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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
Addison County Agricultural So
oletV

olson County Agricultural Society, vii!
be holden on the Fair Grounds in Mid.
dlebury on Wednesday and Thursday
Sept. 21 and 90, 1859
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
HoS. WILLTbMR.SANFORD,P Pres.
OLIVER SMITH, v;oo pro.,,s
EDsoN D. BU. vice rrest'
JUsTUs CoBB, -ecretary.
EDWARD S. DAM. Asst't Sect'y.
JACOB ", CoNEo4, Treasurer,
MANAGERS,
Addison Edward Gorham
Brdport, D Edgar Hill.
Bristol MuDroy D. Parmelee,
Cornwall E. r. Robbins.
Ferrisburgh, David Hazard
Goshen, John Capen.
Granville, Hiram Ford.
Hancock, Augustus Taylor
Leicester, L. S. Champion.
Lincoln, Charles Clark.
Mddebury, Edwin Hammond.
Monkton, John Dart.
New Haven, VIM. Phelps Nash,
Orwell, Daniel E. Rust.
Panton, Solomon A len.
Ripton, Chas. W, Linsley.
Salisbury, John NJ Dyer
Shoreham, Q. G. Rich.
Starksboro, Truman Hill.
Yergennes Samuel P. Strong.
Waltham, Newton Rose.
Weybridge, Lucius j. Wright.
Whiting Albert Hubbard.
LIST OF PREMIUMS FOR 1859.
FIELD CROPS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OF every description done in modern style
aud at short notice.
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IL isM1ys ma tne society 81 nW ee4nsanianccf,
wnile wv ~ tns piopn snd 1Sfsnness q mannooo'
enc o1 oii our circle gave more fsscraoic prom
lse y long IIe thAa u,d ne; ftssessed 81 viEof-
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a.rs.,,. .sn L;.r s.,aa 49, 49,. = ~ 49, o.us.
sor ~.sfnin... sra Sn,;n..s ~ 81. ..,,~ss.
xis~s 49, -r;,er ~ -, - $3.50 ~. 81. -
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osnt ar;ninrs. .hho,sJ Ls~e..n ~ sasa..,;...
chssrfniIv aeo,;..esde- ~ - ~ 80 =. ~
6nitalv intsilicsrt ..a ss.,s., r.shsr "a
souoht n reonlssn MI Mss ~ 49,. ~ h.
cumnintin. rs.non.ihi,it,..
His illnsss - sho,t IA h.r,s.a A. s.s.l -.
mina.ion, thus deceivinr himssn ana aissnnoint-
~ :. III. 1,,.rds .rd .Te.i;. 49,, ,...,a -.
msdi tatiop and CON versa,ion '' va
A acouaintnnce, re mourn III. ..aa.r IA ,,r..
turnsble departuye al ons ~ lav.A = sri.rA -
spsoted a 4 nerhbor. and mira :. . c,ti.sr a.
eommunitv NC feel. deeplv fce, Ira LIS ~ . ~.
full and valued member. of o.s a. onr .,,oa rn.s
whose voice and vote we're ever re.av and viv.r n
favor OF truth temperanee. fveedo. and insaio.
We fsal. decply feal ths nrivat,on ~ ii. ...r.s,
this vitlarnvai az his actIya and nrtlr;ns ~ ,rn.s
in al measures tending 10 elevate and h.rsss q
kind and hasten To Il orious golden Futnr,. vh.r
n.acs freeaom .na r3ohtaor.nn..s II. - 1911
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How TO TELL ALAwrxR.-A few DAYS since
gentleman being beyond the limits Of bis
neighborhood, inquired Of pert negro II the
road he Was travelling led to certain place.
Cuhee gave the required information, but
seemed curious TO know who tho stranger
~ss, .s -su .s h;;ss occupation. rc- :hs e.
OF the thing, the traveller concluded 10 hu-
NOR ebony little. and the following dia-
logue ensued:
My name is--, and as to the businesa
follow, II you are at all smart YOU can
guess that from my appearancc--can,t Won
tell that am timber cutter
mo, boss; you not = timber cutter,
An overseer, then y
No, IN, you no look like one.,
what say you TO my being doctor p,
Don't Say 50, boss, dsy don't ride in sui.
key : 80
preachsr2 p
sorter specs you is dat, SIR
sPshAw, Cuffee, you are q greater foo,
than took you for----don't look mors
like lawyer than anything else %
mo, sir.re Bob, you don't dat,
why, Cudee2'
why, now you see, boss, rs bin ridins wid
you for mile, and you hain't cussed any.
and you know lawyers ai.cay, cassss.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

