN,
And the shade is dark and deep,
And the wild bird sings with folded wings,
To cheer the sweet retreat.
The wild rose there grows rich and rare,
In summers sunny time,
And autumn brings a goody share
or fruit on the wild grape vine. .. ...
And then what fun when the autumn sun
Sheds its golden light around
Away VIC rush through the hazel brush,
To gather the nuts 50 brown.
Let me live If will among the hills
Where I've roamed for many day,
'Mong trees, birds, flowers and rocks and rils,
Let me while the hours away.
Though winter comes to our hillside home,
With its cold and chilling storms;
What care we in our heartfelt glce,
When the house and heart are warm.
Feb. Is, 1858. NJ. II. C.
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From the Lansing Mirror.
DEs MoINEs, Jan. 46.
Mr.. H. r. CuATrERToN, ESQ. j,

Mr.. H. R. CuArrERToN. Esq.
Sir II enclose you a copy of the
subs i,u,e offered by Mr.. Clark. of Du-
buque. in the House Of Representatives
On the end instant, while in committee
Of the whole, having under considera-
ton preamble and Joint Resolutions
Of Instructions concerning the admis-
sion Of Kansas into the Union under the
Lecomp,on Constitution"
This substitute embodies my senti.
men:s on this subject. as we'll as, l be.
lieve. four fiji his of the Democratic party
Of Iowa, and | ask as a matter Of justice
to myself, As we'll as large number Of
your subscribers, asd the continuation
of your literally to party without an
organ in the county. the publication Of
this substitute.
Respectfully. your obi serv't.
G. w. GRAY.
WHEREAS. application has. or is being
made to the Congress OF the United
States for the admission of the Territory
Of Kansas into the Union. under the
Constilu ion framed at Lecomp,on. and
whereas. we still adhere TO the great
principle Of popular sovereignty. and
earnestly desire that the people Of every
Territory should have the privilege Of
deciding at the ballot box upon the char.
acter Of ALL their domestic institutions.
unless the people thereof have express
y and clearly delegated the power to .
Convention to frame and put into opera
ton their Constitution without their fur
ther sanction. therefore be it
RESOLVED, by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Iowa, That we regard
the refusal of the Lccompton Conven-
ton to submit the Constitution framed
by them to the people Of Kansas. as un.
wise and unfortunate for the peace ol
the Territory. and we hsreby declare
that every Constitution of State. unless
other wise declared by the people them.
selves, ought to be submitted to the
bona fds electors Of such Territory fol
their approval, or rejection.
RESOLVED, That our Senators in Con.
gress are hereby instructed, and ouI
Representatives in that body requested
to vote against the admission Of Kansas
into the Union under the Lecomp,on
Constitution, unless said Constitution
shall receive majority Of all the votes
cast for aud against it, after full and
free submission Of said Constitution t
the people of said Territory.
RESOLVED. That We rely upon the en-
IliyhteneI patriotism and sagaciou
sta,esm ,nship Of the President OF lh
United States, TO administer the govern
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Reasons for Wearing Crinoline.
S + l. T. CT Z d

Reasons for Wearing Crinoline.
(Ex;racted from lady in the course
of Il quadrille.)
"WelI. I'm sure What next,
wonder? But it's like you men. In
quisitise creatures! Talk of woman S
curiosity! What is it to you. sir, why
| wear my crinoline Getting up sta-
tistics. are you? WeIl--it you're
really serious-now promise you won't
laugh-I don't mind telling you my
reasons why l wear it. Yes. by all
means, if you like. Take your pencil
out. and write down from my lips just
as tell you.
Il wear crinoline. Mr.. Curious, be-
cause Madame de Flouncey assures me
it's the thing. Who's Madame de
Flouncey? O. she's my French dress
maker. aud her establishment is in Bond
street, and she makes-for Lady Dress
inyton. and SO you see she must know.
Besides, she assures me it So improves
ones fyure--especiaIIy wien one s
slim, as every genteei person should
be. And then, as Madame de Flounl-y
says, it gives me such an air, (no it's
not, you wretch It's not blown out
with The bellows!) and looks SO dis
tinguished. Though. to be sure, now
ones own servants. as you say, have
taken to it, there's not SO much dis,inc.
ton in the wearing, but there ought to be.
Still, as Madame de Flouncey says. i,
certainly does set one off; and as that
dear, dear Empress Eugenie doesn',
mind the maid-servants, don't see why
zoe need.
Besides, you know. everybody wears
it now, and one must do as everybody
else does one looks SO horribly affect.
ed else. And. I'm sure you gentlemen
admire it. 0 yes, you may vow you
don't but I'm positive you do. There
now And then. you know. it's Fash
ion. Only look Mt the fashion books.
and see what lovely wide dresses art
drawn for us to copy in the pictures o
Le Follet! Folly No, Mr.. lgnoramus
not folly at all. Go and learn YOU
French, sir.
"Hides clumsy feet? How can yo,
be so rude! Ladies do not always iik,
to have their ankles stared at. O,
dare say you meant nothing PERSONAL
But I'm sure it's very disay, cable 0
you, asking one such questions ; ant
I've great mind to stop my ears, ant
not speak to you again, you odiou
wretch you taking down ones word
and then taking one up so. Yes. yo,
do. And / wish l hadn't said a wore
to you, you horrid man! Now, don
be absurd, sir-let me take your arm
There's that Miss Jiggleton, | know, j
quizzing us abominably.
| 4
| O, how lovely cool it is! DO g
love conservatory, don't you? Blu,
haven't told you my reason yet. You,
like to hear it: Well then if YOU
promise no. 10 tell wear my crinoline
Mr.. Inquisi;iye. because / choose, sir
There, now !''-Punch.
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WHOLE NO. ".
CORRESPONDENTS.
Ar HoME. Feb. l4,le68.

