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who has specuAted the pubic funds can be appointed %
any cfhce.
Al political speculstovs win be rejected unHt for q
created for men
convention win be Immediately called, vhen new
President will te elected II Is supposed thst MAnuelF
tpc 1ovaI viii be the man.
TIE broom at one stroke has swept every ofcehsder,
high ard low, into the street
Venezuela 10 indeed 70 be regeperated.
General Jose TAdeo Monsgss, ex President; Jaoirto
Guterez, ex Airstsr Of the Treasury ana Foreign A.
fairs; and Juan Guksppi {sou 10 Law Of Monagas the
great speculaor and nrancier who controlled s the
funds Of the nation, still at the French Legation
guarced - Stale prisoners by hundred men, pre-
vent their escape nom public justice.
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Cast Iron Water Wheels.

/ AN now constructing, and putting IN,
1 when requested, an improved cast iron wheel,
which Tor the following considerations presents IL
tclf fnrcihly Ca the minds u owners and builders
OF any Kind 81 water mills
fIisst. q IL CHEAP.
SLpnNu g. gives as high a rate per cent ~ the
power .of the water a. tAp most CApvuaiNe wheels.
ruHu. adapted 90 any head.
luuluu. IL mover freCscs, * requires no huwnge.
fuIu, u runs freely under bach irater,
StNrIt, h IL very durable, aud easily repaired
Reference for the truth ~ the above furnished u
required, Address, Luxe BtZZELL,
Nu-ilOj 81. JOhHybWy, ! q
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New Firm 4!

THE undersigned have formed partnership
lur series ~ yclrs- uuGcr- tAG-GtA -
sfeJ7TyFr7"H JUDt.vfNT, ana do respectfully
announce 60 all their friends, customers, aud the
entire community, that they will continue the
mercantile business AZ tho stand recently occupied
by Woodbury. Judc,iuc, where Goods will be
sold upon the most reasonable terms, and in cN
change Tor cash and the products of tho Garth will
Doe figured down az reduced prices, and quite a.
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
w. W. MCGREGOR.
,u1 HARVEY JCDENlNE.
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Hurrah for Boots and Shoest

J'flE undersigned have rcoru'ly made auaugr
urnfs Co uauunrtur, iu addition 90 their df
rtout kinds 81 Iadic.' work. Gtuts Calf ryd ktr
1o0ts, Calf and Goat Cuuprc,s Boots, Calf Goat
md kip Brogaus. Also Gents and Ladies lioutt
nd sLacA- tluaitll - ll.4i!-l 4-iill---
Cent?, Ladies' and Misses Rubber Boots ior
ale Nrr, low.
Fid aud Goat Stock, Rcd and OAK sole Leather
md S'rbc Findings generally, ALL be constantly
rf'i on hand Tor sale,
We rcspcctfIl, Solicit sl'STc " public uetron.
auc, AiItENN BlNPEE.
81 Johusbury, March >. 1855. 1jtf
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5000 REWARD !

rVN1rE above VII be given Tor the apprehension
aud delivery at the JAN Ia ST. johnsbury We
fore the fret day Of June next, Of Joseph Archer
and Hiram Vincent, who broke Jail on the 18Th
instant, -or SIS for either. Archer Is dark com.
plcNioncd, With black hair aud whiskcr,, ant had
On whom be len q drah cloth cap. Vincent Is .
h'-h' rcmpirviuurd, good hooking boy OF IS ysar5
Both wore blue shirts
q, =. WAKEFIELD. Sheriff.
ST. Johnsbury, March Il, 1855 75u
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To the People Of Caledoni County and
Vicinity;
GREAT IMPROVEMENT ~
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY !
nm. KILnOURNE

