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yERMIFUGES.
Wiiers Canadian,
switin's,
Jnyne's Tonic,
keri's,.
B. A, Failncstock's,
McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
WistNr,s BRlsam OF WildCherry
Hastings Naptiia, s5
Shcrmat's Bals;m,
BuehaH's Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
SchGncll's PuImonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BartholOmewia Expcctorant,
Halls Ralsap,
S%aym'B Syrup Of WlldCherf+y
Ayers. Cherry Pectoral,&
l,ayl0riS BalSam Lfverwort,
Jayne's ENpectorant,.
Winer's ElecanpRine, y
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GnrtIinerts I.iverwort,
StadIer's Cherry Exrectorant,
IsondGufs Indian do, "
DR.. Roses do,
SA.RsAPARILLAs.
Dr.. John Bulls,
I'd S.$P. Tpwnsend's,
Guptsfq
| Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, $780,.
Wyiicoop's,
Shakers,
Grneilenbers's
o3 BriStois
Guysott's yellow. Dock.
PLhSTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
/ Ewen's Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew,
\ Badeau's,
Knapp'S Indian
| Alcock's Porous,
/ Griilith's Adhesive
Holl6way's Arnici
5ETNlMENIS.
/, Mexican Mustang,
l,5 Farrcil's Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
81 Ht.fes's, ~ &
TpbiRg's Eenetla!
Howe's Nerve and Bone
Kclltngcr's, 4
Gardeners,
Bariine's Hors
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee.
~ jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, cite.
Osgood's Indian Chogogrie,
Rowand,s Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'S Tonic,
Speeds Febrifnge,
Vegetable Febriiuge.
lLO2ENGES.
Shertnan's Cough and Worl
Z Bryan'B Pulmonic Waters,
LocUtk'SPu!monic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Igovetps Wahpene or HairGlt
Barry's Tri"opherous,
Lyons katharisn,
Boyle'sl1yperion Fluid,
Phalon's Fair Inyigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
i.ondon's Oriental Hair. Toni
Hauel's Eau Lustrnle,
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbi
3Radway's Gireassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Holick's, %
.Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYE
Dalley'sMagicai PainExtrac
Professor Holloway'S Ointm
hlcSllister's A ll-Haaling,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryo
Pile, IA
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin'S
Louden's All-Healing, Russ
II OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, scarpR's
British, Harlhem. .
B1TTERS. 81
Moffat's Phoenix, Blake's A
/. matte,
s, Hihbard's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATI
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h TRfxPd Ia ALLER 81 BRSyTE1E1fs. 2f7 TGHouPI;
WR KERS, prepared 10 do all kinds Of wnf
e lire Of business such as putting mp TIC and Copper Gut,
pArs the city moderate PRICES with pEomptness and
dspach BY strict attention to all orders hope to merit
share Of the public patronage
We beg leave the following gentlemen MessFs,
Crozer Wing Jaaison McInoSh Cook hoyehouses Rps
ert Hughes w. Church, Thomas Murray, Isasc Thayer,
| CALLER Tufpin 4 Co, J. ". Jewell iazld&N sEH
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% AVIIS-BATEES-E5AT No,
I'D 26 ST. Charles street..
R0LLINsptc at his post The Verandah hre FOR
while stopped the operation of his well known establishment
Time physician has estoredto him better one,
where give all hours Hot Cold, YRpor Shower or
Mcdicaied BATHS. t il
His Is supplied With The best artists
Dysing aud Dressing reduced down TO SCIENCE he
feels assured with alacry and dispatch the
most fastidious. ,,,,r,,,,,,r
He has for sale assorted stock of fresh
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes anu foncs LOT
| the hair mat, i, 49,.
n ~ an " ~ JOSEPH ROTIINS.5
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ss..Ys TWO THOUSAND ACRES ys 55IliA q
iTrSS land in Eastern Texas knownas the and .
Cd situated in Jasper county Texas, within iiiss OF
lSev Port onsthe Wactes river. This land
change for dry goods and groceries ANY e
trade for it in This way cam by addressing ils
learn the and particulars, which will b ssiii
suit the parties offering References as to the ne
land and title made to Hon. George, w.
VIM. Eddy, and r. c. Doom, Esq, or any Of
this county SAM II, Go0flf
NJ l2t ~ fE 80 jasper county TexassSs
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

