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MoFFATs LIFE PILLS AND,


TH,s. xsnDisfs have now BEEN before the public
period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have :
Globe @ ne
vs.y .nd y disease which the human Frame sHaSs Z.
The following are among the distressing variety fhu-
man diseases in which the All AaST sssii4 70 e
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES ssc3 SO
DYspEpsIA, BY Thoroughly cleansing the nr.t and :
second ssomaehs and cresans : aov q pure healthy
Loss Of appetite, Aear6ur7 Hsadacls, Rssaessnss, III.
Temper Ansisty, Lanoag and Melancholy, which are
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia viii vanish,
CosrIVENESs, by cleansing The whole length of the
vosn. passs isav. he SoasS cossss within two
levers e ~ lind. y restoring the blood to .
such ssse: and The thorough solution Of all intestinal
The Ljfs Aediciass have been known to cure RHEU-4
MATisM permanently In three weeks, and GOVT half
that time by removing local Inflammation from the mus
DR0PsIEs Of all kinds BY freeing and strengthening
Una ndneys and bladder they operate most delightfully."-
n and hence have eyer
Also WORMS, by dsodgng from tho turning Of the y
to S these
purity which these Ligs ArDtcxEs give the
/ lsoORBUrIO ERUPTioNs and BAD coxrLrxuoss, ty ,
their Alternative enect upon The fluids that feed the skim
and the morbid state Of which occasions all eruptive
complaints saloN, cloudy, and other disagreeabe COM
The use Of these pills for very shor. time win eject
IN The ss 81 q shs s ano COLDS
and lNFLukNzA will always be cured by one dose, or
PILEs.-The original prsprie,or Of these medicines.
was cured Of Piles Of % years standing BY the Of the
IT rr vfD,o INES alone one al Vi
country these medicines viii be found safe, speedy,
and certain remedy. Other Medicines leave the system
icines Is psymanent-rRr THEN, b SATISFIED, AND Be
l l..
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New Ynk, Feb. 10. !.
YLOUR-Market still In favor of buyers.
WH1AT-Market little mere active but prices have
again declined about 1c per bush. sales 81 10 Chicago
spring; u 20 Canadian club; 81 At mixed WESTERN IL
T01 814 winter red western; 81 10 white western,
RYE-Quiet. Sales ct 65666. 1i-35l 20 - a5 -
BARLEY-Steady At Is. ls tas
CORN-Market steady and more active. Sales at GAO
IS old mixed western, In store 6106S new
oATs-Duli Sales at ss0s7 for Wsstsrn. Canadian
PORK-Quiet for mess and nominal for prime
WHlSKY-HaSket dull. Sales at 17x. l - ~
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+ TIE CENSUS SUPHRiHrENDIHT's CIRCULAR
The Richmond Enquirer is exercised, because
Census Superintendent Kennedy has sent circu
lars into Virginia counseing moderation and
abiding in favorable terms to Mr.. Lincoln. The
material part of one Of these circulars is as fol.
lows s atis E 2fgis lg1u isF - 1nga9 90 ~ $3.50
ALTHOUGH am hostile to the success of the
Republican party, l am now Satisfed, when the
votes are counted and he at liberty to speak
without seeming to thrust his opinions on the
country in advance Of the moment when he has
. right to express his future policy, that Mr..
Lincoln will issue declaration which will satisfy
all reasonable men, North and South. And
believe many of his friends know this, and have
shown an nsrtness toward pacifcation, that he
may have the credit Of recommending such a
course a. will be satisfactory to the South, and
inaugurate an area of peace and good will. am
equally satisfied that il the border Slave States
will net be precipitate, that the honor and graft
tude of the great Free States will be stimulated
10 acts of the greatest magnanimity Precipita-
ton may sacrifice many advantages attainable by
moderation, without yielding any principle;
while cool, determined, deliberate action will, in
my opinion, DO certain to secure oil proper
Southern rights and guaranties.'
u
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Tar Aifi-CoKaclox sDsLusloN. That portion
Of the Northern Democratic leaders who are a.