GREAT Ftrc..fA n 0rses and COWS
BurneA..Less ~ 900.
1t becomes our painful duty TO record the
ravages of . FIRE the like OF which, We be-
lieve, has never before occurred in Jefferson
county. On last evening, about 6 O'Clock,
the large frame barn Of Mr.. Vim. Aston,
one mile and . quarter west Of town, Was
discovered to DO on fire, but BY the time .
number Of our citizens arrived there 1t
was burned to the ground. The barn had
been built several years and wss % dry a.
finder. It Was filed with hay and grain !;
there being lbs bushels Of seed wheat and
about 80 bushels Of seed oats, while the
amount 81 corn ana other grain We did not
learn, although it was considerable. In
close proximity TO the barn there we're four
stacks OF hay, which were also consumed
There were IA horses and mich cows in
the barn, which we're all burned to DEATH
Their groans were heart.rending, and il was
pitiable sight to behold them. Nothing
could be done to save anything. On fret
discovering the Are, Mr.. A. rushsd Into the
barn and succeeded In unloosing one OF the
horses, but the heat becoming 20 great he
had TO lesve without getting him ont. There
| were also large lot OF chickens burned
fane buggy, valued ct $500, which had
been standing ont, bad that day been put ia
the barn, and was also consumed. The loss
/ il estimated ct about - 600.
nm II 10 supposed that the Ere originated from
lWarks flying from one of the railroad en-.
Ines. The track Of the road 10 located
aocAt ono hundred yards south OF tho barn
and - wind blowing from the south. a
short 49, before the 6re two engines had
passed. I6ere 10 rather heavy grade, and
tho nseofy firing up creating good many
sparks, 1s thought that some Of them fel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

KEOkUk FEMALE UEMlNA8y.
I,Hg THIRD TERN of the ~Ksokak Female
Seminary" will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY o1st, - ths secoad story Of N. 6anlerd'l
baildink, corner Of 9Th and ConssFs stress.
The Hoard Of Trus tees Of this Seminary sIscted
from various feli. ioas denominations and repre-
ssnting large part OF the Christfan community
Desires By tbs united snd cooperative EFFORTS Of the
frieads u easeAtion to sstAbiish gradually sasl
~ instit.tion - our city requirss.
The Prinslpal Of the Instisstion u Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or to the Secretary Of thu
Board, applications for the admission Of pupil,
may b mAAs.
n he fnnas1 Department. yoang misses from
sars q MiM Urnsson, iss present tssshsr, Who r.
ssiyss al ~ isSonss Of chat dspassmsns.
The shagcm ~ tuition will be ~ and % In TN
ordinary A.ehsa stsdass, with small additiona
80 Sev i.eaeeaaal Sp1ss. Ior IAtias 1rsnsA
Its dssifsAis tAat ps1ssas designing 70 bseom.
pssii a. = S's'ns ps s e e: sf:s # tn
Prssidsnto6 ~ Board 81 Trustees.
k k.ssI s: g.s. b si sl;-A
A LA1a1 aad fan asssrSnssf q
a Said - KlniA nx1sasls,
AlkAlst1s ~ Aesjnsl1s,
PAanaasstis esQe-ssa1sa Pilh;
J. BRAD1HT,
jan30d Ne. d Main-st.
Fer sale Or Exchangos
x improved Farm-2lo prairie, un1ss 1ns Ell
"A tivation, with fSst cIass bai11lngs aad many
ehelss fruit trees, With % aerse o. weoa 81 ti.
Der laad-situatsd near the Atssisnppi river and
1ailsoad, within ID milss Of ks0kuk. Will sell
sas.p for cal, Or Will exchange for mershaaAiss
shRYKER, woop aR1Yyrra.
dsc1o-d1n
L1vkRY STABLE,
On Flrstest., Aeg. MAIN e JonDeon.
Ii 0R6E8, BU06T16 md UARRIA0x6D
- Il ths bsse class always rsady Tor
hire.
Msssss boarded BY tho dAy Or wssk, It prizes "a
suit M times.
Tnnsieat customer aessnnedAtsd.
decld v. VANORSDAL.
4 LONDON PORTER,
In quart md pint bottles gsnuins aRticle-lof
sale low BY W. H.. AUSTIN = CO.,
DsosodAw No. lis Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04
Tne PORK Crop OF 1885 80.