sS3t %Sl STATE: OF LOUISIANA, ~
d Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
BE that on tie 18Th January 1870 before
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
taa James II Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Company Orleans being duly sworn,
eordi tela depoge and the above accounts
lust and tranScptar from the books of the
said Company .95s$ ~ Bis9IIlt.R, i. fEesi1eI
AS II. W III55f.EFt. Secretary.
51s5S. CHAs Ill ADKaRD5 Second .Jlatce q
$ the Peace Of tbs PaTish of Orleans
The Board 81 Trustees aye SIX
Roldsr5 tfefs9 81
the 1Ttl Of FebrtarY
fie f,aaft 81 Trustees have declared Of ten
per cent Oh tie net premiums Of the for the
Tsf ending 81 1t December 1856 which certificates will We
issued on and after the 18th Of March next. 81 +:
Company continues toinsure against the peril Of the
seas rivers dange by fire. the current rates Of
premium, Office, No rs Camp street. -
f1 ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
JAgEs Fl. WuEEIER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January IL, 1885, s-r,-.,.I
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I EVIS9lsIkl'aES CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines, which they offer 70 supply
Druggists Dealers Froprietos lowest prices
General Depot Special Agency No l5l atp q Chartres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

TRUSTEES.
John r.. Shaw, s. H. Levy, 80 w. J.. Laner, INA
Geo. w, Vest a II. May Philip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd, John Il. Owen, t= .3DeVis8er
Etah PtaIe, John Hall, Robert Dyas
J. n Harrison, Rufus. Mc1lhenny w. H Avery, ss
Joseph HOY. j. G. Cocks, T. S. Isenonr,
r., q .urey $780, ]: a. Dnugherty, John ltodeRbrg,
S. o. Nelson Vim. A. Kent, E a. O. Keu1iett,
Alfred Aloulon, A. Dessomines e. X Converse,
W. G. Touplps, John G Goadrich j. Eager .5f
t. D. G. Wood S. b. Curry s5sS EVE jamie
fSIsEsCEGNT| MUTUAL INSURANCE, COM
" PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS; CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL fd4ACE-M AZ
RTNE, RIVER AND FIRE INSU The Company
have the following assets: h igs 5 ~
Invested in bonds and mortgages property worth
double the amount loaned
Loans on bank and other S265
bills recFabe being notes premiums. 140S7I 50
Invested in real estate SO 900,
Die for premiums in course Of 503SS
Serb from other companies estimated value 3O5 20
Cash on hand 94S 20
Total assets. $50 40
THOS. a. ADAMS, President.
GEO JONAS,- Vice Pfesilen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

GAZE RAG BRANDIES.--WE ARE SOLE
- Agents this city for this Celebrated Brandt and keep
constant supply hard Of various qualities and grades va
lS4s 1905 1907 tT9S 1855. on New York terms she
oie VIM. r. LEVERIcH & CO.. "A Old Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

rT1I4E BAGASSE FURNACE. -LErTERS Pa
tent for the States granted TO SAM Eli H. Gll
MAN No 81 Naehes street. New Orleans, under the date
of ecember4 furnace for burning Wood and Bag9sse
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA.
SON
lst entirely natural draugh and without the aid
of Blower. .... 49,, ~
"a It contains crate bars other irons i'll the Interior
3d. never requires stoppage Of the mill TO have its ashes
cleaned out. =. r-.,.,
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
il the furnace.
9Th 1t burns the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
run The mill engine battery and pumping engine
the only furnace that has taken of in Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes preenson to burn Bhgassa Alone anu
resemble other furnace in single feature It's
fo principles upon which works or In tho results
which produee neither does it approach the rights 1t any
other party Reports circulated the contrary
tricks Of ae known be false by those who make
them calculated only deceive the public and palm OF
that upon their merits No person VIII DC
allowed tosell make patent Furnace without lhhe
me- all persons having such authority will be tuy
gtarnlIteed In its undiRturbef use and possession
My Patent Furnace applicable to train OF Kettles as 70
steam boiers and pepared to contract 10 apply y 70 burn
ing Baasse boil juice in the common train Of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
whole subject In pimphel of with Draw
\ 80 go SAMUEL II. GILMAN, &
II ESySr, 81 hatcher street New Orleans.
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n RODRIGUlZ, II-- .InR
DOnTIGUTlX4 s. BOsVN, (sUcGEssoRs 70 r.
II DAQUfN &CO!,) BREAD AND CRACKER 5Ak ERSi
Sc New svee street New Orleans keep On hand
Bread Wine Bread French biscuits, Coffee House
Soda Crackers PIC Me- etc. etc. all BY machinery at
the lowest market 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

