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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

C,EASONABLE DRY GOODS Rich Robe
= a le. Tor Nou,!a.ns and Merinos Plain
Plaid and Striped Silks, Meriuo and Scotch
P!alds, Pol de cheyre, VaIeniias. NaGtila and
Plaid $faws French WORK IN great variety
Saxony X Shetland Yarn, all colors. bleached
aud brown Saee;Iugs. Linsey's. OaTsbergs. iull
cloths, family aud servants Blankets, a large as
sortn enr OF List, Iugraln and three ply Carpet
rg Drugge,s, Rugs, oil Cloths, Sc. on hand
and tor sale ay TAYLOR x HUTCHINSON.
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By $. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

By :. J. CORMlCK-AUCTIoNEER
TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE
BY virtue of deed OF trust, bearing date on the
lth OF February, 1883, recorded III liber 7.
80. 2. page rs. land records OF Alexandra
county the undersigned, will, or Heo'ss'@g 'bs
18Th day Of September, 1875, u: II o'c'ocF. D. N
front of the Mayors Office, sell al public auc-
i=szzs. ton, two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
-s5sl with the LOTS OF GROUND on which
they stand, on The West side OF Pr street. be
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, III the CITY OF
Alexandra. One OF said houses being now oc-
cupl@d by John A. Keys, and the other By Chas.
= Price
Each OF said LOTS fronts 20 feet, and runs
back 100 feet
TERMS OF SALE :-One-tourth in cash and the
residue IN three equal payments, al 3, ., and 9
months, bearing interest 10 be secured by tue
bonds OF the purchaser, and a deed OF trust Oh
the property l. l.. KlNHkk, trustee
aug 3l--eots
" The above sale is postponed until the 3@
dan If October, at the same time and place.
|. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

NEW STORE OPENED.-LEWlS BAAR
y has the pleasure OF announcing TO the cit'
izens OF Alexandria, that ne mas Just opened az
No l3S, King street. new FANCY aud Dhi
GOODS STORE, MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT. &c The Millinery department will be
under tho especial superintendent OF Mrs
RAAR, date Miss Meyenberg) a.d = lady OF The
highest taste and OF tired ability, has been en-
90 ged 20 attend to DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MEG, NC. The Ladies are invited 10 call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
NAV favor the establishment. Will De executed
10 their entire satisfaction. sspZS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

ItOLUMBIA LAND OFFICE WAsHlSGroS,
I DISTRICT oF CoLuMsIA -Establisae Tor the
Sale and Exchange OF Farms. Plantations, Ciry
Lots, and Real Estate generally. on Commits
SION, throughout the United States W lNsLGW
VI. WATSON X CO-Oliice in the building on
the corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street
The attention OF lard owners in Virginia and
Maryland. Who wish to effect sales OF Farms
and other landed property. is requested to the
above establishment. as atfaTIng facilities tor
the sale oi real estate, unequaiIrd by those OF
any other agency. Circulars transmitted on
application. ct3-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE0F VALUABLE
Z PROPERTY IN THE CITY of ALIEN
ANDRIh BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Alexandria county, rendered A. rs
Nav term, SIS. IN the suit OF Brockett -. IuI-
ner aad Fowie the undersigned Will, Oh Tues
day the 18TH day Of October, 1898, at II O'Clock,
n IN front OF the Mayors Office, in the cry Of
Alexandria, sell at public auction, the follow
lng valuable real estate or so much thereof As
will be sufficient TO satisfy the SAID decree, VIZ:
No | A LOT OF GROUND OH the north
west corner of Queen and ST. Asaph streets,
fronting on Queen street about IS feet, and eN-
tending back northwardly 50 feet J lncnes to Il
ten teet alley This LOT is improved by i two
<,,A story BRICK HOUSE known as tue
-" Alexandria Academy"
No 2 A LOT adjoining the above mention
ed lot No. /, on the west, fronting on Queen
street about So feet, and extending back So eet
Il inches to the said 10 feet alley. This LOT
is improved with large three story BRICK
SIS. DWELLING, lately occupied by K. L..
o. Bfockrtt.
TERMs:-Ore-tenth If the purchase money IN
cash, the residue al g. r. and Is months, from
the day of sale For the deferred payments,
| the bonds OF the purchaser with security "I.l be
required bearing interest from the day OF sale.
And the title retained until the bonds are paid
WILLIAM n. FUN LIE,
sept l6-2awtds Comml,siJueT.
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FRANCIS l.. SMITH, } co,,.rs
LAW. B. TAYLOR,

