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Setoitrnte &c. 9elebrt pcresn ipQert, in Nnari1 aencms
men irersen. llnlcrcnt Sonbemann, Or. Gploer, lit bic
ausfibrung bielrS llnternebmcnS itertraaen,
= Dos neul tie gueNl ltid pirb ms prn NbilabrI.
pbta teri6tet, no Gin SGlsmiGt cinem arncn Mannc
cine NIT 9ulSsr 9efiiate Giearre sat. Dieter ,anpete
cteleltc na6ger an, unb bic 5plse war, bae CT ldrsdlid
tti6api9t tpurbe nnb wabrldeinltd fir INNER blinb
lein pirp.
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Wfapcr Die SfFcc Der Sirma @i1rn II. Gunp. aeIh[cI.
len nnb Der Sn9alt ~terielbcn nit SeIdGaa beleat. Srne
Serren batsen iih namlid nit bcm Serfauf un,idtioer
%siteratur rnb SiIoer beiddfttst brren man nod sine
9ar5e gSaarenlncung %pcrfanc. 2lu6 Siele 9riefe ypr,
ben ietniten 5erren unb 0amen aus auen 1bclen br
Serein. Staaten purcen %sefanren, Die Inn 3ulsnpuno
folder %cbiconen Saden tatcn. Gin SIR. Srmstp. Der
lth in Der Office befanb, murbc ser9aftet.
Nus 9ep gVrf pirb unterm 10. ;. 0ts. berih.
tst: Die ,arbetter- Serlammluns, welde aeaern I'm
Steilbenbauie nbselalten tpurSe, be1dluG, bic qrtsiter.
3ettrtr9 inter hem Nanen Die Iuciale gcputlif. rnb
untsr Der Jtecacticn tes Srn. Outlay Struse ~fprtbcfte-
ben gu lallea. Us iclen nsue 9letien ausaesstsn perpen
unp miro Der Ssrrin Der Social gefornrr lid biesn,or
~sbenfaus an bria lnterncbnlen tctbciliacn.
= Sn gfetu yorf ffnb bic irilhcn 9lufpartcr msoc,
GrlObuns i9res 9oInes ausseltancen, BEN man ,,r
3eit Der @clptrtliS NIT pcm Ger1predrn EcroboeIsh
Bate, i'm 'picper er9Sben gu ipO(let, Iotale bic GsihSfte
belIer 9iii9en. Die Gci@afte sr9cn bort icst berer, oher
oril eirert Saltcn res Geriprp6enen mar l,ithsr fsirs
Jfsee, wrSRaIt Die 9~lufrirtrr our @cItltbiilfe orif,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
Raltes mn6 6it3iges gieher,

amo Die Stfl@ieSfneT Anetlonen, tpelde aus sinem urprbenti6.,
tNfa9en oesr ae Der Geben entiprinaet.
gDte Hnseroaulthfeit, Saurs I'M 0ta9en, Gold. Ser,br,nr,.
@ppthttpl9tett, @sn91li6feit, Sertcpfune, blutenSe unS H%iNa:,
pantprrboloen. SIN allen nerp6ien unc rbeiinlatiIten 0GG,n 'Ennt'ss11
pit un3aplt9en Wasn %pNbltbats 9spirft unb ~YpQftinSiae !Ssin,r~e
bsrSpr9ebratt. ""s' p't'uhS
9aGsl6s 1T cine rein s%ssstabiliihe MiItuna, mad, 0rrno riG...
lhaftltdDen @runeiaBen uo mad Intpenlna bcs bcribmtsnn S "USn
ophen Yretellprs Spertass, berehet. gScaen ieines orn6ssn G za.
N cen ntetlfea surcpatldsn Stoatsn, mar rim Ginfi6runo - Nv.
ger. Staatsn n1sbr FUR Oieini9en tslinmt, ipelfe aus uncsrr y" @.a
tsrlenos III oislenl Ganet Ssrtreut iine. ga bant(6e intsr Ios.
9rcBen Sertal 9etuneen, 10 biete ib eS Stm omsrifanifhsn Mr6T fgh.
al, lnosn 10y petB, Dap ietne III Der Sbat wunber6aren r,sSiin;tMa.
StSsnl1etten lh gstanntltaft Serltaftn iperbsn. "
Selenofrs wiro es fur Selde sntpfcblen, beren Gpnith,tic, s,.x
etn belfanpt9sn @sbraudb Won 2tquSrsn p6r 0nberen 9iIsIdmS H%,@
gen IN unprpnltn9- 9eratbsn iinb. @m 9QSsnsiner orornSffidtrs
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rlNlet utp III Der 2bat nsus 0eiunbbeit unb StGrfe in Se st "al-
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ldieeens NahahmlnSsn hsrsrrserufsn, wesbalb bas gm6GfFsn, W. ~
@nfaufs seItdtto letn mus. Sarum it es n6tbia. bah Ssr saos sl
bass's. SoHanstlhts Bitter, bsSpr Sbr es fault. ribtio: sSosirs
Cine SOuteilt iprO eu@ ~lbaSsusen, baB 90 bsiIsr 1T. tpe ams
9s- seraat 81 90 Ser ssRsr p&er 8 ag5SAtatfss fir S. 90 &.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
Vermischte Anzeigen.
II npertatino a.

