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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
FARM PROPERTY

os house and stable, rspuirg Sstss .sa w.
"siI price els per acre. sss
ict-A Farm ofoso acre. With ruputu. ,,,., -,
e roek house, price sac yer acre. VII 3 soad -
more ps'oss, god stock farm.
iTs-i farm Of 40 acre. sec ana Ia r.,
~ acres Of timber and so acres upder enlt,s ~, -
ss2 per acre; asood stock farm.
iss-A new hrn Of 60 acres, part Of u trok.. N.
acre. ~" SH ~
.ss.p ,sIm q 100 Oh IL. Upton road vsst :,
@korJ Grove 100 sorss OF good land and % A., ~,
Sis0o. 'Asoass "1ax'
i-A farm u so0 acres ~ miles north Of Hol,a. ;,
arss broke, upon which crob Of shsss h..s.s s
rtios osspsK sers.
Wood Land. s
sosSa acres Of wood land Ia section ID, 90 r.,s,s
sast viii - divt6sd OF sold In onst pdy
No. io5-A Farm Of nsnet, .crss on tn. Nh....,,.,
on the line between Scott aud hsscafine 0o.s,ss.
short distance bs'ov Capt Dodsvs sas STOCK Ar: prs
~ par ssrr- 80 - -
No. l13-A Farm Of Is5 acres near Hickory 0roys ii
under fsnes, aud nearly all ploustsd good house MI
&c, wi,h zen serss Timber In Riskas; asovs. sunns
water on the land. - =
No l7t-A Farm Of about 1877 acres rear Hckssy arsw
adjoining No. i7S svo story brick house tvossrssns
vster running through me grading iHsm and ~, II
undsr euisiveiioa; prio. 90 ~ sor..
No MA Farm ofI7o scrss near n,eh or, o,o,. -.
10 acres good timber good soass, stable lc; prs ~
So;i.S go acres ;hToaxh me middle Of ,.s II,
acres cultivated, " acres Il nbsr, barn, WeI. 49,
nc. Price S2l per acre. 4Isl| 80
No .ia..-so acre. In sec e 2 7sRs on 10 Centre
Grove road 10 Iowa City - miles ifon DsySupost
frame house and o. sr iWpro vemsa,s. oIaA '17I : 3
No, lo3 "A Farm Of $50 acres on the rosdlssdiu
from Long Grove y Alien's Grove, 10 aesss rnbs,
1 IL stories, stable, well, sc. - Z II
No.I5s.-A fns improved Farm Of 1850 scres, on The
vest side Of Allen Grove 'kosd, highly impsossl,
with athree story house. 0i25 psrscre -
2-g-A farm Of " aoreI " kNKMuTIsRsB
cultivated and ieaced. bouse roous water 3 uilss
from Davenport, So Per acre. 'E# -
ter acre. - @ . Is '7't
2os-so acres ~ niIes from w.lco,t, $50 per sss-
Glen ,asw kl7 TR5R, rs acres bsoks and
fenced, iU young trees house md cisteru, $500.
2l2--25 acres on Dubuque road near Dsyapcr,
heuss, stable and we'll cultivated
22' -l0 acres adjoining the town plat Of W.leoit,
- ....
y.2-2J scTs asuI Davenport highly improved
1sa acres sdjotntng ths above for lss,s s=-
49, 80"
ssa-w Issw.2 oT7s Rlw, 20 .srs. aIos.
$40 Per acre. AIT : - .-.-'
.fa
13i non
-. ss> % 90 10 WIN acres ulpe'
0,,s,a, ~. ..
-e'ss -" 's ! ~ . q, w ACRES sfoSs'
- t
226--A small tarua Vi 4 acres al cultivated log
honse, kitchen and csisI 40 sppI. trees, s.sbls,
"eiisi also ~ acres timber. 43 ....
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

