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Law Parllaerylpip
4. D. cON0DoN

=. D. CON0DON. Wa HALL
cone DON Z HALL.
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notaries Public. Office, North west
ornsr OF Brady and Second streets, upstairs
ntrancs on Brady street. july e. -dti
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H. M. PRETTYMAN

(PORMERLY BURROWS l. PRErrYAAN.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMM1S-
- sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
Ne. 4, Burrows Hleek. Lsvss,
apl4.tfl DAvRNPORr, Iowa.
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bETTkR.-The weather was much
os''ef yesterday. The streets dried up hand.
so"s'y' and trade brisked up finely. We hope
'or continuation Of such favors.
q z q lists n,
1OR THE WEEK ENDING APrI 7. 1860.

x.sorosogscat O0sevvosions, undeythe direcsioa
scott cossty, Lopa. Iy Ds' IoxAr1us LAro1s'
1MMsde, 1':as, A.sl North Longitude, l34l Wea
i"g ine.gs' above tie sea, 555 feet, and 80 feet The
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DOwN.-MissOuri 6's went down to
80 yesterday, and it 10 thought that exchange
may 60 upto sbont seven per cent to-day. 1t
is getting interesting in the extreme.
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70 - NJ II q " N

10 II NJ II q W N
has REnovRD HIS
fIunotnS, Steam Z Cas- Fitting shop
TNO BRADY STREET, IN DOOR ABOVE
Fourth, where cen 30 found Chandelier,
pendants and al kinds Of Gas Fixtuses, Well and
E.stern Pumps, Globe Valves and eli kinds Of
piass D; work, Lsad end Iron Pipe Fittings. Old
Llxtures cleaned, either in Gilt OF B.onse, Lamps
kBROS Il We LA MPGL
1os sAL0 cnBA1;
OA1ss wSCAS AND CHIMNEYS, ETC.
,ks.sabsr Tie Place, Bady street, "a door abov,
nsA1s-eas A GO t0nr rov -
.E1&24zS z4&gs
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The alarm Of fire yesterday was oc-
casioned by the burning Of kettle OF roofing
material on the alley back Of John Schmidts
store. It occasioned lively rush for q mo.
ment or go. when the tumult subsided, and our
usually ssdate aud sober citizens returned 10
their legitimate occupations
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GETTING ExCIrED.-The people we're
considerably excited yesterday on account OF
Charleston dispatches. All kinds Of rumors
untrue as it happened. Keep cool. gentlemen
There will be plenty of fighting soon, and al
most any one can get hand in who wants it.
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III. ScRivBH. %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive advertisements for thispar
pr.
ROUNDS LANGDox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago, are srised to receive Notwithstanding
this paper.
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Tue Sixth WARD FRAcAs.-"The
combat deepens." The Republicans Of the 9th
Ward are getting by tas ears. They have got
by the ears. One clique has met and Tread
out" and We understand that the '.read outs
intend having meeting tonight to read out
the insiders. That 10 pleasant. 1t is swe.t.
The Gazette plays into the hands Of the "outs. +"
and refuses to publish the proceedings OF the
'ins." That was IN unkind cut. 1t sets hard
upon the Havilanders. They say it is outra-
geous, unfair, and.ungenerous on the part of
their organ. We can appreciate their just it,
dgna!ion. Go on with your scrimmags, gen.
tlemeu; it is fun for US, but death to you.
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The War Fleet.

The following shows where the United
States war feet 10 American waters was ct the
latest dates:
Minnesota-Almost ready for commission at
Boston.
Water Witch-Went in commission at Phila-
delphia Friday.
Powhatan-3ailed from New York harbor last
Sunday.
Brooklyn-Of Fort Pickens, March %.
Crusader-Sailsd from New York March lS.
Cumberland-Flag ship, Norfolk, March %.
Falmonth-Moored at Aspinwall.
Mohawk Sailed from New York March 10.
Maeedonian- Vera Crus, March 25.
Pawnee-At Washington March n.
Pocahontas-AtNorfolk March 26.
Sabine-OG Pensacola March %.
st. Louis-Of Fort Pickens March %.
Supply-New York for Gulf, March %.
Wyandotte-Of Fort Pickens March %.
The following table shows the tonnage and
IS q
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.



