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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

The following figures showing the
relative expenses OF conducting the
State government under democratic
and republican administrations, may
perhaps be Of interest to the people
from whom the money expended has
been wrung by the tax gatherer.
The Democracy controlled the State gov
eminent from its organization in 1876 up to
1854. Now let us examine, by official fig
ures and public records, the expenditures OF
the government:
The State was organized in 1916,
and the expenditures up to
Nov. ls47, including the two
Conventions were s52,1OS Al
From Nov lS47, to Nov, 1848,
the expenses were 81, 5l3 90
For the two years Of lS49 and
1880, included in one report, 45,4O9 9S
One half, each year, would be 81 ,4O4 90
For the two years of 5 l and 80 l3l ,63l 60
One half, each year. would be 65,Sl5 "a
The extra expense of these two
years is caused by the making
and distribution Of the Code.
For the two years of SO and "a 1852 90
One half. each year, would be 1921 AS
1t will be seen by these figures that the
average expenditures by a Democratic Ad-
mnistration amounted to little more than
forty tee thousand dollars per annum. Du-
ring this time it should by remembered two
Constitutional Conventions were held, the
code was compiled, printed and distributed,
and our machinery of State Government
put in operation.
Now for the other side Of the picture The
Republicans now came into power, with
Gov. Grimes at their head. Look at the
figures:
The expenditures Of this Republican ad-
ministration for the year 1866 and the year
1856 amounted to 256,573,OO, making the
expenditure for each year 81 28, 2S6, 60 The
cost Of carrying on the State Government ,cas
more than doubled the first fpo years under
Republican rule! What say you to this,
people of Iowal
Let lis look further along The Auditors
Report presented to the last Legislature
made the following showing:
Expenditures for the fiscal year common
cling November lst 1857, $47l,2O7 O3
From which we de-
duct AZ extraordi-
nary expenditures
for Insane Asy-
lum, SlOO,33s AZ
State debt and inter.
est, $500 90
Expenses of ONE YEAR, $2l4.O6S 81.
What think you of thisl Ordinary ex-
IF Sfnto
dred and fourteen thousand dollars. and the
total expenses over THREE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN ONE YEAR!
again the same auditor an this Report es-
Inmates the expenditures for 1853 and 1859
at S523,4l2 80, or $26l, roo As each year.
Below We append a table showing the
expenditures each year under the different
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

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STATE DEMOCRAT.


Democratic State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE s. PARVlN, OF Muscatihe
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL L. LORAH, Of Cass.
For Attorney General,
JAMES NJ. ELLWOOD. Of Polk
Com. Of Des Moines improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office.
JAMES N. REID, Of Lee.
Democratic Congress ional Ticket.
For Congress.
WILLIAM Y. I.EFFINGWElL.
Democratic District Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE =. HEBB, Of Mnscatine.
For Member OF the Board Of Education,
CHARLES RICH. of Jackson County.
I,daoendent nomination for Judge of the
Seventh Judicial district,
A. H. BENNETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
AoreWhnining AMONG ,haD,,lon or~.r


The Excelsior, soeakly Republican
paper published at Maquoketa, in
jackson county, in common With the
Davenport Gazette and Muscatiue
journal is most nightly exercised
over the course taken by the Dewitt
.1'"ton'an in relation to the Judge
snip OF this District, and like those in
tefesang sheets It raves and fumes
over ths matter in most rediculous
mannss.
1as c!s@:ssisa b as,ia Wy Pop.
~ ~ )ustlr tsll ~, u u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
NEW YORK herald, SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1858.

