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observation-disclosures.
N6vat InteiuGence.
TIE crew or the sloop- ofwar Cysne, at Norfolk, 4
a M off md sd A. Aat Mi

TIE Of the slocpof.war Cysns, at Norfolk are %
Re pad OF and discharged at that place,
The Coast Survey steamer Vixen, r. Ducr, Lieutenant
commanding, was 10 sail from Washington 1th inst en-,
rou FOR Apalsobcola making deep soundipgs on the
Keys TO the entrance OF the hafbor o. Apaachco and
and will also survey the adjacent coat The following
rs list q her oncersJ X Duer, Lieutenant command
ing; J. Y. h. hygsu, First Lieutenant A. w. Hudaur,
second Lieutenant; Edwin L. Brady Chief Engineer; VIM.
Sinclair, First Assistant gnesr; John Mckag Second
Assistant Engineer; J. W. Dosor, Masters Mate; Mr..
Malcolm, Coast Pilot
The keel for % The steam slooJ~ Of ordered
N be built at the navy yard In Charesown has been laid
In the ship house from which the steam frgatc Merrnac
was launched. Upwards OF eighty wJrkmcn
engaged upon the vessel, which number will be in
creased a. the work advances
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~
schr Baltimore sleishi Bairnore-Asiler. Lord Que
Tesu
sioop Thcs Hull, Hull. Proviaenoe-vas,er
ARRIVED.
s,eamslhp Nashville Murray, Charleston 81 hours, with
rdse end PASSENGER 70 Spohord Tl-son 20 The has
shin Bavaria Townsend iiavre Nov - with and 3u
passengers. In " WhtlOck Jr.
shp Ahburton ,of Newburyporp. crocker, Charleston,
isrs Von BsrE ,oidsn,' Muller. usrbnrr Nov rs with
nds. and go passengers 10 iiech hunbardt had II
fat Jsponlca oi Phr aelphia sheldon Rio Janeire
Rart. vreisa, mn - Thomas IL days in bal,si psn'h
Jones Co
gsrk 1ronsg reckncr, Curacao, 2 days with s'l &C.
Ierb Chsvansr, Anderson, New Orleans Dec Is with 81
gar, . Kirssnd 4 Won sachs
Rris rasc ,of Camden, Hooper, Nnatlsn, Mexico -
DAYS, with mahogany, master. Experienced heavy
Their M Halter los some sails.
Brir proieus Of RucksporD, Chapman Havana, Dec n
Mig Tihsrias vi New oricans IeCocq Cenfneeos Dec
-, with SINGER 90 Chamberlain Ponvcrt.
Brig abba Br Curry, Windsor Ms Dec u. with potatoes
Brie Biiow orr, Rshburn Windsor Ns. 20 days. with po
sshr Fsrfas sor, ceorgeiown, nc.
Scr William Carroll thipmon, evitt's island Ne, DAYS
Srhr Gertrude H0rlrn. Myers, Rockaud. 3 days
Schr ,eo kiiilorn Rur1mil. Portland. Ne. 8 days.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Ryder Hosion, DAYS
Schr u Horton -. Boston for Tar gter
schr Alice Move, Pie New Bedford
S>lr Enterprise bentley, New Bedford Cor Baltimore
Scfsr OnecO, smith, Prov ncetov for Norfolk.
Steiner Locust Point French. Baltimore.
Steamer Chesapeake Crrweu Portland
ship Realm, Buuess, from New Orleans, ~ days with
mdse 10 Robson Fosck Cby pilot boa, c steers No 81
VIM during be day ssE with rains outside Iiops sSw
and blowing gale.
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MyTnJA FARGO a co. VIEW YoPE AM cAIIrop
w mia rypreas Co1lTany an Exchrnse Deaers A Iona
rnsk Company. Capital StOcs0 Once - rroelwsy VI
presses sens % California eresgn nd sandwich Iasnds n-
h and arh o. each uynth To Havana the tn iHh Eh
a esch month Esshsnso COZ sale ssms ssi on Caoy-
ia ocgnn sardvch s Dds Havana, Boston and Phibdai
pha Nos'ce 10 Ca mia Bondsolder.-w., r. A Co ars
1cr prspasc 70 rece-ye The ola bc ~ he " aor-
y, rsnsp ~ w SNn. " saera1,eno ctr and procure
Ffs saue W this civ,
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Police Intelligence.

