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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-13
Class H-cLorHEs, DRY Goops, e Ae

Awarding Cg,anitts: Z, r.. Young, David
Eyans, ". III. Felt. :. t2..-s5 - = 2 81
Best 1--WE !, ards toIofsd flannel, Mrs yiI9is
ktm5ail, dol; second do. Mrs L. ID. Young,
dot; thiTd do, Mrs MiTRarst Cherry, dlh
BSst hys yards white Hahnei, Mrs l. Kaight,
2 dob 5. =, - -. ss.s y
Best 1--WE yards double jeans, MTsA. o. Smoot,
doll second DO, Mrs Yiiate Klmball, L doll
third do. Mons AnistsoA, dip. ,'..ss s.....
Best i've yards single isans, ID. e Evans, 9
dol second DO, W. @ Young, dol; third do,
+, L. WlRsOT, dip. BE- NJ - -
Resi- five yards white llnsey, Matthew Mans,
field, 2 dol .s: sSl-5,.. -
Rest five yards eolOred Iinsey, william Fsus
eett, dol. second do, ClaybouIu EbIoT, dol;
third do. Mrs Hunter, dip. liz J. =,
Best 1--WE yards ksEsey, VIC. Young, 2 dol;
second do, Mrs Hunter, / dol. :. .....:-.
Best blue sallneij Mrs Darlington, 2 dol - =.
Best brown satinet. Mrs Darlington, ] dol.
best par wdolsn blankets, Thos. H. CIark,
dol second do, T. l.. Winsoy, din. g.
), Best piece Of rag carpet, Mrs VilaIs Kimball,
DOT second de, Mrs l.. ID. Young, dip.
B,st GcXsrisi, sisas Richards, 2 doll second
Bss. hearth rug. James Dsfnsy. 2 dol, second
do, Cyrus Smell, Dip. - : -. =.
Best woOIen shawl, Erastus Bingham, . d0EI
second do, Emily BarroWs, dip. -..s -..:
Besl hSs yards hnen, Mons Anderson, 2 dol;
second do, Mrs Vilats Kimball, dip. =
Best te. OF linen thread, Horace RobsTis,
/ dol 80 = - ......i..: -
Best shoe thread and cotton yarn. Mrs Mus
ser. list dip. 5..e-,.<. r ,.-...
dip. T.. :. - !. !. =, =.
Best cotton diaper towel, from ~ yards (cot-
ton Raised catded, spun and we've Ia this Ter.
Iitory5, mrs CSrTlhgJsb, ~ dip.
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4iElrdin3 Ganiniiltt. Richard Golightly, Geo
Goddard. Eli B. Kelsey * III. T
Best Eve lbs. butter, ii. G. Haisht. . dol
second do, Philinda Stanley l dol; third do,
Vim. Hawkes.. dip: Z. =. 4. go E.:
Fest cheese, s. Gates; . dol; second do, a
p. Wiusor, I dol; third do, w Chase, din
Best gailen nolSsSes, KeEish Skilborn, 2 dol.
second do, Ira J: Willis, l dol; third do, "A,
L. HoyntOn, dip. ~. -
Best home made wine Geo Blddley, 8 dol
Best preserves, w. G: Dunbar, dol second
do. Jacob Young dip. :2@.a-' + e. ;.
Z Best Pickles, Charles Twelves: 1, dol.
Best 5.lbS soap. Mrs West, 3 dol. second
do, Mrs, W, g Young, doll third do, Mrs,
Foster, dip, y. - ~. - ?
Best Q lbs starch, W Hawkes., 2dol second
do. John H. Moore, dol -.
Best vinegar. John Riggs, LIST dip second
do, s. A, knowlton, % dip.
Best candles, Charles Gibson, LIST din,
Candy, Ann Reader. LIST dip, 1919 +:
Yellow ochrs aud venetian rad, A. 2. Funck.
LIST dip yellow oehTe, A. T. WinGor, I'd dip. .
Sulphur and saltpetre, 4. C. Piper, Isl Dip.
No official report has yet been received from
the committee on Cotton and Tobacco. g
The report Of the awarding com mitteS on
EsssJS will be published next week.
: by ordsr Of the Board Of the Deseret AEri-
cultural and Manufacturing Society.
..r EEWARD HUSrER, Pradss.f, r.
.sE THoMtS BunooR, SspsGry, &C.,,
Il. II. ArTWOoD. Clerk.
q, S. L. City, Oct. II, 1860. ~. H.
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Bess fur h., no naps Z. Leonnfd. DOL. see.
end ID, A., Msffil. dr. III n
Bsst fnf hat, mapped, AZ MsIrn, doll nec-
6nd Do, 4. I,sonsFd, dp
Ilsst eloth ear, Mr. Hsywood, dol; second
DO. Mfs Heyuood. DIP ,i
Eisst prepafed mailes. Mrs Oliplani , dol
Iless madaef root, W. q. stalhss 2 dol
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Class i fURNrTuRE, COOPER WARE,
;3. Sc, &c i.3