aug l6-eots
~ The above sale is postponed until Vet
ncsiay The l3fk day Of Octooer, at the same time
and place sept Zu-eots
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NOTICE-ENHlBITlU OF THE UNITED
STATES AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
NOTICE Is hereby given that members OF
\ the Virginia Central Agricultural Society
wuo NAV come over the route OF this company
between Washington and Richmond, on the oc.
cason OF the Exhibition OF the Un.ed States
and Virginia Central Agricultural Societies. 10
be ne!G in Richmond, commencing on Monday,
25th Dr ober. will be allowed the privilege OF
returning free and ticket 10 that efi. CT can be
OBJ aimed OF any agent OF the company al the
time OF taking passage Tor Richmond. PROVIDED
the Society's certificate OF membership is exit
blted TO suca a.en; at the Time OF purchasing a
ticket Tor Richmond. Persons wal not be al
10 ed the privilege OF returning tree after be-
coming members in Richmond.
SAMUEL Ruth, Sup't. Trans.
n B Tickets loi Transferable and soOt only
from Friday, I'D October. TO Monday, lst No
vernbpr 1898, inclusive.
NuTCE.-Per-ous DESTROYS of sending stool;
or other articles over the road OF tAls company
intended for exhibition at the Unltrd States ana
Virginia Central Agricultural Fairs, held al
Richmond, will be charged the usual freight
rates. Should such STOCK or other articles be
returned in tho hands o.! the Same owner, no
mr1brr charge will be made Persons wishing
70 send stock must give -FOUR days notice 20 the
DEPOT 4 ge:t SO that proper cars may he pr0'i-
Get - huEL kU II, SuFt iiaHs.
Of;c, r. F. x p r r. Co, Richmond.
OFT l--e1fy ifiCf
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AUCTION SALES.

TE7Ru>TEt.S' SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTf-By virtue OF Il
deed of trust from George +. Carter and VIE. 10
Benjamin Nacxall and George ". Callahan,
now or record in the Land Record Once OF
Prince William County, III Liber No - page
433. we the Undersigned Trustees, will sell ~
Thmsiry October l4th, 1875. al II COCK, VI
III ront OF the Court house, IN brentsvI.e, FHhce
William County, Virginia, for the purposes ,"
said deed o! trust stated, at public auction, The
property known the SCDLEi FARM aud
MILL containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, Of excellent LAND. TIE I'M
Ga provements consist Of SP CIOI
-Qsll. DWELLING, seventy -hve feet front with
other out .buidngs; large GRlST MILL with
new and approved machinery; SAW MILL,
with excellent running gear; and a BLAth-
SMITH SHOP There IS also valuable meGl-
cina Spring on the premises. The land lies III
Prince William County, within five miles OF me
Gainesville Depot, on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad and is twenty eight miles from Alex
and:la The Independent Line OF RalIFoSd, now
under construction by the Manassas Gap Com
panv. passes near the edge OF tae farm, anG Il Is
expected that d depot Will be established o"iy =
lew hundred yards distant. The terms, accord
ing 10 the deed of trust, are cash. For further
Information. apply TO the Trustees, or TO I'D.
Il. WILSON, Attorney at-Law. No. 81, Broad
way, Baltimore, Maryland.
B. +. MACkALL, 2T,,..,,o,
GEO W. CALLAHAN, trustees
Price William County, Va, oct A-dlot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

EEULLED CLOTH LINSEYS, &c
& 10 bales superior Virginia Fuiled Cloths,
heaviest and best made
10 pieces htavy Country Linseys
80 do. "a. IS. ard A. do
Georgia kGrssy, ami 'iaids
Nos ard = Gsn.bu,ss. Bro Cotons, Plaid
Domrs'ics. ChambryS and 0saaburg Prints.
Also, Heavy Falle! Cota Goats and Jackets
IL sz,s, lor Servants; large lot OF Negro
B!ar iers 10 all OF winch invite the special
attention OF the Country trade.
DC, g. II. X. WiTMER & BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