II EREBN announces 10 the public that he
Il has purchased the right 20 use DR.. Blhudy
uCw method uf inserting ARTIFICIAL IEETn hy
the CILurLARTtC iUptrsS, This method ia IA
highly recommended By the most eminent dcntsts
In the United States, There has long existed q
void in Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have studiuusly cndca,ored 90 supply, hut without
success, until about two years since Or, NlpudN
lone OF the Professors Ia the Baltimor, College
n Dcuial Surgery discovered this process Of ma
King scth by chcoplasty, and published IL 20 the
world, since which time over two hundred ~ th.
most skillhl Dentist, in the large cities are now
using 10 almost 20 the exclusion ofall other meth
DDS,
Among the advantages which this process la.
over an other, are lst an Gl4o'ufriv accurate ~
10 hr mouth, thereby rendering is .hrI retention
matter o. course.
2d-liy this mode the teeth and plate arc united
IN one solid piece, and as nohpaecs are len forthc
lodgmcnt Of food, or the sccrctions, this work q.
rcWdfhd'fci0r CLEANLINESS property which IL
retains uuimpaircd a. long a. II II worn.
3d--lhe edsc and comfort with which Il Is worn
requiring no time To get used TO twill strong.
y commend itsClf 90 those who are under the ne
cessity Of wearing artificial teeth. By this pro.
cess also, the mouth and check where they have
subAcu aWaN can be- fully restored 10 their orig
sal contour and hllnCsH,
ih-ly Ahis method the teeth arc not haiic to
gof ont 0f fglgiT, which h. matter Of no little *.
pcuscr aud source of great annoyance to those
who have teeth inserted by the old methods 81 gold
nr silver plates la fact as 20 it, sTHrSuTit ~.
uArtiitN aud uINrrY, | challenge FOR IL com.
preon with amy known process for inserting az.
uApial teeth.
And t7ytty, hUt not teas, in these hard times, Il
can he made Much CHEAPER than acts blythe old
method Acrchy putting IL within the reach OF both
rich and poor
Persons Ia want ofwholc or partial sets n teeth
are invited 20 call a. my othcc and examine the
work and II desired they will De referred TO per
soma il tl!I s'-f-- o't ~ vrtTu rr wearing
whole lots manufactured in this way by myself
DIR. klLBOjltNE Is the only dentist Ia this
county who has the right to- or does, use this che
oplasue process. Teeth will be inserted in m.
usual way, ON gold silver plate n- formerly, 81
desired Day the patient, and ON reasonable terms,
Office over J. Roles Clothing Store, corner of
Main aud Central streets, ST. Johushury. VI
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Sugar Pans, sc,

SXHOLE Sheet Galvanized and common Iron
w Sugar Pans, also Russia Iron Pans ~ re-
duccd prices, Also, Tin Sap Buckets, Sap Spouts,
aud Sap Dppers, FOR sale by
d OYNTON DEFINING.
ST. JohnSbury. March Q, 1853. 1GU
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KNIFE CLEANER.

VuIE Ladies', all admire the simplicity, and
ncStness, Of tho new Knife Cleaner. sold NJ
Binghan's Drur Store, and being cheap. all wish
60 try cue and thore whe do 20 hpd they work
nrll S5n
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AuctiOneer..

fnNlH subscriber takes this opportunity q in
forming his friends Ru't the public general,
that be- has recently received the above appoint
mcnt, aud would bc happy 90 receive any copmis
sion Ia the Auction business, With which they MAJ
see Ito favor him. llosdenec aud Post-Oillce,
Last ~. Jahn.bmy, ".
Aglf a. HARRINGTON.
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Notice

I'NE subscriber would hereby give notice
l. that the sail boat Boz process ~ building de-
gnfd 90 ruu upon " Havoc b Pond, 90 called
uLWrst hamet. viii nor bo completed Until Jul5
lg 1855. Said boaris 81 feet iu length, 10 feet Dol
WidtL = frets inches drrFi length NJ mast 81
fret f0rc-mast27 feet, size Of the mniu-sail lb BY
y feet fOre-sai y boy DO feet liD ~ byb feet
built ~ the beet material. and iu thorough sub
stantal manner, aud flushed and painted in
splendid styie, capable u accommodating from
10 o. 200 persons with safety. An experienced
seaman, alrays boo attendance. The patronage Of
"a generous pubic g. solicited.
JOHN CAlthICK, Proprietor
West Barnet june 30th, 1853 Bl-p3
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Selling at Cost -!