4
efeetuaiy securing sara cry rom the de
| structive ravages OF nre' the said Council
| shall have pos r aud authority on the ap'
| plication OF thTse-iourths OF the whoie
| number OF owners and proprIetors oi any
square or fractional square IN SAID CITY 10
| prohibit In the most ensctnal nanne. the
erection OF any building OF the addition 10
any building before erected, more man Ten
feet high IN any square vi facuohai square
except we outer WAL ,nefeoi, sha'i De com
posed enuteiy o. phcA % stone ana NOR
Tar, ina toPi0'ue ief ahe most prompt re-
lnoval oi any pu'iding OF aoditon 70 any
building Wh'eh may oe erected contrary tT
the uu 'h'eh' ah' meaning OF this sec
uon'
sec ~, /. $500 ~ nv oounsh shsil has'
power anS - Maue tneh duty y
'eguis.epy sYYl a"s "sui-sone iaWs ah'
9fo''ianees, ~ mou az. = PUBIC entertain
ntht 10 saiu cay, -" lhra'hoai eAhioitlohs
o' Whatever h.he VI nature 10 which az
mission " s'ea'hfn Oh payment OF money o.
any o'heT reward, 10 Incense ana estaoiisi
ieffys acros' the mississippi nyer from ssi'
. cry 70 me opposite snofe, ana TO imPos'
'easohaoie hne5 shu pehailies ior lhe Viola
soh o. any suen AVS no ordinances, am
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

shall be the duty Of the judges Of said Z.
! c.ioB, within tive days thereafter 10 make
nd erect the return thereof 70 the MayOr
Z sad city at bis Office in the came manner
Sc election returns are required 10 be
SIDE ~ the township trustees for the time
aiugi provided that in ell elections for
HaYor the returns saali be made and dir
~gted 20 the President pro tempore Of the
Crg Council, and the Mayor or President
pr pore VI the City Council, as the case
may BE-, shah within five days after any
s4Ia election open the returns which shall
1aVs been made as aforesaid, and eball
make gu abstract Of all the votes, and file
the same with the City Recorder, "he
snail make q record thereof in book to b.
Eepl BIZ MN for that purpose, and the per
% OF perssns having the highest number
Of votes, shall be declared duly elected bu
i,gn any cause the qualified voters q ssi'
city. or IN aGy o. the wards a. The case may
e should fail 10 effect any election % III,
t;ate and Ia the manner herein provided
the Mayor shall forthwith issue his proeIs
n,tion ior o second or other eie ctiOn, S. lcl
in all things shall be notified, conducted
| regulated, and the returns thereof made, s
| n nd b. this act is prescribed and lhi
gsrson q persons Who shall be chosen a
| agy such second or other election, shsl
| hold their Office until The next ensuing al
nual election, and until their successor q
! saecessors in Office shall be elected an
| Allied and il shall be the duty Of tn
| Mayor Of Pfesidens pro tsmpare OF the Cit
| Council Immediately 10 monty such persD
| Yr persons who may De eieeted az aforesaid
1 Ji his or their ele cti0o, by causing Il write
/ rotice thereof 10 be served upon him u
them by the City Marshal, and every petso
| so chosen Or elected Gs aforesaid shall with
! ia ten days after E,s election cause hiuse.
| 10 be qualified 10 enter upon The duties o
| ais Office, in default ~beraoF, the office +,
| b eh lac shall hive been elected shall b
| deemed and considered In law TO be vaes
/ led, aud il shsii be the duty Of the Cit
| Council TO prescribe The time and manner
/ aud " provide the place or places OF hold
ng all elections Ia said city for city Offices
aad Vi making the returne tL.efeo' not here
ia otherwise directed and prescribed, am
ths said CRY Council shall hPpoint judge
and clerks for ali city elections
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

KsEnsn1a Fsb Sc, 81.
Mr.. D. @. Ru'sUr-pesr sirs xAs wAsh Tab baashi q
goa Is the bek thng o. the kind $40, aAd fpes
mend every iamly % bag Iour6 tfuy,
n 4 FRENCH
County Rlshts ior EAst rsaressss fnr s shoss wash
Tub di.ossi u % he bet tdgantags y The p1rehAsef
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

Ma. D. q. kuNsET-Dear Nri .kiy wesher-soman says
your Tub -Aeap Of Fcrebblng." foarp sruiy,
10. l. RYAN, clsy Marshall
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
CTEN BUILDINGS
ST. IOuis. Mo,
Reduction in Freights

M have the pleasure announce that the Railroad
w ave reduced their freights CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in very
time, the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This will then be at least
DAYS in advance Of Savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EVERY THING
SENT u.s. destined for the Interior the low rate OF
IKE for ordinary packages and that MEASURE EvERT
THING thereby securing to you, always at least four times
GER commissiO
WE MS UNLESS We KNOW THEY ARE RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents. both at Savannah and Charleston
NOT
Our ezpensebs are paid here, therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of bills We let
package lie over here.
We paw strict personal attention TO business and
hing shall be wanting, part to promote the
interest Of all who patronEe us.
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public sustain US, and work is not
done well, and bills less than theirs, then take it
from and give it 10 them.
ANY Information about lost goods, and any thing pertain
ing 10 the business cheerfHly given.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
A HISTORY OF WASTING TUBS.
FTNnUMP, thump, scrub, scrub.
ii ScOld scold away.
- 80.

