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of . judicial character, for mere temporary adj
vantage. However successfully "self-respec,
and legal attainment" in the senate and the
house OF representatives may be coerced into sub
mission to such actions, the moral sentiment OF
the people will always revolt. The house OF
interruptions majority, elected q member who
had been fairly and legally elected by q small
majority, and the result was that few months
later he was reelected by several thousands over
his competition. These violations of Justice,
this bending of law and constitution to suit the
exigencies of party, invariably meet their retri-
button. 1t party cannot retain power and
place by adhering to law and justice, let it lay
down the authority; it is no longer useful.
In his admirable speech on the Georgia case,
senator Schurz thus pointed out how tempora.
y advantage may end in permanent defeat3
He said:
ask you, are We indeed reduced to that
pitisble extremity OF declaring that we can pro-
tect the citizens of the United States in their
rights only by violation of the constitution
and the laws, instead of their enforcement
Heaven forbid that we should condescend to
make 40 degrading, so fatal an acknow ledgement!
Let republican senators advocating that course
OF policy we'll pause and consider. They speak
of party interest"
"Sir, the conscience of the American people
willingly accepted many stretch of power as
long as the life of the nation was in danger. But
let no man deceive himself. The conscience of
the American people has by no means become
insensibe to wanton disregard Of the laws.
You mean to preserve, by this act, party ascend.
ency in one single state of this Union. Why,
senators, If you have read the history Of this
country with profit you will have learned that
it is by just such acts that party ascendency is
lost in the nation. Such acts are rarely Der.
formed with impunity, and when you come at
last to strike the balance, having jeopardNed
your ascendency in the nation for local sue.
cess, ask you what will be your profit in pro-
portion to your loss ?"
Let senator's and representatives ponder upon
these words 80 OPPORTUNITY spoken, and let them
weigh the value of mere temporary partisan
advantage when it may involve the loss of the
and respect of an indignant people,
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AiScelldup.
For the Free Trader.
DORA CLAIRE.

Dost remember our irst meeting,
Lovely Dora Cllire!
How dared TO love snd lell You
All about il there?
Inthe beauteous month ofroses,
Smiling leafy June,
Meath the twinkling evening sky lamps,
And the bright new moon?
Then you bresthed me soft, sweet love vows,
Promised DER again
That We, hand in hand should travel
Ger LIES stormy plain.
Time, who proves all things has shown me
Constant love Is rare.
And the maid loved so fondly
Proved me false as tsir.
But the years are passing swiftly,
Little heed now
That my heart was well nigh broken
With that perlured VOW.
Years are passing. and their ending
Brings US quick relief.
How they're filed, how little momen.
Ifwith Joy or grief.
In that great longed for hereafter.
We again shall rove.
Where ambition pours no Lethe
Ger buried love. FIDEs.
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nISSOLUI'ION or COPARTNERsHIP-Ths
~ heretofore existing between zenas Han
nrn or Han Murphy Ia this day April 1s dissolved BY
mutual consent The business will be carried
Az claims against the late arm Of Hall Murphy vim be
ing themselves Indebted 10 the will nnd their accounts
inside out ready for settlement Please call amt SETTLE The
company matters must be squared up without delay.
Apru saw H. MURPHY.
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seal ESTATE s. Insurance.

FOR S,ALE-ArA BAKGAlN. Tor cash. or on ttme-
suitable for orchard, vineyard and gardening Win choic
irueearing tree raspbe vine. espes currs1ts &c. 70
Feb. Is. NJ K WHITTfRSRY
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EsTELLE.

