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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30

The NJ edical and Surgical Institute
of DIR. l.. j. CzAPEAY, is already secured in po-
stion which places it, well its proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this department
Of Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
an equally lofty position in the profession. Kieord
is an illuStrious example, 4 shining light among
the philosophical stars Of hiS age in Europe, and
DR.. Czapkay has fully equAlled him in this country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine cOmplimented him with Diploma, and
the hOnorar! al eunden degree. Selecting this
as his field Of operation, although qualified as
graduate Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended labors, DR.. L. J. CzApkay
has bent his earnest attention to the of chTOn
ic diseases, in which he has become 90 great and
expert that he is now regarded a. the Leader in
this branch Of his profession throughout the Uni
ted States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter of in;Test to their readers in
the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute on Sac
ramentO street, corner Of LeidesdOTR nearly oppo-
site the i'dingS Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. ..
~ We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates OF remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper. [mal7
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30

'Lincoln's speech at Columbus. Ohio.
HERMITAGE, Aug. 2lst, 1869.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A q Z N T
SAN TRAKcIsoo.


ORDERS for the purchase OF Merchandise and
" articles OF every description solicited by the
undersigned.
residence in this city of over ten years, and an
experience In the business of nearly the 9TH
Of time considered sufficient to warrant the con-
ndence Of persons In the country who occasions ally
require TO make purchases here, through The agency
OF reliable party; or who may be looking for q
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services, assuring all who
orders TO him that effort sh eli be spared 70 exc
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash OF
city reference.
Those desiring formation concerning the under
signed, are referred to
VIM. 7. Coleman 4 Co., San HrAreIseo;
J. II. Coghin 4 Co.,
O. Langley, Druggist,
Flint, Peabody Co., +"
Ira p. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster 4 Co.,
J. Anthony Co., Union Once SacrAmehto.
And to GelWicks Z, January, PnbnsheT0 Of the
MOUNTAIN DEAooRAT, PlaOeFville.
N. B-Orders for Machinery, Pianofortea Melo-
deems, Sewing Machines, Watches, JeVslry etc. vim
be attended to by competent judges
L. r. FISHER.
Commission and Purchasing Agent
61Y Washington street, up stairs,
jx1IU
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30

ON and AFTER Monday. March Path, 1859, the
" cars Of the Sacramento Valley Road will leave
as follows:
Leave Sacramento at ~ A. n, 2A and 5P.N.
Leave Folsom At ~ A. ~, ~ H., and 5kP.n.
SUNDAYS:
Leave Sacramento at 6N An.
Leave FOLSOM At IL =.
FHEI9HT
Win be taken up BY every tFaic from Sacramento
except on Sundays), and By the ~ A. n. and oX
P. n. down.
The 6K An train up, and 10 n. train down, con-
meet with stages 70 and from the mountain towns
and Carson Valley.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, on
trout street, under the What Cheer House.
je7 J. r. ROBINSON, Supr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30

Az our office alone can
purchasers examine the
relative merits OF each
stitch, and be guaranteed
ultimate and entire salts
faction, by our privilege
OF exchanging for either
style II not suited with
their FIRST choice.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-30
BADGER g. LINDENBERGE
Nos. All, Alb and AIS Battery street, corner Of
Merchant, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH sToCI

WE would call the attention Of COUNTRT MER
w CHANTS to our unusually large stock Of Goods
Our stock comprises every article in the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-06
From California.
san FRANCISCO ia

san Francisco Jan. 81.
The steamer St. Louis sailed to day
70 Panama, with 90 passengers aud
Ss73,000 in treasury, 5000, ,O00 Of which
is for New York.
The weather is stHl rainy.
Money is universally tight, and bust
ness suspended on account Of the wealth
The Legislature rcasscmbled a. Sacra.
mcrto yesterday Most of the city i,
still under water, but the last inundation
caused little damage to the houses.
SAN Francisco, Jan. "a.
The Legislature hold their session TO
day in San Francisco, the members ar
rived last evening from Sacramento.-
That city continued flooded. all the
streets being navigab'c for small boats
and every house having water over the
lower tlrors,
The weather has been pleasant for two
days, and if it continues for two weeks,
stages may again commence running to
the interior counties.
Dates have been received from the
Sandwich Islands to the 9th inst, but
the news was unlmportant.
The HIyn"scan says tina in 1860, 1870
whnlcrs recruited at their island In
lSGl there were only GO; while the whole
number that went north was only 76; and
in 1862 the whole fleet north, SO far as
known here. will be only 33, while the
coming spring we can only expect seven
whulcrs to recruit here
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An Interesting .Declaration..rhc Pic>i.
dent on Catching Negroes.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I