We have before US complete statement
of the Pork operations throughout the coun-
try for the present season. 1t was prepared
with great care, at the centre Of the great
Pork interest, and is full and accurate
And preliminary to the figures which We shall
present upon the general subject, We take
great pride in saying that, as appears from
this table, but four towns in the whole coun-
try have packed as many hogs this season a.
keokuk, and those towns are Cincinnati,
Louisville, Chicago, and Madison, (lnd.,
The firuPas afand - fnllowa.
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brands in store, purchased before the late 3D.
~ vance, and will be Sold. wholesale or retail
We have . SUPERIOR artiels made from Winter
Wheat ssls6esd With sars for orr on tsa1s, Al
which Ne Will guarantss 70 sake - rood hesad q
any brand n t6is market, ssosissy" sss sxssptsd
are selling this asticis - the best judges q
1lons II H. etly, sho pFon0unee Il nnsuFpasesA.
KELLOGG : BIh0B,
No. 1lo Matn-st.
N.B.-Ilssr delivered to any psFt II the city
promptly.
Jan. Is. sod
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Gro GERS,
No. rs Main street, between Third and Fourth,
kk0KUk, IOWA.
ESKEsH 0YsTERs-AO cents per can, warrant
GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
4 RANBERKIES-5 boxes Just Tscciy ID and Tor
~ sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan29d Is MAin-ss.
RAKEKs NO. 1 cfiOcOLATB--For sale s.
- coLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan3d 70 Main-st.
L pound. GOLFERS j koBKaTsON
jan0d re- Nain -et
kskkSH T0MAT0ES-In cans--for SIN 81
CoLLIERS ROBERTSON,
j.n2sd 10 Main.ss.
| A SSOkTED PIE FkuIrs-6or sale 81
"A GOLFERS : ROBERTSON,
jan1Sd % Main-st.
cOLLIRH6 4 DOBBRTEON
p0TA1oES-A prime lot just received and Tor
: sale BY COLL1kKS ROBERTSON.
jan2od ~ Msin-st.
| DlckLED MEkRINIs NO. /, HAUKxkEL
! AND C0DFIsH--For sale BY
! 100, GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
E'LoUR-a choice 10, Of Extra Flour On hand
md for 8 lie By
| C0LLIERs 4 KOBE RTBON.
/ Jan29d rs 4ain-st.
/ IlUckWIiEAT FLDUk--warranted pure for
- sale BY coLLlERs ROBERTSON,
/ Jan2Sd ~ NsiA-st
1.AD11 :A' FANCY HAIM PINS.
/ MOTHER large assortment just rsceived ct No.
"A ~ Main st., between "a and Sd.
1An3ldlw BAILEY 4 BLISS
lSAAAAkb ~. LosMk. DANIEL p. HILLnk'
/ Id WRITE q MILLER.
/ "A TT0kNEYS AND C0uNSELORS AT Law.
ana solicitors In Chancsry, Ks0kuk, Iowa.
o6ice west side Of Third -street. - vecn Main
and johnson streets.
Jan. ~, '5e.dAwly
MONEY LOANED
III IN City Scrip, City aud County Orders. Ner-
~ ehandise, Personal Properly, 1c.
| Ord. CHAPLIN,
1 lanAdn Third-st.
| PORK and Lard ClsavoRe.
| "A VERY superior article Just received and for
"A sale low by y. ". II. TUCKER.
| novh
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eT-A year and half aso, W young
ladies, ia Cincinnati, we're - - 81 thl
same hour. Two have sinse - krated from
their husbands, and the other ~ trying
to get separated.
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FER onle,