THE following article was set up for last
week, and alluded to in an editorial in our
last issue, but was unavoidably, at the last
moment, crowded out. 1t has lost nothing in
force and interest, however. by the delav.l
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MAGlLL WAREHOUSE TO LET.
~ The Mag Warehouse Property, 1T the crossing Of Main
street and the siecut In Ottawa l. TO rent for
years. Apply TO BECkWITH HIATT,
u AT HOSsHck'S old Stand,
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LNOR SALE.-TAs sibscrib offers ~ sale on re.soi
st- terms the following lands and toxin lots, sitnn,,d
in La Sale cs'inty, TO Wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-WH sWN Of Els MEX -. :. T. s., r.. }.
81 Acres-h o. Of Canal ElS NEA SEQ. II, T. 80 R3
so Acr-s-WE sW1+ Sec. 81. T. SRA
100 Acres-NWA SCI. q T. 81 Rs.
TOWN LOTS
Lots 5. q, Block 3, States Addition to O,tsss
UndH lot II, Black 4, States Addition tn ottawa
Lots IL a. TO- in Block o. Sts..s Addition to
Ottawa.
Lots p, TO- II, H. -, e. =: Block - States Addition
20 Ottawa.
Lot 6, Block 81, States Addition TO Ottawa
Lot 13, Block 3d. Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. residue
on time to snit purchasers For further particulars apply To
Albert =. DIV, Canal Once, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May 49, 1S6S.-tf r. H. G0ODEIL
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And only living who points out disease without the
patient saying word asking question VIII continue to
practice at his rooms at the PA IL IA III OUSE, Ota
Ills, commencing Friday, December Eth, 1868. and
main until June ,th $50 Consultations free ohicc hours
from O'Clock A. N. to SIP, g-.I.. .aIts rtti-l'
Having for many years given his whole time TO the treat
and Investigation OF chronic Diseases especially
the Liver Lungs and Blood having
bly, known IN every state and Ierltoy IN the Union as the
most skul and successful physician In the of chronic
diseases, being formerly Professor OF Macia Medical Thcru
peutcs Pharmacy, Medical Botany and diseases of Women
and children In Central Medical College, also, In the New
York College Of Health and ne Central CITY Hospital &c.
porance and has added largely TO his skin and experience
Remember that Dr. La F0naine II the only physician In the
world that has made liver lung and blood diseases specially
Tor whole HE time and the only who has discovered
full andue theory OF the origin and certain such
plants. Dr. La fonane has now perfected New Specinc
Remedies that do fall to speedily and permanently
Ottawa, December II. 1862 Am %
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22
Referees Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i. been appointed Referees to make
partition of the following Real Estate,
lying in Marion County and State Of
Iowa, having reported that it cannot
be divided, and said Report having
been confirmed by the Circuit Court
of Marion County and State of Iowa,
at the September Term, 1870, there
of, we, the undersigned, in pursu-
anee to an order of said Circuit Court,
made at the Term aforesaid, will offer
for sale, at Public Cutlery, on the prem
Uses, four miles south of Pleasantvillc,
Marion County, Iowa, on
FRIDAY, THE 23D DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. ID. 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. M.
and o'clock Z. M. of said day, COM
mencing at IL o'clock "A. NJ, of said
day, the following described Land,
lying in said County of Marion, State
of llee~~4af; tO-wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
east quarter; the southeast quarser of
the northwest quarter, and the north
half of the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter; and the north half
Of the south half Of the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, all in
Section No. Five (5) in Township No.
Seventy-five (75) north Of Range No.
Twenty-one GU west; alro Lot No.
One q in Section No. Ei.ht (S) Town
ship No. Seventy-seven GU north of
Range No. Twenty-one (2l) wcst; also
the north quarter of the north half of
the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter Of Section No. Twenty
eight (2s) Township No. Seventy-six
(7G) north of Range No. Twenty lone
(2l) west; containing in all one hun-
dred and sixty-six (l66) acres, more
or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half cash i'm hand; balance in
one year from date of sale, with inter-
est mt 10 per cent. per annum; deferred
payment to be secured by mortgage on
the land. Jos! IDDINGs,
GEO. w. PREwE1T,
b. +. IDDINGs,
Referees.
Nov. %, 1870. (2s)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

OvTR-THE-RIvER.--We gather the
following items from the Pella Blade.
The meeting In Pclla on the evening
OF the 14th inst, in aid of the proposed
Muscatine Western Railroad, was
largely attended, and addressed by
Messrs. Stein, Washburn and Hill of
the Muscatine Western Co., and Mr..
Chamberlain Of another II. r.. Co.
Petitions are already in circulation
asking for III election in Lake Prairie
Tip. on the question OF n per cent.
Tax In aid Of the enterprise.
The Garden square case is finally
decided, to the effect that Mrs. Schol,e
cannot sell out the Square forbuildlng
lots.
Mr.. III. i. Cro!! OF Pella had his
right arm broken by an accidental fall
4 few days ago. The same arm was
badly wounded during his army
service.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