FURTHER OPERATIONS OF THE CONTEMPLATING
GAHG-rwo ARRESTS IN wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY.
The statement given in Saturdays HERALD OF the opera
Of number Of persons engaged in passing counter
felt bills has stirred up the vigilance of the officials and
Of parties likely to be swinded especially the suburbs
of the city, where the game has been played Two more
arrests made Saturday afternoon of persons who
were evidently connected with the gang arrested in the
Twentieth ward One of them gave his Sylvester
Cummipgshe other refused TO say what his name Was
They both arrested at railroad station at Peeksk
by exofcer lawrence and were lodged in White Plains
jail Their operations far they have been traced
indicate that they started from New York IN the HUDSON
River train passed counterfeit 81 bill the Jersey
City Bank upon the conductor. They got out al Doops
Ferry and passed S29 bill on the Massachusetts Rank or
on reading the accountIn the HERALD Of the
in the TEenteth ward, examined his Till TO see
whether he had been imposed and found the
similarity OF the bill he had just received 10 the descrip
tons Of those passed by the gang arrested on Friday
The alarm was given at once, and officer lawrence was
depurzed by the Sheriff TO give chase u the fugitives
The result their arrest at Fshkill The prisoners
passed twelve counterfets at the following
Seekskir So and some amount in Newburg, not
tanned after their return from Newburg that they
were arrested.
On their return n charge of the officer in the down
train they recognized by the conductor upon whom
they had passed OF the bogus bills their way up
stuffed With the spurious bills, which thrown aside in
| the railroad station at tae time of their arrest.
bills passed, tneAaSSacnusetS BANK, are
new and crisp paper heavy and blacksh ndsnc plate,
with fresh appearance of signatures date &c The other
bls found on the parties were of the Jersey CITY Bank
From uniform character OF the bills seized and the
number of there must be gang engaged and orga
| nzed in the business.
MORE CONTAINS AGAINST THE CONFIDENCE MAN-Two
more complaints made against Thompson alias
Birch alias Hunt alias Roach, the confidence man, yes
terday. Messrs whitehouse Merrill, of South street,
made complaint against the prisoner for defraudng
them out OF 81 200 worth Of boots and shoes Mr. b. p
Capp of No 301 Grand street, also appeared against the
prisoner, and charged him with having obtained $3.50
worth Of dry goods by Of faee pretences. The
credit attached 10 the Of Thompson was appears,
given the police Il owing 10 the exertops Of Mr.
Lane, of No. 1853 Bowery that the offender caught
and handed over 70 the police.
CHARGE or BrRolARY-Henry Stevens was taken into
custody by Policeman Nesoit, OF the FIFTH ward, on
charge having burglarousy entered the store Of Noah
Farnhsm Nos Of and 90 Chambers street. and stealing
four pieces Of broaacoth valued at 1928 The
accused caught with the property in hts possession
Justice Connolly committed Stevens TO prison Dr exami
| nation.
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TelesrapbIc Marine Rep,r,.

BOSTON Jan lar barks Tenaro, Arey frou New Or.
leans; sa1ony, smb tavannah; sumter fIunier Charles
Ton schs sussn Han Kiborn and isp Percival Jaciue
Jacnel lbh VII, arr sohr william Wr.,n. Gis, from
Nhork IN seven daJs htIsaqn 24h alt, tark chas Lee
sohooner Parker for thlA Aphs Loading with sal.
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communication was recevodSr1 u sr cso. II. Pur
GER Corporation Attorney showing tha, the sum " s1so as
vas received at that department Tor penalties or violation
Of the Corporation ordinances during the msnts Of 10
vember and December last
EsRuuBISc rosrKISt NsRKsr
An ordnance 30 raise s170 0co b loan and 10 fund the
same for the rebuilding Of Tompkns market in Pursuance
scented and referred.
petition was recei,e ed from the manager, Of the wo
mems Prison Assoc citation and Home for gran, N 10, OF
ground situated Fny third street. belonging :, the city
on which 70 erect suitable building for tne ptuton
Referred.
