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INEVIT SERIES.
R. STLTOatlft, HDMUND IMA* HARBISON,
Iota SapitalSlcporler
rintLISHEB WIRKLT BY
SYLTBSTKB, HARBIBQX ft HO.
BOLL AS AND FIFTY CENT# FU
ANNUM, IN ADVANCI.
JOB, PRINTING
OrUCB UAVINU BKBN fltO
tfc«proarletor are
prepared to execute
•t**d dUaatrX «1l kln.li of
ASO fUjtOY JOB PRINTING,
acca a*
c^wnr Bum of
IT AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN ORANOIIY
k PaMIc, Iowa City, Iowa. Will attend to
aaMRMted la hit care in the Uulted Sttate#
t, and the Supreme and Diatrict Court* of
»wa. He will also give Strict attention as
UMB purchase andLaale of real estate, the
c«a. renting of piVkty, perfecting titles,
icanon uf land wamnU, the cullcctiun of
prepared himself with a full and complete
It, accompanied with correct plata, of all the
C», State and county records of Johnson
/a, carcfully crm|'Hr.:il and ecrrecteil, by
'itjle to give at a glance, tlie true title to each
I piece of land iu Johnson county, without
and uncertain process of "fumMing musty
..• days, and at last buying a pin in a poke."
no lead Hum titles now ia thU
•IOwiterxrf real estate should look wMl to their
«•. ciuployiiijs him to do their conveyancing
..JtMriMMired nothing for the examination of title.—
9Ace. on eorncr of Wnnhtaifton anl tMinton utreeU.
RRVKR TO—Ifoa U. VOIMDI, lion. J. P. CarLetofi, Hon.
Iioniaa M. Uon. Johu CUrk, iowi City.
w. rimr.
OLABU,
Attorn&j at Law and Land Agent,
foiett I 'Uf, IoHtih,
IJIHOTICF^lii tte t\ States Btetrlet T.mrt, and tatfce
iM Bupreiuc and District Coarts of the State, and makes
JWIectimn ill the eoaaties of Johnson, Muscatine, Wash
Sgtan, l.inn, Cedar, Louisa and lowa.
1MB :g in Culberson Reno's Uanlring ltease, up stairs.
s^jitsc. II, ISM.—lyr.
**jit tu
11t
risru. T,.W:
XH0MP80BT,
ITTOUSRT
w
LAW, NOTAKV RT ITI.IO, I,AVT ACT., I
Olty Aiiotlonoor.
L. I'L.VTT will air. lid tu sales l» Auction of
ll'ifse*, ^rfttle and all in and
t'at
1m found at the Auction
Merest UKcorner eX ^'.Vatou.
.*nTOont: may
J\m
rt'aslungton street,
J. L. PLATT.
rS J. A. MORSE,
^HTSiriAN AND SCIHSKON, IIAVINti I'KIWANTNT
located in lowa City, attend to all calls and duties of
St profession, at all h-urs i i city or county. Having
kad esperietnH!, Diseases of Ui Kyc und Har will rvccive
•Orlicular attention.
TtsrvsKKM us— Profe-isors Wtlkinl V.irker nnd Cliarlos
A. I.ee. New V.irk Citv i'r"f. Kiimk it Hamilton, Buffalo
f. Y. Prof. Chsrlf s It. Coveutrr, t'tica, N. Y.
Ofller ,|nors West of the Post Oilico nt present. SiRht
Mils aiade at bis resi lence sa College street, first kouso
ea*t af Anilsew's store.
THa-ch t, l«Uf.
PARK IIOUSJJ,
$ 3. Cutter,
er of ibaque and Jefferson, Sis.
IOWA 01TY, IOWA.
TM. II. WHITE M.
AN AXW rtL'RtSKOV. OKFICK ON CLINTON
-jtira ia kcrry
lull's ucur building residence one
tot Ui«court bouse. Win attemtto tn eaii*
f, Aafust 18,1S52.
IRS. LAKE MOUSE
fassociated themselves binetlier in the practice
nijUclue and surgery, will attend promptly to all
I daties of the professioit, at all hours in tlie eity
Having an ajctonsive practice they lioje by
ia and strict attofetton to business to retain
of the oaaumnitri OBee ou U'asUingtao
s frota OHsrtua, wkere a good supply
*2S^MMtUtk.l.p.
bskiiw.^,
isw**
LAW, TIPTOS
IARLES A, ROBBINS,
jf.*AKK.R, INOK.WKIt, ANU JKWKLI.BR,
jr, at the sign or the nig wateh, earner ot Utta
College streets.
Ityt Hay, INII.
EAGLE HOUSE,
D* CF.DAR CO. IOWA. J. C. IJKTTS, PltOPUl
his house has been newly lilted up and is no«r
propi ietor. lie is ileteruiined to Keep it in
aner and on terms tliat will receive a seotitt
kblic patronage.
•teker iiltli, 1 vVi.
IRON SfOIlB.
IOWA CITY.
So tnada arraummenti with the manufacturers
for the sale of thi- celebrated Iroa, we have OB
^•and and slialt le itfter supplied aitk Uw largeft
lad most compete stock oj
IRON ANI) STLEL
^that can k« found in the country, which we will goarao
tee to sell as low ia cao be purchased at the river. Tie
quality of the Iron is well known to be superior to any
other, aud blacksmitha using it will Had it a gr.'at saviug
over aay otlwr kind. BAJIXAI.
IRON.
8WCKD8,
Norwegian and 31i«o Iron, on hand andfor
|d«. (May 6.) F. HANXAY.
lRO ANU STEEL.
Sllish
0K8TANTI.Y receiving 'arge supplies of all sises of
Bar, Rouud and Square Iron. Also FISUKII Steal,
and AMericao Uiiater, Uerioau Cast »teel. AUo
Iron aslw Hufgy and
Boat Springl, W111'' atr*
May Vm.
HTTHINO a customer wants can be had at GOWIRS
a little cheaper thSB at anyother store. Try
1 wiA eotil tlw best eoo4a are i^old. Comi«"WTO.
0iu*ri9,lS6r ftOWKRi) XF.W jTOKK.
Mi ^M't
LAC8 at
•ale at
R. II. SYLVESTER
AttorAy at
Law, Coarey&near, bid Agaat ill
Votary Public
Reporter Qfh*, Comer of Clinton and Jf/rrton Stt
Whitoomb
ATTOUStr
AND COUNSELLOR it Uv,. M»nt«
P«we»hktc rouutjf, low®. Otto* alhifl re»ik'rf
July 8T, 1^4*
the Court House.
August IB, Is64.
atrsa oLaax.