reascps BILE precautions 70 project the nss,,ss poh
sno bOre'anes are 5e!S.nsy con o,tssd aui tns =.
We censured ~ nei1oency n not pseVsutp ~s -
when the public, sho are 100 ~ias 1, eos IS sne n
bot note the frequency ana number az ss,resl 80
cd and winch are reported, and tspscA ~ ,s o,,s
bow fe% oe sfensed by bolts or sther e ass''
carrot be reached removed by the S@ues sn'.s
vSnces Of burglars from toe OUTSIDE szeu''os oo1.
esSse Of ceotore Sosd 10 @aav casee ,sm9Yss y"
Ordinary locks and keys sdord bat - 90 IeniI.oi 49,.
ntin gbt depedssors, while the c seol s,,s, 80
en,rslce toto d~eihpgs place y n'Ppefe ischsse 81
insSe bolt will al rd the DOLLY r rr,,s,a 90 ,sc
~ N reg ard 10 tDe dsellinss P'S7SSSa' ee'eS'~A
may aiipae {, The s,gp,t
that accom- pany h,s rep@ sse. taas ey tne fe.aens
Nt~ 70, Hn' o. we ee ounber o, pe,soos arrested
DO, o. ana that sr evu orsn ssa nst 2,si4 nssivs
2atS sere OF fore~ br,h ana soo -. ~ ,,
States Respect Susmes 0 Is', Tss ., qs To's0
General Superintendent cr the Police
oo"H"ss' IN srfrIxAN presented Nmmuuic.tion AK
wg"~a <sce Of policemen be detailed AZ IN Brooklyn
fe curing the day time all trusnt chi dreu ound in
toe acets II referred Commissioners srsnEhau
CsotsD @Alipg. of the Sixth precinct made complaint
AGAINST tie Potce Justices al the rombs aentirg
~ rneir cuvT as required by law haviog on several
occssf To conveyed prisoners on SUNDAYS q tbe rombs
both morDspg and afternoon, but failed TO 6ad Police
Justice attendance, compeiieu 70 return and
iess up his prsofers 70 the station nouae Tue matter
~ss referred Ccnn,ssion.r smao to cousui with the
pFtrict Attorney ana report at the next meeting
Conmssoper NyE presented comma p,c atom asking
TIE boaro 70 make spacai poles twenty
pessoOs q the new reservoir Referred 10 Mayor TIE
nam
The complaint against Captain wsllipg, for ~ treatment
70 cnizsp woiie Al tbe station house. Was s-aJ.
cpct for olscoargng prisoners with from
toe station use On hrs ponsio,y, reported
opoD. Or each charge ~ saa sboSn thas Captain Curry
wss performing his DUTY WHEN Mayor Tisnaon moved IN
minor comolams against officers reported upon after
which tie Bead vent INTO session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

I.h, wsrse, sstssn, n es on 4d,ys WITH ton,
y thcCr1 .dy Mott 20.
schr Jueph Webster, B4 nett, IN .ressoa 7 asv With
oetson, III nc 70 ctaDtoo FallmAn inst on I.oe
Fear spk ship Albert GAAiatin from New Orleans Tor
schr Hriry Rem son Chadwiss, Newssrn NO 3days
Schr Charles Whit, De1msn, Ri"hnon1. A. days
tchr j seph FrsDhln, benpet, v,fginis
ksbr John Oropp-r. B IL N virgiris, days
Scbr u Pits Bremen 2irgnia
ichf W kldredge sooT Virgins, 3dsys
schr nsry Ellen Bouslon, vt'sn,a
eebr Cook, Nc oaIirla Virginia
schr Amelia. Msrvh, vtrginta.
schs Wo0sey erickson. Alexandria 4 davs
sctr vary Ann Caroline boEea, Aiekspdrfl tays
fcbr II d Price. h Lis alex ndrit
hChr Jkmet Netisoa MarstdD, b tmore, Zdsys
scm John Jones Stephenson, Bra ywns Del, sdsye.
scbr sspi Sod~in, Henderson, Milford, Del, dsys
scbr ssmi Loci wood, Cater camden, Del
fchr libeyty @bne, Indian River, Del
ssnr Henry Alfred, sawyer, Eizabe City, ~ for Bsver
scnr John murphy hxaoeh City ~, for Nc gburypo.t
sclr Gilman - KloR. Wooster, Oais,s, days
schr Ann, brav. Caisi. vs. Ne havsn
Schr Jaae. Basken, Calais VI. Ne Haven.
soer C.novA fullerton s'eab-n Ne ] days.
Schr Melbourne. Seesr, sockiSpd 3 days
schr W, Fsuiklin Boston, 4 days
fcbr Taos Jefferson Kelly sslsns, Sdays
SShr NIGER Hardy FAN hlver
Scnr VIM Colyer; Chspic. Portland, On
kchr Dart Palmer Stamford 10 Hav.rstraw.
sloop sarah Warren, BedeIl Camden Del
Steam or Pls net Lopez. PbladelchiA.
Steamer " estshsst-r t'srk, P,ogldeDee.
steamer Petrol, Arey fro'i ebcs.
Bark John Paysop cof Warren, Me-, from oenfaegos.
Also, Belgian bark
Wind It sunrise Me meridisn Sc sunset Il. light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
CRY COMMERCIAL pypour

ssHn--Tho sales comprised so BIZ. bots snd 80 40.
pearls at &C. ~
BREhDsruFrs - Four--The market vas rslou, obanvs
OF moment N quoapous aud some less active rbare ss
iar locs ara Eastern demand nth soma purcbasss fr
expert Southern htauds we're in goos sersssd rEh
ssc' Of TIE better class n ertra bras f,r po,ns N
tropca porte Kchmoudsxtrt brands insludrr Gale
aos and b.n&ps, have bcsn slid pretty freev wtna
c'y ~ two itNport, ~ 81 IS Fefh fraucd str srd
god BRANDS a Ohlo esnufed lsm Iae sales Tooted Up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