FRANKLIN HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFUL
I ly informs his friends and the public general.
tbaf As has taken his own House again, % s3eo.
ond street, next door 70 the State Bank Of lows,
and is about hlling il up for the scconmodasion
o. tho public. ihe Saloon department Of the
above House will open on Saturday, the 18th day
Of April, 1861.
- Lunch At \ o'clock in tho morning.
KEKkRR.
RE-oP0N11D1a
HI WKErE SJORE!
FRESH STOCK 4 Low PxlCRS!
THE HAWkEYE STORE, CORNER OF
/ Brady and Third Streets has been entirely r.
fitted and stocked with . large and complete -.
sortment Of
FaMsily Groceries,
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
STAPLE
AND
FANCY GOODS,
and. in fact, every article to be found in . hrst
class establish m ent. Uid Settlers, New Settlers
everybody, in want Of
GOOD GOODS AT Low PRlCEs
will do we'll to call 1t
DAvENPORTS HAWKEYE lSTORE.
Ccrner Of Brady and Third Streets
aDrl2
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, Naquoksts, and Ansmosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-1y
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ARTEsRlAN PUMP AGENCY.-By ad-
vertisement it will be eeen that J. G. Wash.
burn has been appointed agent in this city for
those Artesian w ell Pumps. This is the pump
for everybody. It is adapted to wells or c;s-
terns. and is almost indispensable. Go and ex.
anime 1t and leave orders.
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n lie BEST POTATOES IN TUE WORLD
] TO be had only IT
RUGOLEY.
ission merc hant Ind dealerin sll descriptions
Of produce.
fry20-dn] No. West second street.
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CARDS.


WI. r. DITTOE.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A OSvica, up staira, corner Of Main and Second
ssssses, in hcMaaus : Shepherds block, opposit.
~. r. LANE, O. v. SKINNER
LANE 4 SKINNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OPtICR-COR-
"A NsR Of Second and Brady Streets, owe,
Smiths store.
f.C. CAnPBBLL. JOIN g. BILls
CAMPBELL BILLS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORSA AT LAW
II Once No. davenport Block. lnov21-tf
w.srswARr. JAnEs ARMSTRONG.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES
IA PUBLic. OH1ICs-Nicholls' Block ( up stairs
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. oct3-tf
CHAs. =. PUTNAM. JOHN n. aO0sRs.
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.,
second Floor. jun7dtf
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A and Notary Public.
OrvIcE-Nickoll's Block, upstairs. jan2O
AUSTIN CORBIN. GEO. .. c.. DOW. o. :. BROWN.
COR aB1N, DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYsAND COUNSELORS At LAW,
IA and Notaries Psblic,
5. b. BROwN, United states Commissioner.
OsvioE-At Aackot Corbins Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-N
GEORGE y. HU08ELL.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
IA Lie. OrPlcE, No. |, up stairs )over Smiths
Variety store, corner Of Brady aud SECOND streets
api6-dIy
1RANK PLUAsR. GEO. y. vANHossH.
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,
4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS At LAW,
"a and Notaries Public. Alss, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital, $3OO, 900; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn.,, Capital, ]50O,040.
O@co in LeCairc Block, Davenport. sep7
Law ParlMers1sip.
JH0. T. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK Il DEUMY.
Succssors to Obok, Dillon d L,~dLey.
\X7E HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which W
shall devote our personal attention.
March S, 1860. COOK / DRURY.
cone DON Z HALL,
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Notaries Public. Office, Northwest
x.f 49,
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ICNATIuJS LANCER,

IGNATIUS LANCER,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR
i OrPICE-South- -esst corner of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from to 8 A. ~, and !
to +. n. june27-tf
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J. 9. PARKER, Nd. 0BO. ". A'CAkN, u. D..
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
L No. Franklin Block, second floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIR. PARKgR's residence, corner 9Th and lie Claire
streets. DR.. CSC. w. McCAKNs residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner of eth.
mvl7-titf
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GETTING READY.-The store-No. 27
West Second Street, is being put in good order
for large stock of Dry Goods. Boots and
Shoes. which Messrs. Carter l. Mack will open
in few days. Some of the goods have
already arrived. We welcome them here, and
wieh them abundant success. We think they
will prosper in our city.
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BURTlS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22dt
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Ir You want q good suit Of clothes,
good trimmings and perfect fit. 60 to Ers
kine's No. 3 Nickolls Block. Thompson will
take your measure.
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EARLY VRGETABLRs.-Oliver has re-
ceived from South Caroline, . ii ne lot Of Gran
berries in nice order 4; also ladishee, lettuce,
rhubarb, onions, de-, fresh from the garden.
These articles can be obtained at no other
place in the city. Cal! st divers and make
your seiections-next door to the Hawkeye.
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AUSTIN CORBIN. 0.O.s .. c.. DOW. q. 3. BROWN.
COR BIN, now 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS At LAW,
IA and Notaries Psblic.
5. b. BROwN, United states Commi ssioner.
OsHiCE-At Aacklot / Corbin's Exchange Of
Ace, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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CLINTON HOUSE,
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" streets, Iowa City, Iowa, J. TRUsDxLL, Pro
prsetor. aug2l-dtf.
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gDWAwD 3. FwAsEn

