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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
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AT EVERDELLs-.We Weddi2S Cards, N0tee
~ 1c-The.r celebrated Cards spcndi7 egs-sa only
be he'd IN Broadway Dlanes:. ooes received BY mai
C,NGRAN ING and PRINTING HALF.PRlCE.
IL Wedd;us A; HoE4e sld yisitg Ca-i, Bibead, Bur
Cards Checks &C.. s. KLLI's No e fettn-s', N T.
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"INSLVW HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN
w kESoTA ;. Y. DARROW, SgperG.erdgnt.-This 70
tn sses' aae - esaa f'nsd Ho:es IL the Eorth west
ty Js.ei beis oe-l q t.s bus-es gar If toe city enc
couls RAJ sight o! tL Fi Il S. An,hory sni m Oh
- Of tae oizies % s., Anthony ssd MeEeapoiL
las House peed. .. O. 40 90 aIt furnish
ei pr rely s.ye udditJ-i eSpe1ss Of &60OCC
Tae celebrated fss Of Mz-eHaH. ia gtng Wssr),
ocae5 sloa or ri.s foLn tie Winsl5W House,
solbery d7eru Tsy s?ccsche5 b. excellent road
foG tac H.e = q, S q P eGinen. teslty sd ro1sr
tic il.e-r they M .e e Aii-aion 0. to4Tis
T-aryier. bossi - p o9y
The tsbs, az r1is3 viz tbs g-ssar yafty aai the
choices. .he na.A-. al. ABORTION wAA.. 70 uai,
.Ae g-es. G. - N!rI> tie :--i, % 'le House.
6. ". MCLEAN fYcpr,e.or
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
GUNNER BOARDING at sARATOGA-Fami.

- lis desiring Private Beard may find superior sccommcds
tori pscs cool AID qie' rooms ample ard shaded play
grounds a. reasonable rate minu.es walk from ConEess
sF-re. hy applying immeis,e,ys. TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE,
Ssfaogs Spin =, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

ITO LET-HOUsE Nc. 70 Fanklin-st.. near
Rr.dv ,v "a alter par. 6yT s.Ot. desired
.-,-,S STFLDON Hoyfk Co. No. ie Wsrr.o =.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Go Uhom il man Gontern.

MIGHT SCAVENGER.--J0HN DENNER,
IN Night scsvenger Orders EFF a. N II Chshsns, oI no
l9i East l2h-st., will be Punc.ualy s:.eIdei .
OFFICE or RICEIvLR TAXEs (bew Cocrt -ECcsel
Nc. 81 Chambers -. New York May 10. 1859. )
NOTICE to IAAPAlERS,-AnT Taxes on Real
IN Estate for he year ES NO. paid before :ht SIS day
Of MAY will be returned the Bureau Of Arrears tho Is oi
June for collection. JAMES KELLY, Receiver ot IsNcs
DACIFiC-ST. NJ. L. CHURCH, BcootHn,
cstncr Clinton AID Psc6csi The Rev. w u MIL
b RN paS;nr. Tue rrutiIE of the SEATS ot this
church wiz take place MONDAY ENKNlNO, May . s.:
O'clock
d. lnREWARD TAKEN. from No l53 West
I'd ~ ilih.s' "Wednesday Thursday last, BLACK
TRUNK The who :ook H. auy Other person giving
inusou which Ill ead o rs III receV, ne above
inward
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&ttearapDutDr NacbrtcDten

Wafbia9tOn, Ii. April. Ole repupl.
AlfccJaiicn bon Balbinston ~Ieierte piele 0tadt
III Der SDo 6elloms Saue ben @eburtStas SET,
%ferlOn's. IS NAT Elm 9rcBeS Mulif<@ClpS ca
unO 6rauci0 y. Blair prdlioirte. WtaiOr 6rend
UerlaS bic unabbinBiSfeitSz @rfldrun9 unO ..
il. @ooplpe uDn NOrosSarollna belt Die 6elt>
repe.
Au4 bier 9eben @eriGte, oaB cine &erclu.
ton in @ub1 0nSele9t lei. (?D
@bartetOn, II. NprIl. Dla SflaUens
ldiff uGpraul" wuroe in Sep Wet alS lOl4eS
ertllrt unO con~ftacirt.
Detroit, 13. 4pril, Der sroBe yils
lilrDs Betttampf 3wiiden Pbelan unD Seereis
ter, nobel IS liA um $4,000 banoelt, beSarn
seltern 4beaD um z llbr. Sine Wten9e gu
lAauer, gum Gbeile aus Der 6etne Setornmen,
iaben pemielben gu. Der Gampi Oauerte BIG
UtCr9ens 2 llbr unb euDete nit petn SieSe
Bbelan'S.
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Mnfmnft oe6 DampferS
..YhilapelphIa."
Weueres uou . apannab.