H "BLAcK LISTS. THE Marshall
Times lately published q "Black List
of non-paying subscribers; and now
the Abba Union, the Charlton Demo
crat, and other papers, are threatening
to dc likewise. This seems an extreme
measure, defensibie only In extreme
cases; but the truth is that the tight
times are shutting down like d wise OH
country newspapesswhieh still adhere
to the credit system Of subscriptions.
The newspapers Of Isws are, y a gen.
eral rule, larger than their patronage
really justities-a factiwhieh reflects
high credit on their publishers, but
which, If added to the lcreditBystem
Of subscriptions, can have but one
logical consequence Nsagreeable as
it may be in some individual instan-
ces, we are now, after something over
six-months trial, more than ever con-
WINGED that the Advance Pay system
of subscriptions is every way the
best and safest and cheapest, not only
to publishers but to their patrons; and
our purpose Of invariably adhering to
it remains not only unchanged but
strengthened.
We have still several hundred dol
lars out on old subscriptions, due pre-
vious to our adoption of the Advance
Pay system; and of course We need
the money. 1t was our purpose to
have an Agent out this Fall and Win
ter, making collections on these old
accounts; but on account Of the tight
ness of the times we have refrained.
We shall not publish any 'Black
List" nor resort to any other extreme
measures, until all reasonable time
and patience have been exhausted;
but if this paper should meet the eyes
Of any of our old friends who still owe
us on old subscriptions, We will be
glad If they will accept the gentle re-
minder in good spirit, and make ar
rangements to square up the old
accounts as soon as they conveniently
can, and, if they feel like it, renew
their subscriptions, for either three
months, six menths or year, on the
present Advance Pay planb,. n9s
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MASONIC Oriental Lodge

MASONIC FEsTIvAL.-Oriental Lodge
No. 81, A. F. 4 A. NJ. Knoxville,
Iowa, will have q Festival on the 9th
inst. All Master AIasons are requested
to meet at the Masonic Hall 1t Lao r.
n. The Installation of the Chapter
officers will take place at tho M Z.
Church OF 2 o'clock, and will be fol-
lowed by . Masonic Address by Rev.
G. p. Nash, of Newton. The INSTALL
alton Ceremony and Address will be
of interest to all, whether connected
with or favorable to the interests OF
Masonry or not.
Supper will be served at P. NJ. at
the fremont House, and all who have
dollar will be permitted to enjoy a
splendid feast. A cordial invitation
Is extended TO the Craft in particular
and the public in general.
by order Of the Lodge,
i. G. PARSONS, Scc'y.
Knoxville, Dec. IL, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

SCHOOL MATTERS. From the An
nual Report Of Rev. Mr. Yetter as
Sup't Of Schools for this County, to
the State Sup't, for the last School
year, we extract the following items
of interest: 0is
Number Of School Districts in the
County, 127. ana iaBu S.
Number of persons between ages of
s and q years, males $3.50, females
47Sl. - ~ IN ~
Number of pupils enrolled, 6s2O, h
Total average attendance, 400l. mo.
Number of Teachers, males 100,
females 81. ,a
Number of Schoolhouses, brick II,
frame 81, log 8; total l07. -
Value of Schoolhouses, SsSl75.
Value of Apparatus, $ssl.15. I'VE
think there must be some error in
this. Don't knew Where the r. Appa-
ratus" can be 10 that amount, in the
generally accepted meaning Of the
term.
Amount paid Teachers during the
year, $25sSs.9O.
Amount paid for building School
houses and for grounds, SS5G2.3G.,
Amount paid for rent Of School
houses, $4,000. sf,
Amount paid for repairing and
furnishing Schoolhouses, $lls3.63.
Amount paid for fuel, $739.l6.
Number of applicants for Teachers
Certificates examined, males 1T,
females ia.
Number receiving Certificates OF
First Grade, males SO, females -.
Totalilumber of Certificates granted,
males l02, females 0S.
Number of applicants rejected,
males %, females % .&s
The Report is very incomplete, and
therefore in some respects incorrect,
because full returns had not heen
received from all the Districts. Several
of the totals above giveMase tharefors
too small; but the Superintendent
could only make it outsfromrfWhat
returns he had, aud weAan only give
il rs he made IL. ot it4hpou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22
OTLEy, Iowa, !
Doc 10 1870