At the leave taking of Cen James II
I.anr, at the White House on Friday p
m conversation so remarkable aud im
portan, in its scope, and so evidently De
signed for the rnblic eye, to"k place,
that feel at liberty to record it for the
readers OF the Tritunc
There were present at the time Prcsi-
dent Lioco.n, Gen Lane, Senator Pom.
croy, Commissioner Dole, few members
bers Of the House. and a group of officers
and clerks from the different departments
Of Government,
On turning to Leave, Gen Lane said:
"Wcll, Mr. Lincoln. you know my way :;
| shall pursue the policy with which |
began, and somebody will set hurt
70 which the President rcp(icd:
eyes. General. | understand you-
And the only difference between you and
me is, that y"m are willing to surrender
fu=i,ive> TO loyal owners in case they are
willing to return; while I Io not Lclicrc
Mr t'a'te9 .St',tss Gor.rHncnt has nn.Y
right to g'rr them np IN o"v case. And
it i: had. the people would not permit us
to exercise it."
Gen I.an- r-inincd
"That remark, Mr.. President, makes
me happier than anything that has yet
transpircd since the commencement of
tn" war. Aud if YOU will announce that
as th" active policy of the Adminlstra
tion. and let us win one victory on it,
you will be the most popular nan on this
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WASHINGTON, Jan "a.

The following has been issued by the
War Department:
This ID psrtment recognizes, as one Of
the first duties, to take measures for the
relief # the brave men, who, having i'm,
periicd their lives in the military service
Of the Government, are now prisoners
and captivcs,
II is Merciore "rierHl. That two com,
miSs'oncrs be appointed to vlsi. the city
of Richmond, in Virginia, and wherever
else prisoners belonging TO the army of
the United Stat"s may be held, aud there
adopt such measures as may be necdtul
TO promote the wants and contribute to
the comfort Of such prisoners, at the cx-
pcnsc OF tie United States, to such cx-
tent as may b" permit, d by the author
ties under whom such prisoners arc
held. EDWIN VI. STANTON,
Sec Of War.
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WuERE,RE YOiR BROTHERsl



Where re your Brothers? ask old comrades
That times long parted, when we meet
Gone to fight their countr,'s battles
With ready minds. and willing feet.
Gone to War! they guess my answer
BY the pal,ng of my brow;
Gone from friends who loved them fond!r.
From happy homes all drcary now.
When rebel traitors first assailcd us
Our Governms mt would glad o'erthrown,
One left wife and babes so lovely,
One forsnok parental home.
When our Country's dangers thickened
Our darling youngest too would go.
And yet another quit his hearthstone
To relieve the wounded soldiers woe.
Will they ever be permitted
To bind the ties which noa are rivcn,
All no! for ones already fallen
Gone to rest, trust to Heaven.
Oh. brothers love. how precious,
Deprived of it, void earthly joys:
Home seems now like home no longer
Since are absent our dear boys.
know their lives in fearful peril
That many hard,hips they must bear,
That oft they're hungry faint and weary.
With none to aid them, none to cheer.
Yet would not now recall them
To stay may be a fearful cost
But would their lives be worth presei wing
Ii our liberties were lost?
Sister countTymen. ask ye
Where'r your Brothers? send them forth
Thus can they best protect the fresides,
Thus can prove their love and WORTH
How my heart yearns to ward our brothers,
Craving Tor them every good;
Brothers all in cause Of freedom,
Though brothers not ny ties of blood
Ecrcavcd Sisters, let Us ever
Hoping toll aud trusting pray,
That the da,k night cen now's fading,
When will dawn a brighter day.
When our brothers now wide scattered
May soon to peaceful homes return,
Bask IN freedoms blessed sunlight,
Or fallen. find Heavenly HOME.
EAST FAIRFIELD o., Nov. ls6!.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-06