MEETINGS oF I'M rolED
population from the Board Of Councilrnen waited on
this Board 10 ask when the Board OF Aldermen would adj
journ on what day they prupuscdso meet he nqniry
made In order that the CJuncimcB could regulate
their meetings they would require the use ~ this cham
Der while their own was bong altered. The Aldermen
could Afterwards have the Of the C0macmrhs room
while Their chamber was being reaoylsd
The PRESIDENT said this Board would oommulcae with
the Ccmcmen IN a few minutes.
The then resolved TO me,ton Mondays ami Thurs
crnen that they could have the use Of this chamber
any other eyehrIs
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR os WE RArrrry rxrSros
MAYORS oricr, Jan. IA, 1865.
To rHr HONORABLE rHE CosxoN CouNcft.-
GENTiEuN-I herewith transmit W you corpnunioa.
ton received by me from The Bard IlsrbOr Commits.
sObers, IN relation TO the condition Of the Battery xten
sion stating that w consequence Of the imperfect manner
in which the Work being done, the deposits thrown in
are washed out BY the toe and the East river between
Diamond Reef snd the battery. is shoaling rapidy-in
fact SO much 50 that two large vessels cannot eel pass a,
the same time.
bad intended 70 have called your attention 70 tho pre-.
cent state Of the work At early day, but the reception
u the above mentioned has not only hast
ened my acton % The matter, but requires prompt
measures on yo1r part TO prevent any further wash 81 the
earth from this locality being carried away BY The tide
aud thus causing I'll greater and more serious injury ~
he navigation Of ue Fast river the point above
he Battery enliF esneni was ordered by 0e Common
Council In 1851 Tie contrast therefor was rnada hy tho
street C~nm ssonqrs n 1882 and by s the enrs
work wss C hfvc hceI completed "a or beore the bauk
DAY Of NOycmb 1856.
~ The time " tie rsseage n M, o-dns nee for his
Wtr, was Urged ~ 4 lri1n'e rls' " the city
would b. hu. S5lAN. trIg Len s,stef w tlem tat
i.c ''sehAe 70 We costracly " ~ derived nou W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William w. Jsdsen, Edward Coz
tello, George Ross.
h Ordiss~css- Henry Genet, ssmOel ". Gal
pin, George Ross.
Polics-CounCilmen henry Arcularius, william Nolan,
James II. Cross.
Public Buildings, 6c.-Counclmen Andrew Muligan,
Gilbert n. Plat, James Webb.
Pubic HealtA-Councilmcn John Frazier, Henry W.
Genet, Alex. McGarren.
Railroads. Councilmen Martin Gilmariin, Henry W.
Genet, James NJ Cross.
Repairs amd Supplies Councilmen John Van Tine Geo.
p Bedford, James Webb.
Roads-Councilmen William W. Judson, Samuel W. Gal
pin, S. A. Bunce. .
SALARIES and OGce-Counclmen John Van Tine, Martin
Gimartin, Seymour A. Bunce.
Sescrs-Coucilmen Gilbert N. Plat, Anthony Mccarthy
George Ross
Sreas-Councimen Thomas A. Dunn, John Van Tine,
John n. Brady
wharpes, Piers and Slips-Councilmen George p Bick
ford John q. Brady, Benjamin 7. Rhodes.
Joint C0mmittee Account-Charles G. Cornell Andrew
Xulligan, James n. Cross
Mr. ARCUIARIus, the Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee appointed the fret meeting Of the Board said that
the committee had done all in their power TO collect the
facts relative to the tax levy for 1885, 10
be able to submit their report this evening, but they
would be able make out correct report AZ the
importance of the subject demanded before next meeting
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER.