WeuereS pon OaDannab.
NsDs0orf, ID. Gprtl. Der Dampfer
Bbilaoelpbla fam BON 6avannab all nit Jt1A.
rihten BIG gum 8. D. Gaes mar rubis auf Der
3nlel uuo nidt OaS WinOete fiel Dor, moOurd
Die ndrrtlGen @erihte BON elmer neuen 6llbu
lfIersS rpeDition AUDI nur I'M @ertn9lIen BETTE
ti9t weroen.
Die fraber gemeloeten 6euerSbrinlfe erei9ns
ter liA 3pilAen Wiatuscrol nnO @croena5 lut
un efdbr 20 Yllntasen perbrannte oaS .3ufers
rcbr uno 5pur in FOLDER WtenSe, oaB man
10000 &ilten 3ufer DarauS bate MAIDEN tons
men.
Sn Oauannab lino Nadridten BON Wterlco
auaetommen, wooura Die WadrtAt BON Ntrras
mons NadSuS BON Ytra @ru5 uno UOn Der
Selaaeruus Der SouptltaOt beltatI8t miro.
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0lufmmft bes Oampfers
.Sotar Of the Wen."

New port, 13. April. Der Dampft.
Star Of t5e gBelt fam bier oieien Nadmittal
pom Nspinpaa an nit ~$1.4O0,OO0 in Wctr
ucu Gallfornien, OaS an Diem Yorter Siule.
c0uliSnirt 1T.
Die californil9en uno IIcametitanideu
gta9riGien oieiea Dampfer8 linp ourd fruber
anSetommene Dampfer iberbClt.
Die y. ct. Tresatte Wterrinac mar in Pa'
nanla ; Die &riesSl 9aluppe Decatur mar nab
5an 6ranciscp abSeSanSen.
Sn 9lealeic murDe beridtet, oaB Der GaBs
OrllIarri 8ertraB nit uubepeutenoen WlooIfttl,
llonen, peueu Der Ser. st. @elanote 3anar
beitimn!e, %ratifi5lrt wuroe. 3aHar lou lua
Neariffe ftehen, heialautebren.
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9ampfs8 cit Observation-Disclosures fnfhine.

Our0 eteisn Oampfs apparat werben Mot muir aletn Bic ., IT.
teoern pom altm Stanb. SAneS unb ibeln @eru6 aeretntot
lpn ern aug CON %etrat9ent FRA afpcttef Of Mlotten uno iers
9lttel n1epr sdn3ii9 befreit uao sebaGts 5rbern er6altrn
mspr Glattfttat ais frabsr Disle y ~banblaaa Ser Bette
perm tra91 bei0noers ptfl CUR G~Sslansttt bet. lStpSbnltue
otttl bern tu rtintJen fCffn q Seete; Slaumsn unO Si6ers
oaantd Il @fnt5 per plumb. = Guf niGlcs @tl0Gft beirsfcnoe
4IFtra9e werosn plnftIt9 uab 5u eae5 ftota 5afrtepenbstt
tef0r4t. Nbr srn Il IN
Sp|- 10, 43 u. as 6~arrtfcnhr.
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d6er8etsn, Oieie 9clsniiaticn Metico'S Ourd'
@lemente aus ben Ser. Staaten 1T aber ntdts
ouOeres, alS cine allnldblide, frieolide Grcee'
ruu9 WtericO's, oeS i9onlten 2anoes Der 2Selt,
fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
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Niemc AU5ct8eu.
Xeppicbe. Ntntten,
SeIfudb.