1DW ~ u U - RWA0EW.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
- Patchins old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady stre~t. [apl9-d1y
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From Boston.

BosroN, April II.
The steamer South Caroiibs, hence for
Charleston. put into Norfolk yesterday. and
landed her pasSengers rs in all and then pro-
ceede1 to Charleston. It is supposed that she
spoke the war fleet. and from intelligence re-
ceived thought it imprudent to take her pas
sengers to Charleston
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GEORGE =. HU88ELL,
A TTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUB.
IA Lie. OrPIcE, No. |, up stairs over Smiths
Variety store, corner Of Brady aud SECOND streets
apl6-dly
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RE.MOV.AL.
CAN E RON 4 Wild DRINGTON,

HAvING MOVED FROM NO. ., EAST
II Third street to No. Is, West Third street, are
now ready to attend to all orders of Painting
Plain aad Decorative Paper hanging, 0rainisg,
Narbling, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
COloring. lmch29.6m
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IA and Notsries Public. Alss, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital, $4,000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn.,, Capital, $50o,040.
O6hco in LeClairc Block, Davenport. SEPT
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LECTURE BY FRED. DoUGLAss.-We
are requested to announce that Fred. Douglass
will deliver . lecture on Sunday evening at
the Congregational Church on Fifth street.
The subject of the lecture is nothing less than:
THE solution Of the negro question: con.
summation most devoutly to be wished for.
and also: "The emigration Of the colored race
to Hsyti." The lecture will no doubt be high.
ly interesting This is the original Fred.
Douglass. He will undoubtedly draw large
house.
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AID. HAvILAND is bound TO have an
other run in the 9th Ward. He says he can
prove the illegality of q number Of votes. A
portion Of his Republican brethren will tear
up the earth to defeat him, and he will proba-
bly be beaten badly.
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WHERE DO you Buy YOUR GROCERIES ?
See Advertisement Of the Hawksye Store. in
this mornings paper. The goods are fresh,
choice and will be sold low. Call and see the
goods.
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Still TnKY CoME.-J. G. Todd was
large stock Of Boots aud Sho es. Call on MIR.
Todd il you want the best goods in the city,
and latest styles
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ArIzonia Goes With the south.

ST. LDuIs April IL.
The New Mexican correspondent of the
Republican, says the citizens Of A,ixonia. in
Convention ct Messla. on the 10th ult., re-
solved themselves out OF the Union, and Gen
v. G Jones, formerly Of Missouri. announced
himself a candidate to represent Arizonia iE
the Congress Of the Confederate States.
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JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
IA and Notary Public.
OrvIcE-NickoIl's Block, upstairs. jan20
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A. p. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK. AND
l. Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian 1O-dfW
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WI. r. DITTOE,
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A OSvicl, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in hcMsaus 4 shepherds block, opposite
state Bank. mch25-dtf.
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2. o. CAnPBBLL. JOHN @. BILlA
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORSAT LAW
IA Once No. l. Davenport Block. lnov21-u
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TIE REvERsE.-T.ie Lecomp o:

TaE RrvERsE--T!ie Lecompoa
Demo rat. In Tie beginning O! an article
on 18th. Bond Swindl-," says:
The Free Sia.e party destroyed
stole AMI carried away an ainoant o:
properly belonging 10 ahose who we've
regarded as Pro-siaverv eiiiz ~ aad
tie latter IN turn DESTROYED. stole ami
carried away az amoun, OF property
i,clongins 10 The citizens of The Free
STAT, party"
You are slightly mistaken. Bro. Mont.
sonery ; and il you hal been n citizen
Of Kansas ia 1855 AMI 81" or had
read correctly The history OF ti.e diIli
culies Of tho:e years, your high SENSE
OF honor and .oye Of truth would have
dictated "a different construction OF tia;
sentence. The Border Ruliians," in
clading some Of the rabil Pro-slsvery
citizens OF Kansas, ard larger humber
of extremists fr.m Missouri. were the
ageressors. Tivy first destroyed,
sole and carried away" very h,rge
amount Of properly belonging to Free
Safe cilizens," at the same lime driving
.leaceabie Free Safe men from their
homes. which they continued to do nn-
ii 40. b,a-ancc ceased 10 hc = virtue. y
ana tie oppressed rose in scif-defense
Ne arc glad to say that there we've
many. honorable. conservative Pre-
Slavery mcn who did not approve OF
such proceedings. We NEE; some Of
them almost every day. whom we honor
and respect as being among our bes.
citizens. But We have sea, too much
of lie early history Of Kansas to lie;
such misrepresentation as the aborc
silently pass. We think il prudent 10
irop the subiec. without further com
aeri, because We don't want TO see old
revived ; and We feel our
,lboi warm, when men who have SO
-ecen;lv become citizens Of Kansas
publish as true what we lnou 10 be
arthesi from the truth.
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KANSAS 4 STA E.

Long before this reaches our readers
they will have heard the glad inle!ii-
cence t!la. Kansas is State IN The
Union. Long and unjus.ly KEEP; out
bv The Vaccinations OF poli.ica! dema-
rocuos. she has at last lriumphed, and
today makes The il:iriy-fourih Safe IN
the C,nfcderacy and vii! add the thirty
fourth star TO our national banner, on
and after the Fourth OF July next.
Hereafter our people viii have no
federal governors. judges. or other OF
fcers 10 interfere with iieir local affairs
or throw impediments in the way OF the
prosperity Of ear State.
Il is net our Intention 10 rehearse
lie PAS, grievances of Kansas; they
are now matters Of history, and We
hope wiil prove ssluiary lesson 10
generations coming after Us. and tlat
,,eir parallel viii never he Known in
Tie fu'ure development Of our progress
as nation. Le. the Pas; be past, and
remembered only rs warning and =
guide for Tie tine to come.
We hope cur Legislature vii! elect
two good men to reprcsen: US in the
United States Sena.e-no; mere parti-
sans. but men OF understanding and
Statesman Ike capacities aaI views.
They nust be MEN il they can stand up
with the gian; inieliecis cf that body;
aud we would no, have cur yeuns State
lowered in character by the men WHO
sand for her good name AID rights in
he highest de..bera'ive body known un
der the constitution. Give Us two coed
men. Doubtless we have them yes.
score Of them.
Kansas now has her own future 10
make. Her destiny is in her own hands.
Ii she is governed by wise counsel.,
She vii! soon rank among the .i.s. ia
the sis.crhood OF States. for her ns,ur-
a advantages are manifold. her resour
:es u:ibounJed. her climate one tha
will attract settlers. and ler soil mex
,aa>;ihle.
Le. hcr people be wise in The selec
lon of rulers and discree! in the man
lse:n .at Of all her Internal policy.
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is contained in the letter with the de-
livery Of which YOU are charged las
not only been confirmed by the circum-
stances Which your mission has involved
but is row increased into conviction
ofits nesessiiy. The safety of the State
requires that the position OF the Presi-
dent should be distinctly understood.
The safety of the seeding States re-
Qvires it as much as the safety OF South
lCarolina. IL il be So. that Fort Sum
ter is held but as property. then as prop
erty. the rights. Whatever they may be.
OF. the United Staies,can be astsrtained.
and for the satisfaction Of those rights
the pledge of the State of South Caro-.
lima. You are authorized 10 give. Ii
Fort Sum;er is mol held as property. il,
is held as military post. and such a
post within the limits of this State will
not be tolerated. Ii the President, when
You have stated the reasons which
prompted the Governor in making the
demand of Fort Sumter. shall refuse to
deliver the Fort upon tie pledge you
have been authorized TO make. you will
communicate that refusal without DELAY
10 Tie Governor. 1.-THE President shall
not be prepared 10 give you an immedi-
ale answer. you viii communicate 10 HIM
that his answer may be transmitted
Within Il Reasonable ZINE 10 ihe Govern
or al this place. The Governor does
not consider il necessesary that you re-
main IN Washington any lon:,er iaan is
necessary 10 execute this. the closing
duly OF your mission, in the manner
now Indicated 10 you. As soon as the
Governor shall receive from ycu inlor-
NATION You have closed your ission and
the reply, whatever it may be, oil ,he
President. he will consider the conduc.
wLish viii be necessary on bis part"
The correspondence makes four col
umns OF the Coulicr.
II is said that Col. Haync received
the Presidents answer to-day. saving !
ho canno. dispose OF tie Fort. as il is
the property of the Federal Govern
power being vested Only ii
Congress.
We may now look anxious!y towards
Charleston.
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sacred as i. was regarded. was yet an
nulled; aud none will ever stand IS long
as il dil il made under similar clrcum-
stances.
The truth is, the only rallyins cry OF
he friends of the Conledercy Is me
Constitution and tie CnioR. Here We
can ali.s,anl. Here let US gather cur
strength and here plant our banner
that same proud emblem OF our loved
country the Stars anI The Stripes. which
waves
the iend {. the iree,lhe hone OF the br@ve.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-13