& Arssdiaq CsMpiites Miles Rompey, A, N.
Hin. Thomas Altman.
.3 Ilest kareaa, Jesse q fstiie, ! dol
Rest sofa, lessee Is .EitiIs, . dol, III d
Best ~ eh4lFa, John CSiain, . doll sseondI
tlo, Jesse d Little. Dip \ n N !, :.s.5 III
& Hest whiting " J. JokA J Harris lst dr.. "A,
Best rocking rlialf, John ttsstans, 2 DOL.
Besi specimen "a wood carving Ralph Ram
seY fea ii sed Iaaullepiece) 2 dol. /. H.
HIST specimen eooper,s Ware Joseph Me.
iaIna. q doll second 40, DonsIsoh 4 MlnheF-.
iFp, dir. ..s as 4
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Class &c TLERY, HARD WARE, sc.
Arardiag 66mmaffs; Levi Richards. II. d.
DstrIek, Jonathan Pngmife.s ssS h,
3s Best spfctmen Of entieIv, John Clayfoa, Idol.
b Best 5 MS gthpowdet, Edwards, SiissTme u;
second do, EdMafds, do. .s
Best duor lock, William Toaks, q dol !; second
DO, Y iltiAln Tonks, d5i thfrd DO Joseph Cor.
belt, dip; . n 4 81, .3::. i
b Best 5kegs cut mats. d, II Walls, Ii dip. Il
Btsi o lbs cul nails, JSsepli Eorbett, 35taE
EHcsllel specimen Of nails, David Sabin, too
lale.s.ss; "a IN . Il h; +: 5..:I Il.
. Best 50 ! ards rope, w; Al. Ne Mister, q del.;
second 90, ". Al. hIcMasier, / dol, third da,
WA, Me Master. all. +. a
Best specimen Of tatps and cord, w. Al. Nc
Master, ! tioI; steoLd do, WA. Me siasjsf,
Dip .5:a !. ,.354 u,
Y Best specimen Of combs, Lnnls Bisehof, Q
do. second do, Louis HiychSff i dfi.
Best specimen 81 eat,hehwars. Easdiey Bros,
Do. iseeotd do, Nells Jonsen, : dol; third do,
Horace Roberts; dip. 81 Es5s'
. Wrought non sioee, w. Anton d A.. W.
Winbefg, lst dip. 1. t5:$ 81 b.
Fin ware, d. Amy; End din. II Il. .,s 81
Anger, home Tnsie, A, " .Bsebs, Isl din. ! ii
Twopai lasts, Melvin Wilbaf, Isl DIP.
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MOUNTAIN. FER II
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s1rUHDAE ocTp8ER p. 1850.
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CLASS J.--PAINrlNo, ENGRAyINc. I