5n CLARK &
ATTORXKVrf AND COt:"CHWMIW AT LAW, WILL
«loWAOitfIked.tbreal19SH.BROTHER.
arttoe IM cvitftM *fl*wa CHr, and adjoin
g^ouiittei.
A«ffw»tlT,
Oity. ». t. «,Marengo
TKMPLIN & IIUFF.
ATTOINKTSt AND OtlUNCKLLOUB AT I.AW, WILL
Mtactiee in the several courts
of the SUteof Iowa. Wiey
Will give povtitaMar attention t« tlic colleetl« »f defcts.—
w.ll act astttnd Agents, and pie irtiruUr aMentioa to
•II hastiinM la tlw line of their profession iu the coaatUja
V «f Iowa, PoWMhlek, Ueutoa, Tama and Hardlo.
AtrUJ2,U»4.
tftfif-1 c. nrinrarsn*. *o«o»« ***o
CULUE^TSON & RENO,
WILL ALLOW A I.UlRlt VL ISTKRBOT" OX THIttTT.
tniiiilttty diy*4eio*its: buy, sell, and locate Land
Warrants Mtda*t«u( to ail Uisinrsa ^orUtolnf toa
general
I«wa eity JJMM a, l»M-y.
fiDWAUD GONNIiLLY,
I Y
V".M
"V
riv
JU^AUiltlN' t-XL' I1A.N
HB, WTLL
T,VHI irraiitn ^t»f cnih i»r ON time, to noil pitrchn
!'ii)» *it«i WiK ir«»r««iA*«the w.»rr®nts go*4 In ©rwy f*»
-4 OAre opporftt twid tflct.
4e#a city, Awgusi II,
A. V. LARIMER,
ITT0R5EV COITKSKLIjOR AT LAW,
a" Council Bluff*, latum.
ItVill attend te luvestuituts of moify, lacatfng
land and
literal land agenoy.
(Karca to Jahm Uuauaa, T- II. DvK^qa, t*. OLAH A
DAGUERREOTYPES^.
JAMES tffcBTSOCK,
Pfortliathe
ROF^OR of t}lv lHirn. i n :tn Art, re peetftift3r In
I'ahtic thut now )i'e|i:irc«l to furnfoh
URVESSES OF £V££Y SIZK
Binf?l« or in Groups, in a most faithful uud superior stylo
Feelingeonrtilent this n^portuniiy of securing portrait#
.ind reiaeiuhrancc^ »f th.-e we love ond enti-em, nhoulU
notbeomitud—ll*rocrustiH»t4on is tlie thief of time."
"Secure tkt ShtuUw ere tkt Substaitoefmde."
He fWYlte# the Citifens of Iow» City vicinity to glv*»
hint tnll, be takes all rise*, in ca»e». gold |»hi» aud
lockets, and r«iMlily Miits the state of the poekifilgi,
ROOUM at l?» Oliuton St., over Frost's Store.
Iowa City, Oct. 2Mb, 1s54.
MARTHTL MORRIS,
LA^ND AOENT.IOWA CITY, IOWA.
[Offie* «t the State Home.]
Hlllangresidence
hi the west—familiarity with th#-^
Public Lands and his tree access to the /Vat* in tlif
Land It nice at this city, enables IIIIH to discharge the da
ties «f a jrcncral Land Agcut at very reasonable rate*.—
TKfiJtS—For locating Laud Warrents, or eiiterinc
iands^fkclusiec oftswvcfjiiWttitt iu a«ir Land OOkS
in this State, via:
i no acres v.. lift,
00
8« a«re« «.««.
acres. 5,U0
Particular pains will he taken t" make ^ood ^t-U-ctiona^.
and certificate* f^rwur»led hy return mail. Taxes j»'«kT
ta aay irt •f(ie State— iad other ba»in«M •ntnwWd t*
kim ttiil Uttttt with prompt attention.
If. L. U0HJU8.
Iowa City,
Iowa, Dec. i7,1
"house AND LOT FOR «ALR
s
OOIOWA,|
c,,'
-wick a ono
r.
,'l.,ich
»",• renlinc fii^a^04^ Ve'lr llie t»rn- ami Hetsil
e«-»'...tiy situated. Term*« cash, litle i
•ihle
°f door
Hit linrv Liberal .idv-ance-mido OH C—
Also—so aores of land In Towa County, within one
mile of Marciijfo— fee $:iOe. Also, 80 acres In Tiinia
county, Timber lund, neitf Jtoeic creek—price •l-M',
Tlie lan In Iowa couuty will be shown to those wishing
to purchit :e t- t.'ha-. Morrison, that in Tauu county by
George Morrison. Al l'ly to
11. L. MORRIS,.
lo a Olty, Oct.
Land Agent,
GEORGE L. NIOKOLLS,
G1
KNKItAL 11KAL KPTATE U1SOKEH, Dnvcnport, lowa
Oft} -.- eorn «»f M.tin and Jv cond StroetM.
II. KI Mini' UN, K*«i an exikerienced Auelitmeer, con
u*cted with the Uilice. Also an m-conipli^hed Knginuvr.
.tfurviy«, an s ihdivii»n-of land «-\i-cutvd proiopfly.
Ue has a large annmnt of lamh, Improved fettn» and
town lots,in the various countUs of thw stale for sale on
commission.
REFERENCES.
h. A. Denoist and Co. bankers 8t Louis.
JIHles and Ca.*r, Coiiuu. Merchants, do
S:wtt, I'reS. Noi th'n Bank, Ky, LexlnglOBa
IMiillip f*wiger t, Ksy., Frankfurt Ky.
George Davenport, Knq., larvnp«rttemh
^ciltTs and Co., rittriburg
J. K Ili^, f^pringOvid, 11L
Deceuiher i-ith
W. a IRWIN, JR.,
SU&VKT0B AHD REAL SSIATE A0EIT,
MohUmuwh^ PowGthwJt taunty, /otca4
TfTTI.L j»roi.iptly attend to all business iu his ttae. Ex
ecute »tii'tteyH, ti ilniiri.-ion» vind plats ot laud, etc.
Several Uiouiiaial aexes ciioicelaud for sale OU coiu-
CITY HOTEL,
WULIAM r. TOXFSNRS, PROPRIETOR,
Curaer q/Main ami fourth Streets,
WSVSIIG, IOWA.
rt^BtS Hotel Is sitiiateoin a central part of the City,
I, and dlraaUjf^kHie
Street leading to Uie Steawboat
WoWSW
coavsm of WiixaiY.^o' iowAlvsinrs
Near the Steamboat Landing,
Masculine, low*.
GEXEiM i,»TA(iK uma
Mnogagf takrn tv A from HUii tubuulu, frtt
Augusts, 1804.