All kinds Of Fruit and Or "a Trees,
Grapes and small fruits, - IL Main. ST.,
keokuk, Iowa. WI. H Agent.
fb3d2m
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=
ONLY ~ GENTS 0GLIvEREDI
FrHE New Yesk and FasmingtOn Coal Co. hAvirg
1 such unefualled facilities for getting their
Coal 70 m.rkss CHEAP mot hsise = IN expense
teams = siletasr ssnvsaiss ars ass s.ablsd there
BY to fanish this superior sries q ~ How prise
q seats pr bsshs delivered - any part d Tn
city. trial will satisfy any o.s hat II y The
for sals q lo ssats Per bsshsl delivered.
o.es q 1AisA Street., nssr Main, svs, Chaplin
49, y Sap q r. o'.l y ses : 'iiss'.,'.a.
CoALl SLAUGHTER COAL!
epa1 Slaughter Coal Co., intending " ell Goal
4 = she.R q cheaper thaa can :. bosgAs ~
ror Coaln quantities y salt parehassss, dstvsrsd
10 any past o. ~ city.
Price 10 ssnts pa hushsl.
Assorted, Is ssaas Rsr sssasl 49,.
Esls Aesat 8. Q. Co.
To parties wishing shap Goal, irrespective Of
true economy, / will II fnish Lawrence and Farm
incsss oosi = y sss's. Sc. JONES.
D. e. CAREY,
ss ga4a nnALsn N
GROCERIRs AND PR0vIslONS,
nos = Aain-st., het. "a ard 4th,
K10Kuk....
Z IS .r..s.: !: :. =:=s. r-.s 1rrr +
goos In Ais lias and viii b plsassd TO see any and
81 bic friends Who nay - IN went Of 0roosriss and
1Sevlsleae.
Ian. II 1S&0-d
RSaYs0rss Dakine PoW1sr.
ES0R makiAg n few nin1tss, without yeast,
II light, sweet, ana wholesome Broad halter,
bsekvhsat ard Other griddls Caass, Biscuit and
eyssy description Of Pastry. Full direotfcns ~
company sAsh boz. Priss e cents. AaAs and sold
81 A. =. WILKINSON,
Sign 81 ths Golden 1Agls md Mortar,
jas1ol o6 Nain-st.
RSsnsAsss WosAlng oal Recurring -.
lms1Om ~
LOB washing and cleansing Wosl, WOODEN Goods,
- Gotten, Linens, 6tlks md dslisats faheiss.
8minsnt Chsmisss IN Philads lphtA rive It their
unqualified rsssmnem1Ation. IL will enahIs those
who avail thsnssivss Of u . have thsir house.
hold washing and othsf nAttsEs appsrtaining to
family a1Ais noss thorosshly cleaned than
hitherto. HUr sale BY the 0nly Agent for Esokuk,
A. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
jan30d 30 Aain-st.
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NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, CONN.
MAsSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or sPaiSO1IKLD, nAss.
AccamuiassA Cash \ ssets, - yOOO, 900.
- Buildings, hsrchaudiss, Facsoriss, Dwell.
ings and contents insured ut satss ~ lev q other
Companies who pay their losses.
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent.
Once corner "a and Main sts., Ksokuk, Iowa.
Febzdim
lnsurs Your merchan dice, stores
ana DWclIingsl
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD fTkE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL e20O, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $2O0, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 325O, 900.
WIN. W. BELkNAP, Agent,
feol-dln Sccond-st., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

The New 0siA KoEions--Mr. Beau-
Mr.. 9. r. BsAuvais has arrived at ST. Lou
is, where his npessnce and his reports are
duly chronicle1 -unsuspectingly and hon
estly, we doubt not. His arrival at the bor-
der towns q tho way thither, was also no.
ticed, and ht accounts ventilated. Hearings
fabulous reports Of the product and prospects
of the neysgold mines. And his accounts
Of every hing are cheerful and enticing.--
The SNOW is light, and the climate Of the
countrymoderase. The Indians are quiet,
and there is no prospect Of future difficult
ties. The satisfaction Of those on the ground,
sato the wealth Of the mines, is unanimous
BAT accounts are given Of the fortune oi
inc OF the Adventures. Very naturally,
the story Of MIR. Beauvais travels fast and
far, and almost every newspaper We take up
contains more or less Of it. And perhaps i,
10 all right. But Mr.. Bcauvais is one Of the
leading members OF the old American Fun
Company. Furs are getting scarce, and the
trade Improbable. The selling Of mineral
claims may prove more profitable. Mr.
| Beauvais and his associates claim the lega
control ana regulation of eli that region
based upon some old act of Congress relating
to the American Fur Company. And SO they
have arranged for business Of selling claims
| or proprietors' rights, and have come East t.
perfect this scheme for speculation. Thcs.
facts should be borne in mind while perusina
the accounts he brings. He couldn't be ex.
pected to be very gloomy on the subject.
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINEs.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL he's recently been dis
"A covered, and b nOv heing extsnsivsly worked
on the laAds Of The Lavrsnss Ceal Co., ct Law
renee OF quality supsrior to any hitherto brought
to this market, In confirmation OF which rsfsrsnoe
are he'd bsiow.
am nov farnishing ard am prepared 10 deliver
the ahovs ooal IN quantities ~ salt u the lowest
market rates.
| will slso furnish The ssns Coal sold by the
slaughter Co. tor The pest few msnths, ard which
wAs obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
y sseead oaly TO the above described Goal, o. the
best Of Elaaehtss Cesl.
=. H. d. ". Ford, u ROdafsr Bishop 81 the u.
RsDsres, ~ Y. u .RiisyyssisrshsD sdisy Hsuss.
y. REYNOLDS, Agent.
State Bank, s. Dwight IAton,
J. <. HoSnish, J.C. Parrot = Co..
Connable 6nyth,
elads . Bso., Biuings House.
SD. Clark, Messes sAseAanic n <. q II. D.
n. Machine Shop. rjan74dl
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SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN
Eagle ana NJ srsar,
NO. 90 MAIN-ST.,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
WAsle1ale and Retail
DRUGGIsT,
ovYERa A FULL srocx ~
$780,


