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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
RE In the State Journal of Monday
we find the following:

Editors of the Ohio State eJOHrHal-Gents-In your re-
mort of the discussion of the Usury Question in the Senate
on Friday YOU say r. Marsh pitched into the brokers'
Mr. Buckland defended them Thati5 not correct lonly
defended gentlemen engaged in private banking at Ere
mont and other PARTS of the district represent with
whom am personally acquainted from the charge Of dis
honesty &c which had been made against brokers sner
ally. did not pretend to answer for any Others.
Please make the correction by inserting this.
Yours, &c., r. p. BUCkLAND.
COLUMBUS, Jan'y 2S, 1856
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01

@-"Boss, Iwant twenty-five cents" said
a jour printer to his employer.
Twenty-Five cents! How soon do YOU
want it, Jake?"
"Next Thursday"
"As soon as that? You can't have il: I
have told you often that when you were in
want OF so large sum of money, you must
give at least four weeks notice"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 26.

This afternoon, as large company were
upon the Delaware River, opposite the up
per part of the city, the ice gave way, car
rying down a sleigh containing gentleman
and four ladies. One of the ladies, widow
by the name of Albright was drowned
The others were rescued.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE UNIT
ED STATES.

In accordance with what appears be the general desire
of the Republican party and at the suggestion Of large
portion Of the Republican press the undersigned Chamen
Of the State Republican Committees Of Maine, Vermont
Massachusetts, New York Pennsylvania, Ohio Michigan,
Indiana and Wisconsin, hereby invite the Republicans of
the Union meet in informal Convention at Psburg
the 22d February 1885, for the purpose of perecng the
National Organization and providing for National Dele
gate Convention Of theRepubcan Party at some subse
quen day. to nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency to be supported at the election in Novem
Der, 1856 A P. STONE, of Ohio.
J. T. GOODRICH, of Mass.
DAVID WILMOT, Of Pa.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD, OF Vt
WILLIAM A. WHITE, of Wis.
The above call has been gned by the ChAirmen OF the
Republican Central Committees of Eve States and viii
doubtless be signed by others it shall have
been presented for their approval But the time fixed for
the meeting that it has been deemed advisable
not to await further signatures before submitting to the
public
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
NIf anYbodH snnnoses A. ol;..-.

Rf anybody supposes that editors arc
not hard working men, the following list of
labors from the RushYille Jacksoniaa ought
to remove the last trace of skepticism:
"For the last two weeks we have done tbs
rolling, selected the matter and wrote the
editorials for the paper, made up all our
mails, carried the papers to all our town sub
scribers, carried water, swept out, (when
there was any sweeping done,) read four
hundred and fifty newspapers, and four
chapters in the BibleI In addition to the
above we have tOted wet, sobby, four-foot
wood up three pairs of stairs, sawed it and
kept up fires; have cut the wood for the
house, worked off five thousand Assessors
Blanks, and threatened to kick one man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
New Advertisernents.

All qualities Of Paper by Orton & Fusselman.
New Goods by Express, at Beery's, Clyde, Ohio.
Valentines for the Million at S. Buckland Cos.
Change of time on Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road.
Spring and Plow Steel, Carr, Taylor Co., sandusky.
Road Notice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
Confessional.

Washington, Jan. 25.
An Intellectual effort was made to rescind
tlse resolution prohibiting debate. After
which the House voted thrice. The last
vote standing: Banks "a; Orr "a; Fuller
25; scattering II Necessary to choice, SO.
A dispatch from jackson announces the
election of Jefferson Davis to the United
States Senate by So majority.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
w We know NOT nj

EE We know not who gave birth to the
following beautiful episode on the aDeatb
of Child" but this does not detract from
its merit Its pathetic tenderness will find
response in many bereaved parents heart:
at was bright morning when we followed
her to her rest, but we brought bach with
US only darkness. The home which r.
summed and made musical, was as oloomv -. -
cavern and so it remains. A few davs soo
it seemed like Heayen-but now the stsyv
nave faded out, and the lark that sang At
the gate has fallen with an arrow in It's
breast. 80
And when the night came on how ;t
brought new measure-fuIly beaned-of
lonely agonyl How we sought ~ sIsen
and were wakened BY her blessed voicoP
her patteriDg foot falls--her thrilling to,,ob f,
1t did indeed seem as if she were there =
But when we looked around and saw her not
then the truth returned Ike sudden blow,
and we sank again into the troubled waters
She lies in her little coffin. There are
rose-buds in her hand, and a wreath of myr-
tie eneircles her brow of alabaster. The
leaves fall sOlemnly, the winds moan like .
chained beast about her dismal bed. It Is
hard to leave her there-it seems so cold
and dreary for the child, and vet we know
1t must oe-and because it must be, it is.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
n9E President Pierce is earnestly striy-

ing to reach the depths of political dishonesty No
matter now what demands the Savepower should make
Frank Pierce ready TO do their bidding Oh, Deoca
CYL look at your leader Read the evidence Of his truck
cling in his Kunsss Message
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01