FTNHIMF, thunr, tcFub, tcTub.
Il ScOd, seod away.
A deuce be- a comfort
Upon washing-d y.-Od Song.
"a ae,o one borrowed for he OCCASION % b suac al
bredlJasf)
Come bone 90 dinner, daFIug,
1hs sashngs done to-day;
Rumset's Tub has deae the lob,
Sc you need not 10 10 giddsbergs's, or
Casey any place else 20 get yeur dnner excuse
TO stay awayl
Having purchased the exclusive right Of this city and
county 10 s Wiseners fatrnt Wsshtub and having CIV
en- h thorough trial ofer Il - the ciiiEcns
price As they can be manufactured This Tub Is no Ma
chine. n nas no cranks coFs, bcs, Wheels any thing
ahout a that can possibly get oat Of order, and DC
worked by a oae Hfg0e' posnsr.f and "s,Rdf' a.
that Full directions will accompany each Iue,
and Tub that does not give fertert se taeiion may
b. returned and tAs money fssRded" AsAn eEieaos 81
ia utilsiy correspoDdence beioN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

Messrs. W. II. Gordon Co, Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook Baily Co., i"
Nichol, Green 4 Baily,
Morrison Co., "
a." Strics+r, Ellis Co.,
I" A. II. Hicks Co.. "
4" W. W. Berry 4 Demovin "
4" Cheathau, Watson Co F"
And last but not least good old friend Joi Oald-
well Esq, President OF the :. c. X. Char eston.
ian22 g WYATT h co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE,
TO Confines WITHOUT ALrERIroS uSTIt
First Day of june. 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery, Boots shoes and
Hats; Liquors, Oils, &C, in bottles: Camphine and
Spirits TuTpentine, in bills; Carpeting China Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in Clocks,
res Cotton Cards Cutlery IN casks and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits Fruit-
Trees and Shrubhery, Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking
Glasses and Lookins-6lass Plate, at owners rsk0
Oysters IN cans and Jars Safdierv, Tin add Britannia
Ware, Teas and Spices loo 81 IS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such asi specified in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, IN
bhls., and pines; Tobacco in boxes; Leather rolls
and boxes; oils. in bbIs. and casks; orOekery and
oueensware in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass, sn Coppr per 100
THIRD CLASS.
Axes Shoveis, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin, in pigs
n-plate, Auvils. Vices, casks % Chains and Hos~t
Manila and Cotton Corlage; Coffee, heavy Ca tings,
Mli-Gearinc iRsilroa'yYhee's and xles Chains and
Spikes, and Rosn in hbls., per 100 so
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture nd Carriages boxed and ght articles
not enumerated; also. Carhcys Of Acids, other
Chemicals, wiz he charged ,, actual weight, but At
double First Glass Rates per 100 lhs. t7So
Have every package planiv Harfed with ~ eoa-
Hfhee oesuhhih arc nei o. cfdeNery f"eHten 70 thts
matter prevents delays and losses and nsure speedy de-
livery.
ADVANTAGES AMI FAcrITTEs OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE
Goods consigned 10 the Agents Of the South Carolina
Raro al n. Charleston, viii he orward "Free ~
mission" drsyaEe, Wharfage ard postage onv chsrrea
hill Of which With smcrnt cf freight raid win he
maild to consumes Mark packages Agents c. &
R., Charleston, :. O.
hairna0 advance ehfunfrg
charges, that those who prefer consrninF Connis
sion House do So and have their expense-t payable
here.
ALBRIGHT for Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rsoad sent from Charleston nv through
Trains onlv and Shippers may rely upon the des-
patch and promptness.
The Rate from chsrston to Nashville will all times be
as Low as by savannah.
am authorized. and will settle prov ptv any over
charges and damag"s that NAV Occur on this line
In ceseofost missing goods viii tike charVe ofany
correspondence their recovery snd n not
found the within thirty
is given a. this ofFce.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chatta-
Railroad will hear IN mind hat the shove
ply 20 al goods from Charleston, which he delivered
At she following Stations vz Stevenson Anderson
erd. fulshOra, Normandy Wartrace Sheyville, Bell
buckle Foservile MurfeeSboro Smyrna and Laverr ne.
shall be ret u give explanation and nfor-
nation desired In regard 10 r. rhts and e-bS
Correspondents RELY upon prompt all In
duiTes and attention business brought IN
der my supervision ard control.
CHAs W ANDERSON Agent,
ian9-i No. 26 College 81 Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