III 1O9180U, 11''-s q
PRRFUMRRY. PAINTS, OILS. GLASS &C.,
70 the tEats, asd At retail 81 very lov pslsss Tor
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Eouthera Iowa and north
I'm Misonxi Tor The fo1Aoving goods
Great Western Coal OIL o. 3 Kerosene OH
Aysrs chsrry PASTORAL, Pills and Agus Care;
Jayne's Family Medieinss;
Qusru 3 Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
iAn3A
yuM oPluA--Tarksy, just received and for
~ sale low by A. !. WILKINSON.
Sign II the uoldsn Eagle aud Mortar,
Jsn3zd " Main-st.
+ INsKED. Lard and Sperm Oil. IN store and for
- sale low by Al WILKINSON.
sign Vt the Golden Eags and Mortar,
1Anz1d % Main st.
SPiklTs Turpentine, Alcohol and Spirit d.,
~ In store and FOR sale NJ the lowest maxkst rate
BY A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden AAgls and Mortar,
lan24d 06 4Ain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

Inc. in No. over 1873, 81 GA
Decrease In weight 81, 50A,e73
Equsl to 1877 ,974 hogs Of 200 Lbs each.
Decrease In Lard for tho whole crop, Z. 0s7 ,66s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

Even S.. Louis falls 1900 below Keokuk.
Below 1s tns rork ppsrssions for Ie~s,
last year and this:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-04

A. lmDortant Eacs 1ss the ReoRle 50
While the amendment Of the Pro .smption
laws vas under consideration In the House,
Nf. Grow, Republican, from Pennsylvania,
proposed to extend pre- emption rights TO ten
years, in order to facilitate the passage Of
the public lands into the hauds Of the actual
cultivators OF the soil, 10 confer benefit
upon one of the most deserving and useful
classes of community, THE small farmers,- -
and to prevent the monopoly Of krasping
spectators, which hss such : tendency 70
rstard she occupancy Of tho public lands and
the development OF the new States. Had
this policy prevailed in lows for the last ten
years, who cannot see how much better Iowa
would stand to day than she now does, how
much larger would have been her population,
how much moro thrifty would have been the
mass Of her farmers, how much more indie
pendent and highly developed she would have
>been9 Well, what We wish to direct attsn-
on to is, the vote Of the House upon this
we and bens6cens proposition, and the po-
sitiSA Of parties in relation to it. The prop
ositixn was rejected, o5 to 81. The vote
stood politically, as follows: Yeas. Lscomp-
ton Democrats, Z; Anti Lscompton Demo
Gratis, ~ American, L; Republicans, Sl.--
Nays, Lskompson Democrats, 81; Anti-Le.
compton Democrats, 3; Americans, 7; Re-
publioana, not ONE Thus Was defeated, for
the time, aneasure Of more widespread and
popular Importance, we might almost say,
than oil ~ rest Of the measures together
which will ~ considered by Congress during
this session.. And what party proved itself
tho friend d the psople,-the supporter Of
the Interests of free white laboring men p
That snantssoas Republican vote tells the
story, and ws Apk the people to note the orr
cumstancs.
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tnems
Worleys, for brick work, about $4,000
Gas fixtures, !" $4,000
Scroggs, for lumber, 5000
Beebe, on roofing, &c., 1850
Runner, Wickersham 4 Wy
coff, castings, &C., 1880
Plummer 4 Co., for paints
and glass, 1850
Kellogg L Co., lumber, &c 1880
Small debts, 10000
Total, $2,250.00
Your committee, after the most careful in.
vestigation, believe the above accounts to be
correct, and further, that said money has
been wisely and judisiously expended.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
DANIEL MEEKKk,
FREEMAN kHowLKs,
G.. X. FoRp, SCommittee.
JOHN K. ALLEN,
A. S. HuDsoN,
On motion Of Prof. Marsh, the report was
received and the committee discharged.
On motion Of Prof. Knowles, the report
was unanimously adopted, after which the
following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That each Of our city papers be
requested to publish the foregoing report,
with the proceedings Of the Faculty relative
thereto.
By order Of the Faculty.
J.C. HUGHES, Dean.
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HikAh BARNEY. v. ALLAN surLss. o.w.rAAsoHs.
BARNEY. BUTLER 4 PARsONs,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELLoRs AT Law,
TRrKIrr BUILDING, Ill BROADWAY,
FsbdAw6m NEW YORK.