Re The Detrit Herald furnishes the fol-
lowing: "a ytashiOnabty dressed lady enter
ed one Of our churches a few Sabbaths since.
and after three Intellectual attempts to effect
an entrance into one of the pews, abandon
ed the effort, and left the house in disgust
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01
EEThe Carriers Address of the Fredo-
MIA Censor contains one verse which we re-
gard as especially pungent. 1t runs thus:

As one upon a mountain height,
From those below is hid,
Pierce fades from view-the apeI he,
Of our broad pyramid.
Like pillars grand, our statesmen old,
Were wont the State to prop
But modern Presidents are used
To farer cut tie top,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-01

IRON FOR WAGONS only s. so per hundred, all round
i Of the best quality Of American Manufacture.
August Z, ~, JCyE JUTR
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

Pamela Lodge No 65, meets on the :
evening OF the first "Wednesday in eve
ry month.
N s WARD, w NJ.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Rangers Notice.
aprI5 856 3m.

Taken up by Robert c. Martin, liv.
ing SIX miles South OF Pamela, one dun
Bull, about four years old, with an un.
derb;t in the right ear; no other marks
peroeivable. Appraised at eight dol
lars,
Taken up by Alfred Carter, living
seven miles South of Panola. one red
St er, with smooth crop off the right
ear, crop AMI slit in the left; no other
marks or brands perceivab'e. About
three years cid and appraised at six
dullars.
d.. GoFF, Ranger.
apri6-nl 3-3w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
SheriGs Sale.

DY virtue of an alias fl f., to me
Ddirected from the Circuit Clerks
Office, P;nola county Mississippi. l
will on Monday the i2 h day OF
May e56, at the Court House door. in
he town of Panola, within lawful hours
sell at pul auc ion to he highest bid
der, for cash, one Sorrel horse, levied
on as the property of a. III Rayharn.
to satisfy said execution in f.vor of Jas.
d. Goa, and agairst VIM. e. d A. Id.
Rly burn.
+. MOORE Sheriff.
aprI5 | 856 CIV.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
NEW GOODS!

WE are now receiving and opehin.
our new stock of Goods, in the Ee"
buildir e next door 10 the Plantesd
Hotel in Pamela. Our stock consists OF
every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods and Grocery Store. We are
determined to sell them, at some price,
SO be sure to call and examine them be-
fore purchasing elswhcre, as we will
make it to Your interest to do so.
BRADFORD & MARTIN.
apr. 14-hI2-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Guardians Sale OF Lands.

BY virtue of q decree Of the
Probate Court of Pamela County
made on the 4th. day of March,
1856 4, Albert G. Fox, Guardian
OF the minor children of Sandert
Turner, viii on saturday, che Gath
day OF May 1856, between the hours
fixed by law, at Woke Forrest;
In said county sell, 10 the highes
bidder on one and two years credit
the following valuable Land. to wit
Norh East quarter of Section one
Q) Township Nine(9) Range six
CO. west in said County, the pur-
chaser will be required to give
bond. with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th, 1855.
A. G.. Fox Guardian
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS!
QUALITY IMPROVED!
VAR ETY. INCREASEDu
STOCK ENLARGEDt!y

HAvING increased, by consignmenis
4 IN m the Manufacturers, as wei as
by direct purchases, the stock in his
important branch OF our business, We
invie pi. nters TO call and examine the
variety OF Farming Implements and ma
chimes adap'ei to The requiem MS Of
this section of country, such as
HORSE PowERs,
For one ard two horses.
HORSE POWERS,
with thrashers and separators complete.
1HREsHING MACHINES,
WI h sepsra or att ched,
FAN Mills,
four sizes, best models.
GRAIN CRADLES,
four styles and qualities.
STRAW GU TIERS,
Patent SELFISH penirg, ten sizes.
CORN sHELLERs,
five styl and sizes, imrr we'd
sCYTHE BLADES,
s. YTnE TONES,
GRAIN FAKES,
CORN CLUSTERS,
CORN MILLS,
CORN PLANTERS,
SEED soNERS,
THERMOMETER CHUrNs,
road scrapers,
motifs ,. i!ers,
saus &c stufte. s,
culiyators,
garden erg mes,
hylrsuiic rms,
cists rn pumps,
chsin and cl.ain UNI? fixtures
boring machines,
post hole augers,
inor'isirg machines,
grass soythes,
grass snaJhes,
woo den tubing,
Tor c. ain pumps, a new article,
il engtils a.oa q f-st eaci, SO
IL, de as { co,venien y
fitted tcgetati t.r eisterns Of
any depln):
PLANTATION BELLS;
ana imost every
variety u eful
Gardening tools and IN, dement's.
LOWNES stIt..li.L q co,
10 itons tea, 44omgnis.
Apt. u '53-al@-4t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
NEW GOODS!