THE tNSfvER,lRy IND syanky SCHOOL MUSIC
nonk-dua published ny rUHAlk WArERs, $50
srt@1wSs Lac ~ ~ TO tunes and hynas 10, sabbath
scaoos Ire ~Or are a. exce at AMI he mu4c, though
fpfed varied ad t.d ne and ~ ~ young
~ yfry rirtle easiiv nd fn Of feeling and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
MhR1TIME INTELLIGENCE,

'rr @ aiss sA4.a.:...'ers
Port Of New Yorn, MAY "a, 1855.
| CLEARED.
Meamsnp ARIEL, Ludlow, Bremen and ssoutham otcr-D
s,ssmshp Borussia Ham Trauimann. Hanburz-Kup
ehip c Humphrey. Prince 81 Thomas-J Dow
nSrk Vienna, Atnscn, Curacoa Graves A Ca
BARK Itaska, Blown. Halifsr-0 l. Hatch o.
BAN Musspg Greeprnan ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mott a Co.
n's HmS'oa JANE Dorr 81 Pierre, harMrtcalf Dan.
orig smihers tBr) Johnson 2, John, MA srhsr.
Ht,r Geo wahnsior, seaver, Elizstrshport-A uowss
hchr " m Abbott Smith, ~ Thomas Sc-R r Buck 20
schr Trow bridge Merruw. Berrnu is-witdetoa Ca
echr Persia tBr, Smith windsor-I' DewoIf' ~
scsr Jonas sn SyfG sSe aSoV wn z5s
sosr Give RraSeb s, M.T ns o-n Psgs
sioop Oregon, Rhodes Providence .kenny
tRRIvED
Berk Norc Amerika 3rCm Frederichs Bre,nen "a dav.
wa nase a. ana 80 Eers to stan'on Ruger
~. vp, M,s sssd IN company sih brig: sn
ribew. Gardnef, for Boston. '
lars Brolers Chase Cenfuegos is days with sugar .nd
osst e. x seo s,spssn.on ~ Inst % CAPE Carnival
Bts ABBY rsylor shara Aspnva ipri Is With hides
bs-t AZ 70 Joy ipril ~ 81 Ion ~ o. spoke whale
whales inst % H. lon 1919 pssse sisrse Sa bos a.
bottom painted shte wss oc'tgv upi IAN on Great Esg
Mary lowell cof Mscha Porperoy, rlo schc, Aprn
cape Attnio saw American tarx. shore Ils miles
horh the sht laying bead lover ysrdr ans ,op
70 sEnsis given BON he bark The hghhonse supposed
he eraw 70 have been sseb OF by psirg uss
bait Jghn raysou. tcota OieuCuegcs 'or Fer YORK.
Shr out-osc Wirs9w, fits- fpr'i e 9Th hemp ssiaz
Iogee, " Nss0n AearA
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executed. Let us sign the papers and discon-
tinue our frequent visits, lest suspicion glare
upon u.s."
The pen was first handed to Adams, who
resolutely wrote his name, and handed the pen
to levitt who shuddered as he took it, for he
knew not what the agreement would require
him to do before the conditions conld be full
filled. He hesitated,-paled, and his soul
seemed to sicken within him.
"What is the matter2 Are you sick ?''
"No, mol am WE'LL" and he affixed his
name in most rapid manner, breathing heavily
as he did SO. The deed was done-the Rubi-
con was passed. No retreat. Away thou
troublesome creature, conscience--how thor
hauntest like a grim spectre the mind tempted
and disposed to crimel
"We haye,' said Adams, ga set Of the pa.
pers each. You may take snch precautior
against accidents as yon please. | shall carry
mine into distant cave and there hide them
in some dark crevice."
"And-T will carry mine beyond the reach
Of man." -
"You have two years in which to execute
,,,,. 80, 80 ~. .ont-... :. 49,. =. ssss =.
~. .v,;r.,;on 80 az, ,;,na :, g. III, :,
a;fsc,ltv >, and he .a.pmed ono ~ hi. ,ro,,
"That is time euough," answered levitt in
low voice.
Now, then, we part for the present. L will
meet Won bero oncs .ve-y fbr.. roontbo d,r;ro
........,
-.
Ahey sePeratso. JeWiu was compehes to
argue with his superior nature. The first few
weeks completely dissipated those purei
nromn.;nua xvh;ch an rn,ch tro,blsa hin, III
,,,.,, !, :,
"A ''o's 40" Ae'A 1".o s'0 oeA '"s -
- as ,'", .i,aenea
~ 'p... ""'. "o "au p'eus.u .''nseh ~
w. '',. '"a. "ou0 'e o' 'ooheu uPo" -
any o'n'' ''s"' 'Aa" -" "ans"'''o"
1i' "a1 ie.'".u 'po'''o'. eu"'a''o" anu
was .o"s'ue.eu ,'sn'y noho'ao,e young nan
"ie a. s"pese ne nau Won u'e rove .!
eharn's n'diue", winch Nc 'ec'proca'ea ~''l
aoeeP True anecuon' Aney nao pheh'ea theh
ia''"' ana ne was oniy waiting the sm''e OF
fortune 70 consummate tneir union.
In rev days atter the !ast interview witl
Adams Urntn fn haInYad- n
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O. The following embraces very exqui.
Rite lesson on gentility:--
A gentleman from Boston CHANGED to find
himself among little party Of ladies away
down East last summer, and while in the en-
joyment OF some inocent, social play he care.
lassly placed his arm about the slender waist
OF as pretty damsei as Maine can boast Of,
when she started and exclaimed. sBe done
sir Don't insult me %
The gentleman instantly apologizsd for the
seeming Iudeness, and assured the halfoAended
fair cne that he did not intend to insult her.
"No ?" She answered archly. "Well, fyou
didn't you may do so again"
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@AFarmer said to barber that he ought
to reduce bis prices now that the corn wss
cheap. "No, siree," replied the shaver, " for
when corn Is low, farmers make such long
faces that have twice the ground TO 90 over"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21