dec. ~, 1871.
ED. yoTEg:-We send you the fol-
lowing items from the flourishing
town of Ouey. Hogs are coming in
rapidly. Last week there were le
cars shipped from this peint.g The
Otley House is doing a thriving bust
ness. The morning train Astops for
breakfast, and for few minutes one
can see the benefit of a r. r. Mr..
Bell Of the Otley House is full of bust
ness from morning till night, and
knows just how to make man feel at
home. His doors are always open to
the weary, hungry traveller.
Mr.. Burris and the ellison Bros. are
putting the finishing touches on the
Dutch Reform Church. They are
proving themselves masters of their
occupation, and deserve credit for the
manner they are doing their work.
The house will be dedicated with con-
siderable ceremony on New Years
Day. The Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Lansing,
of Pella, is live man, and throws his
whole soul into the work of building
up his Church.
The new M. +. Church is in -four
ishing condition. They have been
enjoying Revival. Quite number
of souls were converted.
Mr.. CarrutIiers, builder of ouF new
Churches, has finished his work here
to the satisfaction Of all concerned,
and has left us, though he and the
gentlemanly workmen he employs
are always welcome to our midst.
- More anon. DROG.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22
SEE CARD of DR.. Wright, in it.
appropriate place on the first page.


Hoo CHOLERA is still doing dam
age In this County, rs in other parts
of the West. It seems strange that
with all the ''sure cures" aud "infalli-
bic preventivesn that have been an
nounced, the disease seems to keep
right on, unchecked. 1t would pay
the Farmers i'm this County well to
club together and employ some really
skillful Physician or Scientist to come
out here and give the subject thor
ough investigation, to find the cause
and nature of the disease and scientiii.
eally search for u remedy. Most II
not all Of the different nostrums that
have SO far been offered as cures have
the appearance Of coming from the
meerest guess ll ERIK md entire ignor.
ance Of the real facts; and some oil
them are certainly the most abomina.
bic messes of good OF
poisonous stuff that could be thought
of. Who will investigate the disease
properly
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

WHEELING.-On last Saturday and
Sabbath, in place of the Presiding
Elder, Rev. S. Haines, who was sick,
we held a Quarterly Meeting at Wheel
ing, Marion County, and had the
pleasure of making the acquaintance
of many of the good citizensof Marion
County, among which we may men
ton Rev. Rigby and lady, Captain
Scoles, Mr.. Gose and family, and hosts
of others. Marion is fine County,
and is rejoicing in prospect of a rail-
road Work is being done on it at the
present time-In6lianoIu Journal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22


CENTRAL Iowa DISTRICT AGRICUI.-
TURAL AssOCIATIoN.-The Directors
of this Association will meet at the
rooms of the Commercial College,
Rollins Block, Des Moines, at 7
o'clock Thursday evening, January
18th, for the purpose Of cl9sing up the
business of the Association for the
year 1870 by the old Boarl, in pursu-
ance Of the provisions of the constitu-
ton. The new board for the year
1871 will organize and proceed to the
election of President, Vice-President,
Secretary and Chief Marshal, andsuch
other business as they may elect. A
full attendance Of the Boards desired.
The following names are the mem
bers elect for the year 1871: ~ n
Marion: Larllins Wright, y. James,
Knoxville.
Papers of the District pleaie copy.
ALEX SHAw, Sec'y.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

THE WESTERN PoMoLoGIsT, month
~, published by Mark Miller, Dcs
Moines, Iowa, at Fl 50 per year. This
IL the Horticultural Magazine so high
~ endorsed by Capt. Mathews of
Knoxville, and by other prominent
fruit growers. Vol. 2, for 1871, Is
enlargedt to 80 pages. Every subscriber
may receive free two packages OF
valuable garden-seeds, by sending
3-ccnt stamp for postage. Subscrip-
tons for the Pomoiogist received at
the Votcr Office, by special arrange.
nient.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

Nh. FRANKLIN, the unfortunate
soldier who lost all bis limbs by freez-
ing while in the service away up
north, gave us call last Thursday.
lie maintains himself and his family
~ selling his photographs; and we
trust no one who has his full compile
Inent of limbs yet left him will grudge
the small contribution of % cts. for
the picture to this helpless cripple.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

CHRISTMAS next Sunday. May IL
be a happy day to young and old!
And for the sake Of making it so for
the little ones, just step into Brobsts
Store, on the east side Of the Square,
and buy them some present-a fine
Book, or some toy-fromsthe big AS
sor tment lately received there. You
will have fine large Stock TO select
from, and the prices are down to suit
the times.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

THE WEATHER most OF the time SO
far has been 30 mild and favorable
that we hardly know how to do justice
toit. 1t has been like the sweet smile
of satisfaction which steals over the
face Of the good housewife when her
kind husband brings home quantity
OF those excellent Groceries which
Rockafellow sells so cheap at his A |
Store on the east side Of the Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