Mr. n RUNsrY-DeaF sas J tAse great pseAsurs IN
recammenane me " ash purchassd % yoa Il -
trulYa hbsr-sasng mscaue, und one ret hksy . Tet
cat Of order several 81 my nsshb5 laws oppressed
wish ebtAn one and viii probably DC % On theF ar1t
visit 10 As city They shat ever r sasd
have. Yoars irait, w. d BAKER,
4. R fsz oollssser Ger Dsvidsos eoassJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

Feathers snd Wool per 100 lbs .sf.40
Besvax, Ginserg Y, Pink Root. Rope and BaRging,
Hemp, star Candles, Soap, Lard and Linseed on,
per Too lhs..... .................... 100
Leaf Tobacco rer 100. so
Whisky per bbl. 500
Reef and Pork, per bbI. 25O
Flour per Dbl. 40
Brooms in lots Of so dozen and upwards per dosen 90
Cotton, per bale o.. ........ leo
The Agent - TIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
viii sign receipts the above until the LIST OF June
next.
deduction Of one-tourih the ahov rates viii rive the
rate 20 Augusta Georgia. the articles above ecided
for information in regard 10 other articles not
specified above, call on address
CHAs W. ANDERSON, AGENT,
jan9-U No 20 Cofege street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRleN & NAM. BRlEN, IRE
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

cree Ne AZ Wcsa sds q Cherry a. cooperh Dandiae,
krnefy preupls4 ~ a.. knine
HAVE tskea IN ea-partlershfe NJ sea ~ NJ nkG<s N
the pFncics u las a. tae IsaFts 81 nag4san coan-
A. ne - boih eRn geneFklly b fount n fhr ofaca
Prrnpt nnd es1ecG alteHian afBays figen secuFine
~, tsss ssn.,snsy sndr~ruary saysssa h ~ pre-
fessas lke AauntAip ptifs ef ~ last tRent1 pears
- ~. rsnrnns III afirnd % speartur ssd 1oaacsine NJ
$500, fatrussad - M c1Fs Ia ~ eo1nsiss ~ can1on
g~Esh Whlle TsekFesst og1rtea fNt1Aa And laekssa.
hnre : s4noFs1 nr aiptt11e pta taa uef11eaS nn4
kn.nfss 1tn IA teosf teen4Ie1.
- n ,ssf.rss - Nashslar enf q elA4F pkses. Ehl
sa q u Au assresi . ssaef Vim - = fsefisa tbras-
vsfsr e nssy aas ~ pess,1s whe hnar ~, ~ ~
abbey nud pronpl sillntten = bq.nf.s
aslrAlt~g HAWKS - rkitt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Es E 80 - N3
Freights Reduced.

g.dsEa 80 80 80 Nln
:zz.sISIsFET Ss-Z. q. 1slsssssssz
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

TAsHvuta Feh IL 81.
d. a. RursKf-Dcar SIR The Wash TOO purchased 81
Won have satisfactorily tried and ean recommend Il %
every house-keepcr abor saving macfdne The surk
done ~ 4 a Ter Superior that daAe the common
waah-board aud moreover, ths fatigue attendant
upon me cd vas Of washiog. fours respeetsaily.
n J. MICA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
AYERS CherryrPectoraI.'