NOUNG LADIES' INSTITU / E-Tne
Ninth Annual Session OF this Institution,
Tor Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
on Moniay, September 18th.
TIE Exercises will be conducted by he Pr.E.
cipa and his wife, aided By competent Assls-
taucs IN the several departments
Tno-e pupils Who expect to become teac ers,
wll, in addition TO the usual course OF study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly 10 the
profession OF Teaching.
Courses Of Lectures upon the Sciences, VIII
be delivered during the year.
Further information respecting the lns'I;u-
ton. :oay be obtained by application TO
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRISCIrAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

4 UCTION SALE oP RIO AND SANTOS
\ COFFEE, AND FINE SALT, AT RICH
MOND. VA-Just received per Barks Par'EiaH,
aud Virgnan direct from Rio de Jane'ro, ant
Ship Kalamazoo, dmect from Liv"Tpoo! -UN
FRIDAY, Oc:oBER 10TH We will offer for sac,
at Auction. q; our Warehouse, head ottae Dock
5000 BAGS RIO COFFEE, portion new crop,
and superior
600 BAGS SANTOS COFFEE, in loo lbs.
bags
5000 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
EDMUND DAVENPORT N co.
Richmond Va oct b-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

A.. ,OOTS, CATERS, SHOES, Sc., &c.--A
} general assortment OF Boots, Caters, Shoes,
NC, NC. tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys,
ami Cnilirens wear, OF the best materials and
wor KIN anship, Can be found al
HARMON BURNS,
l0o Pennsylvania Avenue, between u and 5th
streets. iew doors east OF National Hotel
Washing'on sep lS-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

MARSHALL House RE,rAuRANT Il rom '"'S
ue,l known and excellent establishment, w.
received GU Saturday last, specIr'en OF US
good things now in season, and to be had al
all hours, served by that best OF COCKS 'on''
C,;er. under the superiotendauce Of the gen
,,emauly proprietor, Mr.. Amos Fox. viz
Blue Wing Duck, Sora and Oysters with all
the necessary condiments. To cay they were
Uood and duly appreciated, but family cor'
,svs the feelings experienced while fea7tlpg
nnon them. MIR. Fax knows well how 10
n,sase the tastes OF the public, aud does not
fa;, to put bis Knowledge into PRACTICE Uo
!, the Marshall House Restaurant, lovers 81
the good things Of the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

Trimmings. Bindings; all kinds OF GOODS
used by he trade, cheap for the cash, or accep-
ted paper. NAY AAAD MUSE
A. South Calvert street Baltimore. Nd
SEP 2S--eoim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

54hCTION.-W be- leave % caution pn!caa'
I sers OF our choice OLD M0E0NGAHELA
WiilsKiEs against the deception aud petty
fraud which IS prec,ised by certain parties IN
this city aud IL Baltimore, Who nave aPp:"pI!a'
ted to themselves exact copies OF the Star brands,
long ussd and dcsigned by rs to ds'!ng"s" our
Old Whiskies We can assure our friends and
customers that the unTivaled qu0ity, every
where Acknowledged, OF our choice OLD Wits
KIES, cannot be fq''ai!ed by these ingenious
invaders oil cur rights.
Our new s,tebuahmemt, GlBsoSroH Mills, on
the Monongahela River, gives vs. uneqna!!"d
facilities tor making Whisky OF the choicest
kind, from matted and klln.drlcd gram.
Purchasers OF cur Old WHISTLES vii! please
10 notice, the words GIBsoSToN MILLS, and JoHS
GIBSON. Sons Il Co. are inserted in the new
Bands which we now adopt; and we deem 1t
duty we owe 20 our customers and ourselves. 10
give notice, that we will prosecute and expose
any person or persons VINO may hereafter copy
OF use our Brands.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS 4 co.
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/,HINA GLASS AND QUEENswARE

I,HINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE -
l The subscribers are row recrlvingper Ships
" New r.as and and Abby Blanchard from
Liverpool. thelr FALL SUPPLIES Of CHINA,
Glass and Queer swarc, 20 which hey respectfully
cali zoe attention OF County Merchants and the
trade generally, as ;ney can aud viii sell goods
IN their ii"e as cheap as tney can be bought IN
the United States.
seplS- colin r II MILLER, son co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

WAsHIyGT, y CIRCUIT CouRr d CKEr.-Wo
lraru that up to this time the eutries on the
sria! docket Of the court amount to about
one thousand il all, and the appearance
docket 70 about icur huutred. Yhis is be-
low the average. and betokebs compaTa-
lively light business session, which common-
ces on Monday week--Ndt. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