Der rntsrui6nsts 1T ieet i'm Stante, icetn Nuftras in fsinsm
GJtT66fte o~uSsufnbret uno swar 70 biGie ole mGslib.
Cine susmabl ron Sdr8sn lit %fprtpdbrcnS ~pcrrdtbs.
Gin neutr, gutter Spbtenp0acn nit einsn auten 2reiter unh
rubi9tn YErtet fur eipeisen @etrauM.
Die &ufmertomfeit MN Scht- Snbabert lnS Tamilien pirs &C.
rihtcl auf itine Srree &usnobI ron Nfatroern.
su~s6tNerun9 Won Suptas, Stublsn unb Sprins> @Pairaset wno
prompt beirret. Grantts Gaupek
grpoSfr.. ;ipiihen 2. une 3. Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
BUSY DAY

1T Ger Same elmer bier in Siidmcnb sri&einsnbcn enoIildcn Rel,
tune, bic, tcroue8c8cttn Won Srn. IS. gR. Cars, tGiu tritinmt
it, IN ben SnteIs, auf Oampfldihen ub in ben Gitnbabnmaaouns
gratis HcrtHciIt Su wCrbrn, I'M ben borin cuttaltcncn @n;eiaen cine
Br6sers Strbrstuns su %ssrihaTcn. @ci6dftslruh, Bic nibt blind
6e9sn tr ci9tnta Snttrtlt linb, mtrben %ipODltbni, in bicIsm snaIis
i@en NRieige. Srson III 0nnrucircn.
Sfftt res nSup 9ap": $50 Wainltrd6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
Bur NaArt@tl

SUsbea sThalst cine srpss auanttat friiber gstpir,,e, oau, en- ,mb
9 e2s dg%IinIansSIid, fur idne Cute bstannt; aretfS 8uder%gTaamsn
fn nN.res gttttel 9s9en aBarms; gabsIGDdmne, 86ntme' Soor%
Saehs uno Na8elsSurttn,G isarrsn, &abaf unb Serlhisbene an,
ssrs Sasbtn, psIas famntlid ~ ben b~iaisfsn grtiisn ssrfa nj
~t'ptWp WI sDarrina Il. Scarce
&poSefsr,
". W. Gfe btr4 ". a3roabGr.. Seid mani
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
q II c.

fur Saep6 Secgtr'S SaItw,cre &aserbier, %untsrba!!t wager up
t~mpfanet rtsstmd6is ;meimol rp6AsntIih sensaan9sn ntsles aus9e>
neine g,srmithuno Sirtft scn S6ltimcre, wsroen prrntrt a~usssfubrt.
Serfauf eeeen taar gum biliSlten Martpfe'e.
Is. StrNEs. ipiGNen 9lain une 9orD.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