FliTY WEBSTEB 3 QUARTO tTXABBISOEO
DICTI0SABY,
PRICE REDUCED TO $5,50.
Jn»t Received and fur Mule by
B. 31. BCETTXE, MVSCATINE, luWA.
LAND AGENCY.
THE
ainfersigiit'tl, having purchased tin* interest of U,
W Uriswold Es»j., in Hi- law linn vf liampton A,
(irUwold, Land Agent.i, will attend to all unCuifshed l»«i
m-M placed in their hands, he will continue the taiidnces
of Lnml Ag *nt. Will seLeet mad ioeate or enter Land oo
"eadonable ?r»u»i.
towa city, May ott 1S54. OKORGE HAMPTON.
N.LEVERING,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
SOT
AST PUBLIC
For the Location, I'ur
ruling uf
Sf,?
PF
*1^ 11 i 8
V
TUB BTOKTRADE IN ioWA.
R. M.
newrn a vn a «DXTrro i •wWrn cilic* ami at the lowt canh |»ri"f«, Mint he is
U»t»AXj LiAA U AliKft 1 8* I to d^fy nil comm-tilton, nn*i c^a ta bovkMScri
Aiul uurohaiiU at CliiCHfO a»d ti.
ILL attead to hmlwem in the several t'oart« of tMi
StataandtD the U. 8. Dint. Court, Thfy will K1«O
fcfr file purchniK ainl t)«U «f Lands, cunt nwy be found
I Ttmtn,
rxauilna- (1I?8 of McmWev'x Kclectic Boadnr.
Hh Ail .MMIIM- Mil flanilill l*»rkerV and Uenm
Whla
Vatalabea, Ac
Patent Kraalv* 8o«|iKen
tnra eeap abh neiNireit nuiigo.
240 South Water Street,
Cuicaou, 111,
a^tt. «tk, 18M.—1 yr. .J
1
H. K. TAYLOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC MONTEZUMA, POWE
SH1EK COUNTY, IOWA.
WILLattend
to the pnyiuent of ta*
conveyance
ansfer and
upstair* in
White, Dote UIHI L'i*«d«UV4lo|M.
Ab*o a large stock of gold jm n*, fitu- pocket ctitlery,
portemonnaies, porket, hill *IM| Mank hftoka, Ibditts1 N-ti
eules, card ca#c«,
furui-la'd walletH, j»ortfollo«, matheui»
tical In^trunuMit^, PMert music, chr^Kmea, wVitln^doaka,
Ac,,A*. All the itliove stock he will s«H
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at the very lowest raten,
BOOKSELLERS AND MER
CHANTS,
and nil others wfcn wish to huy liookiand ttallanoriwwlll
d* Well to oaH-aiHleAawUic his stock, the l*Alt(itT AND
IIR8T 8KLKCTBD IN 'IOWA, before |mrcliasl»f «N«
wbrre.
All orders filled with prvmptuess, and at tlw l0T6»t
rate.-.
Cash paid for rags.
R. 3
.m kt-iV4
W. WSOrlWiKTW. «««. a. WCLLt
WADS
WORT II & WJELLS,
JlfoimJfM'iw*?* ifi it¥tU r* in
HOOTS, SH0BS AND RUBBERS^
K0.143 South Watar Strart,
v W a A U K U a n u 4
Zr}UUJ\ ILLlXVJti.
B.^ieecssom
to linel & Wells.
A.WKIUC.IS KOUMt:,
Olraer of Jaffaraon and Capital 'tmta,
NORTH SIDE OF OAPlT&b SQUARE,
loir a City, foma.
T. J. CAITirOff, FfiOPELETOB.
superior, THK D«M-IM.U Ovrs, MAVKI^WHU,
UW*K», DLACK WMCMIOH, TIOU^:N LIAUR,
Mng, Ac., A«\, with all of the latent linprovriiifnta. A gen*
k t», in l.n' iC,#v .*•'tg fcttn. crM vnrirty ot the best pattern* nl eh-v-au.d oyeii «zil
I opposite t)m
./"'i,,, isit^nl I promiaiu stoves of superior finish. A full aj-ortment of
\*'tt 7 Tin, C»pp'r, Jnpancd and sheet Iron ware at Wlioksalc
A"
.kin'.'" short nAlloe jn.1 war-
granted. Kevf»iving spout cistern pumf* an hnproTud
article of chain puuips, toad pipe, AC..-AC, fi
June 21 ISM.
LINSKICn
AND GENERAL AGENT
..-e and !«a!e of Laud*.
s ic.,4c.
t'OU.YTY, IOWA.
TOLEDO. TAMA
irkksss, t'rbaroia lltinoin Kx (lovernor IIkmi*rkat),
Itubuqne Iowa Hen. (i. W. MCCI.CASV SrcreUiy of
State, and lion. M. L. MOHKIS, Treasurer of suite, lowa
Ct' v lowa J. ('sow, Ksq., Vinton BeuUHt Co. low Judge
VKI'IMII.VI and Dr P. L. BAI.DT, Toledo TaaS Oo. lowa,
J. icos. O'kaloosa lowa.
January 10th i?&).
it assortent, for
GOWEK'S.
CJOLE audi Dpi«r %aS*r
O August 9.
•r.^M^Fti* u.t
iib^|pr*4ipWfc
BEVOTED TO POLITICS, SCIENCE, AR
Buxiorrr,
•blishcr. Bookseller and Statioier,
XiueatiAe, Iowa.
OVI.Deall the attention of tt|0 Trade, aaA cooatry
merchant* generally, to stork of
8chool
Boots,Blank Work,
Writing Papers, Stationary, Wall
XUc«llaaeou« Books,
JXJLOIOE ft OBI8WOU, All of which tin* been bought In such large fliwntUk's,
AfTOJIS'KY# AXD tVXXXKLLOliSJT LAWAA'D I dtftct from Ihe puhli^htrs mik
W.£RX»WOU
I
nmnurMctnreri In U»e
LMUU
prtocs«
Ann'"- hi* «tu*k non* in btere or tfhii*pcd lie him fNtfti
WK4 la lowa
ed Rro dictionary
er, hill ami note |»n|»elr
d«
do
4281 roams cap,
flat cap and folio
wrapping and I issue
•»v
994 window do
I 4111 qnire*, medium,demy a»f c*pleUgvrsJo*n»U *nd
recorilx.
6181 1-2 hound ledgers, day hooks and rycoriU*
S |«21 «T0»* hooks atli tttek UMtfsoraAMW
7-l'i steel pcoti.
i vots law hooks.
1&S6 iuedleallo
81415 st^tndard aud rnNfellaneont do.
