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Singers Sewing Machines.

success the conciueive great
Omen Judged by his kst there labor saving machine
before the public comparable Singers Sewing Maehnes
After establishing the highest reputation In the United States
they exhibited d he late Exposition Uniyersele" In
France, where they carried Oh the Highest premlun and
great manufActory make them has been built In Paris
In every branch industry In which sewing 10 TO be done
these machines be used with immense profit As The speed
OF the Railway train s 10 travelling foot 80 h sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker dresmaker carrage trimmer sadde halter e1
&c. should without The fair profit OF using one OF
machines, regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year. all private families where there 10 much sewing %
machines invaluable assistance Plantes
o, keepers find them particularly convenient and pron
able These machines simple In their construction ana
very strong and durable being the only kind OF Sewing ma
chine by which sort OF work. coarse or nne
could perfectly executed Thousands OF inferior and worth
Sewing Machines been made and sold under varoua
names singers Machines alone have been found evey
where TO satisfy the wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions for using arc eent With each ma
chine which any readily acqure the at OF mama
gng The machines packed securely 10 go 70 any
Par Of world To al ls.sss ds=ns more PARTICULAR IN
ccs forward copy Of NJ Singer Co.'S Gaxette paper
wholly devoted to Che Sewing Machine interest -
Principal Once, No. s2s Broadway, New YosA-
BRANoH OFFoE-No II Hanover 6t Boston: No. ~ Chap
ST., New Haven, CHI Glovervie, n Y No ga Broad q,
Newark J No. 14S Chenut ST. PhAdephia No. 100 Ball
st., Baitimores No 80 Westminster st. Prosdence
L. No. East eth St., Cncinnat No. % North 4th 81, 81
LoaE No II st. Charles 81, New 0eans No - Dauphh st.
Mobile. Tdec2krdAntA1
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LYNC NCHBURG COLLEGE,

LINCUBERG, VIRGINIA.
fUNIIE fourth session of this Institution vii
Il on the 9th September.
The location of the healics the
entire South and the study both Classical
iiic. equal To thai oi Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall efficiently maintained
der the OF Mr. j. 4. Bankcnslp graduate the Nir
gnia Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev W. W. WALKER, Chairman n he Faculty, Professor
of Mental and Moral Science and Of History.
LycuRGus q. MATHEWS, A. NJ Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lettrcs.
H. CABELI A. b. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. f. BLANKESsr Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
of Tactics.
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law.
d. A. LAsGmoKNE, NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy and Ph, sol
oogy.
g. A. sARToEr, LID, Professor Of Modern Languages.
SAML NJ. GoopsoN, Principal of the Grammar School.
EXPENSES
Board $8 per week washing Il % per month"; fuel and lights
40 Tuition $20 In the Grammar School, and $50 In
the Collegiate Department for haJ session.
Catalogues containing further information, can be OBJ
tained by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
July l3lts.
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From THE RIO GRANpE Tho Corpus Christi
Rdachero, publishes tho following letter, dated
Rio Grande City, March 22nd
The mail-rder who left Brownsville on tho 18th
for this place, arrived on tho Goth (only eight
days); he reports TINT when only half milo from
the camp of tho Americans no was takon by
eleven of Cortina's men, hurried aoruss the river,
and taken some considerable distance into Mexico.
The mail bng was cut open and all tho letters,
excepting two, destroyed ms soon m they had
read these Two, two men mounted their horses and
taking these two letters, left on q gnllop in tho
direction OF Victoria We surinise the documents
were government documents to some officer of go
vernment on this frontier. On Sunday last Cap
lain Jordan'S company Of United States Infantry
arrived here to take the place of Captain Rockets
and company. All tho old residents here unto
with me in saying they have never seen 80 orderly
and generally we behaved company Of troops
an this frontier. "Mny i'll luck always be days
march in their rear"
1t is said some of Cortina's head mon arc in Gu
ma 20. and they talk strongly and openly of nn
invasion of Texas, soon rs Cortnn receives
nomo 1000 men which he is expecting from tho
interior Of Mexico. viii We invade Greaserdom
---or will Grcnscrdom invade us2 Quica ,SabcP
The mail from Brownsville, due last night, has
not yet arrived!
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saa MANHOOD,
EgSl How Lost, How Restored

ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE
OF FsPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De-
by mud Involuntary Emissions inducing Impo
iency and Mental and Physical lncapaclty.
BY ROB- J. CULVERWELL, M. D.,
AstAor Qf the SCREEN Book" DC.
The world renowned author In this admirable Lecture clear
proves experience that the awful consequences
may be eectuny removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations bougies instrumental
aud eccua by which every sufferer no matter what hs con-
cay This Lecture will prove boon 10 Thousands and thou
stnds.
under seal address post paid the receipt Of
postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI j. G. KLINE NJ
H. 40 First Avenuc, New York, Post Box %aS0
ian i-dActlAdec 10. y. y. COL
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Southern Men Attention I

Southern Men Attention
GSHy2 WE In position 10 undertake and 6s;sl0
1f 2axecuie the finest kind of work, In the best
Su~RS possible style Of the art. Our business -
every kind Of PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAINT
ING, including FR.soo WORK, GRANis0, MARBiiso sbeA
NRtrIso, GUIDING ON GLASS, DC, Nc.
We prepared 70 undertake the painting and decora
ton OF FLhG% BANfERS kc, In very superior Style
Designs furnished upon application Specimens may be
office, In the basement Of Cabc House. 10th street, be-
low Main.
Paper Hanging Walls Whtened with kels0mne coored
10 any shade, In The Benicst manner
s- Orders from any part OF the State will puncay
attended TO- JOHNSON HEMING, .
NH i2-taw4w Lynchburg, Va.
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p TfnnlFrc IlrnRrcASr.-From n private letter TO
II gentleman connected with the Mercury office. VIC
learn Of the particulars Of most terrific hurri
cane which passed through Lnuderdae CO, (Miss..)
near Marion Station, Saturday night last. The
blow was very hard ut Marion Station but blew down
no houses. But the hurricane made Itself terrible
path through part of the country near by. At
Judge Chnpmans place II prostrated every house but
his dwelling, and that was much damaged no per-
son seriously hurt. II took II. b. q. liarpcrs place
n its route, and tore 1t all to pieces Further on 1t
struck the plantation of j. b. Mcdonald, where it
killed one negro and wounded four others, ind badly
hurt both himsef and wife. His dwelling house md
every other house on his pnce were blown down. md
not single panel Of fence left standing. Old Mira.
Cranes house was clown down. and herself so severe
ly injured that it is doubtful whether she will
]lcr leg was broken in two places. Mrs. Judge Dan
el's new house was badly damaged by having large
tree blown down upon it. Mrs. Daniels, with her
family, had gone to Marion and stayed over night
which was lucky circumstance, md saved them from
probable injury.--UobHe Mercury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

IMPORTANT FROM MExico.-Thc SloopoCWa
Savannah. which arrived at New Orleans on Fri
day last brought tho following interesting particu-
lars from Vera Cruz:
General Miramon and his army commenced the
boubardmcnt of Vera Crnx tho morning Of
the 2lst ultimo. Tho fro was incessantly kept
up during three days, but towards the evening OF
tho 23rd Miramon began to retreat with his for
COS from the walls oi Vera Crus, having mot
with heavy loss.
Had Miramon persisted little longer before
tho wills Of tho city, he would have been rble to
have captured it. for the Juarcs Liberal forces
were nearly destitute Of ammunition, &c.
On the evening Of the 23rd ult., tho steamer 10.
dianola, recently purchased by tho Constitutional
Government of Mexico, aud fitted out "a n war
steamer. to cruise along the coast of Mexico, ar.
rived OF tho Castle of San Juan dulon and
brought to anchorage bark captured by her, ON
suspicion of being pirate.
The bark was captured in tho ncighborhood of
Alvarado, bearing Spanish colors
She was bound according to the statement Of
her officers, for Galveston /; but her oompasses
having been put out OF order, sho made for the
nearest Mexican port.
She is strongly suspected to be tho third vessel
mentioned in the intercepted dispatches Of Mira
mon as having supplies for him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE offer 10 the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w follows:
1000 lbs Peruvian Gaano that can be procured
500 do. Somorero Guano, containing per Phos-
plate of I.me
200 do. Ground Plaster. for which ~ D ton extra
and others Invited examine this article. From
the best information obtain, believe this Mixture
of the best that be prepared for the Virginia andss
Price To Planters s4 ton " less per ton when they
furnish the bags
sAr-Preparel and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co.,
Richmond Virginia.
Also by Commission and Grocery Merchants cities
eH-We Planters whr have used the Sombrero and
Manipulated Guanonmong them Jas Gait ESD, A. War
wick Esq, Jos Alen Esq and L. H. St, Esq and others
Below give d. X Tutcs Chemist at University Of Na
report the same samples from y bags and shall he kept
10 that standard:
am able TO give you the result of analysis They
show the Mixture 10 be- what stated III former letter. and
Judge that fortunate the selection Of materials
especially of Peruvian Guano The cenage Of Ammonia
shows Peruvian contain l24 cent which 10
more than the average. The Analysis is ms follows:
Moisture (given of nj boiling poin) ........... loO5
phosn,ae of Lime 4S2G
sulphurir Acid 545: Lime 3. gO9
Ammonia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Go
InsoubIe Matter ............... ....... .55
A small quantity of Aikali-undcrmned. Water In
combination and organic matter 2So
10000
Hoping your fertilizer may meet with the which
II deserves, remain, yours,
dec 9-dlcly ID. X TUTTLE.'
NOTICE NOTICEl!-A prime lot Of Pure Mountain Ap
~ pie Brandy on hand and for sale at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