&alte, warme rno SNausrbGber
fmb ieet bel Dem llntsr;ei6ncten eirNerihtct, bic Gb bird steooute
Ginrittung aus&tdnsn unb nit arSertn 9Gbsrn Ser Gtabt msitn
$l.00 aGt Sabetidtt. !"
as- Sur Damen if Gin Grra.9ab e~inscribtst, ~ Dem Gin
9risat'Ginsan9 fatrt. I'm ;ablreihen 9cfu6 tttst
s. Splle, 266 9~rpabfraBs.
11O3 GasfS 9einion Gcsnae 9rants,
lis 9ipss SbeiSam ShnappS
int GultpmbpuIe unb gum 9srfauf 6i
9Bm. QBaIIate II. Gobu.
8srfauf Bel gn. gDolIate ~ SsSS ""
~ Sarrels baltimore 9idles, ipeben frbaItn'unb ,u babe, Bel
g8nt. Sd allate u. Spbn.
unb sum gsrfauf Sci gDn. 9BaIiacs ~ GnEm
eoo SerrsiS 2Sblstts, gir,Sranbs, Cordial, gBine unb anbee
SpirituUlsn Su BADEN bel gDm. NaIIase II. Gspbr'
10. Strabs, spii6sn Carr II. Iaiu0r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
g. s.. 9teder's
9}eu eiuoeri6tete peutIhe g%udDbinberet!

Scrhdrit nit ben anferteruneen ter9et muF @rineip icn lei
SeSsm. Scr itin3etalter rt&ti9 seritstt; Stilfanb in TidIdriti
9pn bieltnt G~rlmclabe bcitelt erlaube i6 mir benz ssrctrliden
Ssutftcn gublifum bic %er9ebene srsstse su MAIDEN, bs i'd nnetne
8u8binterti burt ptri4i.bene %SeitsemdFeg Ser teherunsen betcutcnb
srrsolfdnti9t babe, unb jeet eurt bic tisrburd tctptrften gcrtei.
(erunrscn in bcr grreUetipn aud, ben ltrsnsften @nfcrbcrun9en Sc.
rdse su lcitsn in ben Stano 9siebt bin. ellie in nein Sab Ihla-
sents grteitsn. aIe' 9TrtfSSllio'e, SVuTf, %GinEinbr, Ginfalunsea
9raiS fir ScreIer pcrbsn nab ipic NOR ansefctt9t!!!
aGe Irt,n N6bfafen, ren Spl;, 9appe unb @tas, inb imner
s%prrdtbs. $. y. Strder,
SuGbinber Hunb Yapparbeikr,
l9S Wtain-, ;piIden Der 9. urb 10. Straee,
Rihr,puS. SSo
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
Heue @n,cise.

Deutfde Imt1erif6e @6ule.
Der llnterStt6netc trlaubt fth ben btutIderr Siraern unIersr
tuftn unb cine bsrtide Sdule Ieiter pirb. Gls,n unb Sprmlr>
Der lnb baber srludt, bicie Sdule gu prifen unb ibre SinSer Der.
%;u,uifidsn. Nebch beuti6sr uo enslhsr Sprade wsrbsu ale
In einsr Glsntentar(dule s~eb6risen llnterridtss~ estnifdnbe pcrsetraeen.
Srt Der Shuls 6ts Strabc, spifdrn Clay unb 6 eteb.
Orb. Iunbtnter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
1as- g1ie man aQe @Amer,sn Geilen faun.