1TW» Note Doiiii'lmlii-g MiMnis, F«almlstiM, New
X.oii
.P*.u
Carolina Siicra, lli'lleltyah, Harp of the tkiutil,
*rt Mt Uxleon, Ac., Ac.
42$l c«*|»i«6 instrut-Uott h(,Mtkd for ttiv pfano, organ, oukl*
dt-on, violin, ti'C«irder»«, gaftar, At*
tt^ITRNETT, HaMCttae. Iowa.
MMM X- SKvnkt.
sKvnkt. ai:rp»M
STOVES ABO TANRAM.
SEYDEL & BT
WL:
fci:VDKLI, A III.X117.
AT Tn* sit or MORSMAN'S
E W U S O E
NEW FIRM.
IT. J. Horsman & M. B. Coohrait,
HAVI!fO
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL.
A large and well selected slock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, oils, dye stulfs, yla-swarci. Wiadow
t,'lnsB, putty, turpentine, varnishea.catnpiitne.
burning fluid, brunhea. laocy soaps, petlume "?l
ulVv 'oi»f'lr'i
k'i-'"'d»ltulj!'
Lard and Fi»h oils for sale by
lowacity, Juae i, INM. MOUSMA.N A C'OOMRAM.
WllJune
ITK and comiuuu Olnc for sale by
7th, MilltSMAV A COCURAM.
MINKItAI,
Paint^i{r sale by
June 7th, M'tltSMAK A COCIIRAV.
^JOl'AI. Crystaraud Japan Varnish for sale by
June 7th, MOILSMAN & CUOiMAN.
1 UMlOKKVh lastant nure of fain for sale bar
ty, June 7, l5^i, MOU^M AN A COCURAJf
G'\
At llie siffn of Gowrrs New Slore
0 W E & O
od? ever,
they most re^eetfafty
I A RR noW opctiiiig a splendid *t»ck of goodf every way
I J\. suited to the i radc,
invite the attention of'pu
Tlie extensive and favorable Hen'*»'nt:inro of Mr. ,T. M.
(lower in this comtounlty »upt-r!ed th.- juji-essiiy oT any
I extraorrtinary display in an ndveriiaemeiu. We there
fore merely •*ay that wu inltiol i- do a right nic»», pretty
buslnes»-~proTided always that we can get the custoat
I ers.
Our stock and location are very desirable—otirclefks
I are very competent, acc«m»o'5wtii,, uid agreeable nn-u—
and we will «ur»«4f try hard to^ive entiie catixfaciion to 1
all who fas or u« with thvir business Bnd putronage.
In exchange for our goode we wlH receive all kinds of
Rrouce, Hi-*f Hide*, Furs and Poltries, Beeswax* Cill
ASl ACi'KO\IO SHOKI CHtUJT.
October
l.r»:}.
JAIIOK and very desirable stock of DootSHnd Shoes
BEFKBENCE8. I A. on hand and for sate ut Oowra's N«w HTORS A*O
Hon. JONS MOOR and A. LLSCOLS, Springfield Illinois I Lsan OCKH k, very cheap for CTUMH, country product or mafketj averai^tn
MCWII.LIAMS A SWSRR Itloouiington Illinois Jndpe K short approved crcdit,
October It) ISM.
C"M
SSH
r. ma.-
I ROCKltlP.S—a general and2onpheteassortmenI, iwh
a. sugars, coffee, moltasses.sail, tea, tobacco, -pices
of all kinds, |epper, sateratus, rlee, King-r, dried apples
and pcache* cothoi batting? chain, tarpef chain, brown
sheeting-, -liirtinit., drilling, ooiaburgs, a.,d ail kinds of
doaieslic 0vt4en s ss4lii* §om!» K» ia store* and for
sale cheap st.
Ostober 1», 18«|. OOWK&'S KKW BTOU.
'WK taiim....
EPORTER.
EDITOR.
1AY
MAY
23, 1855.
3Kiei.»Lij~—
lmhtllM«Uliii mtwfal Stata Cim
The Ml
IHO COIDM
Which WB
IHIOUK
and Uennian'*
do.
and Algebra*.
do.
do
1$
-f(r
tuftpt .h«ir ,«*Sdh»a"* aa a
orable an^jb|icl«t* platform of bMhwrii»
agrmunt.
j|Tbc conLiii^a 9i reaottilioa* con»tato4'iil^
IICKHTH S\|i *aaif the Da*e»port flazrtte, Kt
of tht Qt*n*r,
Clf.mcn*
TAFT
1
wjjh
arc receiving fr«mt the be*t ninnuf ictwrera tf Ft.
ui*, Albany, li»r:ig'-, and Cincinnati a large and
lf«,»ss"r»ment r.r Cooking- aud Heating •ves,
WeH Sel
aiaoiig whiub ma
The Golden Era
which
f*rdurnhiliM^'(iMtI|y
„f Oni^h,
?SV*U *,
,H N
thu Journvl^
MCofACMMI
of TL)u /p««/M/ar aa'ti
Obieroer.
ReKnrt d,
eori)Dui) n
tn\Mo and vi
it y and
rreaa, mttrt
a rami id aun
iltl*
f^prohafe Ihe fonrse too
[•ett'spaper cdi'ors, of pt-rxonal
elation, as deroifalory to the
Itwfctce ait.I wall Uin« of tltc
itwtcail l^erwif wa recommend
•passionate diaenssion of pritt-
triples, of nil ,f conrfnet and of qualification*.
Jtcao/mf,
la: alia'l therefore devote ail
the inipuliHM heart an the iliciatsu of
our jini|fn«« ia Ute riilti»a'ion of that i-nfiro
cordiality w1 A a^ntt'd pervade a profi'skion
ahoRe instn aMalitica are lltotiffhl and wlioae
ayinpalhii'*, intrreata are KO clearly inter
W«VIT with ta'ayatior. of lite whole peoplf.
Rft*lvi, tat the svatcm of ui-wapuper
and advmii f%(|tenciea whifh lina jrr«iwn tip
in th« Atlan «ltiaa, may lie made a kenutit tn
Weatera p« ra, proviilotl pre-par mania a*»
matte, or wt tall hcreaftefr publiih none af
1 their artrerti) trni.
I Remivtd, luKpcirtirtll^ rocomtnend to
newapapur lU^araand job printer* of thia
8tat« t« e«ta9Ph,M far (koaaiMa, uniform
afpnl#i| and job |win(tt.«, and
wmtld farther reeoiiimend
aui prtLtcra in the aame
atnfn|f thcnisolvc* upon
tnd btnd lhema«lTeat aa
ratea for
with thin
that the pubtj
town or diati
the w*1e
honorabkt a
itftnlrrd, T!
lialier* in
to tinder bid
eatltic aAri
waibtain a ||uad
raiattcua.
aixai
WajUer* to it in all eaaaa
it-wakottld rrcotTtmcnd to
•«»*rt» or district in
i otKjpr for the purpose of ae
frtrlfcnd job printInjr btit to
a#J friundty lutouit
Rrolnrd, That aa Jhon aa conTPhient, We
will cotiiluctlMkr ^akteaa ttpon thf twill prin
cipla—-at MMHatiwI. ndTptti*am*wia and
••it w»di to ho |MIM ^%tririlv In alvan«e, ex
cept whara we ln««i u|taal t'calin^ wtth luM
ne«* men.