q 4irarSfse GeaNiites JsrnFs nj I Ilafluw Jsfnes
Beck. .! n. RtfmeiI, y. a: Il. Il.
Z Best speeifHe1 81 sign paiiliing, W ". Nor
RESI- dol, second do, II !. NJ aiSsn, 2 dol. 4, M
Best specimen cf gfalning, W. v. Morris. 3
tI6Es & III. I, "a s.s5s ii
Bet Cd painting, j IL. lBsok, d dol, serund
ID. Z M Beck. din .l d. M. 3gs. III.
Best speeiirsb of turning. II. Plaster, 2 dol.
Best specimen Of pennraas hIp. Dsuief :tavts,
3detly second DC, D,nieI sravss, 2 doll third
Do. Danist Gtaysa, DIP. iiss \ /. 81,
Best sPaeinrlt of Teprnansllp III the Deserst
character, d. Graves, J FOL. n ss.i
BIS and second peacil drawings, Miss Camp,
fst Dir. it{ .i S. b d.
Bssi painting tlHroil, MartiH Ianzs, LIT dir.
Bestdaslertciaf board, Canho1 \ Savage, lst
| DIP a. N ss isF.s !.
Hsst ttcihFs ffane. ", Bell, Isl DIP b
Rat plated a,afes W. Rogers, lat DIPS 31lsi.
Best seteiniep ptssl type, 4. X. Rpmslls Ia
din. HI.
, 1860-09-28

~ Propositions have wings, but ope-
ration and execution have leaden feet.
, 1860-09-28

DEPARTURE OF THE RoYALs.-Prince
Kamehameha and suite, after having been
most kindly received and sumptuously enter
taiued by the British authorities of Van
converts Island, sailed on Monday morning
last for San Francisco, in the Hawaiian
schooner Emma ROOke. On the Saturday
preceding their departure, the Prince, &C
eOmpanied by HENRY RHODES, Hawaiian
Consul for Victoria, visited Esquimault, and
we're received and most Hospitality enter
tanned by Capt. Spencer of Fl. NJ ship
Tpazs A royal salute was fired from
Her MSjesty's vessels, and the colOrs Set
The party returned in the evening to Vic.
tOdA, and expressed themselves highly
pleased with the reception.
, 1860-09-28

SENrENcED.-De Witt Gardner, who
killed man some few weeks since, in Pierce
county, was tried in Steilacoom last week,
before his honor Judge McFADDEN, and sen,
fenced to lS years in the pcnitentiarys
MOnahan, for biting off a mans nose,
(the same above alluded to as having been
afterwards killed, was sentenced to 3 years
and days.
Both the judge and prosecuting attorney
cowplimented in highest terms, the efficiency
and promptness Of the officers of the court
at its late term; particularly mentioning Mr.
Tucker, the sheriff of Pierce county. He
also eulogized the high and honorable bear
ing Of the jury which had been summoned
for the late term Of court, and stated that
professional juries" were rapidly disappear
inc.
, 1860-09-28

ns0ts Every precaution will be taken
hoVever to prevent any parties leaving our
.hores to Join him. lie captured TruXillo,
IiIling I9 and wounding 81 of the natives
information has reached us that before
Walker captured that place he sent agents
"a Nicaragua to acquaint his friends of his
anticipated invasion Of that State.
The schooner Taylor sailed from Yucatan
August 3Oth, with q number of Walkers
trends on board, most Of whom went by
invitation. The cargo consisted mostly Of
provisions.
Two incendiaries Zone q negro) were ar
rested at Henderson, Texas, and lynched
Large quantities Of poison we're found on
he negro, for the undoubted purpose Of
poisoning wells in the city.
Since the late Texas disturbances com
nenced, twenty persons have been hanged.
Alex. H. Stephens, 10 his speech at At
Ianta defended Douglas against the charge
that he would not yield to the decision Of
lhs Supreme Court, and said that Douglas
agreed with every principle decided in the
bred Scott case.
NJ. Dietz's store, and an adjoining build
ing on the corner Of Powell and Filbert
streets, was burned on the 18th. Loss
about $4,000.
, 1860-09-28
Hsalth. str,nrth anal Haprln,.. are OBJ