Die 3auisnSe, welbe an N6spmatiemus. Wsuroroio r,rnse,,
acpi< 8efttsS. Sstst,, @lispere unb 8ldsnIdmssrssssn leiSsn"'
fnesa eIissnbl'fihs %ainberuns uS sdnsli&e @bbhlft, ipsnn iss
ttos zines Gbsl'lItsn sat i6 as bas bette Seilmtttsl fir Sfnwr,sn
m ben &npdsn, Wfusfeln, Nerpen unb S,bnen betpdbrt. gserfTTs
Fault wirb baftlbe BEL - 49," lS''
g. 81. 8q&Giffon, q. 96befer unb allen eruooiHsn
s.tl in RtdmcnS, Sorfof unb JyetsrsSura. Se
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
SoG. 8sin6arbt's

Nuti6e ub ensllGe Gnaten lib M6bdenIhule.
CSrraSitry sphGsn 8cui Bee II. &bamsIr)
u@g- llntsrri&t ert9etlt in 9tance Scrte, MslpSipn, SrosI mn
Vtlan9. 9u9lstdl sn1pfsbtt iMt osrislbe gum Siimmsn Der Niano,s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

tefe 9uolitat gu 50 per Sts rter SIS per Gas in, Store oe,
n non ssssn sa arg .sl9, 49,, sr! aus i'd mir ben 9is1Essn Giritsn
2~aserbier, @ir, 9prtr unb Cher in 8lalasn
QuartS PER Oussnb $3.50
S Ssis, s. e'ofe'n n'a' s'"ss''4ns'.
9. IciIba6er,
Is. Straee ;fpiIhen Ntain rnb Garp
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BUR Na6ri6t.

BUR WaGrt6t.
:9isb6abtr BON 9ayanna unb @rineipi. Gisarrtn tpsrben srlu5t
Del gbas. q. 8rodmeYer, SO. 81 @aihifrase. ppr,ufnr,Hrn
Sa Ts baislbt Elm nebla0ertirtes Eager ssn @isarrsn, aauua,
nnS Sautatef stsnsr Sabrf unb SmpertaiOn p%orfinbst tperben.
aDiseerpsrfdufsr nerbsn ~beionbers ssbetsn, crit nsnen asorrota
81 6s'Stissn, sBs fs ibrs ginfdufs a~nbsrtpdrts MAIDEN.
1881 GbaS. q. 9rpdmeber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

Scsten crboltcn cine frii6e Seupung Burning 6luip
rptldeS pr ;u 40 Gts. cie 0alLpne ub Is GtS. has Stuart yer.
Eaufen, neblt elmer SrpBcn slusmabl sn 9arfimcrisn, 9Srasn.
EdmnNsn II. b8l. nj. gu zen b%ilisicn @rtisn.
gSarin9 II. 9carec, 9rptbcfc
N.s2D.Gde Der 4. Il. 9rpaSItr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
Gpeten erbalten
gefddlte GrbIcn, 2tnIen, GcrNe, 9Rritnen &c. 90 nj. @6bc
MuItaIif6e an,etqe.

SD sIautr mir biermit bas scctrts bicFee wte %ousipdrhee Wus
blilnt ~ beho9riftissr, baf iA Gin Encouragement gerufen babe,
ppburh tl IN ben Stano 9tlttt bin, Won bcute an ole Mufrdoe in
mulfalil&tr &rande, ,pie Sdls, Gperrtc, ScrenaSsn II. /. r u III
lbtrns6men;, 60 it tstannt. bab be SrAeltr bss 8ttotrS Won
ben brtcn GiuiIfCrn Htttmenbs tslsst il, ipcsbolb es fcinem 9psi.
fl u%ntcrIicSt, SaB ib bc ttipai9en @uin6se CUR ~bripnbsren 8uiue>
tsntcit a~usSufitrtn I'M St0nbc isn werbe unb bite baIer I'm, Sic
Snnit te eaS gSrhlrpusn bS 9ectrtcn 9ubItums.
s. q, &pftnber9tr,
Wuitfcireetpr ant hieGaen Sbeater.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
New Railroad Route.