JBNMbfi, T1.irt, flie Pwma of In#n fnbH«ti no
pNmpootaa, adwertiaHUaat of an* Jwrtodica' or
Ijctvapapcqr, Wtkiia a fair a^uikalunt bo paid for
tnc ptmii.
Remlttd, sXhat In IsHnrtnc lo adranee ti.e
prosperity f^j|irit«teH*f»rthoriiitr Iter Rail,
road Interred «+ls|*t(xtari»« «xMntI.
«f flues and throughout 11)0 State of a rule to charge for
si........ fachtt'/^ration'ir a 1 v rti^emenl*.
Mr Spicer. t• i ti effett'd the foMowiil*
I'.I.ACK
hi-
7 •trtiflv-uar
Iowa city, April 26,1854.
Jeveryreceived
tTST a large lot of Window ftlass nearly of
aisti and for sale li|T UOtU.MA.V A UOUitltA M.
lowa city, June 7th KjI.
BKUS1IRA
gysge eooveyed to and from Boats
attached to the Hoaae.
of aB
varieties forsalukjr
Jun.IUi MOUiMAX A COCURAH.
Bl'Iti."
I Ntr Fib id (.spirit gas) and Fluid latops fsr salotiy
Juac 7th, .M0U.SMAN A COCHKAN.
Ucsofnrrf, Thiil 'liis convention recommctnf
to the I'rcsa of l.uva, tr» charge for advi rlisin|r
no* less 'than die !o!|owim rates, fur pnperK
with n subscription ti«t of five kati I
red or less
paper 21x35, to-*it
I »q ,(12 line* brevier orlaaaj. 1 Inacrliot.
|1 00
each addiii .UBI itamleh per »q., 50
3 month*. ,4 HO
1 '...jti, .w*V«!£.
ilIyear,
formed a copartnerfiliip, are re
ceiving and opening, nt
,......... ...iit. I
®ot. yapp.*.-
«*•'.......1
lH no
30 00
50 90
"fi fftWW"
Tint following resolvtioM were then offered
and adopted:
ttrsohrd. T!ial we will, so far aa possible,
avoid tbo employment of |H.ffons who have
,cr i
reSu,Rr
»i»l'«"'liceabiPa to the bu-
Tlinl.
ally krnt iti Drug htorrs. All of whicu afb .• 1 1 v -a i
ollered It the li.w^t cash prices. !,,,rs «"l'l»J«d by any ,jr.utw. to he
PhvsiciattK prescri pi
ions carefully and cor-!
recommead tfcat no ap
4 8,18
V". 'VJ.
»i'-. a -ih 4211 i .i A'r llnrroon. of u»e Whihmio Iiit«lliff^iKrr,
re^tly putup and allorders tilled w.tl.proiupt,
l(|(
,r'|i
.n o/Tnrc
All medicines put up by IIB warranted pure "''opted
anl free from adulteration. .**
Pure Wines and Liquors kept constantly on p^Vi'V
bnnd f-*r "*"die'n»l, invclt-.inicatiktid••t*rain-ii u,,„i
tal purposes only.
tie by
f.lSit ^lOlkiilAN a COCUUAN.
lirillTK Lead dry and In oil for
JV Iowa olty.
I*,*!):-
lh( W owing
Untduliotia. which
tine .louriml, it was v" iT'Til^^'lS
H' Vital th^1 various Editors throttgfts.
out the State bo MHjiiestrtl to publish the pr«'
oeedings of jrlitsConvention io their paper*.
our govefniu nt matters
ting to something ovr $11,000
fef||j"'*fiijBi
LTERATURE AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. r*» v^« w#I #At.«
4 u-d* «ndf K «u»
MAY 3, 1855,
BT SSSST «. mHRUor,
Ik If. jtfJ!
W wlnn of an autumn midnight
moaning round my door— i
i i a e w n o
the carpet* lift on the floor.
Acre sre sounds like startled
Ik
UK
distant chamber now,
A ad tM" touching of siry Anger,
1* basy oil hand anil brow.
jferk
Ik thai si Ike
aadhtgh—
taoantaln fUrwt
gale g»«» by.
Jgt
Then Its voice sabsldes Its walling.
*nd ere the dawning of day,
'^NTmuriiig fsluler and fainter,
111 tlia distance dies away.
•4h
«0H».
4|a» radteictl benfdo a stream^
lit fan of summer
dny j.
Md, half awnke and half a-dreflto,
waiclinl the ripples play -:.r
Aie marketl the waters fall and Ittaf4|
The d«-«peii(tig shadows throng,
Tha
en u» by Ihe Railroad eomtrsf inns and do that ing"at l'a^k vf'lo ou the 5th lust.
[Winch is fot rn luitjnaaA interest Ui dn—make I
tl^ijjgo^ujyyi
fair buimeaa trana
Hetofwrd, ThalVre reafyiMMMid that tha Pre«a
of the State hereafter insert no editorial notice*
inJemled to inisJkr the pnrpoae of ad varti.inif,
inclttdtas notices of intignslnen, for less than
ten eer.ta per life.
Retolvrd. Thu'we recommend the adrptlon
A NEW ToNTiry.—JameR W Parkar, lha
T*re»ident of the Orand Cottncil a*. New \irk,
has I'sued a proclamation II AH^'HAINtl
f| ihe Know Nothing'" Iroin their nnib of do- i
cfecy If aty resjiecialda tnsn will dany thia
ttatement. wa will prove it.—Abingdon Detn-
Gov Grimes, of lowa,—now oo a vluft to
biv native town In New Hampshire, ~bBa k-
cidei1 that Nhe law of lb« le^thlstur! retiiosrinx
*4«n j!!! i the slate capital to I'ort lies Moines is null,
|„.ca,IIMHJ it was not published in tho new.-pa-
"lyaar...^..
2 aq.3 mootlis..... i pera as required by the constitution. So yon
...................... „,,wllpapers are a very ^important jpart of
^...................
1
and that mtttn fhr dtcountennncod by all nt
spertsble journals of lha Hlate.
Which on motion w adopted.