The CLoRIoUs UNCERTAINTY OF THE Law
The CINCINNATI Enquirer referring to the result
Of the great breach Of promise case in ST. Louis,
says:
'.We once heard the eminent Judge Ja cob Bur-
net observe, that bis long experience at the bar
and on the bench warranted him IN saying that'
N nine cases out of ten in contested cases, he
would, were he interested in them, prefer that
they should lie decided by the tossing Of copper
rather thnn by the instrumcnalities Of Court.
Such was his idea Of tho glorious uncertainty Of
Tie law"
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AxEs sowLrN.1 fnpnoxp ". soxn'
NoSMHoIEfIlMSn oSMHoIEfeIIlMSn {; $sb bStRrtMSIIEs. StrtMSIIE e
CrOcers and Commission Merchants.

NO. IIV, CoRNHR % MAiH AND MARksf srRKEIA
Lynohburg. Va
HAVE In store AMI for large and assorted stock
Of 0roccriea staple Dry Goods u eompang The fol-
owing VIZ o"9s ursans and oss sag9 various grades
guira Java aud Morha Coce orcsn and Black Teas various
brands spcrn. Wax AdamAnne aud Tallow Candles Brown
and Fancy soApe various brand spes every knd Sole
leather good and damaged, Liverpool ard Ground Alum Salt
Halifax crrings In be, No Mackere In kits, Old Deinn
Ion Nails, Moanain Iron CAST shear and Beved Htee
Plough lnes He'd Cur No. and OHnaburgs Beached and
brown shrngs Heavy wcolens Wool la.s hrogan shoes
Negro ankes Dr. which they will ael low Ur cash
uncun customers time or In exchange for country
duee. fdeca
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Il T. II NJ =

The yIRGINIAN pnhis,ed daily al " ana Ir week AZ
a, ner nnnum in advance and Weekly ~ W m aa
20 ~ a,arwi. AZ 80 be charged in all cases NO paper
% h, except 1.-THE option oi the PROPRIETOR u
II, ali arrearages shall have been pa.t -, -, - - -,
N ne. or less for the insertion and S cents i1t eas
~ unless ordered nner-form or weekly anu he ."
,. nr sounr. will be charged for each insertion e num-
I.r m ns.Fons be not marked on the Moo,' WI" w p
Al, ordered out and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE; 40.
For one square daily. 10
Eort tvo suu daily '.''''' 9s
lri-weekly.
For two SQUARES Intended for both papers subject to spc
cial contract IN =. ,,,,,.d IN their immediate bu.
" An sa .S.cr,is.mens charged for transient rates
W @ new ay, rscments appear In The daily ane lr-week
ypapers .,. .,,.h excee,l eight lines charged
vateably the excess
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Shark Racks.

HVuOhpS
NEW article to prevent children falling into, cothn
a taking Are from CRATES, just received. .
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NOTICE NOTICEl!-A prime lot of Pure Mountain Ar
~ pie Brandy hand and for sale at
nov i7-dts SMITH L. ADAMS 141 Main Street
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vNrpr OTIS FOR MACHINERY.-Best Winter Lard Oil,
L Wntef Strained Sperm Oil, Solar OH fish oii' ~e n
supply Of the above Oils for sale by sy.v r,,
NH 10 ""i'' ''' 're'-
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Sombrero Guano.