DOOR, SASH AND BhINDS
L FACTORY, corner of ST. Ghures and Clio streets, New
Orleans 't.--5.
GEORGE PURvES Architect and Builder IN
former business commenced the manufacture sashes
and Blinds of every description, the above
All his Office % Commercial Places the factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box o., will be promptly
tended to. - $40 as 6na !
HrpTTGsEE no TAX PAKER Ss-THEsG CITY Urea
IN SURER possession of all the City Tax Bills
Real Estate Tax payers requested to forward and
as G. ADAM. GIFFEN, Treasurer. e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

DRECESENRlDGE co A E.-THE SUISSE IBERs
are noY prepared toaler the abosa Coal to
stearlbeats hotass aaiss etc. in lots
to slit, $40 parton Of 0sl Ias y,
Orders the YARD between 1niia ana
ffosenh strees viii ATTENTION.
s. .r.,, 1rleaps NnvafSlar a IS55.5S nos If
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NVODDyyARD,S CABINET FuRNI-
al TURE WAREkooMs, No l7s Magazine street and z
Ef nate 10 order good and substantial mgnner. Office
u Furniture repaired Hotels, Ships Steamers
and Boarding supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice. ~
B-fayng taken large brick-honse Jnlia street,
near Mazne prepared quantity of goods for
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts 10 hire moving attended with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

March, 1856 .85S Proprietor
Bitis well known tist the yellow fever prevalent
evidently brought here by goods from
an injected sret Persons ut Well will be struck
Win is elevated ashe pine his1 ND viii
10 have The bedding pointed out by
ent physician Fs Bsnzele and burnt in presence Of
witnesses and their cefHHeass published A thorough
isitoFS aye daily Dc not
every e7eTtian DO nae 70 render invalid cont
Portable i. -, 3a5
INMAfs5 NJ t4lkAaiS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

f,Is. u. w. ALLEN, DENTAL SUR
GEON, has removed 70 No. i4o Canal stEset
s-SSszssszzss4Ssss dT5s51ya Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

1870 OCUTHST-DR GUSTINEts OFFICE FOR$
the Treatment 81 DISEASES Of The Ely + and M
PEREEgTIoNsO OF NIsIa ~ No le9 So CHARLES
,ree opposite Iafays tte Square, New OTleaass
20 XII Surgical Operations The EYE attended to- snch
SrSI u TsytSsf ia2S I'm
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Is. RANT(sr. Rs ND COMMISSION
1bara mi, lafa Ill I'll Minds of merchan
dise EiS ~ "a aplnl75n,&lyW
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ETs0LEnIAH s4sOoK THE PREHIEUM AIT
" liz New York Fait CORN and FIGURING
MILL. Those wishing such procure them by
w. p. COLEMAN Box &, No. 1856 New Orleans.
Mannfactory on Napol so venue city Jefferson. La
r. Ware Room and Hepnt No. Sc hatcher street, New
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4
" No. IL Lafayette street, 555i Il i4S
The susersfs have commenced in the
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they
sent public approval in competidon with tha BEST
soups established reputation Itcombines with frees
from he dsageeahle effects of ordinary soaps
will found upon trial. washing properties in per-
ecton and to contain ingredient IN sufficient
quantity indre the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
apanRgesof merchants and others. being able 70
supply themselves and customers with an equally ot
glance and The Subscribers respectfully solicit
milo ESsts a. HAVEN eS Sll.sA3
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11

suckle and woodbine creep around your por
tails. The myrtle, the rose and pink, bcauti
fy your yards, so that they may send you
their odors on the early breath of morning
and invite to your homes the bird, the bee.
and butterfly, so that you may learn of the
fitting of the butterfly, its gauzy wings are
trausitory things; of the bee, that the early
bee gets the honey, and that a sweet can be
extracted from every bitterj and that the
bird may cheer you in his first notes to meet
the sun in his coming, and their last in requiem
to the rosy tints of evening Our Society
has for its object plentiful home, crowned
with such scenes as these Under such inAu
ences, the nature that would not ieel joyous
would be as mean as Shakspears soul without
music, fit for treason stratagem and spoil II
is this that makes home the place about
which all the feelings of our nature cluster.
the place about which we would gladly live
and for which we would nobly dare to die, 70,
if there is an elysium on earth, it must be.
it is this, it is this.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11
AN OSSIFIED MAN.