We learn that the great thorough
fare from East to West across the
State of Michigan, Ivy way OF Grand
Haven, and across the Lake to Mil
wau1cc, will be opened on the first OF
July. The work is being pushed
through with all speed, and it is ex-
pected that by the end Of March, the
railroad will be in full operation to
Grand Rapids. Half the work be-
tween Grand Rapids and Grand Haven
is already done, and there is nothing
to prevent the road from being in opc'
ration to Grand Haven on the first OF
July. The boats of the Lake Michi'
! sanyYanSt Company willSbc regular
a-going steamers, built in the strong
est and most substantial manner; fur.
nished with powerful engines unin'
numbered by any top-hamper, OF
guards but fitted and provided,
throughout, to cross the Lake at all
weathers. This enterprise is one OF
the greatest Importance both to
Wisconsin and Northern Iowa, as it
completes an important link between
them and the East, by the shortest and
most direct route.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18

REMARKABLE DREAM.-On the night
of the burning of the Pacific Hotel at
St Louis, little brother of Mr.. Henry
Rochester, living at home with his
parents, near Avon, in the State OF
New York, awoke some time after
midnight with screaming and tears,
saying that the hotel in St. Louis was
on fire, and that his brother Henry
was burning to death. So intense
was his alarm and horror that it was
with considerable difficulty he could
be quoted. On the following day al
noon, the parents received a telegraph
ic despatch from St. Louis confirming
the little boys dream in every partic
ular.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
Executive Bribery.

The newspapers have had much to
say about executive influence, which
is now being brought to bear upon
members of Congress, in order to force
through the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution. A
friend has put into our hands late
copy of the Richmond Enquirer, and
pointed us to the following paragraph
in its Washington correspondence:
"The admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton Constitution is now re-
garded as "a fixed fact by the Admin
istration, and the coalition generally
admit the same. see that one of my
letters to the Enquirer was the sub
.ject of comment in the House of Rep
resentatives on Friday last, and a mo-
ton made to raise select committee
to enquire whether the Executive De-
partment had exerted or attempted to
exert an improper influence upon the
Legislation Of Congress. The PROPOSE
ton was very properly branded as in
sulting to the House, and unceremoni-
ously rejected. Yet it is true, what !
then said, that the President had a
number Of desirable Offices to parcel
out, and that the small majority against
the Kansas or Lecompton Constitution
would be overcome. The patronage
gives influence and that influence is
publicly excrtcd by the federal Execu-
tive. This fact seems to astonish
some of the verdant members, and
Committee of investigation was seri-
ously asked for. ] certainly did not
mean to be understood as limiting that
the President of the United States
would attempt to exert any improper
infuence-while know that the whole
weight of his administration will be
thrown in the scale in favor of the inn
mediate admission of Kansas as
State" @
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
For the 81. Charles City Intelligen,
The County Seat Again.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Permit me the use
of your columns in replyto "Anti-Cen
tralization" and "Wilberforce" in YOU
last issue. The common sense of one
and the uncommon sense of the other
aided What Everlasting turnip," have
drawn some very uncommon conclu
sions from my etfusion of the 4th. inst
Standardization" was evidently
so deeply affected by my remarks that
lie was unable to recognize the differ
ence between politics and commerce
He felt his very republicanism was a,
stake; hence his vehement declama
ton, and squirt of cold water, OH mon
archical principles. How he must pity
the benighted citizens of New York,
Chicago, St. Louis and other cities
whose centralizing principles have
made them the envy of the Union!
"Wilberforcc," IN his last, puts on a
pair of Floyd Centre spectacles.-
Whether they were earned or present
ed | know not but it is evident to
him that every thing and every where
is better than ST. Charles. Still it is
not prejudice a.! and although his ives
tern satellites will not revolve around
St. Charles, he is quite willing they
should around Floyd
Mr.. "Wilberforcc," there is another
quotation from scripture which is
quite applicable, where it speaks thus
"Thou thoughtest / was altogether
such one as myself" The Almighty
made all nature beautiful, and onr
prairies as beautiful as any, not all 70,
County Seat though +; not all to par
Gel into towns +; but to cultivate and
to grow thereon bread for man. The
hand writing IS on the wall, Mr.. "Wil
bcrforce." l decipher it thus:
That the people will not much lon
ger be deluded by the selfish schemes
of few interested agitators of tn,
County seat question, to increase thei
taxes by unnecessary removals ant
repeated erection of new County bull
dings.
That they will not build second
Court House when they have one al
ready which they must pay for.
That to induce emigrants to settle
on our prairies we want good markets
and these markets must be where the
products OF the County can be manu-
featured for consumption and trans
portation.
That nature has pointed out the Ce.
dar and Shell Rock valleys as the 10.
calities of such centres.
That SPECTATORS are injuring these
markets by laying out petty towns,
and that these SPECTATORS and their
paid agents are the principal agita-
tors against st. Charles.
And now, Mr.. "WiIberforce," if |
lived on the Shell Rock should likely
want the County seat at Rockford /:
feeling that should wish it in the
place most convenient to the bulk OF
the inhabitants of the County and best
htted to develop it's resources. Such
place believe St. Charles to be.
| Yours, &c.
A RESIDENT OF FLOYD COUNTY.
| March Is, 1853
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
Wri ght & McNabb's
COLUMN.