The undersigned having reflied his
Etore-room, is receiving, direct from
New Orleans and now opening, the lar
gest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries, ever offered in
this market. | am determined 10 sell,
goods upon such terms as wilt induce
people to trade with me. To my cus>
toners heretofore, Ireturn my thanks.
for past favors,, and solicita continuance
of their patronage. Encourage men at
home, and you will thereby promote
Your own interest.
THOMAS E. CLARKE.
april 9Th l. 55-lI->tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Com nisS;orerS Sac Of La d.

COWHtSStOEesS sac " Ia "a.
Pursuau % decree # he Probate
corr Of Panel ceuty St t. f Miss
ISL ii, made It the April term A ID
1876 ;lereof, the undars;gnei Com
missi lner p oi.te9 b. il eonrt, will
on Friday The 9Th day OF June mex.
SEE at pubic auction, to The highest
bidder, on credit of we've months. at
the premises of the lands lying IL Pa
nola county, between the hours pres
scI;bed by lsw, all tie f,'lnwins lands,
bel ming tnc estate Of Jo4a w. His
yard oe,e sd:
The norh half of the north half Of
section twenty one (2i J Township six
TO- AMI range five 81 West, situated
lying and being IN Pan l. county md
IT, soa c st qInrtel Cd ci sec ion
thirty 'lree (23) Township six go ard
renge four ~ west. situated 1 ing and
b, ing in LAT yttte comfy.
Sal Ian will be sold subject t. lien
prescribed b. sta u e, and he ureeas r
or purchasers will be required 10 give
bond or bonds FOR tie sum or sums bid
with approved security, PAYABLE as
above stared. w CLANTON,
.4Fr 10 so -n12 3w Cam ssioaer.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
NEW REFRESHMENTS.
MONEY FOUND.

Some months since my negro woman
found ten dollars, in the road between
nv house and The residence of NathaE-
lei King Esq, which the owner casa
have by calling on the undersi2ne
and plying for this notice.
JAMES BATES.
apr. 1 tn nl2-3w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
PANOLA COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tennements and heredtamens of Will.
liam Rowlan deceased,
You are herely cited to be and
appear before tie Probate Court of Pa
nola county, on the first Monday ia
Juie nex., then and there 10 answer
tie pc iiiop of Alfred King AGministra-
tor, with he will ANNEXED Of sail de-
cedent, for sale Of said lands, tenements
and Entertainments described III the PEI
tilie:i as fol ows:
w. fr of the South west quarter of
section &c, Township Z, Ran4e 6, con-
tanning about log acres more or less,
and lying in said county, Tor tie psy-
ment o. 'estatcrs debts, his PERSONA So
tate Icing represented insufficient; and
and to show cause, ii any You can, why
SO much OF said l,nds DC, should not lie
soil as will be sufficient to pay the res
idue OF the debts of testator and fur
Their to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered md ord red b. he
Court aforesai in the premises.
rSaj Witness the Hon. Orville
E3sH Harrison. Judge o. SAID
Court, LIST .Nonday in Apr.
500, and sell OF sal co4rt.,
Issued II April $50.
Wr WooTEN.
APRIL Sc nj 2-4w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
.WOTNEL

.NOTICEi
Taken up by Thos. Hewlett, living
(3)miles East of Longtown Panoia
county. One Black horse niue about
(l6)years old about 04d) hands high
has large lump en- the right shoulder
no Brands perceivable
Strayed the 18th of Feb. 1856.
Apprized at $35
d. GOFF, Ranger.
apr Sc 3w PC
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Sheriff Sale.