A PoET IN SPITE OF HIMSELF Old
Dr. Strong of Hartford, whose name is
still II praise in the churches, had an un-
fortunate way of saying amusing things
when he meant it not so As when he
was presiding in Il meeting of ministers,
and wishing to call on one of them to
come forward and offer prayer, he said:
Brother Cotton,
or Bolton.
Will you step this way
Aud pray?"
To which Mr. Cotton Immediately an
swered, without intending to perpetrate
of the same sort:
My dear brother Strong,
You do me very wrong,
To he making rhyme
At such Il solemn time.
Asd then Dr. Strong added:
I'm very sorry to see
That you're just like me.
The good men would not, for the
world, have made je.ts on such an occa.
sion; but they could plead the same cx
cuse for their rhymes that the boy did
for whistling in school: II didn't whis.
tie, sir; it whistled ITSELF"
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TO render District Townships liable for
the debts Of Old Districts, and enable
them to sue in certain cases.
SECTION |. BE Henoctcd by tile Board
# E''ucation of the State IF L~n. That
Il Dl,tric, Township shall be liable for all
the debts aud liabilities existing against
any di trict on the l2th of March, A
u. I>J>, which now forms 4 subdistrict
Of the district township
SIC , 1t shall be the duty OF the
board Of directors to audit and allow all
claims for such debts and liabilities; and
when any such claim is allowed either by
the board rr by Judgment rendered
against the District Township, it shall
be the duty Of the board to levy tax for
the payment cf such claim or Judgment,
n the same manner as though a school
house or other tax had been voted.
SEC 3 The boar! may discriminate
in the levy Of said tax according to the
very right Of each particular case and
in doing SO, any sub district or part of a
sub district in the district may be rcquir-
~ ~ pay 80" s-iN"'N' IN' 'i'''' ~ "i's VI
no part of said tax, as the Board may de-
termine, according to the equity and JUS
;ce Of the case.
SEC I! Shcnld any rar; of the terrific.
ry comprising the debtor district on the
18th ot March. 1853, no. now form n
part Of said District as sub district. but
form part Of a new sub district in an
other district township, it ia hereby made
the duty Of the board If such last named
district townships to audit end allow to
said debtor district, 50 made liable by this
act, such part Of the Indebtedness of the
original district aforesaid as righ; and
Justice would determine.
SEC. 3 1.-THE two boards cannot agree
the county superintendent shall decide.
and the an cunt so found by him shall
stand as a liability Of such debtor district
township to the district township first
named in this act.
SEC. 6 4 district township is hereby
authorized to sue for and collect all debts .
and demands due any school district. as !
orrari-od 0, the 12th Of March, 1883, !.
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BoGoUs GOLD Com The public are
warned against the ingenious and very
dangerous countcrfeits of ten dollar gold
pieces, which are circulated EXTENSIVELY
and almost proof against detection ex-
cept by an expert. The genuine coin is
opened, fully one half Of the gold taken
out, then filed in with platipa or some
other equally heavy substance, aad then
closed up, the coin itself, 10 appearance,
remaining the same.
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4 Bill for an Act to Encourage Domestic
Nn,,ufa

4 Bill for an Act to Encourage Domestic
Manufactures
The following bin has b",.r IL: cluccd
in our Legislature and will probably pass.
perhaps with amendments.
SEC BE- il enor'rd BY the General
Asscmby Of III" S'o'" Of Ipwu, That the
following species and articles of properly
in addition to those mentioned III section
III ot Chapter - Of tbs Revision Of
1860, passed April the Sd l~6p, be and
the sam" re hereby exempt from taxa
ton All wool slrorn from sheep owned
by any resident Of this State al sheep
50 owned not to exceed fifty in number
All lambs under six months Of age : al
cloth and ether articles Of goods manu-
facturcd in this State out Of VOL grown
therein; oil buildings a1d factories and
machinery thereto pertaining, actually
and in good faith used in the manu,ac-
turing Of any wooicn goods in >ar, State,
and all capital in any manner invested in
the manufacturing If such wooden goods;
all n x straw and fix seed produced in
said Stat, all li'sccd oil, all lat or fax
cotton manufactured in this State out Of
fax grown thrrciu: al buildings. f"rto-
rcs and machinery thereto r"rtai"inc,
actually and in good faith used IN the
manufacturing Of any Ct the a:"r said
articles If fax straw or seed; and
al capital invested in the ,aaoufac,
turing of any Of said articles: al
eor,hrm or other kinds o. sugar cane
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1t is reported of Secretary Stanton
that he says the army must earn its liv-
ing. The soldiers in the dismal and in
active camps reply all they desire is some.
thing to do.
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TiptOn Tallnaery.