tsmptinx1 70 make an anti-coercion" issue
with the Republicans are only repeating in .
more flagtious form the mischief they did during
the Presidential campaign. The strength and
virulence Of the disunion movement il due in
no eli degree, - al now &c. TO their perverse
misrepresentation Of the principles and designs
Of the Republican party The great mass Of the
Nogthsrn people undoubtedly believe that the
incoming ASSASSINATION Intend 70 assail slavery
IN the slave etatcs and II 10 this belief that has
caused the intspss feeling and precipitate action
for seceesiop. We speak Of the people Of the
Goash the readers know how utterly false il this
opinion. The Northern leaders Of the Demo
cratic and Union parties ere responsible for this
mischief for they have had the ear of the South,
and have flied Il continually with these, malign
falsshoods. Now thsy are doing still worss.--
Whils pretesdiug y be patriotically anxious 70
ave the Union, and calling Justify on the Repub-
licsns TO sacrifices party % country, they are ~.
pssting the sama rama 1T ilsshood and fraud
In anin6nitely h6i6 iejsfious form. They noE
accuse the RspubKsssS q design 10 cosrcs the
South, 70 invade and subdus the seeding States,
70 dssolsts thsh With The horrors Of civil war /;
md Tie .nost fnghtfal pietures Are drawn Of the
psnishiaents the Republicans ars preparing for
the Southern psopls. What 10 tbs natural eject
Or shssss falseioodsi There can be no Question
% this point Their effect is already sesn in tho
inasased Assassination Of ~ sscedipg States
20 rsdies j. ~ laok and IN The svsvsd purpose
Of thS oshet Southern States 70 defend than
aeainst .scesesioa. IL ayails psthing thaa 90
srcieu y 1isavsWsd; Democratic pspsn and
Convsntlops ard nam uDion Msstinp eeotinua
70 repeat ths alarming outcry. They ssem beni
upss -sssspsssting ~ seouth 70 unecatFs.laels
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Usage ORANGE PLANTS.

300 100 Usage Orange Plants one year old and In Ane
order for sale n % per ~ cash, by tf8# SID
Terre Hause, III. isni-wSm Nv, cRI0SDY.
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Nis Caroline Richings Indignantly contradicts
Ne story that at . recent performance In Rich.
rmond, she sung the Southern Aaresillaise, threw
down the star spanslsd banner, and trampisd up.
lon IL. p
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- 49, pstticeats ase new worn BY Tie
p ssssssssss - AssslA sseahes.
u ~ ssalsaisa II ~ ~ n BeIis xjli
tssa - ssee n N skass h - nsasA q
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OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
Two Terms Of nineteen weeks each, commencing Mavch
eth and september 3D. 1851 Yor catalogue and circular
address JOEL PARKER, Royal Isvfsssor, -
Cambridge, Jan. 1851 .-feh4. vat Camkridge Ma.
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An mpaoyes Of ths Cincinnati post-siass hAs
stolen about $4,000 and run away. Tho q. 8.
marshal 10 pnssuing the thief, whose name b sup-
pressed. 4, Why didn't he steal enough - havehis
same msptioned with honor? - : -
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.gs 81 = ls,saseqs Chicago, Feb. Is.
Flour-Iarket dull and heavy 4,s - 4,
Wheat-Dull. Sales of 1000 bush at 5sc
for No. !, and 72@7sc for No 2 in store. 4
Corn-Firm, Sales ], 500 bush at ACT @a7ac,
IN store. b,g,!.5s,..,.. & $50 y a,
ts-Nominal-173@17} in store. sai8
Dressed Hogs STEADY at $6@6 Is.
Exchange on. New York e@7 per cent. pre-.
Di1al. :,,lf lss.F.is.i a; ~. sfat,,.sz5 Z. K
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OswEGo IN TIE FELD.-The Oswego IN. w
Times says the military Of that city mum 5ers two
hundred men readyifor service, who will march
withersoever Governor Morgan may direct, ready
to uphold the Constitution and the Union. If
that number is not sufficient, Oswego stands ready
to furnish a small army of volunteers.