Health, Strength and Happiness are OBJ
aned BY cleansing the Blood ofits impurities. Blood
W are told, the highest authority Is the Life
% a. least the medium Of Life 10 the Body; and il IS
Know, the great feeder Of every part Of the frame
nus the blood Is the great channel Of disease;
Slentiy good or bad state Of the system, const
spon Is no more or less than good or bad state 6
We We blood, We have made the composition Of the
yoGd our study and satisfied that two twO-thirds
VI al diseases are caused by its impurities
DeeTlng the above facts, we made ourselves ac-
fulnted with the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with view to
reliable medical agent, that would correct all the
Impurities OF the blood, and at the same time eiectu-
Ny cure all diseases arising therefrom. We have
Soceeded beyond our most sanguine expectations,
~, ,%oasands can testify who have tried the virtues OF
4e preparation known by all professional men as
hALLs sARsAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND
l0DIDE OF POTASS.
Beware Of Ignorant imitators. The genuine Is sold
netywhere ~ by respectable dealers in preference to
r. HALL h CO.,
Sole Proprictors,
pul's li3 and lti Clay street.
, 1860-09-28

FAILED TO ELEG.-An attempt to elect
Uuited States Senators was made By the
Oregon. Legislature on the 22d inst Twen-
y ballots wero had, but to no purpose.
Essmth and Williams, democrats, appeared
10 be the favored ones; after them came
HOlbrOOk and Baker, republicans. The six
absent members of the Senate had not yet
returned, and it was supposed that the Leg.
stature would probably adjourn without
them The sergeant-at-arms was again to
be sent in pursuit Of them on the following
day. 1t is more than probable that no
election will be secured the present session.
, 1860-09-28
SllnriT,s GnIe.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID by the clerk of the District Court Of the second
judicial District Of the Territory Of Washington, and
to me directed have levied upon and will proceed
TO sell, according To law at the Court House door in
the town OF Olympia, in said district on Sltutdly
the third day Of November 1860, at o'clock in the
afternoon, the following described premises:
All those certain lots parcels OF land in the town
of Olympia, in the county OF ThurstOn and Territory
Of Washington, viz: The first Of said tracts being
described as beginning at a point three hundred and
ninety feet in sOutherly direction and along the con.
nuance Of Main street from the south east corner OF
square or block sxtyhve (Gj) in said town Syyes-
ter's plat, thence westerly with Union street. two
hundred and fifty feet thence sOuthery with the con
tnuance OF Columbus street, two hundred and fifty
feet, thence easterly, parallel with Union street two
hundred and fifty feet, thence northery with the west
side of continuance OF Main street. two hundred and
fifty feet to the place of beginning.
And second: Also all that certain lot beginning At
point three hundred aad ninety feet ia a southcry
direction and along the continuance Of Main street
from the south west corner Of square nineteen (9) in
said town, (Sylyesters pat thence easterly along
with Union street two hundred and fifty feet thence
sonthery, along with the continuation Of Washington
street two hundred and fifty feet thence parallel with
Union street two hundred and fifty fCet, thence north
ery, along with the east side of the continuation Of
Man street, two hundred and fifty feet to the place
OF beginning. The said two lots being intended each
N include and embrace an area Of two hundred and
fifty feet square and lying Immediately soath of Union
street. the one being west Of Main street. continued
and the other lying on the east side Of Main street
continued.
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
John Evans and sufficient thereof To be sold h satisfy
the Judgment Of foreclosure Of the said District Court
at its September term, 1850 in favor of T. f. McEroy
plaintiff against John Evans and other defendants
amounting to one thousand dollars, with interest from
September sth, 1855 at y per cent. per month, TO-
gether with costs OF suit.
WM. BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, W. 7.
Olympia, Sept. u, 1850. Avis
, 1860-09-28
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE NEW
L Capitol building TO be erected (at Olympia, W.T)
will be received by the undersigned until the 2Jth day
Of September next, at 10 O'Clock, at which time they
will be opened and examined, and the sum Of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars paid for the plan adopted
Parties furnishing plans and specifications will
make a drawing Of the building, and also ground
plan, and make out complete list Of specifications
embracing materials, size, Subdivisions, quality OF
materials and all the minute specifications necessar
for letting out contract for the erection Of said
hulding. The entire appropriation by Congress for
this purpose being Thirty thousand Dollars, Archi-
tectS will coninc their plans to structure not eX-
oeeding that amount In cost
NOTE.-ln addition to the foregoing notice Of the
late commissioner, the undersigned will state that II Is
the pre,eut intention to construct the building Of
brick with Stone foundation and to have it ieproof
as far as practicable.
1t is desirable that plans should be prepared with
the view 10 the enlargement or. Of its becOming q
portion Of more extensive bnilding hereafter
The site Is upon high ground overlooking the Bay
Of Olympia.
Plans and specifications must be addressed TO the
undersigned at Olympia, Washington Territory.
Il. NJ. WALKER,
Acting Commissioner.
Olympia, August II, 4SCO. s9td
, 1860-09-28