STOCK MUST DE REDUCED
I'OLD WATCHES. Gll Jcvclcd Detached
" Levers, so; do Cylinders, ~lj; silver fur
tsh Lover, 81. silver Detached fnll JrVrl.d,
IL! Detached Cylinder. S. Gold Chains. 80
iold Spccinclcs. So 30 Cola Pencils, 81; Gold
Rings, 3S ccntG and all articles kent IN Jcwclg
stores 10 compare With the above prices.
SILVER SPOONS
over than was ever offered b., thi, market.
Having very large and fashionable stock ~
Goods. We are not 10 hc undcrsold.
SPECTACLE GLASSES replaced Jcvrlry
repaired in the ucatcst manner
Watch Repairing,
Particular care will See bestowed upun IL. having
had over 20 years practice, and most OF the time
in hest city shops.
Rcncmhcr the SMALL Store opposite the St
Juhu,hury House,
7Otf RANDALL & BINGHAM.
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j. ID. Chase g. Sons,
Practical Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTs,

Il EEP constantly ON hand Castings, Mil
IN Irons, Water WhcdH Board Machines,
Clapbnard aud hhingle Maobiucs, Corn Cnrkcrs,
smut Machines, SO Nc5 and build Lumber and
Gribt Mills Als0 dealers boz Manufactures nri;
rlrs. ,ir Mn stones. HoltuF Cloths, India RUB
her BrlUup, Hose aud Packing Leather Betting,
Lace Leather aud BELT liNcts, and Saws u all
descriptions,
NillWriphts supplied with Irons, Machinery, Sc,
It a liberal discount Al work warranted. Or
,cra or enquiries hy mail or olhcreise promptly
attended Go. 4hu
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Good News to Cash Buyers !

January neat, viii sell their Good. ior CASH
and at lower price, than ever sold Tor In this vi
cuity, Come aud trv ms. We have ON hand o.
large assortment, bought since the Railroad reach
cd us, and can and win sell at the very lowest
prices,
Farmers Mechanics and Citizens of tli, and
The ucighboriug Towns, whenever you are iu want
"f Goods ~ any Kind, just give MS call for hor,
sou will find lurRrr assortment than il usually
kept IN country stores
G.. II. & J. NJ WEEKS.
Lyndon, Dee 20, 1857. Gjf
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nd M III lrnlh-nII M b, III

7 tel YUU The tTUII-WIIT NOU ~ "
For further information and testimonials, please
cad the circular that accompanies each bottle.
This Compound b. purely vegetable, composed
4 roots, herbs. hatks aud fruit II contains no
Ingredient more poisonous than The hr, which b.
o delicious fruit, use mo- Spium Ia Ibis mcdi
inc IN any form whatc, cr, thus ! avoid 10. pala'
i've influence that il certain 60 follow IT, use,
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Jobbing Business.

TNIIE subscribers, having formed a co-part-
l. ncrship, arc prepared Ia do all Kind, Of job
hing Of large or small amounts. nj short motto,
and on reasonably terms, as heretofore. Order.
lcf at Bolcs' Clothing Store or at their stable on
Railroad street will be promptly attended to.
A. II. FLINT,
5. II LEE.
St. Johnsbury, March {, 1858. 7ju
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
LONDON CoRBIiL GIN
hhHiCIThD SgBNAPPS
ROl.tL SgIN4TYsV
DR NOOIF StIfVtppC
ALONEO WOLF SCHNIPPS
Purchase no Gh put up In bottirs under The o,,y ,,
with labels claiming to possess medical proper,s M
are all common mixed Gin. put up In limitation Of M
Genuine sehnapps Tor the purpose Of dcccivng tho p,,
UDoLPHo WOLFF.
Sole Manufacture and importer ortho Chi,
Schicdam Schnapps.
roR SALE ~ RosroN NY
RICuARbs Sons IS GsJ state strso,
InWARn topNAN a co 10 safe strpst
hsn'l Y toCuuAS A co 20 Congress- strr.t
WEEEa PnTrER l2l Wellington .trs.t
SFTH PrCKER ~ Em street
a GuTLEs IS Ind a stoct
WiIsos, FAiRuANKsA go
tAHtrR CAtCoRp a PHrSro~ Ifruovsr ,ra NJ .
BUHR FoarEH co / Carnhnl ~ anu ~ ~
EAMuGL A WA BgEwEP ~ 4 q W,,ht,...... .
3 AASaTtErn 10 MIA street ''''A ~ AT"et
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Economy
Machinery and Castings,