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NOTICE.
The STATE Of Iowa, Dss Noinss Co
TO RICHARD FLEMING,

sm-You hereby notified that there 4 now on Ale In
the Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court In said County
petition In chancery, Of u A. barret, Executor OF RI p
Barrett deceased claiming Of you the foreclosure OF GER
tain Bond for Deed executed TO By n Barrett 70
Lot No. Ten Q0 10 Block - 10 the City Of Burlnxton
Dies Moines county Iowa, according Barrets subivl
nov due on said bond-and that unless YOU appear ana
thereto On or before tbe morning Of the y
Of the next Term Of said District Court to he hell n -:
county, on the Third Monday In April 1861 indcmert
will be rendered against you thereon.
,tlly.I a,s4 hssqssas IL KNowLEs,, II a.lr
I. ises-Wm isolisitor Tor prG' j..
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The Chicago Tribune states that Mr.. Gilbert,
from Albany, n, went down the river last fey
other produce. to sell out at different places
along the southern part Of the Mississippi. He
proceeded . little below Memphis, and was there
intercepted BY an armed force and forbidden to
90 further. he therefore was obliged to fasten
up his loaded craft, and there it now Is. Sam
uel Mitchell, also of Albany, was with him, who
returned home about two weeks ago, and reports
that NJ. Gilbert isstll there, watching his stock,
with several acres Of fatboats in the same aon.
ditiop. These chiyalrous intercepters Of com;
merce refuse to buy them out, Or allow them 70
proceed. 5, 1890
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ssRs.saa the iseliDg q tias Republican.

ken1 At, lHnlAHAPoLlA-NE4 ineoin
dss.issd safsly at Indianspolis On Non.
sAmen His Wy shishsf was q continual
~ A. radilnap polls be ~ xelconed BY.
astsa, Iiaa bsssf, speesh. ard replied =
ezsig sgls, a,i9 ntsdei9gu's has laD;s,e,
\ nbssor AMP Fksaow- crflxsss o. 1Hs
~ ispiaSA Host bs9rslly DO I thank
B III nssxnaAcsat recspsisns end whils I
\ Tie 10 wyssf any share Of the conpll.
s.sA mots Than that which pertains
ss--S81sfs sh91asifSs al ~ Al 5.tg.
nMisssrunsss- an accidental iastrnmens,
~ shesId ssy-of {, gfsas cause ! yet
box upon it = , most magpi6cent recep-
endss such most heartily do l thank you
Yen hare been pleased 70 address your
ens chiefly in behalf Of this glorious Union,
- " live; in al Of u ich you have my
and - far - may be in my power,
~ nov aad insepcrably my hearty eonsid-
While I de not expect upon this occar
= % any occasion till after / GET to Wash;I
70 attempt any lengthy speechea I win
~ that 70 the salvation Of this Unien there
but one s1nsle thips-shes heasts Of >
seks yours For, svhsn -they rise ~ nsasss
self Of the Uuion and tie liberties Of their
N sply may IL BE- said ''tAe gates Of bell
a,trsyail sgainst them. 81 a 8 .s,ss -
kN& trying positions 10 which I shall be
(-ssa doubles ! shall BE placed in many
!s7ing onss-my relianss viii b upon. yos
- eeaek Of the United Gates, and wish
esepsaser now and forever, thatit b your
aes ~ nos mine, thas IL Tie Union ~ fheee
- asd he liberties Of this peopIe qhould b
Nh bet littls 70 any one man IS years Of
~ great deal 70 thirty millions Of people
nhabit thsss United 6tates. and 70 theif
IN I'll coming time. : Il y your bust
eeiss y md preservs. Tie Union ard Lib.
ssyssr aka and mot mine. desire they
esnstitutionally preserved. l, % alrea.
ssaassd, q but an accidental instrument,
ry, and % serve but for . limited time,
LEGAL - Yen again 70 oonstautly bear IN
hat with you cad not With po)itiolans, not
SYridsaEs MT with oflca seekers. bat With
tNs question. shall Che Union and shall The
1h Nsesevsd "a the latest Reperationi
s'---------
Aeasfs II CMouNAfl-FRofosI
- ess,,. =, ~, 49, S. ~ -. M., ~.