For the rapid Of Coughs Colds Hosrseness, Bron.
ohis whooping. Cough. Asthma and Consumption, is
universally the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease So vide Is the
heldof its usefulness and numerous the OF Its
cures that section Of the country ounds in
persons publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases OF the lungs By it's
use when tried its superiority every other
medicine Of it, kind apparent escape observation,
and where its virtues knownthe public longer hes
iate what andote 20 employ for the distressing and dam
gerous affections OF the pulmonary which Incl
dent 20 climate. BY It's timely many. nay almost
all attacks Of dises upon The Lungs 1hroat
rested and thus saved thousands every year
from pre- grave. No fasy shoaid be without IL,
and those who do neglect 10 provide themseiVes with
remedy which wards OF this dangerous class OF Diseases
will have deplore Il when IL late Proofs Of
the surpr spg efficacy Ofthe Cherry Pecordl need be
given the american psople,they have living proofs In
every neighborhood But those who wish TO read the
statements whose health has been restored and
whose lives have saved BY &c use Will and them in
my American AimAnsc, which the Agents below named
have 10 furnish gratis Tor every one.
Prepared by DR. J. o. AVER. Practical Lowell,
Mass, and
Sold WHOLESALE. by ". W. BERRY DE10YIILR,
Retail, BY 10. g. BROWN, Nashville. Tenn,
and By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine through this
section. marcha-tvAWta20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

IIAS last received Ms Sgfns Stack q PlAnos MeloGsrs
9asic bsxe Foiias. Aecarleoas Eaios sAses Aasle
Mutc-bc11.s rtrsags. Ac az Ehlch ihs aaEs stack
very large ltnesa IN euosf smbFscing al ths e1sreai
stles 6A t4 81 nni ecaresl aad styis cf sases freq
$50 % tea. These Passes are on ne oslsbrafed uak-
err. a. H. 5ae %, ssslnEky 4 sans and ssssbeEsF
fchrdt, q AsE Yea. Fer pstf, aat brian-
- a toses ant essty 81 oarA tksE aaaufpeGlsd.
Al tha nsN rahliealions % saeet maslz - hat -
FiEirF ne oaA
Ihose n vaui 81 Fenher Dasiazf. Aka e ne En- e1t
oltrrh Feslhefs aad ne largest EesDplan4 il tha
az - ezlaa Al q. rnioa srsst. Asfwesn csEs snd
Chtrrt.
~ B.-aK wholesale risek IS iarrs snd ueIi tslselsa
caasrF nsrca4nks aat has deafnE - hsaiesi Der
hane1ss fee1f asaraaee. e-s b ts9lnr frau
ns. 'u.'saa q sessE hast. give ne uAla sRn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
THE GREEENPERG MEllCINES

Are known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continent OF America.
Never Before their INTRODUCTION could any series
popular remedies be found that equal 10 any emer
gency that ALWAYS to be relied and were within
reach Of the poorest persons!
Never Before the Grafenburg Pills. could you on
tain Csc certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints Dyspepsia, costiveness and Asthma.
Never BEFORE this Fever and Ague remedy, could
anything be found that cured all cases OF chs and Fever
for soc.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment was
be found for 25c immediate cure for Burns,
Bruises, Cuts old Sores, Erysphelas and lnnammaons,
either external or internal
Never Before MarShall's Uterine Ca
thOIicOn Falling of the Womb, and other Uterine
found to be curabe Now ten cases out OF t"eVe
cured by this medicine.
~ II any physician supposes that this is merely
quack remedy would reply, that Il prepared 6y Dr.
Pomeroy Of Utica wealthy and old physician the Al
opathc schooI-that we will furnsh any reputable physi'
clan any quantity Of gratuousy to test its merits onhis
paueptx and furthermore, by writing DR.. Pomeroy he
can be furnished with its component parts It the great
blessing the female that the science oil medicine
has discovered in century.
Never Before the GIeienburg Dysentery Syrup
was there certain remedy for Bloody FiuK, Dysentery,
Darrhea Choera-nOW, all can be cured IN few hours
Never Before the introduction of the Children's
Panacea could mother feel the life Of her babe safe for
dav while under five years Youthful diseases aud
strong medicines carried them onow this medicine cures
them after be doctor and nurses have pronounced
their cases hopeless. Price only 5Oc.J
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter popular as
the Health Btlers that cost 25c Why should the world
suffer Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, while this simple
medicine can, at all times, prevent ny
Never Before was any preparation OF sarsaparilIa
so powerful that compounded by the Grefenberg Co.
Never HefOre has the Consumptyes Balm found its
roual How many are there in life and health who
would ere this entered Deaths dark portal II they
had not recommended to use this in preference to
many nostrums that are loudly vauntedP
Never Before we're Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain ocure We have certificates OF persous entirely re-
eved after Dr. Mott and othe great phys clans had
serted that nothing the knife could afford relief
Never Before could inhamed eyes and weakness OF
sight be cured for twenty-five cents. The Eye Lotion
does IL.
Never Before any Book published that contains
as much medical knowledge as Graeenberg Manual Il
Health twenty Eve cents ought 10 be in every family
in the land.
valuable as the Health Almanac. Ii is furnished gratnt-
ously by all Druggists, and by -
sl,,vfta Tor =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
rHE NEW CONSTITUTION on MExICO.