Ibe institutions of Iowa. The capital niusl
i reoiaio, where it ia atlowa City, fur several
years—Dofton I'ost.
77tr «-/c of "Sam "—A writer In the Wash
ington ITnion says "Sam" is 41 ye?r« »f ace,
and was born in Hartford Conn.— Huston l)uo
From present s|p".arances 11
at If ird "vi'l alao
be the place of his tfcaflt—and lliat too at an
early day Uirtford Timet.
'Teddv, my boy, just gite-s liotr fnatiy
cheese there are in thlabtg.aud la.tk I'll givo
you the whole five.'
'Five,' said Teddy.
'Arrah. my so jrl, bad lltlk" Wtft* thlt
told yo.' v -.
a. l_ n:.t..t ..I T..m.ln*ii T.sl snnna
Muscatine Kequirer, tlio follow mir resolution! ''Mr. Jones, don't you think inniriage ia I
was adopted 'means of grace?' 't'enatiily anyibinff it*
ttnohed, That Mr. Afr.d Sanders, K.litor «4iieans of grace that hreaks up pride an4lea4«
of the Ilavenport OsKette, lie invited to rfeliv-Tlsi repentanoo.' Scot* 'doses with atswfooui
er an ai!dre«a to I lie fraternity at tlieir uext handle.
aoitual uieet ug U V itmuOou-fln f»«j|wiekilni»i1llf«»
Ot iiiotmn of II. W ilson, «f the Musca- J.
a
w
—Josi.ili l'olk lording a 4li300 cU'fit ship
ihe oiliceuf the Second Auditor of Ihe Tteaa-
urjr, S Vork Atbe of the Sixth Auditor's
Tbe new -bridge over tbo Pasaaicriver, V.
Jersey,ru'io atteraoti^ fell oo lite 2d instant.
during the i.pplicntion of a twenty ton test,
severely injutiti^ aaauy jiersu-'iS on it tlie
lime.
A Hungarian, profmsiog lo be a mtphev
of Lutiis K"f jtb and beating a stcolig perw
ual resembU'ice to the great Magyar, was re
cent! killed by the falling of «artb in a coal
pH in Allcglitny Co. l*a.
1
dfPlPP^
ukenjiNi 0«P»HhM»
Very loag wo*iaa m/h»g yam.
''f_ why are Prtsbyteriana Ute moat muaiaal
denoiiiinatiou 1 lk-cau.se. when they wvet in
Ot Herat Assembly, the first siting they do i#
office, have (wen feiuoved on tliu groun I of I i„ appoint a "Couuuittee on Overtures."
their Know nothing prorli* ties^ fwved Vbeia |,Ktists arc devouring every green thing
right —We want no Arnolds lo participate io
t(,e
The Pennsylvania Ho-iae ol Representa
tives, says the Washington Co. Utvieie, has
passed a resol ttiorf in favor of removing lh« toes in poujhteiyhl^aux,
Capital of tliat Blaie. i Philadelphia. I P*na!l^ **3
Nits rod, cao you toll who the irat
nia n 1'
The Rock Island Republican no'e* the ar
rival iu that city of 210 head ot fat cattle, fed Adam Somebody. His father was'nt no
on llie Iowa ri' cr, )/mud for tbs New York body, and he never bad a mother, on account
i ibs weijfli1 and Rtnoutl
The cholera hae been raging wMk giant
severity on .he island ofCiylon, til the East
Indies, and numbers among it's victims the
Rev. Dr. DAMKI. Poon, a native of Massachu.
seats, and anxs«|Mpym ifcM SeW 1MB «lM
fear 1816.
region ol (Initio, Ceor^ta. Copious
rains fell about the 1st of May throughout
South Carolina, Alabama and (Jeorgia.
The following is a copy ef a bill posted on
I the waHa o'a vitlags down Ka*t—"A lecture
on total abstinence will be delivered Hi the
open a and a collection will be made at tho
|4oo!r to deft ay eapciisea.
RMIIWISOBNW it scsma to me I haee seen
1 your physiognomy somewhere before, but
,«niiBot imagine wbeie
'•Very liket: I haeebeen tfce keepe* ig%
prisou for upwarda of twenty years."
I A Western writer thinks that if tho prop
er way of *|el I ig tho is fAieyi, aud aluctr/W,
md bo IteuH, tlie proper way of spelling pota
Tito wew spelling lor
St M» ft!•• 1, it
n*'--*
tobr
Yet, thia (a tlw
lent* America^
And a^aia, I
n
SI'ADRRT
1
Attd heard, as darkened down lite eve,
That river's bahhllng *ing.
/j/ -M thus tt Ming, with tinkling tnnjm»
.. JR«at rippling, sbndowy river—
••Viuth's brightest day will fade away
PorvTer and forever -w.
fW twill^Vt past, the moon at IhK*'
llose broadijr o'er the nlfM, }f}
.fBadb rfpHe glvuins beneatb her feMfep
TV** wrought in »llver bright.
i,
s
,r heaving wulcri glide aloiig^V
ftut, mingling witli their v«iet»t
^*H»e nlgbtlngali* now punrn lilw ootfty,
And make* the shade* njulce. .»•
v And thus bo with tanvful twA|W,
bird beside the rlver^
^l,en^(ith i* *»"."" iotoi
forever un 1 (oreve
Bo
rate
Chicago May I
ptlbli
hold
F*trwwdMiary
def
aon
That rtd^H'ra and Ir^ilors hare tio H«bt
protection of the law, and that they ratify the
proceeding* at the 1'urkvillu riot.
That they »p|»ro*o of the re.oltilions in rc
i^aril to UstboilisU, ar.il add tln rvt i nil min
t«U-rs preaching prejudicial to Hlavury. That
they hate tin arjjumi nts niraiiint abolition pit
er«, but Mixsitiii river, Imtifirca and hemp
IK'IH-LI*
That they pled ire Ithemselves
ropO. That they pleili.t* lo In
Kat.saj and he'p to«
*pel tlkose corriiptiti) the
iv. slavaa, atd that they call a uritnd maa* *«eet
WnshMi^toti, May ft.
cily ^st nt'ifV', and was hont«reil with aaeren
aile by hta fr«»oda. He ad'lrussid them for
lulf an hour, and wa* sarcastic in the ejtlremo
on (he new pnitv. lie said that he firmly IHJ
lieved that lie should fret from front 15,(lOII lo
20,000 majority iu I ho olecttur. for tiovcrpor of
Virginia.
ft *ism^-mp^«PWi
11 "T 'iu'-'i' ,T
Ffow w»« Lynchburg (,V*-) Republican.
UMUZ VASTY UL K08T AFFUJATID WITH
rOEBIOX SATIOHI.