I've .fe most reliably Uniformed that shsrs
q the Gun 6tatss in the city, en-
70 create sentiment among business
snle % the estabiiehnsnso o. Tented
X&~a--
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HosrRrrER's sroaAcH pirrrRs.-The stomach is the
fountain head ofscores u diseases whchn the human
system Indigestion bad enough per &C. generates diar.
rhna, dysentery, faintness vertigo palpaasn of the
heart general debility &C. Get rid OF IT, then at once,
BY going through Of Hostettes Stonsch Biters
apaatabe and refreshing preparation which surely
yes all complaints Of the stomach and It's dependencies
as the sunshine melts the snow course Of the medicine
may not perhaps be necessary One bottle frequently ac-
complishes complete cure.
Sold by druggists everywhere. ~ 90 Tfeb1 -bp1m
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MARRIED.
On the 9Th inst at fernando, Mississippi, Mr.. osLAs
10 MERRILL and Miss SUE DuxHAM. 49,,
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"a CouGHs.-The sudden changes Of climate are
sources OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrHaArIc Az
lkcroSs. Experience having proved that simple rene
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken In the
early stages Of disease should had
70 Bronn's BrqncaiE 1foches," Loxenges, let the
Gold, Cough or Irritation Of the Throat be slight
q sy this precaution serious attack may efec
traliy warded of. Public SPEAKsRs and SISexAs will
ma them eecpal for clearing aud strengthening the
voice. See advertisement dec1 .dw6m
BIBLE SOCIETY DsPos,roRY.-At the store Of Mr.. W
W. Harper Jefferson street. Burlington where Enelish
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Teaaments may
always be found st one price. OK 2! -aE y novS
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T EGAL NOTICE.
Tho Steta ~ Jouo
T EGAL NOTICE.
. The State Of Iowa,

ii
De. Moinss 1 County VI iy s - 81. Sae County.
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN KAsTNER, DEC'D
Notice hereby gven thst this 9Th day Of
A. D. 1851 Instrument In writing purporting to be the
Last WIN and Testament Of said Decedent Was read In
open Court and the FIRST Monday In March next hxed
the day which proof wiz be heard touching the exscu
| ton Of the same. o. @. wIGHTMAN,
feb4-w4w 70 ss5s : aaruH Judge Of said Court.
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4 I = n
49,. S., s. y. 49, ~. .sss a o..
n sss q 49,. = ..o ~ ~ M {. san ~
.,sssy - ~ 81 ~ . "a q
- ~. ~ ~ -. ~ u ia. ~ ~
saheiS count, M -. .h ~ 70 'noas., IN.
and had e9< in his pockets. Name unknown.
49, - Aavo leee hiswAysand rpekished IA
~ nov Storm o. the 29d nlt % says ne Msa.
sssuma nepuoncan.
IHBokfArlox wanted Of John Hicky. Who left
his family q this place about a month aso m
10 an1t1kAak, Sbsaa q. Nan 81. = ~ 4 or lo
inches In height, dark complexien. and rssher
slimly built Any information copSsrninr h;m
woeld - Rlsdly received bv Me v,IE Aa3s.se
M xalkatih1 NieAvs 1fS,ios - . fps.;sS.s.s
-.
~ AA.A1-nmnop La purchased, last Bat
y ~ hundred beAsh o. ED wheat y b
su'pps0 y AeWfencs, kansas. The purehaee va
~ .1 ~. T..n PERSON OF the funds received ~
H W. Dsaop ssom Ne 80 and South for The re-
MI " We s1ussess IN AGnea&
tDassapors 0asette.