In quiet little village on the Western
Reserve, in Ohio, says the Prescott Tran
script, there lives man who, physiological
ly considered, is certainly one of the wonders
of the world. His joints are completely o.
sifed, turned to bone, and he is not capable
of making the slightest movement, except
alternately opening and shutting two fingers
of his right hand. His body is as rigid as
iron, and it couldn't be bent without break
ing some of his bones. This singular pre-
cess of ossifcation has been going on iu his
system for more than twenty years. He Fis.
now about 46 years old and has not had the
use of his limbs SO that be could walk since
he was nineteen. Ossi6cation commenced
first in his ankle joints, gradually extending
itself through his system until he was entire
ly helpless since that time he has been
wholly under his mothers care and she
watches over him with an anxiety only Q
mother can feel. When about 26 years old
he became entirely blind from some unknown
cause, and has remained so ever since. At
about 80 he suffered greatly from the tooth
ache; and.fnally had them all extracted
A year or two afterwards his finger and toe.
nails came of, and were supplied By others
growing out from his fingers and toes at right
angles, and presenting the appearance Of
horns. What is still more singular in. re-
gard to his nails, if the end of the Nails cut
off it will bleed freely. Such is the condi-
ton of this remarkable man at the present
time. He has been visited by great num-
Der of scientific men from all paris Of the
world, but all have failed to give any plausi-
Bile reason of the cause of his. Transformation
from flesh to bone. Singular as it may ap-
pear, although his jaw bone is firmly set in
his head, he not only talks freely, but fluent
" converses with his friends and those who
visit him, on all ordinary topics Of the day,
and he shows himself well Informed, and Of
good mind. HeIis always cheerful, appears
contented and happy, and it seems probable
that be will live many years to come.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11
GBoilee 4oettgy.
From the N. Y. Knickerbocker.

MY WORK.
Ilaye,a work to do,
Awork may not shun;
One path must pursue
Until my life be done.
What others do need not ask;
Enough for me know my task.
,Tis no. to seek for wealth
coYet no mans store
thank my God for health
l ask for nothing more.
NV daily wants are soon supplied,
Or what do not need, denied.
Let others seek for fame,
The homage of an hour,
care not for q name,
For glory, or for power
;, The race leave to others free
Such transient bliss is not for ME.
Pleasure, that syren fair,
Haslost her power to harm;
Her joys are empty air
own no more their charm;
For other accents seem to say,
aStay not, but work while yet'tis day"
To wipe the trembling tear,
From the pale mourner's eye;
To soothe the anxious fear,
Or hush the rising sigh;
This is o bliss for which to live,
a JOY that wealth can never give.
To strive against the wrong,
~ Wbiob fakes the name of right;
: To battle with the strong,
And conquer in the fight;
Brings truer happiness then could
The warriors wreath, if bathed in blood
Work, then, from day to day,
Nor pause for praise or blame;
Care not for what men say,
Duty is still the same.
The rest which all at times would crave,
To noneis distant-in the grave.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11
NO. 80.

civilized world. Sleep will often cure when
drugs and drains will only kill. Give chill
dren sleep, the youth sleep, and all the wea-
ry ones sleep, as much as they want, and
it to them regularly, in its proper timeand give.
place and it will restore manya weakly and
worn ore, and preserve the health Of multi
tddes more Sleep through the hours that
God has dedicated to that restoring mystery,
if YOU would be sound in body or mind.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11

s6rA Sailor being asked how he liked his
bride, is reported to have remarked: why,
dye see, took her for to be only half of
me, as the parson says; but dash me, if she
ISN'T twice as much as I. lam only Tar,
and shes q Tartar" -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20
senator Zones an The ttr.tnc

We are indebted Il senator Jones for a
cory of the Globe containing his remarks
during the penlency Of the lows Land Bill
10 the senate II seems that as soon as the
TIL came from lhe House, Jones begged that
It night pat on il passage lie resisted
every fort to refer or amend il. he
said ia. i was just the t,ll. that his State
desired me same ID subsistence. that tic Leg
isiatuls BAD memaraiilcd Congress ID behalf
q three several tm I. aud NJ even went -
far, apsn suggestion Of Mr.. Crittendep
that nc Northern roads would gst the great
er share Of tte lall, as 70 saw that he would
rather the State should not get an acre of
land than to dnide us proceeds Of the grant
81 lands equally between ,hc four roads
mentioned in tic bill. lis statement. IN re.
gard p such bill being satisfactory 10 the
STATE and the same 10 had been memorial.
zed fer. must have known to be false and
calculated q sige wrong impression to the
senate
ir1e that majority Of the roads in
The YET haze teen memorialzed for. but II
va sepugae. e Ia connection with other
roads not " VIC present bin that thew recei,-
ed the ms's u favor pom tho merits Of
thatbateh f asa svsta,n ~ railroads
~ YnIea a14a6e aslato .be stota
~ hsg 81 aar M as!ature e,e,
hare waa agree
Tao Ya at a+ fhrra vD44
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20
10 The People OF The United states.