U'HF subscribers have on hand Wo0dworth's
i planners, Circular saw Mile, clapboard aud
shinglc Mills Of npI we'd patterns ana excellent
and Faics, nlacksmiths' TWifes, Fan hcllowA
and Tire Rollers, Dos Stoves, Barn door Rolls
Iron Sinks, SO SO, Castings and fnrgnRhTd
ever. description. fnA repairing done 90 order ana
at short notice, HALLET 3 THOMPSON. p
ht LuhufbuTy, ". tib
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Threshing Machines, F!

4 AM now manufacturing Coz we nll"P un,
mrrIy occupied by Randall WAph'. , ~
ana Two Horse roWes, drnlu infeahihH 1Nn .,,n'
iup machine. nom tht most apprntN j l,lNa'
"kyIirb ian (oaffgnffioH. DuTatihfy afiA Lff'H
non AID Iresdopl from FrifioH rthhoI m ~
crLiTn Those who intend 90 purchase lh'h s'a
son, viii hud it for their ln,s,TrI ~, YIN
g5l6l st Jnhntbuy, w.
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M o II Ilr ~ "a - :

r YOU wish 10 save Nour children from The ID.
rcssiuE sVmptums NJ Group, which occur so sud
,oiilc Ut this medicine Il will relieve the sufferer
tlmost Instantly.
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ORnER.oL NOTLch. III SETl LElLEN1

UNHEK,OL NOTTtF NJ NEIJ IENEN7
.r-.. THOMAS HAHrLErrS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia bi..tI,t -
At pruhA'g Court held Al 81 Jo'nsbuty ia said District
the lsti dav 81 Juuc \ p.'t>ts
" HEREAS rhomLS n1~ilet administrator on tlr
" tate n rhuuAz hArctt late ~ iyuduu. IN aid Dis
t-lct dc,e ,sc propose. g. render account hts
tl.uiuiHtrAtluu AMI 1 prUEUut ~ hralnst
sItl estate fr examination amt. allowance the pur-
of making phrtuu aud d,tr.1uun of the 70 sIic of
IA csthta. M isr dtcree said couri among the per
HwhaME by1AN cnuued I! the saluei a.. there
oricrCl hy ilt ,uut that Elc come uHdcr com
er.tlln ani b" heart az The prIlAtc nalae "a ~
hnshur,. ou thc iMh dayN1 August 4 u. lSS And
r. further oryrcd that an persons interested DE nrd
frrof ht public alton copy the fvcuri Vt this der
The taleduutin. printed ~ 81 Iuhnsburv tltrc W c
cccavey previous o. said time Of hearing that they
appear and the. allowance OF sahl account
they cause and also be heard hy pAid' IA,
q matter OF pnrttii nUud hsfrhntcu Il ead csttr
Nv TIC Court Affect, AsA /. FRENCH fudrs
q ff,V cop NJ fsC lrl
Aai't A-Nt rRrNcr isc u rr7,i,e d, .
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4 MERlCAN * FORElGN PATENTS.
RI EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS.
Late gent ofthv L. Patent orcc Washington under
me Act ot lSif,)