Bette @ineRf6e unb @smql IA Strcpmatten,
Sammt, NruBler,
) pip uub 9nsratn Esppt1e,
Seltuher unc Nuas ScrlG9en &c.
fUmte @QtnwGaren 1ler 9rtten.
Orbtndre, absr tar G 5tpfe fur SDnmtrbpien unb N0de
FIR berren uub aud BITE HDbernfen unb fhSuften RIetberhpne
txr Damtn wsrDen ~ ben ~btntsfen GafbeVrenen pertauft bet
RoystoR q Bro,
NnrlAsW y1D. 81 Q9aIttaOreRra6e.
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DER untsrjst Nnete maNt bic 9srtta gDirtbe bic es SUr,tef en-
Or oter Dpn pte' iu be3 eben, b raul aafmertfam, bar tr tar
S,siea 1Smaer NOD |, BITS 1900 Sbls. ~easerbter uber BEN
saranttFt CT, eas Oadtbt isbem philadelphia Sisr an CSGts.
glet6feben ntrb. Sbps> 8sT
Ups. mt YRpf Enrino sr....s
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@eOra &eielin0s Xdrberei.
J(O. 4 SUO ISrpntitr..

tOSrmaItse 8al6trntl&e 5irb rei)
Aue SGr.tn pom Seiben., Wplen. unb 8aumpoIsn yDoo,
rem, 9uttn uno SbdplS, merben in allen 5batttrrno,n 40,
tarbt. Obt8e NrtifeI, fOute eIaeee. 6anbf&u6e un6 Serrsn.
tlelosr wereen aus befe 9treLntat unb aprttiert iNnIl 2mu
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8. Nnnpp'icle ScnMIe

tag ben 4. MprI MUrsens s ugr, an welhen Taoe bic 9tr.
fsaat Der SsriSis6snen &laden %tattinbet.
StIern. mei9e sslennen nao, tbre atnber metner Gduls an.
t0SsEltaHen, f.p freun6tft eriu@t, itre Mnmelbnnaen IN
Wp2. 4 Rnorn 81 90 /" ~
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6etfDrbrn,

I'm 10 , 70 itdrb mad elmer tariea Rtanfbi III, Gillette
4oDter Spn NneredS uup &itfabeibl Nsater, I'm ,ttfr nnn
Z Japren mi y Wsnaten. Das 8esrdbnt6 fnbet beute J1ob.
mttta8 8 ubr fdtt. n
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GnrppaifcDe NacDrtcDfcn.
Weitere mtGtige NaGri6teu Der
v@itp Df baltimore"
GnQlQuO.

Die Debate iiber bic JlefcrmbiQ mar mieoer
uufoeucmmen mcrben ; Die 0auptreoner se9en
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l1uinn W1nnprpin

SnOen pttser 0ersin fs.r DOrtbe bart dtbettet uD auf
iOlNt 0ran0iase esNtftet III. bt all enstne 3ufrteoenbeit &C.
OM m~lsn 10 1T tei&lphta. bis BEN l.. Mat duf %ItngenOms
n tSef Gnti Hssaf s 81 = TS Ss,s BEN Ssrfta an1alSltsssa; ms Die
tn perm @ansiers eOfa!s, u. greberidar. DO. As eebalten.
ap9lm 81 " nnuf
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@rOB 2c9e ces Staates MarptonD.
Nlter OeutlNer Oroen ner Anrnoe

Dia Dlttslteber btelcS 9ereins werben bifrmtt auf9sfOrOea
IT'D btute, 0Unnerfas ben IA. b. I'm 9Ofal bs 5trrn OattC
Sar Sapres<SerIammluns E usuf bee uno oa nb.rOis6 bt
aOlgiteBnn9 6s 8sre'Rs sur 8eratpun8, Ino BITE Seanltea
70 lbl % ittJen, 70 werben Sic NitgHeeer erfu vt, f1 3atIret.
etnsuhRbeu. q. % n. SER. MD
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UerIanQt
@eludf

Gtn gutter Barbier uonS5Ii& elmer, Der f6rOpfen I mn.
Scpn 5en ~ BITS II Dollars ben W"udt. Na6Sufrdaen BET
Ibenbf&etn, Ns. TIA SOn6ltr. W
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Operators an Sinoer's y{dbmalhinen