TINE PROPRIETOR has recently erected. in con
nectlon with, and a. part nf the Washington
Hotcln large two story building-20 By 90 feet
by which he L enabled 10 provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
excelenty ventilated apartments than can be aporoed
by any other public house IN Washington Territory.
An idea OF his ability To accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains tNen-
ty-dve private rooms (excluslve Of family apart
nents) )-six Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parors.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
ENLARGED upon ms former business be feels confident
he can render the soioun Of strangers with him com
Portable and plea SAINT and no pains shall be spared 10
set his table as well as any 10 like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished 10 such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable 4 attached 70 this establishmcnt.
which will be amply supplied with forage for The
commodation Of animals Of the travelling public.
share OF pl5lie patronage Is respectfully soh-
cited.
Olympia Dec. I, 1851.
, 1860-09-28
MARRIED,

At the residence Of Richard Lane ESQ in, Olympia,
On The 26th inst, BY Rev. B. G. Lppincott, Nj.
WESLEY B. G0SNELL and Miss KATE CUTTING.
Accept, friend Wesley our thanks for the liberal
HPPly Of cake and wine placed upon our table. We
wish the happy couple long life Of health and pros
Perity.
, 1860-09-28
NOTICE.

No plans and specifications having been submitted
70 the Acting Commissioner up TO the hour specified
u the Published notice addressed to Architects, the
ame for receiving the same hereby extended to the
on day Of October proximo, at u o'clock N.
r. N. WALKER
Acting Commissioner.
Oympia, Sept. 70. 1860.
, 1860-09-28
llrD advertisements.
WOOD CHOPPERS WiNTED.

H00D WAGES WILL BEPAID FOR CHOPPING
" 500 cords Of wood. \ number of men can find
profitable employment by calling on the undersi gncd
at his place adjoining Olympia.
LEVI II. OFFUTT.
Olympia, Sept IS, lsCO S;5
, 1860-09-28

~ Always do right. If you cannot
win mans appreciation, be satisfied with
your own.
, 1860-09-28
BLACKSMVTnING.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS q
i method OF informing the public that he has q q
in connection with his Livery Stable in Olym- W
pia Blacksmith Shop where he Is prepared to d. all
kinds Of work in iron.
Particular attention paid to shceing hor'cs, -
&c. | have the bet workman in the countryU N
and all work Is warranted to give satisfaction, Y y
and to be done at rcllced prices. Al kinds OF
produce taken in exchange for work, and money
will not be refused.
All those wanting wagons either old or new, can
be accommodated either for money, produce or stock
Cayuse horses, sc.
II. WINSOR.
Olympia, Aug. 81, 1850 lltf
DowP,S - o. 1890,
, 1860-09-28
DIR. MATTHEW P. BURNS.