Nv virtue Of an execution in my hands.
d issued from the Circuit Court OF
Psnola County Mississippi, | will on
Saturday The 25th day of April 1886
within lawful hours, at Belmont In said
county, sell 10 the highest bid Ter. at
public auction, for cash, the following
personal property to wit: two barrels.
two boxes, fourteen kegs, one trdnk of
paints, oils, dyestuffs, and drugs; levied
on as the property of B. +. Hall. to
satisfy an execution in favor of JACOB
Kuykendall VS.. B. F. Hall.
F. Moore Sheriff.
4nril 81 1856.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Administrators Sale.

DIV virtue Of a decree of the Pro-
Dnate Court of Pamela county, Mis-
sIssippi, made at the October term
QSTr ] wi g. e =, u - ca ND or
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

the. West half of the South Eastern
quarter of Section one a. Township
eight 6, Range seven a. West in
Pamela County, on a credit of IL
months from day OF sale. Also the
following Personal Estate VIZ, one
Gin Stand, Baroucne, one mule. some
ca.tis, and hogs s. ia rning otenciis. The pur-
caassrs will be required to give boud and seeu-
i ty for the purchase money. rn
Admin
JAM, 10 1856
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Masonic.

Pamela Royal Arch Oh pier No Go,
meets on the evening o. tie second
Thursday in every mon h.
III S WAap, H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Position Of the Free State Men In
KNnSaA

! Bat few o. Cur readers. we fear. appreciate
tha exact condition of lha Free State inca l..
| Kansas By the deyilish ingaaaity OF the al
miaisi rasion aided and assisted By the hrnsa
force Of Border Rafiausm, they are tied hand
and toos 50 far ~ civil action u concerned. and
seem 10 have no redress foe their wr0ng3 unie9s
they take up arms In defence. Gov Geary er
pects says the Pitssburg Gssefts, obeiae,ce to
the ta,cs Of the Territorial Legislassre. until
they are repealed. THIS il jdst the turntag
poiht of The whole case. Those laws of III. Ter
ritorisl Legislature '~-nf.m ,us, invalid. gncoa-
sttaton.l--are The causs Of the whole diff sutty
so long "a they are in force, IL is utterly inpns
sihie to Ell CT their repeal them. II repeated at
all, II must be hy the Legislature. Thea the
Legislature is to be chosen in accordance with
the provisions of thes. very laws aad ore ct
their requirements IL that 40 maa shall vote, or
he elgtele to office. VIII, will not take an cath
to sassatn them. WhSt mockery Is il for
Gov. Geary TO tell the people ct Kansas That
these Laws must b. obeyei until repealed
In the meanwhile, they are to be harA ssed and
prosecuted with civil and criminal prosecat tans
Wrts, we understand are flying thick and fast
out OF Lecompte's court, aud every man who
has raised his hand to protect himself and his
wife and little ones from fhe Missouri invasion.
i threatened with the penalties Of that iafsmocs
sde, administered by the more Infamous Jefl-
reys who ouuages kaw and defes justice at the
idding OF General Pierce. These writs the
Territorial Marshal and deputies are bat too
willing TO serve. Ii, on the other hand, Free
state man breaks over his resolution not TO re-
casnzs the validity of those laws, and applies to
tho courts for redress his applications are either
denied, else the person whom he accuses IL pri
sately warned OF his danger by those near tua
court, snd before the process issues - offender
Ii far away to a safe asylum in Missouri.
hv Ia uh {ah hsl
or lot IL making, outraged by officers set over
them by the Administration at WaahIngtoa,
which Is deaf to their remonstranccs, held at bay
By soldiers whose only business IL TO dragoon
them into obedience, the people o. Kansas are
to all ilteats and purposes, slaves
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Demonstration at Tippecance.
10000 Frsemen IN Councii-lSIo
Eciipsed- Unbounded Enthusiasm.
TIPpEcANoE, Oct. ls,.


Acres on acres OF freemen are assem-
bled here to-day. 1t is conlessedly the
largest gathe ring of the campaign. aud
very far outnumbers The Ruchanier dam-
onstration held here few weeks since.
The ground presents grand appear
ance. Thlr,yone fag-s,affs are erected
IN circle. from which flags with names
OF the different Statas, Kansas included
are flying, while ia the centre rises a ma
jestic pole, dauaing the National Ban.
ner inscribed wIth The names Of Fremont
and Dayton.
The Lafayette Guards have provided
themselves with eleven large tents, and
are endafnped on the Battle Ground, as
well as the Toledo and Indiana polls Al
lllery and several other military compa-
MES from distance. The military en-
campmeat Is one OF the most attractive
outside features of the demonstration.
Cassius Nj Clay and others arc now
addressing the vast multitude. The EFT
lhusIasm Is uubound-d - Dqn. Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
The Allies,