We do not propose j*titor into a discussion
«f this question, but merelv to cite a f«
{Mances of lit* present and past for§igiti*n of
I he oppouents uf Ut'tnocracy, for they change
heir nam* so often it Is Impotwible to tlefipf
ly by any priven same In 1840
*wf aatrikaUad the Coon
call* itaolf^jmrtMli
»,i i.Ki»n i,»w!a tM» party which raited I
plate in the Cabinet Thomaa Corwtu of 01,
|A'ho prayed od that ill
®omi' (toin ral
"inericans, nati
I Mll .OODY
1KAVKS." It it thekiHite RRUE* and the aame
I n- A' a o UNIL n CHUIPNIITN Tf S a n a A n n a
JA0«LI is at this time UI'LCNDINJ every outrage
_*»f W'tt Concha tipott OTIR TROVFRNMEIIT or
4
WHICH wo have bail any difficulty *H«TOV*R.—
In fuel, we kiinw of no ittainnei' in which the
"wlii# press httve ever lliott^itl otir ({^veraiiieot
|4-i«la wUetra di liculty arjev wiili Iwuitftt ti
tiorff And we must any in c(.ifichi*ion,tlmt stieli
hndttne^li
les« tba MomUur
of it, and give us additional reasoo td a'ltufre there
the gallantry of our al'ici
pbia.
of the scarci'y of women aud the preasore of ,,eir
the limes.'' ""I
Niw^PAPra* 1*OTCTB».—All the newspaper!
went of s yift concert. I
—George Thomson, the notorious English
abolitionist, who was mobbed io Boston soma
years ago, is now editor of the KifiBM
years ago, is now eaimr oi iue
Jy paper published in London.
,*•«
iifC
NN"
who iiivoVi'd the VETIKEITTICI^ of A1 fottr hundred
tnitflity OUTL ttpoti the American peopia for du-|''B'VJ I'ROUD—it
FENDING tin' lin-idct nml hmnea of'.ha Texan*|
rom a re anacttnent, in IM»,of e niaasacrc
»f I
Voreimiers an Shields and otliers whose voices
tiaro been beard in nttr 'latintial councila in
left nee of their adopted country and ils lights
tHd whose b'oeu has iK-en sln upon the Hcl^
w o
i)M AW1IH ADVA\CI.
VOL. 13.-
front tlx
wrosxa
Rome years «i
mc-into tHfc ,c
ibro' a drfary
ern county
the middle »f
KH subjeeta of
lachroent«
political con
of thn^r
of erapa{
not help assix-v
tjulirioii.
•oil that lite Mexicans iti glil wcl proce** And
Taylor atd hia lillJe band of A- pret-.«nljj
ative born and minuted, wiil^jb Mr- ^lnl't)»J
HANDS TO HO?riTAliLI^
W!«"
ia y«ur I
'Yi'«. litndt
ncconnt of the In
(lf|utv.) iinder Siofc
out, IAMI August was
I'li'clfd b^-.iih. But tliat ai
Miiiiatn.l liv (Ji lt writ. Ntt
attp|Misi, tliat the lirat of al
:]T
I
T»'tt« ciiir.I'TIS, however tineallwHur anu un
L)roToked. and at the same hum timing In
AM called the NAI'lVli AMERICAN parly.
WE could, if mveasary, JRO nn i.nd ahow. llial i 'H« TUITITHU
Ifor the Inst thirty jeara tltis pnrty, which nl. 'bejlttwyer TL nvn al town
Ibis liwe call* ilaelf the Amuriutui party, HUX F*l'ERAND put it in my handa, I
IRWEN TBO conkiMv.nt and U»KTR •I'o'ogit.t and aa T^T-OR you
tie end er of all I be foreign |(ov rnintnt* A'ilh
.V..e l',»e* /frewM.
EUROPEAN imtwiaKitcr
••it s
«... .UoMOARIrMlbNT Sf'IlillAsTOI'Ot.
''AMkSifliciill to form an i slitaalnof tha fpaf
|iriKroaa of tho aie/fp. A coiupariaou of the va
rious HCCttunl" prndttiu' the impression the
lire of the allied is mperior to^tlml «.f tltf
ItnsMans but the Uu»inu* ruturti tku tire
atMtdi'y. i. V
1 lie Ituhprndrnee fl'y, of frttssela baa re
eeived front Vienna a de-pittcb nlletied to In
Wi«i arriv«.t-'-!•' tins ttwii iLa Orimea, t»la'tIng iUnk shw allies have
suspended the IMitil
tdmi*4. li ia not «tated
on what day the lire ceasi-d. Iiut the Intteptinl
tare believes that ihe date o' tin* despatch i^»
posierior to that of the last olliciul intelligence
namely, to April th!d.
Tbo detailed reporla frmn tho Crimea *r»
fculislntttially as fo lot»: Kroni ilabreak of
Ilia 'jib up to I lie iiJortii'i^ of llie Mt'i I lie bom
Iiar.lmetit and cannotiftile had continued day
and night e*ch of the Ave hundred guiix tiring
onefcniulied nndlwcni loutnU daily. When
evening cune^ on tito life is not much reduced.
Although the Mamelon lower is silenced and
of tha ltoiitid Tower (!§II» oiamotinted,
'\Vlint sort of a writ waaliT'
ami aor
hook.
No'hin' lint tb^eoMronuaort, (capiat ra* I
Ef I ha«l only
know 'em now. lika
l^n^wed w -here an»:hiit
-tglt fiupplied tlie pface tf a'ol^l*.
«»••. olamomned, pallet iti jail. but. el she hrhartZ hrrutf we'll
yet the Kedsn and Garden bnTlt-riu* Miil keep only loke her dotvn tit my housa and let hor
up ft lif'ivy filft* Nu«ig»ofttu uninciliaw as «tnv toll Court, Thi»n *lie turmul inUicryin'
sault.