Gin DienRrndb1sn, rel&es etuas euslif6 fpttdt. G6beres
n no. 40 OH.tpnbdf0fr. nabs @blrIestrabs bet Rsbegi
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Inter AuffGt Der sOeutf6en 1cfeldaft."
aae Diejenisen, WelAe beufGe 9anowerfer, Nrbetter Ub,
O%teafbDten jubelbditteen wunfben, fcwte al beatfGeu vi
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an ptn Jentt1 OR Ssleal ait. 6rn. >. !. WtI(tn a
20 40. % lpamesfr. wtnben wel6er unentaeIblt
Mu5tunft ertbctle1 wtrl.
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wel@e eeabt lnp auf RGb. @laf@ine4, All orbetten. 0ur
~tuGtt9fteu Nrbeitettnnen uerben dngeapmmen Or b6d
sopn, lDDte anaus8elebte UeiGattt8unB wiro peritdsrt pOn
y. 8ftmItne,
San9,sat No. IS gsnnfsIpania Na. a~tatnubsr Vsariar
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rtr6en gefndt nnr BITE beffen Nrbeiter brau6en fb ,u me
ben. SefanDise Nrbett anb gutter eObn Uerpen auaeGher
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bilt9 Sa BADEN.
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@aum in einsn sirdamiBen trOdeasa aeatr tn so. 5
SUB ppwGrphr DerftIoe wi be I'D, aut ,un Wufb,
paprsn pUn 8ett YpdeIflstf&, Raa3fIetT6 !.
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COL. BARRITT vs.. III. p. SCHOLTE.

l. f.
Sometime since the Bugle copied an arti-
Gle from democratic paper published in
Dubuque, purportlng to be a veritab.e his
tory of the (then reputed, only conversion
Of Mr.. ScHoLTE from the vagarles of the
democratic party to the practical principles
Of Republlcanism. Col. BABBITf, in his
comments on this article, very patronizingly
patted "that honest-minded old Holland
er Z" on the back, and tried to make him be-
lieve that he (Scholte) was still a good dem
ocrat. In reply to BABBIrr's wheedlins,
half-insinuating and blathersmake article,
Mr., ScHoLTE, in his paper, the Pella Ga
sette, thus pokes the wouldbe Lieut.. Gov
ernor under the fifth rib:
''Col. Babbitt, the editor Of the Buqle,
the would, be Lieut.. Governor of Iowa, was,
personally, at Des Moines, and from his in
innate friends of Marion county, could have
known, and certainly does know, the real
position Of Mr.. Scholte. lie plays, howev-
er, the innocent, not knowing, doubtful, but
anxious enquirer after the truth. Ia one
thing he has not mistaken his man, when be
wrote down "we think Mr.. Scholte too
old to be caught with black republican
chaif." Col. Babbitt knows the old bird
very well, and Mr.. Scholte is very well ac-
quainted with the former clerk Of Marion
county, who bored from the first instance
the Hollanders to the tune Of 1927, but who
did not like it much because they would not
vote for him as Clerk. Col. Babbitt knows
by his own defeat in this county, that Mr..
Scholte and majority of the IIollanders
knew too much about the then existing par
ties, to be caught and deceived by the chatf'
Of democratic name. Mr.. Schoite knows
that Col. Babbtt, and like ilk, have, from
the beginning, through party spite and ha-
tired, endeayoTed to destroy the harmony ex-
isting among the Hollanders, according to
the Satanic rule, diride ct impera, divide
and rule.) The knowledge and experience
Of such mean personal tricks of so-called
democratic leaders, has not deferred Mr..
Scholte from voting with the democratic
phrty, when he considered it to be his duty.
lie remembers, also, very well, that the re.
publican organs Of that day heaped upon
him every kind of UNIV worthy and undeserved
eIjthets, but that does not deter him from
taxing ueclutu stduu hSdlust snc pFeseAt
dem ocracy, SO soon as he considered that
his duty as a true American citizen. So far
as the article Of the Express & Herald is
concerned, from beginning to end, it is an
unmitigated, bare-faced falsehood, and Col.
Babbitt knows it. Let him be SO old and
owl as he is, he knows that the honest
minded HoIlander in question, is not, and
cannot be such fool and ignoramus as the
article of the Express & Herald tries to re-
present him. He knows further, that even
where the IIollanders in Marion Co. should
vote ;ae Democratic Ticket, Babbtt could
not get their votes; they have too good
memory of his loving kindness toward them,
to wish the embrace Of such a thing. He
can spare his solicituds for the fate of the
Hollanders after election; they are able to
take care of themselves
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1oI m-NO 19. WHOLE NO. 123. ..a -....~mm.~ COU
JOHN T. BALDWIN, 49, s-.s
BALDWIN s. DODGE,