6OmOI6IO Cu00O.
9 tons Of Phosphate 0uan0, just ftom 1obfero Islaad
20 West Indies the Richest deposa Phosphate Lime
known TO the world containing beweea 70 and cent OF
Rome Phosphate Of Lime and 70 which invite the attention
We Asxs Coz The sale OF this Guano acre and
win soil atNorthen prceA deductng sa expenses to 'h
place n
PamphleA ecnair ia anaiys &C.. faruished on sppieA-
Ion Or b. mall -
& III = 71g.16gh = MoCORKLE co, Sole Agents.
apr;i d&cta Main Street Lynchburgs Va
T1ARAFFINE OR COAL OIL CANDLks.-l have Cn hsnd
Il sa lot OF tese Candles; they are equal 70 ~ eess
sperm Capdea For sale cheap BY .vnprvr rovrn =
NH % ioe Main Street. LyneAbNF1yAX.
: Wanted TO Hire, aesesf
A SERVANT WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Iron ios slaan
n hmily. Apply 10 q IL. oAfkhion.
Jan pts ite Ft's -. ~
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Grass Seeds.
hand good stock Of Clover Timothy, Orchard Grass
Herds Grass English Blue Grass Seeds which We will
sl low. NOWLlN Il MURRELL
Jan 2I-is M, 81 Main Street.
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CtORN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-The
undersigned has rented from Messrs Langhorne Johns
their Corn Plaster Mil. He will keep constantly hand
the articles which ie will sell cheap puncun
CHAS g. LAN6HOkNE. Sole Agent
march 4ds for the sale OF Western Plaster In this city
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LYNCIiBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

TUyE Second Of the present annual session Of this Ia
stutjon will Wednesday, the 1st OF Februa-
~ II is that pupils who design enterng do 30
as early In the term possible
EXPENsEs-Board including fuel and lights, for Of
five months $75 Tuition in Engsh, go; In Latin French,
e10; in Musc 425.
For Catalogues containing further particulars, apply
SAM'L X. COX, President
N Bavng determined TO conhne myself hereafter purely
TO the literary Of the Instuon have authorized
GoRDoN Esq., to act Treasurer 70 whom a payments
for tuition be made. .s.tftl Ian of-ta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-11

VIRGINIA WINE.-Made by lady IN Amherst, and war;
raned the pure juice OF the grape This Wine s three
years old recommended 70 all who wish pure Wine fur
medicinal purposes Physicians invited 80 call and try
feb PITS w. A. STROTHER 4 co
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Having experience Of years In the business naer
mys To be able 10 give perfect satisfaction In case, o
erwlsc, charge will be made. shall hand
general assortment of Cases Plain aud Fancy Ihavc also
hand large stock Of JEWELRY such lockets Breast
Pins Finger Rings d., suitable for Pictures which de-
termlnc 10 scl nj reduced All In Of any thing In
that ne will nnd To their Interest 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere
adies aud Gentlemen respectfully invited TO call and
anime specmen whether they wah ctures where they
mud pleasant place ~ pass away iesu,e hour.
eW Deceased persons and nvnids attended their
dcnees when deslfcd q. W. KYLE,
Ian 2T.dly ARTIeT
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GENTS GOODS.--FALL 1859.
vINHE subscriber has received his FALL AND wiNLEn
Cloths. from medium the finest best Doe skins plain and
cnrcJ Rlack assImers fancy French Cassimes; Vel
vet and silk Vesngs c all the newest styles Of Buttons or
Dress (a Business Suits and Vests; and prepared WIN
me g., ens ~ 40 ,,ns NHf' " ~ " WIN. l. PAGE.
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ICEl ICEi! II

HAVE hand and will prepared to deliver 70 the ei
RATE ICE al F'' ''""' "'
FORTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.
- am now soliciting customers. .
Jan 27-dH THOMAS POOLE.
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LyDMoND, DAVENPORT h Co, RICHMOND, offer for sale
Ia so half chests 0unpowdcr and Black Teas direct mpor
atlonn, Of Tho bcst chops TINT could be obtained In
China.
ALSO,
$500 sacks hnc Salt, per ship "Alexandcr"
600 " Ground Alum salt
10 terecs and half iisrces Rice direct nom Charleston
~ hhds Cincinnati Bacon Sides,
100 bags Government Java Coneo,
% tiereos Solar and Goal PIT OIL,
100 boxea sweet OIL,
100 Iicorce, hvorite brands,
300 tierces llibberts London Porter,
800 ba,cs Cloves,
Nutmcgr, Mace and Pepper,
Dark and Pale Brandy, Of our importation
Mnes of approved brands,
worcestershire Sauce,
Cross d Blackwelrs Mustard,
Pickle, pints and quartz,
1000 bags Peruvian Guano, No. /,
1000 :" Manipulated 0uano laps
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and OIL CLor TO be found In this country and
determined to Offer them at prices low be obtained
II Viewing Baltimore the legitimate market for South
trade stock has been selected with the wants
of the south. march s, ODDLY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