The AREA OF UrAH.- It may be a matter
Of some interest to our readers to know some
thing Of the comparative extent Of that Ter
ritory Of the United State, whose chief officer
is bidding defiance to our Government. Ac-
coroing to Coltoa, the area Of Ctah is 269, ,l7O
square miles. To engineers and few other
this will give just idea of its vast extent, but
the majority Of people will form better esi-
mate by being told that it is as large a. the
whole Of the New Egnland States, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delswar, Mary
land. Kentucky, and Tennessee. Or, to CON-
psre it with European countries, il is eqnal in
extent to Great Britain and Ireland, switzer-
land, Prussia, and Denmark, with the islands
OF Guernsey, Jersey, Man, and the Ionian
stands added. Louisville Journal.
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~ From the Cedar Valley Times.
LINES TO A LADY.

Y LINES TO A LADY.
Through the green woods one day, my way took,
4 Where gently murm'ring flowed . little brook:
Serene Aoweret lay upon Its laughing breast,
Az nest'iing infancy upon its pillow.
Storm arose, and then the foweret's crest
Was rudely tossed by each succeeding billow.
Ny eyes could not refrain frem sorrow weeping;
But soon the tempest hushed its angry voice
Through the reft clouds the sun again was peeping;
3 And then saw what made my heart rejoice -
The reckless wave, and the fast driven shower,
Had mot destroyed, but beautihed the flower!
II clouds should gather in thy sky,
And the remorseless winds assail,
Till tears well out thy beaming eye
Let not thy anguished spirit fail
To place its confidence and hope in Heaven:
Heaven will sustain, tho thy lovd heart be riven
!, And smiling thou shalt lift thy head
More beautiful, when the dark clouds have fed.
aHE - WelIbrOok
Cedar Rapids, Oct. 1857.
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who is Comm Od0re PauIdinx.

Esjust now asked by everybody. The ques-
tion is thus answered by the Albany Even
ing Journal:
His father was that selebrated John Paul
ding, the Peekskill Farmer, who was one Of
the three captor of Major Andre. Hiram was
born. in Westchester County and early in life
entered the navy, where he has gradually
worked his way up through the grades Of
Midshipman. Lieutenant, Commander and
Captain. He has ever been one of the most
efficient and valued officers in the service; and
Government a short time since showed its ap-
probation Of the fact, by appointing him to
the command Of the Home Squadron, which he
now holds.
We observe the ATLAS intimates that the
Commodore "exceeded his Instructions" IN so
promtIy capturing Walker. The same com
plant was made by Arnold's friends agaias,
John Paulding. Nevertheless, history and
public opinion justified the one and will JUS
tify the other.
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in hailhall 70 an immense
audience, from The text Of Scripture,
1: We that~ars men, 90 and serve the
Lord AL Toward the close Of his elo-
quent discourse on that occasion, he
asked pardon if he had said anything to
1pfIfads his congregation. bu: adding, ~
must tell my Masfer's errand, and l
iwouldTather that this right arm (placing
his left hand upon II where il has since
been ampntatrd) were amputated At the
trunk, slhnns that should come short Of
my dstt III you II delivering Gods mes
sage. 'as A4' aHe
Il he bold anti-scctarian principles Of
Mr.. Tying, and theFcordiality with which
he frafssnized with his brethren Of all
den ,n.ffiisiations, endeared him to the
theartslf thousands Philadelphia Press
22ad. III ssis ~ ksss
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WILLIAM .CONNELL
IL General Land Agent,