Exoellcpoy the President sunsurate OF the pepub.
w. hes directed 70 ne ,se following Decree
gnscso Oonorfort President russtsuts Of the Msxosu
rvprbiic, N the inhabitants OF the same a. "A raosu
mas tie extraordinary oesstisuent Congress hiss dscrsed
a The sswe Of God and BY i've authority Of The n.ri
san peaple-
he representatives Of the oferens States, TIE assy,c,
WA fsSriersss tAss conpvss ~ rspubBs 4 nssioo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

and Interior custom houses shall DO soslsaet 10 eli TIE
mercantile bulldogs Of tho government o, tb. Jpioa
sbai be under The Immediate Inc peooo Of the federal
Art. lse This constitution, the laws az he o,sgrsss
Of tho Union which rmaas,e from u. aud all treaties
made OF sh.s may DO maize by tho President Of the
republic vim the APPRECIATION OF Congress-, shAll
iudl !" of each STATE ia sivns metz Sec,.ioas
ard Wsst!s any hing TO the contrary has nay ne
the Lass constitutions OF The States wshs,andng
TITLE VII
Or the Atsrains y uAs Con st,ei'n
Art 127 ibe present ;on,'i uaou msy b. @ded TO or
aitecd order va. additions alt ,anona may be-
como prt CT the constitution 10 thu, su,h
aodiiJps alterations should be approved OF by the
CnraIsas Of tho Union by the vote or twohrts Of those
rseseut alo that they eho Id also be approved By
jc,iiy of tina LegislGNres NJ tue Sstas
zoe ODngrs,n Of no Union shall AXE account OF The
vntes ~ 'he IFslsap's snh fhs dc ,araon VI ut tue
sddAi1u or alteration bad been approved
rI'LE VIII
Of the Isptolabtug Of the Crstiuti6n.
Art 20 TINS co 'sau'isn shall not 'ose u, fo'on au
v,sor even ts observsnoe oe Interrupted Apy rel
Am Ia tina. by means Of event govers-
m.nt shr nave been eats lshed contrary the psiuot
pls which II sanctions i'm u,edi,,ey ueoo no people re-
<overDg their hber,y lie Observance snn bs es,-
shed rDd scoord pg to s provtions aud tho which
wen foss VITO hsvs figured in tho governme,l emaca,
iUg from tie rebellion ~ those VINO nare co operated
with Il
fis s.it aop shall b. puhuAhsi I'm reda ;ey md
rhsn be 10 ~h the gres,sst sole NJ ity all the
rsBu but ~sh the exception OF the oIspos Dos rsa
1--we IA the election II The supreme powers ~ tho sders
ton sud Of the stos II shall not DOM pencs N have
urt the 18th day ri September next ensuing shen
the constitutional Crpgress I, 10 be Insta ted U,u
Their he President o mo republic and ths Supre ms
Court Justico who H. ioue ia exercise @ their
tons ~ tho alton of She Individuals oonsa
tn'lop.ly elected phaif govern themselves IN the dh
ch,re otheir obligations and po~ By the psscopss Of
his stii uton
yraea IA tnc Hall Of Sssp,ors or Dor gre,s a. Msxoo
the Ssh cay Of February, 1857 and the 37,n OF nde
peBdenoe
(irIe folio rvs the nsmfs Of deputes)
Iterefire, ordertbai It be printed Published oir,u-
la'e1 snd that It he fully compiled with IN The terms
sb on u prescribeH.
Pslsoe Of the national government a. M9xo, FEB 10,
1877 t9NGiD C)AoNF0Sr
To CTrzSS iGSAco De La Laws, Secretary Of State
snd of ire de. ArtmsDt of goverBmeat-
Ioommur cs,e 70 you Tor is puoics alton aud fu'0l,
mont Gee and Liberty. Lave.
NsxIco, Feb, IL, 1887.