Fawkes, the inventor of the Pennsylvania
steam pillow, is now in Cincinnati, and with
Miles Greenwood is busy constructing one
viii combines all the latest improvements
Of his own, and some Of Greenwood's. 1t
is confidently believed that the steam plew
will yet prove success.
Prof. Wise is engaged in constructing a
balloon for an asce sion from Kingston,
Canada, on the 9th of May next - tho
Queens birth day. Tho balloon will bear
the name of Victoria, and the motto ssI.oy-
atty rests upon the love of the sovereignty
that nurtures it." The Prof. also has q
proposition before the corporation of the
city of Boston. for trans Atlantic VOYAGE.
to start from Boston Common on the 4tI, Of
July next.
At the session of the Presbytery Of
Chicago, recently held in Chicago, after a
protracted and rigid examination, rs to
Christian experience and theological attain
ments, the Rev. Charles Ckiniluy Goth rwise
known as Father Chiniquy), Of the Freuch
colony at st. Anne, was received into that
body, as minister of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. by unanimous vote. At the same
time, the congregations ,f St. Arne and
kankakee City were taken under charge BY
the Presbytery, who purpose, it is said,
establishing college at the former place,
for the liberia education of the poor Cana
dian French youth. This co mp etes as well
as confirms Father Chiniquy's alienation
from the Roman Catholic Church.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

ILLUSTRATIONS OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
Observation-Disclosures of the general gov
eminent with slavery, and the right of every
Territory or State to regulate their domestic
institutions, with or without slavery, as they
please. Cincinnati Platform.
Sermon The people of Nebraska, through
their Representatives, believing that Popular
Sovereignty meant exactly what it said, passed
bill, by 26 to 20, prohibiting slavery in that
Territory. So far so good. .s =
But Gov. Black, an appointee of the General
Government, which was not to interfere with
slavery, vetoes the bill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES do not always mean
what they say. Buchanan and Black know
how to expound Popular Sovereignty.
application. -Non-interferenee on the part
OF the Government is to let slavery 20 into the
Territories; and allowing the people to regu-
late their domestic institutions is to have them
keep it there.
Vive Popular Sovereignty, - Ma nstield
Ohio Herald,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
Chapter Sfh.

An act firing the terms Of Court in tile
Serenth Judicial District.
- SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That the
terms of the District Court in the Seventh
Judicial District, shall commence and be
held as follows:
In the county of Muscatine on the first
Mondays of January and May and on the
third Monday of Octoberin each year. 81
In the county Of Scott on the first Mon.
days OF February, June, August and Decem-
Der, in each year, provided that this section
shall not affect the term Of said Court now.
in session.
In the county of Clinton on the 6rst Mon
daysof March, September and November,
in each year. 7i ,n ga .rvsga r,s III 3
In the county of Jackson on the first
Tuesdays after the fourth Mondays of March
aud September in each year. D.
SEQ. 2. That the Judge of said District
upon the adjournment of said Court in Scott
county, at the June term in each year, may
IN his discretion enter an order that tue
Grand and Petit Jurors be summoned to at
tend at the August term of said Court in
said Scott county, or that their attendance
may be dispensed with at said term ga. p
SEC. 3. No suits. pleas, indictments, or
proceedings ofany character civil, criminal,
or special, shall be abated, quashed, or dis
continued, or affected in consequence of the
change of time of holding said Courts.
All process issued at any time before the
taking effect of this act shall be considered
as returnable to the first term of the Court
in said counties respectively which shall be
held next after the taking effect of this act.
SEo.4. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iowa State
Register, Muscatine JOURNAL, Davenport
Gazette, Bellevue Courier and Dewitt STAN
d0rd. g. JOHN EDWARDS, ~.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
| 900 Nicholas J. RUscH, ,a5
j President of the Senate.
1 Approved Jan. q, 1860. ~ ." eal
- 81 SAMUEL J: KlRKweoD.
l, Elijah Sells, Secretary OF the State of
Iowa, hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true copy from the original roll ON file in
my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.