Down is common lsoun, third per-
son, neuter gender spoken of, plural
number sisnifying composed Of many,
in the present tense, indicative mood,
commanding, eNhorting, entreating or
permitting everybody to go to Jenkins
& Wilson's Dry Goods Store and Boot
q Shoe Emporium, southeast corner
Of Square, and sec how they have
marked Down the prices on every
thing the people want.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

A. X. & d. M. II. R.--The Grinnell
Herald says: "Ihis road Is a sure
thing. Hon. j. b. Grinnell has the
contract to build 1t. and large force
is now at work grading north from
Alba. We are assured that clever,
miles Of It will be completed in few
days. when the ears will be run to
that point. where there is one of the
thickest veins of the best coal in Iowa.
This coal can very easily he brought
20 Grinnell aud will be If the price ol
coal IL not put as low as can be afford
ed by other parties.n
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

PAID.-The young Davis, who was
confined in our Calaboose for larceny,
mentioned last week, was released OH
Monday, bis father having come down
and paid him out. The young man
made many promises of reform, which
we hope he may carry out.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

PERsoEAL.-Mr. II. Eldredge, one
OF our old citizens, is lying very dan
gefously i'll at his residence in town.
His son George was tc!egraphed for on
Friday. and arrived OH Saturday night,
from Chicago.
Miss Fannie Barker, of this place,
who has been In Arkansas for the last
two years, arrived here on Friday,
heing called home by the illness OF
her father.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

WINTER has just begun here in ear
most, with freezes that show that old
King Frost il as strong and his grip AZ
gorous az ever. But nobody eall rea-
sonably complain of the Autumn we
have had this year, anyhow.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

RETuRNEp. MIR. Jackson informs
us Tint AIR. Thomas Overton, who
moved from this Up. to California
sotnetime in September last, returned
here with his family last Friday,
having seen enough OF California and
determined now to remain here. We
Welcome him back again, and hope
hia experience may benefit others.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

DEAF AND DUMB.-Benj. Talbot,
ESD, Superintendent Of the Iowa
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, at
Council Bluffs, in writing to acknowl-
edge receipt of the Voter remarks that
there are now So pupils at the Institu-
ton "and more coming"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

CHICKEN CHoLERA.--Wele learn that
this disease has been doing considera-
bic destruction among the poultry in
this region. A farmer sends to the
Iowa City Relubticon the following
sure cure for it, viz: Two tablespoon
falls of saleratus in gallon of sweet or
sour milk, fed to the chickens.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

i OAK RTDGEs-A note from "Pri-
sste Member" of the Church at Oak
Ridge was received just after our last
weeks paper had gone to press. II
mentions that Of tie 20 accessions to
the Church during the recent revival
there, three-fourths Of the number
we're conversions.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

The Blale of Tuesday goeslts whole
length for the proposed Tax of 6 per
cent. for the Muscatine Western, with
'phax phiggers'' in abundance.
Wheat in Peila ranges from 10 to 95
cts, oats % to %, corn 20 tp 25, pota-
toes 90 to IS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22
Knoxville, Dec. 10, 1870.

AN OLD PUZZLE.-.'U Ga 0 but 0
thee; then 0 no 0 but ah! 0 me! Let
not my Ego; give back 90 / love
thee SOL" All persons solving the
above riddle will be entitled, il living
within 20 miles of Knoxville, to buy
their Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots &
Shoes, &c, at remarkably low figures
at Coats Store, north side Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

MARRIED ON THE RAIL.-Our
worthy friend Esq. Honnold few
days ago married couple on the cars
while in motion near Obey. We sug-
gest thatsome couple next get married
on top of Il house, or down in a well,
or in some other absurd faslion.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

THE STATE REGIsTER.-We have
hitherto had the warmest words Of
praise for the Register; and this week
permit the Prospectus thereof to speak
for itself-which see.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

SOLD OUT.-Those lots in Walters
& Roach's Addition to Knoxville, ad-
vertised for sale last week, were out of
market almost as soon as in. The
proprietors sold out almost immedi-
ately all but what they wish to
reserve.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-22

PRESERVATION Thursday last we
had call from j.. Pickett. Esq, Of
Bonaparte, late Postmasterat thatplace,
who proposes to locate In this County,
being attracted hither byour Railroad
prospects aud other advantages. We
bid him welcome -and more also.