X II EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.
tLate Ascuto L. Patent orcc washington, under
70 Starr ST. orrourr Euny sr. Ho,rov.
Ansr an extensive Braetse Of ppwart o. twenty years
Great britain. France aud other foreign countries ca
A,slgnmGn. and az Papers OF Draw
patch. Bc,catchcs made Into American or Fore n WORK
tons and legal other advice rendered In all matter.
touching the .amc Copies OF the eans of any Patent
rurniEugd ny rcrTJns One Dollar Assignments recorded
THIS Egcncy is not only the largest In New England I'm,
through Inventors have advantages patents
oresccraninE the phteutabty ot Inv cnons unsurpass.
offered them elsewhere The tcstiNuniIs below given
prove that none Is honE SuccEssruL PArsNr o..
ttpn OF NNANts"iH ANp ABILITY he would add that he
hasahundant rca-on ana can that
cc' so moderate The immense practice OF the subscriber
during twenty Years past has enabled him accumulate
patents These besides his extensive library OF cgn
and uechnh wcrks accounts patents grantee
nthe United states and Europe render him abe beyond
question superior mcltes for obtaining patents
NputorH.
TcstiRoHjais
During the time occupied the Once o. Conmissloncr
o. Patents u Eddy Eel OF hoston dd businesat the
s% u amy pes no,s acting " that sanAe Hhe had 40
none who conducted II with sk ndey and succcs
tsgatd Nc EDDY as one % the heat Informed ana most
hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot employ
Person more competent ana trustworthy. capa
be ofputinr their appcatonSn fonn secure them
an early ahdAvorh0r confederation az ~ Patent once
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
Froa t5c present Comnissioncr
Agev;Il y nIr.ne nc tlms lALc held the onlee
has Ne eTIensI IN, .r,-1rcl I'M H. w
with the once solicitor lie 10 thoroughly acquainted
him tho capable and sncccsshii prso
"uoners WIN " HON hays had onlcial In croourse
Boston, January !, MS 67-ly
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The Medicine that s,Hs AT homc--he bet rec
concentration u can hare,

4 an ESpcctoUnt it has uo equal for coughs
colds. asthma, vhnopiug cough, Group, sore
hront. and all lung disenscf. IL b. valuable rem
dis. Also, IN scruhn, which presents its'lt Zoo ao
uUuy forms, an boz short 10 b good 49, every iaiul
4 else system ruut,d hy impure blood
II oul, rpmuius f1r you 30 nee thc compound Co.
lrcomc acquainted with &c. virtues,
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no the CItizens of Vermont.
Wolfes Celebrated schiedam Aromatic
sCHNAPPS

Thn mtiltnHl beverage De- manufactured hf hc pr'pnf
.- at t.Hrfiw. Holland expressly mr medicinal use h'
purrss peculiar o. hs own Fartpr lauir pufH Iuu
cure uf thr italian Juniper hrfpl WhHsr more 'nHus on
f-lt D. JiauIrI aHd r,sllnrd with s spurious sutrut
UIh thur Irruurs concentrated mcclure of rtuUt na
HI arYun. altogether uausUruaui 400 90 cordial and
NEEDLE uHI UrHUrTfH Go HHN alcoholic HiluIUHIf uHHr
lu ltr Hunu. ~ b. nov pf'rriinri hf more man ht.
uUNrHUs Boo thr iWiri States In tHHff uf afatt tuut
Urppaf. Hul NHhIrr end kiiur, Complaint
Pot ego 100 quart and frt Uuturtt u NJ ono fuSrE
Hi IHafs uI two dozen Ufa auu sale uF 400 tut
UTuErIstH uuu tHuulH Merchants
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Planned Clap BIO ads,

StAWED from the round log, superior article
- for sale by HTBBARD & RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct, /, 1857. j3tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
[TY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY JANUARY H. 1883

shop, &c. There are excellent oppor.
tunities here for engaging in any me-
chanical business, the river affording
the best kind of watcr-power, and a
rich agricultural country surrounding,
rapidly filling up with an Industrious
and Intelligent community, who are in
want of the articles manufactured.
To those, then, who arc coming West,
we repeat, do not stop till you have
seen the Cedar River, and bear in
mind that it is better to come West in
the spring than in the fall There, lis
nothing unfavOrablc in the climate
You will suffer no sickness-and you
will have the summer before you in
which to provide home for winter.
If yOu come in the month of March.
before the frost is out of the ground.
you will find the roads much more pas
sable than they are when the frost is
leaving the ground and before the
mud has been dried by the April sun.
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Qottrp.
The Evening HearthStone.