WHAT TnEY' IL AGREE To wish
said Senator Simmons i'll his speect in
the U. S. Senate. 81 could see propn-
sition that could hear somebody who
was 'disiiiccied' say would satisfy him.
| have not heard one of them saw so.
The ScRa Or from Texas said ii we wo',
do about forty things that he knew We
would no: do. he would then consider.
That is TIE nearest approach TO settle,
meni that have heard. (Laughlcr. }
Ii we would step the p,dpiis, turn the
school houses. suppress the newspapers,
imprison The ubrli;ionist>, aud break up
tins Government, everything ,lla: is
hero now. he would think abou. STAY
ins IN. - {Iau.h'cr.l
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-13

A GooD-nEARrED old X publican yeo.
man of Illinois. iiasln; imbibcd The
i"o'!sh notion ihai aile;np,s are to be
made upon Mr. Lincola's iiie-by poison
or otherwise = recently walked a onr
distance Tor ihe purpose OF uLtering his
solemn warning. Arriving in the pres
.nce-chamber II Republican royalty. he
became abasi'ei and forgot hi, erisn,..
lie was turning to leave. wien a sad
den inspiration struck him. ani he sad
quickly, IL won't leave Ill i,eil We, sir |!
Jus, mark my works! Don't you eat
'1oAing ercept ,clat TIE o!d sconaaa eooks
for ger pa
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Ills EDUCATION

FDANs> ..4E tt,LA.ON MINI,
and pfeparrs - foSScssoF f',f u. iuI cs NfA
l.. u GSSEyED;crs 5 =r'-Jrsi .srri of s,isoos- 9 M
neuesd Jan. llln. iS0;, IN lie south ws-st e"f-
neT "s H. Il Corssrii's blDeS. in-irpciirrs NV
en in iae commoa hraUcists- vi .eriii y. 4.ite
months, pIsa5le i; tie ci.,s oi the "a. nfee
collars. II gaii in cash any tine du;ias The
hrst two months liig .eni, WI! b 6,Guc'c en
e.ch scholar Desisefi as made wnere >ca0i'
ar Is 1sccs>ariiy abssut 'iss '.ass more ~, sue
e.; ION Cool hurc o'k fencir. ,.aen II de;iS-
eiei be;src tn 2Dt, a. March n.xt
Jan ls.I 1861 2s-3~ a. Hq
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NEsr MoSpsr. February 18Th. tie
Beard Of County Commissioners for
Jefferson County. will hold a special
session al tie County Clerks office in
Ills village. tc make arrangements 10
have The improvements in the jail made
.I,at wcre reconmen icl by the Grand
ls,s i.s; IN
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NOTIEEI

Jesse YU III. i,,t. Jehes-n c 'unsy
~ kIasas Ts,rtary, bel .t.s u PARIS unknown
" il f. 4 not;ce ;.iat OF ttc S7h ssay ef Jaaua-
ry. 1851, -a;t by a;.athilcnt ~as c1ame-cec a.
..aiHsi hi by l. d. hoSrris, b lore D,diey 70
ley Justice Oh the Pence IN kenurAy Tcwn-
81 p jefferson t-a-uf~, MINES feffi.usy. 10 re-
c"ver the sum II rae bll dad Il liars .oT which
an order o asie! raeus .ua> i>>r., and hat ihe
said Jesse Y cim is rcIsirei - a. e'r ard an
swer 10 s.iI sclicE NJ the .l.ics OF said Jasi'ee
ri the oe..cc IN said CrI-.iy Township and Ter
Ti'osy, On or before tie yth day es Mrfch. lSol
Or the same w.i hc tahs :. e,s,ess-t anJ oirps'
I'd Vi sccnid ~ a law.
january 2al. l>oI. Feb. : 5o-iw. ,sat