We are requested to say that the report
"thet several Of the sergauTs Of Mr.. JOHN a.
Carter, Of Uppervi!le, have rua OFF, is Il mis-
take
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

when You threatened to shoot him.
While you use such threats it may be
of some Importance for you to know
that if any person belonging to my
command shall receive injury from
your lawless violence, the penalty to
Won shall be a tribute to humanity
Now, sir, you and your fellows are
here in violation of the laws of the
United States, and greatly to its dis
honor, making war upon a people with
whom we are at peace and for the
sake of humanity, public and private
Justice, as we'll as what is due to the
honor and integrity of the government
of the United States, ! command you,
to surrender your arms without delay,
and embark in such vessels as | may
provide for that purpose.
am sir, very respectfully,
Your obcd ent servant,
H. PAULDING,
Flag Officer, L. S. Home Squadron.
To Gen. William Walker, Punta Arenas.
A despatch to the New York Her
AID, dated Jan. ISL, says IL Is scttlco
that the administration will dcfent
Com. Paulding. Should Walker at
tempt to leave he would be rc-arrcstcd
The Government designs prosecuting
him, and a member of the cabinet ha
vcnturcd the opinion that he will b
sent to the State prison.
On the other hand, the New Yorl
Times says that Secretary Floyd il
especially earnest in his opposition t;
the efforts to defeat the fillibustcr
Humphrey Marshall proposes to intro
duce a resolution in Congress direct
ing the President to send Walker bacl
in national vessel.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

SOLD, FOR ONcE.-Some time since,
we had half barrel of printing ink
shipped to us from New York. On
arriving at McGregor the consignccs
judged it to be liquor and billed it
accordingly. When the tcamstcr
brought us the ink and the bill, we at
once suspected that the cask had
been tapped. Upon examination we
found q gimlet hole in the cask from
whence the ink was oozing slightly.
The "boys" probably concluded that
that "liquor" was rather too dark for
good pale brandy, and quit their dep
relations upon it.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

\ great mass meeting of the De-
mocracy of Wisconsin was lately held
at GAINESVILLE. All portions Of the
State were represented. The scnti-
mcnts declared by the distinguished
speakers show how the Washington
Union policy is operating upon the
Democratic mind in Wisconsin:
"Mr. NJ. H. Carpenter of Beloit, an
nounccd his determination not to go
at the nod and whistle of q President
Moses NJ. Strong of Milwaukee, de-
clared slavery to be "a great black
fact, which will continue to trouble us
as long as slavery exists On the
subject of Kansas he said, if you are
in favor Of admitting kassas without
submitting the Lecompton Constitu-
ton to the people, we will fight you !"
Mr.. Saunders Of Racine, said that
he was there to declare himself free
from all restraint from any Admins
tration whatever if this be treason,
make the most Of it, Yet there
would be no division in our ranks
Black Republcanism will continue to
be despised by the party Judge Lara
bee made few remarks and among
other things said, were | a Kansas
Democrat, | would not submit to the
Lccompton Constitution /; | would say
that was not stare enough to submit
to such a dictation from Washington
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

Ayers American Almanac is now ready fur
delivery at Hildrcth & Carvcr's, who are sup
piled with it by the publisher for distribution
gratis to all who call for it. 1t contains about
the richest collection Of anecdotes we know of
"a calendar accurately calculated for this me
ridian and found reliable, besides an amount
of valuable medical information which should
be in the possession of every family. This
little annual has become welcome visitor to
the tircside of the American people, and not
to them alone, for its numbers are freely circu-
lated in almost every civilized country under
the sun. 1t is published in the English.
French, Spanish and German languages, with
calendars adapted to every meridian of the
Northern Hemisphere. Over twenty-seycn
hundred thousand copies were issued last year,
which is doubtless the largest edition Of any
one book in the world. Our readers are re-
specially invited to call and get a copy, and
when got, kccpit.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

\ good-looking friend of ours, who is on
this side Of forty, though somewhat hoary
headed. while absent from the city a few days
used Prot, Wood Hair Restorative and on his
return called to see his lady love, but was sur
prised and amused to find she did not rccog
nizc him, and Immediately determined to pass
for cousin of himself: but was eventually
chagrincd to find he was supplanting his
former self in the affections Of the lady, which
caused him to make himself known; but the
lady still says that she likes the counterfeit
better than the original, and insists that .hc
continue tif necessary to use the Hair Restor-
ative.
Sold in st. Charles, by l.. A. & c. II. Haskell.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

Senator Douglas has been banishcd
from the Administration. An clabo-
rate leader in the Washington Union
and in the Richmond South have done
the business. He is hereafter to he
classed among apostatcs, "to stay
out in the cold" with Black Rcpubli-
cans, and sinners; that is, unless the
President and his friends are mistaken
as to their strength, about which point
there is still some reason to doubt.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
The Mormon War.