Ar HoxE. Feb. IL, e6e.
DEAa TINES:
Like . glsam Of sunshine cones
your welcome face to our freside,
through this long. dreary winter. en-.
livening and gladde ming our little circle;
and if you were to hear the encomiums
bestowed upon you. you would certain.
ly blush. that is (if in these days Of
brass you are not destitute Of what is
generally termed "rustic accomplish.
ment.")
Herd Times has been making sad
havoc this winter. and I think the old
fellow deserves the anathemas that have
been showered upon him by his enc.
mics. I do hope he is not relative Of
yours, or if he is you will give him tie
cut direct, for he is not much of favor
ite Of mine. nor of any ones. I should
Judge. He has interfered most impu.
IDENTIFY with our household concerns. re-.
trencbed our expenses alarm:ngly, and
forbidden our most harmless amuse-
ments, and "last, not least" almost re-.
duced US to the deplorable condition of
Miss Flora McFlimsey.
BY The way. my dear Times. I see by
the papers that all this commotion about
"Hard Times is attributable to the
ladies'; well. it may be so: it becomes
me not to dispute the assertions Of the
Lords Of Creations, but I am inclined
to think that Miss Flora must have rela.
tives of the other sex. By the way,
some gents indulge in Oyster suppers,
Cigars, expensive Wines. fast Horses.
&c. Gentlemen, please inquire into
your own expenditures before visiting
all the sins Of the financial crisis upon
our devoted heads.
The Elkader Female Temperance
Society. now claims share of attention
and furnishes food for gossip. while we
sip our cups of Coffee or Tea at our
social gatherings.
The Temperance cause is good and
worthy one. and always receives my
hearty cooperation, but I do not think
it will be advanced by personal allu.
sions. or uncharitable remarks about
neighbors, or by indulgiuy in useless
recriminations.
The Good Book says, "Charity is the
greatest of all virtues" but I fear the
good ladies of Elkadsr have entirely
lost sight of this. in their zeal and ardor
in the cause of Temperance. Isincere.
ly hope their efforts in that cause may
be successful.
Well. Valentine Day is here with its
jests. and silly verses, and very few
good Valentines; as general thing in.
stead Of its being dedicated as in days
Of yore. to the god If Love. it is now
devoted to the gratifying Of personal
pique, and ill-will and love Of ridicule
a sad perversion Of tte original mode ol
observinyit.
The whis;ling of the wind around the
house, with its mournful sound calls uE
memories of the past. and weaves busy
: iancies in my brain, and fearful Of in
truding them upon your readers. ! viii
say adieu. L.
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A CARp.-Psrmit me through your
columns to tender my thanks &, tho
Western Valley F. 4 N. Insurance Co.
Of Chicago. for 3 prompt adjustmen,
and payment Of the loss on my sock Of
dry goods contained in store No. 243
South CLARK street. resulting from the
late disastrous Ere on the night Of tho
Sd inst. SAMUEL McFARpEx.
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A Pretty Lyric.