N. j. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATIl.
FIR tor customers on the shares or for bay
The ighe-t cash price will be paid for hides
We have d -c assnrtmene OF Leather on hand
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
-Tipton. August 80, 1860.
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~h;c', nov forms sub district IN ssi,'
dis'r.r' township =" ~

which nov forms sub district IN esid
dis'r.r' tUvnship 3" ~
SEC 7 When ~ cd school District 40
organized on the 18th of Marcl, sfore.
said, sh'li no. bow form ssrb district in
any district township. the distr;rt town
ship containing p greater portion than
any o;h"r district township Of snch -
school district. shall be- deemed the prop
cr distrie: .cwashir to ens for nd col T.
l"rt III" den ends an fir',fs 5ne sn2h id
school district. and j. also Ea5lc 10 be
sued f0r the debts a1d lianii: &c + such
Gi<tr,.t
&rc s IN The c*see contemplated in
thr preceding section. the county super.
jn'snd,nt shall decide as between the
district townships containing any par: cs
= . territory Of such cd school d,>trc*,
what rGrt each listri"t township shapre-
ce;vH, and what nmo-nt coch shall pay.
of the amount duc ~ 90 dr. from Tie
district township n."ot,ynrl il sad seq
tiNn, as equity ard Justice Shall deter
min": r"""j,6 the dis'rir. board, msv
dr'"Tn'ino hy then join: Agreement Il 0
entire sUhjcc, Of this Sect;on.
n J KUSCH,
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LIFE IN T.Il: I1NfSEN.

An E"Yl>h lady, Miss Kos, RS, sister
to the BRUSH Consul at Damascus,
gives >".ne Interesting accounts Ut life III
the Eastern ilarems. Here is somthing
about
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,

CORNER OF Ash Il Iowa SITS. DAVENPORT. Iowa.
DAVIS Il SONS, PRopRlrToRs.
1SREE OMNIBUSE> to and from the CARS
II Office for stages leaving for lie Claire
PrincetoP. Lyons, De Witt. Maqnoketa and Ana
mosa. Fare, One Dollar per day. tn46)
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NlcSWEEN Il BASS,

4 TrORNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
N LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &c.
TIrroN. : Iowa
Orrrcx- Post.Office Building opposite the
Court House.
n DIM-ssrs Mes. x b. will pay t"e strIctest
attention to every branch of their profession
REFERENCES: Grant 4 smith, Cook Drury,
y1avi.nn < True Lane 4 skinner, and Hon
Judge Dillon, Davenport. ls:2"I
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToN Iowa.
NNviI.!. promptly attend 10 all business in.
w trls,ed to his care. Particular at''hi on
psidt collections. lnill
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BY AUTHORITY
Law Passed II. the Sessions Of ..c Ecnid
Hf Education held in Decemb r, 1861.


DfS MulNEs, Iowa. Dec. -, Iorl\
7, T"""ty S"p.riat"ndcnH&:
send yen herewith. in 'hce. rorm,
two c.'pj"S OF the laws passed h. The
Board "f Eiuc0ion Il; is present session,
one copy Of which Yen w,d deliver to the
clerk o. IN" Board O! Supervisors The
present publication is only designed for
general informa'ion, and has 70 reference
to the taking effect Of the various acts
published. vii! publish and distribute
them in pamphlet form with as little de-
lay as possible
To prevcn, miSaprrclens.on I wish 20
call attention 70 Section l., "f "An Act
dcfrio~ the duties aud regulating the
wpen,a.on of County Sup"rjntrnd-
cnts,' providing that the compensation
shall commence on the FIRST day Of .Ianu-
AIRY, 1862. whereas it does rot commence
until the first day Of April, 1862 When
the section in question was drafted, it
was supposed that the law could be made
to take effect at the time FIRST named; but
upon more minute examination, it was
asrer,ancd that ii could not be done in
consequence Of the provisions of Section
:. Of the FIRST clause Of Article TX, Of the
Constitution, which require all rules and
regulations made by the Board to be pub
lishcd and distributed to the seversl
counties. townships and school districts,
before they take effect.
The duties aud compensation of all
School officers will, therefore, be regulated
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m-Wm Lloyd Garrison, in his late
Cooper Institute speech, made palpnbic
hit as follows, exp!aining WHY the Liber
ofor has changed its motto:
adopted the language of the prophet
Isaiah in regard to the Constitution, and
pronounced it t. be covenant with
death and an agreement with he'll. Was
| not justified as a Christian man? Well
but the y Y. .Jurani Of commerce says
there seems to have come great change
Il no longer place this motto at the
head Of my paper Truly IA very great
change has taken place. Benedict in the
play says: 'When | said | would die a
bachelor, | did no, think would live to
get married." And when | said |
would not sustain the Constitution,
because it was ga covenant with death.
and an agreement with HE'LL | hnd no
iieu that deoth and h"N mouM seceRe
GProlonged applause and laughter.
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In the case Of Crawford vs.. Robin
son. contcsting the Governorsh p OK
Kansas, the Supreme Court refused to.
grant the mandamus applied for by tho
contestant. Under this decision Robin.
son, the present incumbent. holds oves
ccr yea..
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An ACT