LOOK ogR yoa Mad Docs IA hog belonging
e 4r. ,Hrager, living On the Dubuass froGd. -
s.ken With hyarophobia On Saturday last Is W.
seen'by the med dog We mentioned tive Weelra
- and which aloos 6a1Aeksd Q. lhygo number a
go spdesck OF oil linda 49,, 49, ts Y s.
! ssNAp Dos. Kn1xp.-LAst SATURDAY forspoo. !
dog showing synptoma 81 hydrepho6is ~ 'eKas.
I'd By 4 number Of men and hova' armed I'M
clubs, and was killed on Fourth. strset nsar -
Courthouss. -rDayenport Gasotta :
.----.-rs.. -----
ssase Dasssibstisn ~ Seeds.
ARs:Eng1pRs-Plsase seatssin your paper, for
the informstio1 Of those wanting SEEDS fron
this ONCE that the ouantity for diatrihution thu
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A salvo Of thirty-two guns was fred at Bever-
y, n j., recently in honor of Major Anderson.
Afterwards a salute of three were fred in
front of Madame Clements school in compl.
ment Of histwo little daughters, Miss Sophia and
Miss Maria Anderson, who are pupils Of that
Seminary e4l4 - t,s4,'sttlsA Fss = ~
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ME ALLEY BROTHERS &
In BOOKS
NU RS IES,

~ BOfLINb1ON, IOWA.
The propetors beg leave to call the attention Of Nur-
serymen Dealers and Planters to their large excel
lent stock which will be sold at prices suit the times
STANDARD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES. EN-.
bracng all the popular varieties Of Apples Pears
res, Peaches, Plums, Aprioots Eecarnes Ounces &C.
SMALL FRtIES, embracing all the most popular va
Eeies Of Grapes, Backberries, Gooaeberss Currants
Raspberries, Strawberries, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS FIR UI7y, Ere, embracing
Chssnus, Maiberries Barberries Persmmons, Rhubarb
Asparagus, &C.. ff siiIf;.f t.ssSS 49, I'g'
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HAIR DYE-IIAa DYE-HArR DyE.-- Vim. n. Batch
lsrs Hair Dye-1Hs Original and Best in the World. :
All others are limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridicule. s4..i 81 = -lsargf.
Gray Red, or Rusty lair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown or black, without injury to hair or
skin. ,sss .1s 81 , am b. ez ass si4- --fH1te
Fifteen Asdsis and Diplomas have been awarded to
W.T. A. Bachelor since 1882 and so 900 application
have been madeto the hair Of his patrons Of his mou
Dye. s5 e.sgs
VIA, A. Batcheio,s lair Dye produces a color not to
be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED not TO
inure In the least however long may be continued and
the i'll effects of bad dyes reeded the hair nvgoratcd
for life by this splendid dye. .3 =soa -4it g
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States, by Drug
Sists and Fancy Goods Dealers org 20 81
~ The genuine has the and address upon stee
plate engraving four sides Of each Box of wIlLIAM A.
BArcHKLoR. u Address ar
CHARLES BACHELOR, Proprietor,
oct3wly. 81 Barclay street, New York.
WA. BArcHELoRs HAIR Dye This splendid Hair Dye
has -instantaneous In enect-Beautif Black o,
Natural Brown-no staining the skin inurng the Hail
remedies the absurd and Ill effect Of Bad Dyes and In
vgora.es the Hair for M None are genuine unless sign
| ed "w. A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere
| CHARLES BACHELOR, Proprietor.
! octSwly 81 Barclay 81. New York.
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y following memorial has been prepared for
paans BY some Of TIE sound Republicans Of
5RYWt:t ia.s.Efif, eRu1nf,-d ifl9a lej1
"a N Hon. tie ,Ssnaors and Representatives.