sasa1k EkAT31d0, M. r.,
u7if.C ausad d ,hs payment Of Taxes. sale
wv sefa Lsndi 49, ssfFf ii daa W fi
PRE-EMP TORS will 6aA il 70 their advantage
IN calling upon him before >sing elsewhere a. he
prepared % prosecute osstsesed Cla;m ssi,s.. make
ont Presumption papers al the shortest possible no.
tice, and at rates which viii sait the presemptor.
FFICE next door to E o Hamlip's Banking
House-Business hours from 8 to II A N and ! 70
REFERENCES
w A German, 81. tsovcr,,or IL Minnesota
Hon Henry n, Rice, Delegate 70 Cnaress B 4.
Gen jonathan E Fletcher, Wihne6ago Agent,
8 Blue Earth, NJ r sEK sfess 1gsfi
Nathan Myrick, Traverse de Siovx n T
Berna, tirry, Pastmaster, Gaiena, Illinois
WIN Meahen Esq, GsaleIa. Illinois s4s sa ass
WIN H Parsons, An'y v Counsellor at Law,
Minneapolis, EsisShi N Il 49,
Henry B Wait, St Cloud ~ 49, - tsts,,
Gen B Lowry, s 6 80
Gen 81 Ohnssed FtA as4Q II assssss ~ af88si
Jeremiah RusseIl. Sank Rapids g
David B Hartman, Chippewa Agent
, Sank Rapids, yuiy Is 1857 aslM 96tf i &,
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Y Immense AMOUNT or MoNEY ON DE-
rosIr IN THIS Country. LIN the banks
Of the four great cities Of our country
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
New Orleans--lthere were last week on
deepest, no less than one hundred and
twenty -eight and quarter Of millions of
dollars--an incresse on the previous
week of nearly two millions of dollars.
This does not show any great revival
Of business in the country al large. Iii
Boston, previous 10 the late financial
crisis, the amount On deposit ia the va
rious banks ofthc city was not much o.
YER fourteen millions Of dollars it ID
now twenty and q half millions. The
speice 10 the banks Of the four cities last
week, was ffty@seven millions and five
hundred thousand dollars--an increase
ofa million and half ID one week. III
Boston, within the past six months. the
amount Of speice in the banks doubled. /
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J. C.. BUKBANK 4 cos. EXPRESS.
s34a'3 raoM sr. PAUL. N. :. 81 '.'a 'sss
YEHE Proprietor of ahis Express. takes this
II method of informing the Inhabitants 81 the
Upper Mississippi, Thar hil iineis now fully estab-
lshed, and that his routei u BY way Of aA
st. Cloud, Clearwater, Monticello. Orc
10, and Jslancimss, ia. ST .4ntfoay z
and 81 Paul, nnd all inier1asdi- I
IS aie pG;nls 81 IA phele rossls &. j
Passengers tskoa on srras.sshSs terms ii packages
Of all escrpsions safely sAksH 10 their deslsmtsn
withSal delay Pronsa attention 5aid I'll nrdsrsj
AoIssctisna made. ami sttess "a businesses entrusted
tohis, ezlre will be rarefasly allsnxisd n. a#as
Sank Rapids, Sept. II. 1857. n1v3lf
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a. m zaasi0n 81 ratis lsaf
ID maxi scaiahe., M nj mn ri III
Nearly ali the above described Lands were care
fy selected al an early day, the most important
points on the upper Mississippi aud must become
vgry valuable Some Of it will be sold on time title
GOOD. For further particulars enquire at the Office
Of ~ CHAS a. GILM AN.
Saul Rapids. July 16, 1857. 96f
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g The French, Government has i'm
p5ss,s ddtyOf ons Genuine " p srs u.
sion caps, which, H Il IN n said, vill produce
! itssskly 81 800. 900 francs Il D 4
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~ The oldest clock ia Amer;

90 The oldest clock il America IS
one in9the Pfslaaeiph.a Library, which
II nearly Two centuries old. Il was u
nude Il Loadon. keeps good time. and
ii said q have been owned 81 Oliver
Cromwell. A''' y $500