OrFIcE orrourE ruH NV sIanE orricE. nliN
sraErT, oLrnrih. v. T.
DR. BURNS RETsRNs THANKS TO THE clTI-
xpns OF Washington Territory iuf The lIlrInl II1ra
u punc patronage he haa received lnr ihe Lad llr1n
years, While praciiring hedicine and surgrry IN an
their varioas departments. =. t..-l ~
Dr.'B.'s shrrcry O. lurni-hed With complete a.
sortneut Of sur1irai lnstrumenta many n ihsm nov
and patented improvements Of eminent Surlocns IN
Europe
Dr. BURNs respectfully informs bis uumrr -
friends that Ne has lovcrcd his ais of charge 70 ~
ihe tnes. CaAs runcfuair aii1ndti % uiftf cr fef
OLYMPIA Dec. ., 1852 ~
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Business Cards, not exceeding sir linss, inside
SO, otherwise sic.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates. 1T M
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head of"special Notices." double the ordinary
rsteS.
Special Notices In the Local Column 70 cents
Per line.
Advertisements ordered the inside exclu ~
sively IN the Daily, after the hrst tive week .,
30 per cent. mere than the above rates. n
All fysrstssf sdssyassrmerft mssf be paid for
sa adssscs. This rule win not be varied IA
When the advertiser nses the Weekly asons,
the price will be the same ~ In the Daily
Where the Daily and weekly are betA used
2S psr cent. will be deducted fren the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays so much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargesble for the com position
only. This plan is generally adopted
Our charge for changes will be Is cents per
square.
- In all eAxes where advertisements xre
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up ut cur regular rates for the time actual
ly an.
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

keokuk Book-BindeTy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. as
<1LANK Books made and ralsd to any required
Dpsttsrn. Court Records, u Justices booklets, A.
SCISSORS Books Poll Dcoks, 10, 10. furnished at
short notice. s@s
OLD Books, n aga zines, N usic, So, bound or re-
bound in sny stylesissirsd.
&rAy Bindsry will be found In McCune'
Building, corner Of Main and Seoond-sts.
sep lid ISAAC N. PEARCK.
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= KEOKUK IOWA FRIDAY. JUNE 90, 1864

II. That Kansas should, of right, be
Immediately admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
of Representatives. F
IL. That, while providing revenue for
the support Of the general government by
duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment of these imports as to
encourage the development OF the indus
trial Interests of the whole country and
we commend that policy of national ex-
changes, which secures to the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
rating prices, TO mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skill.
labor, and enterprise, and TO the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
i3. That we protest against any sale or
alienation TO others Of the Public Lands
held BY actual settlers, and against any
view of the Free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as psuperws or suppl
anis for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress of the complete
and sati isfactory Homestead measure which
has already passed the House.
IA, That the Republican party is OPP
posed 10 any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State Legislation by which
the rights Of citizenship hisherto accorded
to immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor oil
giving full and efficient protection to the
rights OF all classes of citizens, whether ma
tive or nat,,ralized. both at home and
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements Of a
National character, required for the &C.
eommodation and security of an existing
commerce. are authorized by the Consti-
tuition. and justified by the obligation oil
Government to protect the lives and prop
/ erty of its citizens.
l6. That Railroad to the Pacific Ocean
is 'mperatively demanded by the interests
OF the whole country that the Fedora
| Government ought TO render immediate
and efficient aid in its construction and
that. as preliminary thereto daily Over.
land Mail should be promptly established
! II. Finally, having thus set forth oul
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation of all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan
TALLY agree with US In their afiirmance and
support.
sUPPLEAENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathizs
with those men who have been driven
some of them from their native States and
others from the State of their adoption
and arc now exiled from their homes or
account of their opinions and we hold
the Democratic party responsible for this
gross violation OF that clause of the Consti
tuition which declares that the citizens o
each Stale shall be entitled to all the priv.
ileges and immunisies of citizens In the sew.
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CAEUS' HAIR CUTTING
s. iii A WIN q ROOM

MaiH ST., doors abspe Btilings House.
nAIR-cUTrING done according to Physiog-
i i nomy and the principles of the Cosfsuv
Hair AID whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his sty k
Of HairCutting, and challenges the profession.
Apr9-dAw
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LOuRIE MILLER.
AItorneys and CouaseI0rs At Law !,
AND SOLICITORS IN cHAEcERY,
IyYILL atlend the District Courts OF southern
w Iowa, and the Supreme Court III the state
Very special attention will be- given the nvesti-
cation Of land tiiiss, and Ian suits, and ier the
defence IN crimfnsl prosecu tions.
0fFiCE-lp Post building, I'd ST., between lain
and johnson, kcekuk, Iowa.
Nov. 1t, s59-d6wfy