NV az
For the publication in certain newspa.
pers Of the laws passed by the Board
of Education at the present session.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted hy the Board
Of Educotion Of the State Of Iowa, Tha:
it shall be the duty Of the Secretary of
the Board of Education Immediately up.
on the adjournment Of the present ses.
sion thereof, to cause all the laws passed d
by the Board a: the present session to be
published in one number Of the weekly
State Register, and Dcs Moincs Times,
newspapers published at the capital, and
also in the Iowa School journal and
Iowa Instructor.
SEC. , 1t shall be the duty Of said
Secretary to send one number Of each Of
said newspapers, containing said laws. to
the County Superintendent of each Co.
in this State.
SEC. 3 The County Superintendent.
upon receiving said newspapers shall
cause the laws Of the Board Of Education
to be published in one number of two
newspapers published in the county. if
there be that number, if not then he
shall have the same published in one Of
such newspapers, if there be any.
SEC /. The Board of County Super
visors shall audit and allow to the person
or persons, for the publication OF said
laws, thirty FIVE cents for one thousand
ems: Prooided, that publishers of the
Rccist,r and Times shall not rc,eivo anv
greater compensation than the publishers
Of the other newspapers publishing said
laws.
SEC. s. This act to take effect and be
in force from and after the passage.
December 10th, 1861.
y. j. RUSCU,
President Of Board Of Education.
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~ r. MAHONY 4 BRO,
In L A | |. % X s

I nooI below Myers Hardware Store. Al
:, ,.I nIIn.russtcd to our care will he attended
pIunpty made in the latest tashi ns. and war
oEaale. Give us a call .""'scs ress'
Upton, March IL, 1850 ,,.~
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given that ALtX ROBERTSON has
i re-opened his
MEAT M ARK EFT
at the old stand. North of the court house. in
Upton, where he intends to supply he hest
meat in Cedar county. at reasonable rates FOR
CASH. as he buys beeves on the same terms.
Upton, Sept. 5th, lS6l-3m
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ss5 Two bankrupt bulls are before Con.
yress: one known as the "Philadelphia
law" is framed ia behalf of debtors, the
other is from New York, which rclin-
ouishes few Of the ri ghts of creditors,
ard enables them at any time to force a
debtor into bankruptcy.
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GILT MOlI1.nvNf.S

EOR Picture Framing: A large variety O,
I patterns, At the one-price Furniture Rooms
sf s. q. 4 r. STEIN, Mnscatine. Iowa.
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AFTER TIE SNnHs Last week, Mr.
Dysart, Of Benton county, introduces /
into the Senate oint Resolution asking
Congress, in view If EugIand'S quarrel
some disposition, to pass a law prohibit
in. the President. Cabincnt. all high
officers Of State. aud army and municipal
authorities Of cities, from .r;ti"y aud IDOL
ling any scion Of British royalty who
may hereafter visit our shores II was
referred 20 the committee on Federal Re
la,ivns .IuScntine ,Journnl
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D. J. 0CE.
. b. rrRNrK.
TURNER l. CUE.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Col
~ LEcrING AGENTS TIrroN. Iowa. once
ever the store Of J. &. SCnMvCKEK co.
Upton. July ~, 1861.