Wen part no more, oh, neveri
lie. gladness deck thy brow,
Our hearts are joined forever
BY each religious vow.
Misfortunc's clouds have anished,
That caused our bosoms pain
And every care Is banished,
No more to come again.
Hopes star is brightly burning
Within its brilliant dome,
And tells of joys returning
TO cheer our rural home.
1t shines through gloom to gladden.,
Dispe!ling grief and care,
For sorrow ne'er can sadden
While it remaineth there.
Mid fowery wales we'll wander,
And by the laughing stream,
Our 10 soms growing fonder
Meath Loves enchanting beam.
In yonder cot reposing
In plenty, side by side, -.F
Each mora fresh Joys disclosing,
Through life we'll gently glide.
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~ A young American.ess in Paris
threatens to sue President Buchanan for
breach Of promise she says that dining
at her fathers table years ago he said TO
her: MY dear Miss. if ever should
be President. you shall be mistress Vi
the White House, A clear case
bring in your verdict. gentlemen Of tho
iury.
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CHIxAMEN RErUKIko.-The bodies Of
800 dead Cinnamon are now lying Oh
one OF our wharves. nicely packed and
directed. ready for shipment 10 theii
long home in China: The freight none,
on the lot is s.. .5O0.-San Francisso
.News Letter.
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Who'd be a Bachelor /?

BY A. J.r.
When life Is so transient,
And rapid Times tread;
When maidens are plenty,
And longing to wed,--
Who would live single,
And marriage dscryi
Who'd be a bachelor
Who !--not I.
Who does not wish for
A fond-hcartcd wife,
To share with, the pleasures
And sorrows of life
To cheer and sustain him,
When troubles are nigh
Who'd be baehelori
Who i--notI.
Lonely old bachelor,
Wretohcd indeed
No one to comfort you,
Ono thing YOU need.
Would you 60 happily,
Smiling through lifei
Take to 60 with you,
A truc-heartcd wife.
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The Mineral P9in;e ers, the Many to-
walkers. Janesvillians aud the Plaltevi.-
lians, are also Wisconsinners. -Bara5oo
RepuHic.
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EJ Among the citizens of Wiscon,
sin there arc the Wsupunsters. the She
boyganders. aud tho eMazomspiaoa.-Es.~
Popvr.
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GRANT s. PECK.

GK.4.VT n PECK,
nEALERS in all descriptions OF Thrcshing
DMachnes, ReapeIs, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn-Shelle.s, Straw-Cutters. ho Sc
Rakcs. Flows, Cultvators fortabl. Saw ami
Grist Mills Taste n Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons, Open. and Top Guggies, and Agri-
cultural implements generally.
Warehouse, upper end OF Main Street,
MCGREGoR, Iowa.
u Particular attention given to Consign-
ments
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN r. PECK.
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YOUNG AMERICA
Saloon & Restaurant,
Prairie du CAien. Upper Topn. Wis.
D. II. ROSENsTElN, Proprietor.
C1-Mcal, at all hours 5S
CHARLES s. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. !, Corner Of Main and Sirth Street.
nnhuono Inu.o

No. !, Corner Of Main and Sirth Street.
Dubuque. Iowa.
REFER RENCES:
Hon. Dernhart HEM, Hon. Theophilus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. James NJ Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge,
U. s. District Judge, Mass.
Keokuk, Iowa. Bernard G. Caulfeld,
Col. Robert Robinson, Atty, Chicago, Ill.
Middletown, Iowa. Hon. VIM. S. Bodley,
Hon. Jno Mckeon, U. S. Louisville, Ky.
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City. Benoist, Shaw Il Co.,
Hon. Jskn A. Dix, New Orleans, La.
N. Y. City. Hon. A. G. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, La.
late r. NJ. Gen., Phia. Hon. Revcrdy johnson,
Col. James Page, Pha. Baltimore, Md.
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Phila. Col. Louis v. Bogy,
L. A. Benoist & Co., st. Louis, Mo.
bankers, st. Louis, Mo. Hon. John r Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, st. Louis, Mo-
&B- Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. .. ........ 1851
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ment in conformity with these princi-
pies.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary Of
State be requested to forward . copy Of
these resolutions to each of our Senators
and Representatives in Congress.
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n @ II [ c. f .

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing under the style ard
iirn of Miller Bass has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. MILLER 4 BASS.
McGregor, Jan 2fth, 1858.
The bu ineSs will hereafter he conducted by v. r..
Miller who will fas all outstanding debts and lahi
ties OF the sad firm of Miller Il Bass. All per o.s
showing them elves indebted to the above firm. either
ty note Or book account reque ted 20 call aud
tle immediately. Ii you have money bring me
Wheat, Oats, Flour. Beet, Fork, or Old Copper.
amos yR. MILLER
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24

O, how lovely cool it is! ! do SO
love conservatory, don't you? But |
haven't told you my reason yet. You'd
like to hear it: Well then if you'll
promise not 10 tell wear my crinoline,
Mr.. Inquisi;iye. because / choose, sir
There, now !''-Punch.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
ORLANDO McCRANEY.

General Real Estate Agent McGrcgor Iowa. Will at
tend to the purchase aud sale OF Real Estate in
portion Of Northwestern Iowa. Locate Land Warrants;
enter Land Invct money good security; pay Taxes
Investigate Titles &c. &c.