D. D. CoNovER, the Street Commissioner, submitted the
usual quarterly report from that department. which was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed
On motion, the Board adjourned till Tuesday, the 10Th
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MARITIMB INTEbLIGgNCg,


NlEAkfU
ship wm Ten, Bonncy. Havre-Boyd A Hnrkcn.
shin Venice, Symms Havana w Elwrl 4 90.
BARK Alice, Penny, Cienfuegos-R Buc TOO.
Brig Croton bye, Port an Prince o la A Ferris
BRIG Jachin LOveiny. Norfok-Iirci Son A TO
Schr Leroy Osborne, Norfoik-Sturges Chairman A Co.
schr Baltimore, slesh'. Raltimore-Msiiler Lord Gu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-31

The WISCONSIN BRIBERY CAsE.-The idea
OF bribing the majority Of q Legislature to
pass Railroad Charter, by direct palpable
gifts, seems at first, almost incredible. Yet.
II has been done in the United States before
now Something like sixty years ago, the
entire Legislature Of Georgia was bribed /
|, was in the case <he Yazoo Grant. The
Legislature sold severN millions Of acres Of
the iazoo lands for nominal consideration
to company Of spectators. Erery mem.
oe' OF Tue Legislature WAS given land about
one thousand acres apiece-b by the Company.
The matter became known, and the xpsopie
met at Miiedgeville, the seat Of Government.
and ba,ni the journal and records Of the
Legislature on the public green. The act
was repealed the following year, and the
question arose before the Supreme Court OF
the United States, whether the purchasers
under the grant Of the Legislature we're valid
The supreme Court decided in their favor.
and thus established the validity Of con-
iracss.--lCin. Gag.
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Council Bluffs ana 81. Joseph Rail-
road.


There was convention held at Council
Bluffs few days ago for The purpose of or
ganizng a company for the construction Of
a Railroad from Council Bluffs to St. Jo-
seph, Delegate were in attendance from
Pottawatamie, Harrison, Mills, Monona and
Fremon, in Iowa; from Douglas, Ottoe and
Nemaha in Nebraska, and from Holt, Ateb-
ison and Buchanan in Missouri. The as
semblage was large and respectable and the
speeches, resolutions and entire proceedings
were spirited and hopeful. A company was
organized to construct road from Council
Bluffs tosconnect with the Platte Valley and
st. Joseph Railroad at The Missouri line, aud
a CO nsiderabe amount of stock was sub
scribed on the spot Directors were elected
by The stockholders, and the Board Of hi.
rectors proceeded to the election of S. F.
Nickolls, OF Nebraska City, President, IIor-
ace Everett, of Council Bluffs, Vice Presi-
dent; Sam. S. Curtis, Of Council Bluffs, Sec.
rotary Lafayette Nuckolls, Of Pacific City,
Treasurer. An immediate survey Of the
route was ordered and Ii. G. Mutt appointed
Chief Engineer to conduct the same.
The project seems to US a feasible one and
when completed the road must prove of very
great advantage to the interests Of large
section of country connected with Council
Bluffs, and cannot fail to attract an immense
business.
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spring.TIne Musings.


When last years warbers winged their q ght
And client passed the sohgleas hours,
When chilly grew the Autumn night,
And dropped tn, last pale Autumn flowers;
And forest murmu rings, sadly dtear,
Told that the summer days were pat
That winter-ics hrGwed- was rear,
And whispered u The coming blast;
When q II the leaves grew brown and sere,
And signing, left each uatiyc tree,
Az Autumn lsy upon bis bier
thought how long the time would lie
Ere came the leaves and buds again
Or care the dreamy, SOFT spring air,
The time If flowers ard song and when
All nature would once more he fair.
Bat now, green leaves are On my tree, s
And rose buds cluster round their stem,
The Wild birds sweetly chant their glee,
And would fain unite with them.
How swiftly they have gltdedby-
Those days Of wintry storn and snow
In hidden caves the fierce Winds lie
For now, the gentle zephyrs blow.
Thus pass the wintry days of life,
30 fades away the summers glow,
Thus quickly glide the hours OF strife
Ths heeting years Of joy or woe.