Bankers G. Dealers ia Exchange,
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COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates Of Exchange.
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Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non Resident proprie-
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and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction Of any business which may be entrusted to
- REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson, " a.
Bank of Illion, Illion, n Y
Bank Of Cooperst0wn, C00perstown, N. Y.
Durkee X Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y.
Warren Bank, South DanVers, Mass.
A. J. stevens & Co. Bankers, Fl. Desmoines.
Henry Farnham Pres. c. \ R. l. r. r., Chicago, Ills.
Jno E. Henry Supt. N. 4 NJ. r. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy Tuttie Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell, ESD, Florence, N. T. =. .a
N b. Judd ESQ Chicago. 30 - '"4
Merchants Savings, Loan 4 Trust Co., Chicago.
Corse Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria, Va.
j. b. Bennett, Agt. 1Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan U. s S, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon 5. R. Curtis, NJ G., keoSuk, Iowa.
Coo.baugh & Brooks, Bankers, Burlington iowa.
July 4-nl0-u Ip.eie 'ops.
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gardcd as the ofscouring of the earth yet
do not remember that either of them wer.
ever generally represented and regarded by
the older sects of their early days US thieves
robbers, murderers.
B. Y.-If you will consult the cotempora-
ry Jewish accounts of the life and acts ol
Jesus Christ, you will find that his disci.
Piles We're accused of every abominable deed
and purpose-robbery and murder included.
Such work is still extant, and may be
found by those who seek it.
Ii. G.--What do you say Of the so-called
Danites, or Destroying Angels, belonging to
your Church 49, .,,.,-.. ....,-. ....-s ,' ..-.
| B. Y.--What do you say? know Of no
such band, no such persons or organization.
hear of them only in the slander Of our en-
emies. ...z.. .-. .... g.. .... .....
II. G.-With regard to the grave question
on which your doctrines and practices are
avowedly at war with those of the Christian
world--that of plurality of wives-is the
system of your Church acceptable to the ma
jority of its women?
B. Y.-They could not be more averse to
it than was when it was first revealed to
US us the Divine will. think they gener-
ally accept it, as ! do, as the will of God.
II. Glow general is polygamy among
you?
B. VI could not say. Some of those
present heads of the Church have each but
one wife; others have more; each deter
mines what is his individual duty. -- .
Fl. G.--What is the largest number Of
wives belonging to any one man?
b. VI have fifteen | know no one who
has more; but some of those sealed to me
are old ladies whom regard rather as mo-
theirs than wives, but whom | have taken
home to cherish and support.
II. G.-Does not the Apostle Paul say
that bishop should be "husband of ono
wife 2"
B. B.Y.-So we hold. We do not regard
any but married man as fitted for the Office
of Bishop. But the Apostle does not forbid
a bishop having more wives than one.
II. G.-Does not Christ say that he who
puts away his wife, or marries one whom
another has put away, commits adultery? ?
3. Yes and hold that no man
should ever put away wife except for adul-
tery-not always even for that. Such is my
individual view of the matter. do not say
that wives have never been put away in our
Church, but that DO not approve of the
practice.
II. Glow DO you regard what is COM
monty termed the Christian Sabbath ?
B. Y.--As q divinely appointed day of
rest. We enioin all to rest from secular la
Dor on that day. We would have no man
enslaved to the Sabbath, but we enjoin al!
to respect and enjoy it.
Such is, as nearly as | can recollect, the
substance of nearly Two hours conversation,
,vhcrain ,nuch 1pos said inriJnutaliy tnat
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yNewspapers have great deal to an.
swer for. 4 woman in Chicago was chided
for not going to see her husband, who had
been badly injured. Her excuse was that
she only heard Of his injury through the pa
pers, and "thsy don't always tell the
truth ~
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Grant Thorburn says that Metternich,
the subtle Austrian, once declared that as
long as the Republic of America existed,
there would be no stability for the thrones
of Europe, and that the only way to crush
Democracy was to propagate slavery IN
America. rT "a .Es -e s,ssE ra.rrH
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REAL ESTATE BROkE ERS,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska
the payment lands of non-resdents and the
collection aud remittance of claims.
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REPU BLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Gopernor, .s.. -r5
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD,
OF JOHNSON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH,
OF SCOTT.
For Judges of Supreme Court,
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