Within few days the following dis
tinguished citizens have declared for Fse-
mont and Dayton:
John NJ. Read, one Of the 6rmssa
men at the Philadelphia bar, and A,tsr-
ley General under Gov. Shsnk. He ha.
taken the stump and will do coed sss-
vice.
Samuel d. lngrahan, Of Bucks coun-
.y, who was a member Of Gen. JaclssofSs
Cabinet and who has always heretofore
acted VITA Democratic party. His letter
to the Republicans of Phladelpha is =
singing rebuke Of the Pierce adnnis,ra.
tom.
VIM. NJ. Meredith, member Of Gea.
Taylor's Cabinet. and distinguished
son OF Philadelphia. He has hitherto
held a.ooI; but is now the sTae Of Free.
dom.
WIN. }. Duane, one of the fathers OF
he Democratic party, ard who knows, il
anybody knows, the elements Of true De-
moeraey. He repudates Buchanan, aud
the sham Democracy of which hc is tss
embodiment.
Edward Ccles. formerly Governor Of
Illinois, and the intimate friend Of Ihom-
as Jefferson He is, We believe, natiy.
OF Virginia, and was Governor 81 Illinois
when it was Territory. IN that posi-
ton he gave his valuable influence
against the lns!duous scheme then at
tempted, OF making Illinois Slave State.
and saved it TO freedom. He is true to
the faith of his early days.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Railroad Meeting.
TIProN, Tuesday, 3Oth.

TIPToN, Tuesday. 3Oth '5R.
At a meeting If delegates ,nna;n,ed
bv citizens Of Ci;n,on Cedar and JoLn.
son counties. Iowa. a, The town of T;n,on
for the purpose Of oroani ZINC comnanv
and considering the Feasibility of bu,Idin .
a railroad from The town o( Ca,nanchs ~,5,
the Mississippi, bv the wav Of Union 10
Iowa CITY. Iudge d NcNeH of clinton
Co.. was chosen a. Chairman, and Joln
Clark, of Jobnson Co. WAS anpoin,ea
Secretary
On motion Of Mitchell ESQ. Of Alba.
nv, ILL.,, the deIegat,on renre,en,inq the
same points On ,be line Of the nronosed
road. we're requested + state lhe views
Of he people thev represent IN rcrsrd to
the nronrfeiv nj the pron,sei organiza.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Tuesday Eve, Sept. 30lh, Sc.

Agreeably 10 arrangements made at a
previous meeting, the citizens Of Upton
an surrounding country, together with
the different committees appointed by the
several counties OF Johnson and Clinton,
as we'll as delegation lrom Albany Ill. i,
met al the Court House this evening.
Tie meeting was organized by elect
ing Mr. Boyiagton as sChairnan and Mr..
Jas. Ba2ley, Secretary.
The object OF tae meeting having been
stated, Ar Mitchell, Of Albany, Ill, was
called upon 10 address the meeting, which
he did Ia a very able aud satisfactory
manner, abiding principally 10 the road
aow under contract East from Albany
connecting with the Joliet Cut of.
Mr. Clark of Iowa City,was next call
ed upon, who gave very hattering ac-
count Of the prospects and encourage
ment from that quarter, assuring the
meeting tha, Iowa Guy and Johnson CO.
would contribute her part towards COM
petion oil the road.
Gen. Stewart, OF New York, an expe-
rieneed engineer, as we'll as an old uaud
al public Improvements generally beiug
present, was next called upon. he gave
full assurance that the contemplated road
would be a paying one could be consiruc-
ted with quite SINAI! SUN, aud was IN
every way, be believed, project which
would meet with ualv,fsal approval BY
eastern capitalists IL New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia. He believed the road
from Camanche, on the Mississippi. to
Iowa City, could be graded and made
ready for ties, S400, 900, and that no diff
liculty would be in The way OF securing
the IRON, Sc, and equippihg the roaI
when once the grading was done. dc
also gave short history of MS expert
ence ia railroad matters and thongaI 1t
would be very easy matter TO secure a.
sufficient amount OF stock taken on the
line.
The citizens present seemed to be very
much rejoieed at the prospects OF getting
a railroad aud every assurance gwen
that all would enter upoA the work with
more zeal than ever and never cease un-
nj the iron horse would he seen passing
through our beautiful town and county.
After the public meeting the delegates
from the different points on the projected
road, agaln alet i1 pursuance Of aalo0fn'