arid be^gin' tin to take her nigger woman an4
AXoTiifR TPimtr.t K stntTT pi^ruct. j,eep lo for tecnrity for tho debt wbosh waa
6iucd 11:1(1 .S:iiur»lay Horning 12:30 AM only something over a ht»u«lv«d dol'jtfa. anil
Apri" H.) 'be flgbt has boon ragini?, and I lite nlggnf was likely. Hot I looked io wjf
bav» returnoil ooce morn to my ilen, in despair paper and retid it oui lo her—'ru TAKB Till ait
aa to it*caus, 1 am now inclined to think it hv OK HANX.MI W I .Tttuooi
wus renewed, and was final'y tcpuls»d ttclo 'She said she'd go, vrd she and ber ola roaf
rioiis y, and with great lo«s lo the enemy. It horsu taddled up, and whi'o Htokaa aad ni«
appears that nt first. *(out 10 o'clock, drams was falkin" at.'f not itotlcin,' ahe mounted hi*
were heard bttrsliti* a charge or alarm and Marled off iu a lively etui ter, oa the Uutir*
all along the I'teiuh liuos si first: but Uia end o| the trinl. We mounted and gallop
whe'ln tliev were Itussian or Fiench drums ped after Iter, *ml she hadn't Rot, a bajl n2il#
no line can s'ay Th" cheer* were undoubtedly lief„rc we had Iter. Then she cried and beggtt*
Kus-iao. Sir John Campbell despatched Cap iigtim lm|twe (oil plow lint around her
tain lluin«, a dj de-evnp, to head ,ioon«r« t.. and held Ihe einl, iinrl after leltin betjfivit
learn ihe cau^o of I he. tiling but aa nothing
was knoun ihete respecting any attack lo lie
made by the French,it is almost certain that this
h«sy night his U rn tho Work of the Russians
There is now a Jprofo'ind silence—not n gun
can be heard, aud the horrid din (if idiot litid
fthill Mcri'aiiniig and whistling through the
air, the bursts of cannons find bombs, tint
cheers, and rolling voiVys, have a'l died a way
died out and left
got ,e directions to h( nigger,
don n to m"y homo My
inigUiy civil, and every d:iy
lier go up home and ba»k
So lime 'idled on toll alio
Court, and oi:c day Htok
in n powerful hurry,
•You've pl.iyi ihuii
•How?' say !.
•Why lakin*
Wrtit^g, imd hlte's
lUa'yer, that (ntj
utid'a got two i
i urn her lobs
twenty lliouson
'1 sfiun'l sc
'Mukes not
kufiiuer (cot?
•v«
aloud.
I root the
(Hitting aitli through otar
Tba ffoachjJtrew
foil#, ahen* from
itand Bniat hive
^nimy'iSnea. At
fc
1
Heneral Prince Oorlscbakofl" re pons ou the
22J April,from 8td»astoiol, thalon thrti. day
the. uui'tny had slackened their fire which had
been very violent during the preceding twelve
days. The loss of 'lie garrison had been much
less in the last 'ew days t.lian lit IM preceding.
I here Vaa uotliitig impyi Ufjl, trutu.a,c^. t-tkiK
parti ol tho Ct iniea.
General CASS has been invited to deliver
fore Iho to I
TUK LATKSI 1'*uy. 8turuiMi, and I li il
to bu
*Jiut you dii'
'No, I (tore il
bufote Cogn, CJ
ins -and sny» lie
client, Mis* Wesybrl
thnt citse, ef you was
I hardly waited for
tupi'd on my hot
the address before the Literary Sncl^'of tha JJj
MichiganUnivoraity.atthe coiningttoriiraums#. "I'd glveyoti a huodud
oeut
says I.'
Tin Know-nothing Stalo Cou'iicttsof Maaa- 'Hlw frowned mightily, and
achusetts New Ilinr.p .hire, hive both la- I the way sh. wanted to settle it,
acuuacivv •r.v* a
y»m tvw, h%4! I.
keu atroug snti slavery ground. 'Sim lro» nod worse that, before, and said
Dctio'l was fixed upoo at the place for that wasn't Ihe way she wauled to sett'e it'
it's next years' silting, by the National Med 'Directly something
icsl Association, lately convened in Philadel- ^Vsldcren' '"A'.r''
Manny A Cr. at Rodkford are turning out 'Says *liw,
lnlIlu
fac.orj
a
twenty five a day, and employ onis hundred
atu
in Detroit, have been iudicted for advertise-, Tie RcV. Charles Halsey, Rector o mighty nip,It neoen yur*!'
einpiirsd ti In: had been at la«t cumpelloS'
to separate 11oio her Uu mp'y poin'ed IM
the crape on h:« h«t and the same tfji-jfr
suite Aiifcerad about bia taoullt- Ha otlf
4«4— I judga aba gol a lHue
Christ's Church, New York, fell through
w t( a tew P(
|iiice now erecting, on the
2nd iostant, anddw44o half
(all waa siattrdSH.
hour- The
.i
i up 4ri*i,
'I took llio 11!,•• n11y t|iinif liiidie, anil I
C||Im
ill Hill (XvhjqL Sheriff himself, a||
ter Unit,} And nlrt '•^ntri* l»Mt|t%4«i to coiintMl!
Man'• Wt tead it uvt thrte of four titnaifc'
U ordered me to lake ttie biiiiy of ffiufcl
TYmimk. ef ro bu fonnd ia my eoanty, a*4
in •b» couuty 1
'Well, it wu« it hard looting ca«e, but t)l||'
was KitnpVy a lofln, atld Ili« writ might hai§K'
been setr.1 liv leavta a copy with ihe lady
1
Oh, i know that nii|thl well noip, but |f
iluin't Know il Ai«. Ib hides, al lltn bottoiht
of (be paper was writ 'A'I Bait,' atd I kao#
now thai lliem Words tns'an an hiil rrQUWtdI
but I thought ilienikttteaut I hut eLabr a a* to
Ollef lilts IRISi sncurity iu the S ute, I warti'i t»
take it. Audit was the con si deration, that
Stokes and i.itmpkfn bo(H p«*'r|"'"ivrk'»jf'Sly|..
o'd 'Si|"ir«i%1-nV fnr lo any, e1
^herilt', he'ii-tak* klM
home mitt lock livt up Is thy
himself noil his wife, every ti'b
Court came nhiniid.' **0^
'1'lint wou'd tve made it protly Hai%ii|kHM
•Ye#,' aatd j^ubbo 'but 1 knowod thai
wouldn't suit me, fur aty wife 'thai wi's theu)
was high lnfit ieredj und never eottld baar
s'rntij*«* people in 'he room. Hut. however, uf
i eutinsidlin,' I if IL tHokos to go with tuu and
I went up-lo tliu wtddi r, and told Iter tny bia
ties. She wit* tiitgh'v biiil scared at. firat but
when she got over ibat, sbo r'tird and pilohcti.
I should jist a jln out and gono home aud re
id, but Hto ,es ti tiled her sav ill,' we cottlil
right into IIM-
lain studied »'»J*
Wdl*
I eieiiid my throat.
I dtr, says 1, will i/o^ Itaetine!
the rate ol I 1 Jfi»« (-hat ra»cal JeDklna, tfly doKm U*
his s.liare, and the Widtl»i^ t»ok toe for %«n~4
1) lil kR)il
,l(,r
oMl. v
?,,,
f,fty J,j,i,ds. Mi/m/is.but.|'Sfpiire she had metndtrarrett, fjt
pri,ol)M f„r ni(?hya(§

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