4 CsaA Stasss, IN Congress assembled 4
sxrws 1t Is rot only incompatible with
y "a patriotism, but cowardly and base,
kApsASans to surrender, under the pressure
spsis and secession threats; and uhrsds
I'M done no wrong, but have III the last
a sacceeded BY Constitutional means, BY
insthe enlightened reason and conscienos
people, In view 81 long years Of misruls
HHeitJ Of : corrupt party md 4dministra-
nd whreas, it - Incumbent upon Ill good
II TO maintain the supremacy Of the Con
= and the laws WI, the undersigned cIrI-
% me UxifEp sfAzlh, do respectfully,
Ienestly and firmly, Recommend TO on
d and representative IN Congress, and al
IL authority, TO STAND NJ a. CossrrrU.
ID II u. AxD ffiE GovxixifKxr Oh nm
-, and 70 xAxs no OoHraonmr WHAT
~. r. 81 Esr IL ~ -s-ssf ~
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oRNAMENrAL pEpARrMRN1

Embracing all the choice hardy varieties Evergreens
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering Shrubs vinei
and Climbers Roses, Peones Dahlias Phloxes Fuchsia.
and all other popular desirable Green House and Har
dy Fswering Plants worthy Of cultivation ia the West
E-For further Information and prices see our cata.
osues which Will be sent gratis TO all who apply for them
o. - EEALIEY BROTHERS BOOK,
feb. 16-wat $50 A Burlington Iowa.
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The Journal Dies Dedats says: "The South
Carolius Convention has decreed that whoever
shall bear arms against South Carolina shall b.
punished With death. Either this means 10th
ing or means that if war breaks sut the United
States soldiers who shall be made prisoners Of
var in the performance of their duty, will be
sentenced to the gibbet This 10 the way in
which, the slaveholdes defend themselves The
Indians, who were former masters of that part
Of the country, dealt with their prisoners in pre-
cisely the Same way. But they had an excuse I;
they we're savages and did not pretend 70 BE-
Christians or even civilized men" go n !
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An OUTRAGE on AN ENGLIsHxAN.-The Sayan-
nah Republican Of the 4th intimates that an out
rage has been perpetrated on Capt. Vaughan,
OF the British ship Kalos, in that port which will
get the State into trouble with the British Gov
eminent
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nsaps -At about il o'clock, On Wednss-
- large number Of our German citizens,
eauied BY the Cornet Band, proceeded to
\hn II G. Schiller, Esq, where Carl Schurs
baspiny, for che purpose Of compllmenting
NJ . gsrsnads. After the performance OF
yticad airs by the band, Mr.. Schiller ap-
assla he door, and introduced Hr. Schufs,
w>lasued The multitude in che German Ian
y, banking them for the compliment, and
wing sloquently Of the present social and po-
b position Of the Germans in America. AZ
nncIusion Of the speech, hearty cheers went
e the speaker, and the band broke forth in
kss.chlss beauty Of the Harssllaise. Alto.
-. the slFhir vas q very pleasant one. .
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RJyyAsrsx IN NnsoUn "A gentleman who
passed through this place one day last week. says
that while he vas in Gentry county, Missouri, .
few days since, Methodist preacher twss hung
near the line hetween Gentry and Mercer countie,
for the atrocious crime ofopposing slavery. He
was unable to give particulars. 1.-THE people OF
these two eounties ass affair sample ofthose of
he rsst Of The State, the sooner Missouri ssoedes
the bettsr.
The esetlsnan Who broaght this infofa1aiieh
says Shsss IRE bat nv respectable families ~ the
countyseat Of Gentry county, the majority OF the
people there spending their time 10 drinking and
eamhlipg Winserset Nadisonian.
Nisioe,ppi WANTS 70 borrow q. 0Q0. 0o0 = oar.
q The var. Well, the times are little hsrd
viii psstpess,nt hsf tAea Mississippi = such Z
| pedsE d6beee tbst - 6en't Ike 20 rsfsss %
any littls aeeemodstion 10 . pecuniary way
What terls doss ~ spropcssy for ~ Loan sns
wants s-lLou. Jour. <isfsas gsss ssssss'st s''sis
The Richmond whig says that South Caro-
ljns 10 psrsuiae ssicidal eeatss. We don't
know Of any State tAat eould pursue such
course with gesa1sr sdvastsgs tonaakind.-Lo
Jour. sessl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

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