Thus fit zoe on, whers',r we roam,
Through fowsry paths or thorny road
sui onward swiftly TO our home,
II pure in cart, bleft abode.
kKoKuK, May, 1888,
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For the Upper Mis- SISSY
q. S. MAIL LINE,
nsck Island and X eokuk Daily Pal

scnger Packets.
GINHE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
L and IISH0MIN60 will compose fA
the line for the season of 1883. Both
OF these boats being Of light draught q
and of great speed, may be relied upon for ma king
connections AS advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
GEO. ii. MYERs, Captain A. l.. MrLLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose on the arrival Of the cars from
keokak, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdan
morning, at 8 clock. The
TISliUMING0,
john X. kHAcH, Captain A. n. CoRwrxE, Cieyv
Leaves Montrose as above. every Monday, Wsdnes
day and Friday connecting. al Burlinrtop. with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant. Iowa
at Muscatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA cry
at Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for aalsna, Dubuque, and ST. Paul. ana
the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Boa d or
OF o. II. BREWER, Agent,
May HID mt Depot on Levee.
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The Republicans Of Lee County win meet in
County Convention Mt Charleston. on Saturday, the
9th day Of June next, for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Cen
veption to be held al Iowa City on the 18th day Of
June next, to nominate an Attorney General, Sec
rotary, Auditor and Treasurer of State, Register
OF State Land Office, and Commissioner Of Bes
Mones Land improvement; and also, to appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention, to nom
mate Republican candidate for the First Con-
gress ions Dlstrict Of Iowa.
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Republican state eonv~ntion

Republican State Convention will be held u
Iowa City, on Thursday, the nth day Of Tune
1855, for the purpose Of nominating Secretary
Auditor, Treasurer Of State aud Attorney General
and for the transaction Of such other business al
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratoof representation Of each county will
be one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes, and additional one for every fraction over
Nifty the vote for Governor at the last State elec.
ton being the basis. Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be enti-
tied each to one delegate.
s. J. krRKwoop, w. II FARyER,
W.P. CLARK, II PEIcE,
II. 0'coSs0R, q. ID. WoopES,
Des Moines, Jan. 20, IS. Committee.
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-
ncpsien Law.
WI In regulating ~
else te to tcsstss
SEQ 1iey CT estAh-
lishf H. N kc genss1l
questi64 u III majority u
the psepl1 ~ ~ ~ Affirmative, b.
lieving Ahaki1 tlis Seondition Of ~
fairs and ~ genera Sobee " paper
money throughout enAss, it 10
essential that low y system Of
Banks OF her own, - IN tst own laws.
But while the sentinsat ~ tayof q the ex-
pediency OF BankinDsystem d 30 strorg,
there Is Mt To oame time great variety of
opinions az - - k3n1 Of Banks we should
have and the prOvleSoue Of law in regard to
them. Ts pass over all minor differences w e
presume there IS a pretty equal division on
the question as to State Banks and Free
Banks--the latter being more popular in the
northern and the former in the Southern
portion Of the State.
Now while there NAV be as many opinions
as there are voters in regard TO snee;al nro
visions in reference to Banks. and while
there may hs.AaQretty equal division Of the
friends Of ing b d the State and
the Free systems, it iSSesential that ALI
should unite, and vote for both laws as adont.
ed by the Legislature. n. order to secure the
establishment Of BanI ann this State, For
il the votes Of those who prefer State Bank
and Branches over Free Banks are added "a
the votes of the opponents Of Ranks If nj,
kinds the Free Bank Law will be defe,tea -
And again. If the votes az thase who nrssa,
Free Banks are added to those who opposs
all Banks. the State Bank law will be voted
down. Hence il follows tho, ~. fr;o,,a. I,
Banking must vote for both laws or thew vii
fail Of carrying either. and the business md
the nrosnec,s Of Iowa win lsnr,;s,, a.
o'he. ten years lot lack OF the ordinary finan.
e'ai i"e''''ies enjoyed 10 other States.