Gladly now we gather round it.
For the toiling day is done.
And the gray and solemn twilight
Follows down the golden sun.
Shadows lengthcn on the pavement
Stalk like giants thro' the gloom
Wander past the dusky easement
Creep around the tirelit room
Draw the curtains close the shutters
Place the slippers by the fire
Though the rude winds loudly muttcr !,
What care we for wind-sprtc's ire !
What care we for outward seeming,
Fickle Fortunes frown or smile!
If around us love is beamng.
Love can human ills bcguile.
Meath the cottagc-roof and palace,
From the peasant tn the king.
All are quaffing from Life's chalice
Bubbles that enChantment bring.
Crates are glowing music flowing
From The lips we love the best
Oh, the joy. the bliss of knowing
There are hearts whereon to rest!
Hearts that throb with eager gladncss,
Hearts that echo to our own
While grim care and haunting sadness
Minglc ne er in look on tone.
Care may tread the halls of daylight.
Sadness haunt the midnight hour.
But the weird and witching twilight
Brings the glowing hearthstoncs dover
Altar of our hOliest feelings.
Childhood : well remembered shrine
Spirit-ycarnings, soul-revealings.
Wreaths immortal round thee twine
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14
DacOtah Territory,

During its present session, Con
grcss will be called on to establish a
territorial government over that part
of the territory of Minnesota not in
cluded within the limits of the State.
The region called Dacotah already
has a population of at least 1000 en-
tcrprsing people, of whom 1900 are
settled in the vicinity of the Red Riv-
cr, and the remainder about the Big
Sioux. The principal settlement is at
the Falls Of the Big Sioux, and consists
of so houses, a steam saw mill, and
several stone buildings.
At this point such is the demand
for building materials that the mill is
kept running day and night, and $40
per thousand is readily paid for saw
ing. \ few miles below the Falls, at
the head Of steamboat navigation, a
promising beginning has been made.
Thriving settlements have already
been established at convenient places
above the Falls, and on several bran
chcs Of the Big Sioux. The soil is
described as peculiarly adapted to ag-
riculturc, and capable of sustaining a
dense population.
The only land properly open for set
tlcmcnt is that between the Big Sioux
and Minnesota rivers; strip of ter
ritory twenty-five miles wide and one
hundred and sixty long. The Indians,
however, are dcsirous of selling the
land between the Big Sioux and Mis-
souri,, and doubtless the government
will be ready to purchase it.
The only disadvantage under which
Dacotah labors is the scarcity Of tim
Der. Timber is found in the valleys
of the rivers, and along the margin of
the lakes, but only in sufficient guam
titles to meet the local demand
Therefore, while these places will be
speedily occupied, the rich prairies
will probably be neglected until the
means are provided to transport tim
Der from localities where it is more
| abundant.
Dacotah possess, navigable rivers,
valuable mineral springs and salt
lakes. The largest of these lakes is
at the head-waters of saline stream,
Salt River 1t is four or five miles in
circumference, and its bottom is said
to be covered with a salt deposit three
or four feet thick.
There are two opinions as to the
proper boundaries of the proposed ter
ritory; one that they should simply
include the remnant of Minnesota, the
other that they should comprise a por-
tion of Nebraska also. An energetic
attempt is making to secure the spec
dy organization of Dacotah. At the
preparatory election, over six hun
dred votes were cast for delegate of
which \. G. Fuller received a large
majority. He will soon be in Wash
ington, to press the claims of his con-
stituents upon the government.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

The following certificate was duly granted
to the parties named, and signed by an en-
biyo justice of the peace, in Peoria county
Illinois:
To all the world greeting, know We, John
Smith and Peggy Myers, is hereby certified tc
go together and do as other folks does any.
where IN Corporass precinct, and when my
commission comes, am to marry 'em back
to kiver accidents
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

The FLORIDA WAR Mosr ENDED.-We
learn from the Tampa Ella Peninsu-
lar that the sick Indian, Tommy"
recently captured by Captain Mickler
and his gallant company, died on the
9Th ult,. at Egmont Key. This to-
gcthcr with the one killed, and the
Que they are now after, when killed,
will make three of the red skins that
have been disposed of since the COM
mencement of the war. At this rate,
we may look for the close of the war
about the crack of DOOM" be it soon
or late.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-14

Does your semi-wcckly come out every
day, Cap'ni" was question propounded to
the presiding genius of our counting room
one day last winter, by a profound Legislator
from " Rarkshyrc." He has since moved
East, to the town of ''T. No. ! X. g." where
he was speedily put into otiice-that of town
clerk. The first record he made was as follows
" Voted, that the March meeting be in April -
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