An express messenger from the
plains, just arrived at Fort Lcaven-
worth, Kansas, reports the following
particulars
The Mormons had recently made q
descent upon tine United States forces,
and dispersed all the beef cattle they
Mountaineering about Il thousand
head. These cattle were all that had
been rc-collcctcd OF the two thousand
| that the Mormons drove off when they
burned the wagons, some weeks since.
The troops were but a short distance
from the cattle when they were driven
away, but the Mormons Outnumbcrcd
them by more than two to one ; and
it is said that an additional force of
fifteen thousand wcll-armcd Mormons
were cncamped but few miles dis
tant. In view of these facts, Col.
Johnston thought it neither prudent to
resist. nor TO continue at the point
near Green River, where he had taken
up his winter quarters. lie had been
notified by Brigham Young that if he
ltDitiiltu ilitic tlic lOlItS NOuIt bC
required to give up their arms When
the messenger left lie was about re-
treating with the whole force under
his command to Fort Laramie, to
spend the winter there. There were
said to be ample stores there for all
| the troops.
The messenger confirms the previous
report of the probability that the Nor
: mons will do all the harm they can tC
. our forces this winter aad in the early
spring, and then burn Salt Lake city
: and retire to their Businesses; but it is
: certainly improbable that Il man as
shrcwd and intelligent as Brigham
: Young will do any such thing.
Intelligence is also received that
the Mormons had destroyed For,
Bridgcr burning all the buildings OF
/ the approach of Col. Johnston.
1t will be seen by the following par
, agraphs from Brigham Ioung's cor
respondcnce with Col Alexander tina
it was not wholly bcligcrent in terms
f "Coloncl, should you, or any of the
officers with you, wish to visit this
. city, maccompanied by troops, as die
! Capt. Van Niict, with view to per
7 sonalIy learn the condition and feel
. ings of this people, you are atliberty t.
! do SO, under my chccrlulfs proiiered as
I surance that you will be escorted from
l our outposts to the city and back; ant
that, during your stay in our midst
, you will receive all that courtesy anC
attention your rank demands.
: Doubtless you have supposed tina
many of the people here would flee t.
you for protection on your arrival
If there arc any such persons the,
shall at once be conveyed to you
camp in perfect safety, so soon al
such fact can be known"
1t is stated that the Mormon wal
will close for years, perhaps, the over
land route to California by way of thu
South Pass, SO that the onl y route vii
be that along the sd parallel o
North latitude, and through the pro
posed Territory of Arizonia
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

The more striking proof of the intrinsic
worth and excellence of DIR. Hall Balsam for
the lungs, is shown in the rapidity with which
it becomes general iavorte with the people.
There is nothing of a similar nature, but what
is soon cast into the shade, when the Balsam
has been thoroughly tested. The agents for
its sale the country over, in ordering new sup
plies are very enthusiastic in its favor, saying
:. it is just the thing it acts like charm its
effects are truly magical"
For sale in st. Charles, by f. A. & C. H.
Haskell, and by agents in every town in the
Country.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

In New Orleans they are holding
Indignation meetings because fillibus-
ter Walker has been caught. The
excitement is very great. On Dec.
Both 1872 men offered themselve for
Walkers army. Over 400 men in
New Orleans and Mobile are now
awaiting shipment for Nicaragua.
From Texas 500 men have aleady
sailed.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

LARGE Panther SHor.--Mr. 5. p.
Hart, Of Appleton, Wis, in Il hunting
expedition on the 22d ult. found that his
dog had brought to bay large pam
tllcr. lie fired and broke the creatures
fore leg, and, loading again immcdi-
atcly, succeeded in dcspatching him
at the next shot.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

EMIGRATION AGENTs.-A corrcspon-
dent OF the Express & Herald suggests
that the citizens Of Dubuque unite in
raising the necessary means for the
employment of two Or three suitable
men during the next five months, to
lecture in the East, on Northern Iowa.
and to labor to direct as large a por,
ton of the spring emigration as posi-.
bic to this part Of the State.