Lei there De grand rally throughout ths
o'A's III 'asof OF the bank laws, and an ample
~
Eastern cities WIN soon lind It's way into th'
saul's OF new BANKS that vii! be established
~ iowa uhuer Tue laws approved by the peo
PIE 81 the state. And then, upon the reviya
OF the business OF the country, the citizens o.
iowa "iii nave abundant financial facilities
LOT tue purchase OF the hogs and cattle, grair
- 80. $500. -, = '"e country instead O
va ''ae euia'ofs IN uis
80" wv aeaiefs 'unds 20 BUY
1ooA - eo'ne uncertain htraggier 4
~ s ~. e'n -, iof INC hoss' cattle
- va " ''',' Noise' 70 compelled TO
'sse''e "'.u-eA' anu NeD'aska shinplasters
'9 ''p' - payment Tor she production
s e'
poll. on the fourth Monday of June. ana vo,,
for both Bank laws.
a. 60
-, ''.he Inc hes'
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Rochester Commercial Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,. MONROE Co., NY,
Ii t. HOOKER i CO., ProPnrEroHs.
WA. u iRSES, AGENT, AZ The 0Ree Of Stoddard &
Carer, Banner Mus Depot, keeknk, Totca,
NJ lib be happy to furnish Descriptive Pam
w phlcts, free, TO any who may desire il also,
to receive orders for ali kinds Of Fruit Trees 0rna
men,al Trees, Hedge Plants, Evergreens, Decidu.
GUS Irees aud Shrubs Small Fruits, such az
Strawberries, Easpberries, Gooseberries, BlAckbe
rler, Currants, and every variety Of Grapes to be
delivered in good order next Fall or spring "
suit purehers.
keokuk May 81, 1855 .--ldlm- w2ml
Dlssoiulten.
'I'HE partnership heretofore existing between
1 stephen 4. Jones, aud .. u. U Bannon, is this
day dissolved by mutual conscnt.
s. E. Jones will settle all the business Of the old
firm
STEPHEN T.. JONES,
A TT O RNEY AT LA w.
CORNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ Office Of + R. 4 y. W Ford.
maySl-d
REMOVAL.
rnHE BOOK BlNDERY has been removed to Me
Cune's Building, corner Of Main and First
streets. Entrance on second street.
maysa.d In. pEARcE
save Your money
A ND keep your Provisions from spelling, by
manufacturer ali sizes. a, their Carpenter 1' and
5th,
Venitlan Blinds (inside) made to order. Orders
from distance promptly attended to.
10, -'uim .ssssSS
EnO KEGS Pure Lead for sale b,
cuU s. b. VOWEL,
ma,2Id ISL Mainst.
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WksrkKS EMIGRATION. emigration 10
The west which, duriug the financial panic.
was IN : great measure suspended. is now
largely increasing. The trains arriving nnd
aarartsng from our city, now carry large
numbers ~ persons anxious to better thar
condition ~ seeking rev homes In the west
- iar rs We areable 70 judge, the character
d 'he emigration this season is good Those
who are going west do so with the Intention
Of warAlago II becoming producers AZ
Specializing or living off Of others. This Is
the klnd ~ emigration which makes n new
country rrosreror- ar3 builds " yo sis,,.
llF those giant Young nations for which the
nes worsn Is 80 reinarsable. Pitts Post.
GTTA fayorlte mode Of Introducing in
Brazil IS said TO be"This is nv friend Il
be steals anything from you, am respons-
taie for tive could wish that this usage
might be Incorporated among the "Rules OF
Good Society Pat Washington.
cT Which is the greatest fool-the man
who runs away from his wife, or leave, town
with another mans wife.
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TnK DEs Moists VALLEY NBiG is published
every Monday at this Office, Is one Of the oldes,
papers in Iowa, and has a very large and increas-
Ing circulation throughout the Des Noincs VAL
Icy, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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r ! x, II a - x CO.,
BANKERS,

BANKERB,
kKYERExcks:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, Esq.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Messrs. Dana, Farrar ! Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Newtury, Wells River, VI.
Msssrs. Mattccks, Barron smith, Chicago.
Messrs. Greeley 4 Gale, st. Louie.
Rev. Gee. Denison, Ksokuk.
y; 3 Hinman, ESQ.,,