All who are indebted to the undersigned,
either by note or book account are respectfully
requested to call Immediately and pay the same.
MONEY WE MUST HAVE!
in order to rcplenish our stock and pay our
debts. Those we are owing want their pay; it
is due them. and they have right to demand
il: and for like reason we ask you to pay ns.
Every one should, at all times, use every cx-
crtion to pay an honest debt In asking You
to pay us, we are making some cxertion at
least to pay our creditors, and we do not wish
to be compelled to use any other erertion. We
admit that money is scarce and hard " OBJ
tain, still there is some money in the coun-
try, and there are but few men who cannot
raise few dollars If they only try. If you can
not pay us all, then pay us in part. Every dol
lar will help us. All Book ACCOUNTS will be left
for collection within reJy short time unless the
parties call and settle the same satisfactorily
We trust, in short. that all who owe us will
be willing to give us a helping hand. This Is
to certainty our last call.
Yours, respectfully,
WRIGHT & McNABB
st. Charles City, Feb. D. 1858.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
Communications.
For The 81. Charles (
The County Seat Question.

MEssRs. EDITORs For some weeks
past | have noticed in your columns
various communications upon the re.
moval of the County Seat of our Coun.
ty to the Geographical Centre Wheth.
er marsh, surrounded by prairie, dis
tant four or five miles from timber and
living water, and add to this no in
habitants, is more desirable place al
which to administer justice than st
Charles City, is not question for dis
cussion. But is it proper, fair ant
right that this removal should be
made this Spring upon the proceed
ings already had? Wilberforce says
it is, my opinion is that it is not. Viii
berforce begins his last by saying
that he should not again have "wor
ried the cat, that eat the rat" &c
Did he not know that a well-bred dog
will never worry, tease or bark round
cat !? Only the cur species do that
Wilberforce His argument is merely
that the Geographical Centre is nearer
to all portions of the County than
st. Charles, (may he never find the
County Seat inconveniently near y
and should consequently be the Coun-
ty Seat.
hold that the proceedings so far
had, by Wilberforce and his coadiu-
tors, are illegal, Ubiquitous and fraud
ulent. First, they are illegal mas
much as they do not comply with the
statute under which they are brought.
The code of Iowa provides that County
seats shall be located by Commission
crs' either appointed by Judge of
the District Court of the proper Dis
trlct, or the Legislature. and in each
case they must be disinterested and
non-residents OF the County whose Seat
of Justice is to be located. The Conn.
ty Seat of this County has been loca.
ted three times by Commissioners
thus appointed, and the last time Inv
Wiiberforcc's present triends. A Dor
ton being dissatisfied, now wish I,
vote upon this question, privileg,
to which they are fairly entitled i
equity and by law, if the proper lega
steps are taken.
The Statute in such cases mad
and provided requires,-lst. Tha
twenty days notice of the present:
ton Of the petition shall be giver
I'd. 1t shall be sworn to and shall b
signed by none but legal voters. 8,
1t must be signed by at least one ha
Of all the legal voters of the County, a
shown by the last preceding censu,
4th. The names attached to the pet
tion presented, must be signed theret
by tho persons themselves or by som