The Peaplo 81 the United States, without regard
t. past political differences or divisions who are
oppe 81 g the repeal 81 tho Missouri Compromise,
~ the p.icy ri the pr sent Administration, to thu
extension Ut slavery into the Territories, in favor
~ he admission 81 Kansas Ii Tree State, and of
restoring he notion II TIE Federal Government TO
ti principles Of Washington and jefferson, are in
Elfei by tho National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention ol tEe 22d If February
1876, % send from each State three eegates FROM
every Congres sional District and six Delegates at
large. 70 meet III PHILADELPHIA. on the 18th
day u June neAt, for the purpose - recommending
candidates Tor the Offices Of President and Vice
President # the United states.
r. u. MORGAN, New York,
FRANCIS + BLAIR. Maryland
]. Ri NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID WILMOI. Pennsylvania
a. +. STONE, Ohia.
WI. VI. CHASE, Rhode Island,
j. 4 GOODRICH, Massachusetts
GEO. RYE, Virginia,
a. r. HALLOWELL Maine
e. s. LELAND Illinois
tHAS. hGhEl, Michigan,
~. a. Fo6o New Hampshire
a. .. STEY EN~ Iowa
CORNELIUS COLE California
l. BRAINARD Vernon,
81 GR0sE. Indiana
WlMAN SP00NEB. " Isccuein
IT, II. X. PATLISON New Ierse,
Il. b. WILLIAMS, Delaware.
JIG FEE, kentucky
JAMES REDPATH. Missouri
LIWio eLEPHANE, list. II Columbia.
Washington, March ~. 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20
New Goods /! New Goods !.

NJ are receiving goods by nearly every Express,
ana shall continue TO do so. tbs coming seas
on We have now to show all WHO NAV favor us
with call,
Mantilias Of the very latest patterns,
Challises, very rich goods, which We shall sell at
bargain,
Grape and Stelius Shawls from 5 to 80 dollars.
Black Silks that Will wear AMI not crack
Fancy Silks, some very rich patterns.
We SHALL receive the present week, large assort-
ment Il real French worked Collars and Sleeves
Also, som Very rleh Naencennes and Thread Laces
which Will make with our present stock, the largest
and most desirable stock that can lie found in the
place
Call soon and seisct bargain.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
NJ. n. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent
myaaIwd kiIbourneSs Hack
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20

kEoKrE, Fl. DIS MoNEs AND MINNESOTA
RoAD.-it is a matter Of qualification TO US
to near that the subscription to this road is
filling up quite rapidly, and that the gentle
men who are here as committee from X co.
kuk, for this purpose, feel much encouraged
By tie liberal spirit which has been so far
displayed. We hope it will not be long be-
fore the whole subscription is made up, and
the committee permitted t. 50 on their way
rejoicing. The people or the line of the road,
10 Iowa, have given he best proof in the
w5tll THAI they think tha road u wanted,
and viii be money paying road, b first in
vestins their own means IN II and then ask
ING help from us. No ono can fail to see that
Sc arc JUS as much Interested as they are,
10 tho completion Of lbs road, and every
IN IN who is able should lend a helping baud
to u. tst. Louis Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20

for in tho bill, and through the whole length
Of the State of Iowa, from east to west. That
is exactly the reason why they wish to refer
this bill to the Committee on Public Lands.
What road is that road that no man IN
the State of Iowa has asked for q road got
mp by spectators from without the state,
and for which the Legislature OF Iowa has
never asked. Three Legislatures OF my state
have mehorialized for the roads included
in this bid; no Legislature or petition from
the people Of the State Of Iowa has asked Tor
the road which the Senator from Vermont
Suggests as proper to be included in the prop
osition which is 10 be submitted to the com
mittee. II referred do not say that he de-
sircs to make provision for such rod, bat
| know that to be the object sought for by
the lobby speculator and his confederates
who have heretofore defeated our bills be-
fore the other House"
What DO the friends Of the Air Line road
in Louisa, Washington, Mahaska, and the
western counties think OF this oontemptu-
Gus treatment Of their road by the Senator
OF Iowa? What do they say TO the state
ment that no man in Iowa wants or has asked
for that road Aud what do they think Of
the way in which he sneers at it as foreign
a speculating scheme in comparison
with the Central road for which he voted,
which had little other hacking than Con-
gressional andi other spectators in Lyons
stock, and Senator Jones' own immense spec
ulations Al Sioux City?
We pause for reply.