OWmcF wanted.
ESOR , bay horse. about II hands hifh, ssehsr
l. thin, and tail cropped, which vas lett In my
stable, with saddle, bride, martingales, and han
die Of clothes wrapped In An oil cloth ovsrcoat on
Tuesday, January 35th, By stnngsr, Who has
not been sosn In the nsighborhood since that day.
Information can be had 1t my house. two and half
miles south OF Montrose, nesr the Plank road.
Fab. L. sb9rdl w2t Los. KEATMLER,
NEW music.
JUST received from Oliver, Dison 4 Co., Boston,
u 5000 different pieces Of sheet AusIc.-
Also, m assoltment Of Musical Instructors for the
ACCORDION, Bssls, Clsroast, Cornopeon Coneertina,
Fints, Fife, klagsolst Flutina, Guitar, Mslodeon,
0rgs a, Piano, Post Horn, sax Horn, Violin, vio-
jansld XIV. wRsTcoTT.
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For the Data City.
msAicAl Dsra ssanens lowa Staa~ Uni-
versity.
EAcrIrY Roox, CoLLxoE BUrLDrNo,
February lst, $3.50.
The Trustees and Faculty of the Medical
Departmsnt Iowa University met pursuant to
adjournment. Present, full Faculty.
The meeting was called TO order BY the
President. The minutes OF tho last meeting
were read Aad adopted, after which tho COM
mittee to whom va referred the report Of
]. G. Hughes, Dean, made the following re-
port:
GENrLKnxS AT meeting Of the Trus-
tee. and Faculty Of the Msdioal Department
Iowa University, held in the Faculty room Of
the College building, Jan. Gath, 1859, the
following resolution was passed, viz:
Resolved, That committee be and 10
Meeker, Hudson, Knowles, Allen ana DR..
full and minute examination Of the proceed
ings OF j. G. Hughes, % Dean, relating 70
oil monies received for the purpose Of build-
ing, with detailed account Of oil monies ex.
pended, specifying for what purposes and
how expended, together with ell matters per-
tanning to the same 40 far as IL will throw
any light upon the matter.
The committee having assembled in the
Faculty room OF the Medical College and
carefully examined the accounts and vouches
Of J. @. Hughes, find that hs has received
A. fa1in~r;a. .,r~. S. h,.:tdt.. ~r~~n.>.
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ssoO0O.W
10000
100000
$i6,64l.4e
$ls,N5.5s

Thus It will be seen that j. G. Hughes has
expended for the above named purposes
$845.58 moro than tho funds placed in his
hands, the amount OF which has been assumed
by him, giving his individual papers therefor,
besides contracting . debt entirely necessary
to complete the building so as to 6t it for oo-
cupAncy Of about $2,250.00, which sum is
due to the following persons, a. near as oan
be estimated, the sums being only approxims-
tons, ~ no settlements have been had with
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l03,6 $50 IN $50
The grand result exhibited by this table i
important, to-wit:
No. Hogs. Weight.
Packed In lS57-s...... 2257,ls7 4Sl, Ia, 500
!" lS5s-9..... 2,3l5,0sI a4s, 627,62s
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4 destroyed BY 6rs In this city, within the past
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back.
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