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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

FTVHE undersigned h as removed his ONCE to the
second story Of G. L.iN.chols' new Block, corner
Second ard Brady streets, Davenport
w. WOODWARD.
Money 10 loan or Real Es.ste by
oc7.,tf W WOODWARD
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Lands In Scott County.

VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING PugI.os "a
SOUTH fractional hslf OF Section 10, r. 70, r.
~ T., 323 76-lJ0 acres, orly Is riiu ntes ak from
the Railroad Station at Dursnt, and lying on the
North and East sides Of the County Road.
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Oo11nect1c11
Mutual life Insurance 20
dcQgsTec Caps!Ci...... = BOO "
Ars-,s ais, Jauy 1850. ,2T2 1913 3.
OFfFiCE-Roorn No. HnnCnaus Block Msin 81.
J,utSdaviyl HENRY b. HOFFMAN AyeGt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

100 SACKS. 4 prime article, for sale at Chicago
1OO prices. Enquire Of
D'cl1ilws BALLET BOYLE, 1oek Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
For Lease.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
LAsT half Of lot 6. in block 81, CITY Of Davenport.
II With the brick house thereon erected s. " cor.
nH Of "a and Rock Island streets.
West half Of lot in block 66, Second street. b.
tweeh ROCK Island and Iowa streets, north side, i'd
joining Rarmsr's House.
North half Of lots and TO- In block 6b, being 70
feet on Rock Island street and 12S feet on Third
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

North East \ Of Section =, T.7s, r. H., ISl
acres.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

Splendid Lots on the Bluff.
Lots and In block 10, commanding . fine view
OF the river, kock Island Fort Armstrong
Railroad Bridge, sc.
FOR terms sc apply to
July24dtf COOE A. CAPGFNT
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larger assortment than slothcrs 10 this city com
tined.
SPLENDID MFDALLIONS,
vELvETS AND 'VILTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPEsTRl.
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine, supertne and Tapestry incrsins, Beriis Ven.
e,isn, IL mp and Fe'tJI- pets, Drnggets, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
Wood, Kitchener & Go.

Removal.
CtHERIyH LEONARD'S Office may hrreafter b
- found n the Court House..
H. LEONARD,
1daerahestH. ~ a~rssarnnty
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iude pe nde nj Convention.

Under the above caption, the Bu9le indul-
ges in sandry and divers caliginous inuen-
does, about the Convention that meets IN
this city to-day. The editor INDUCES in
some irrelevant language, with the words
"outsiders" and "indepsndent" standing
out in bold relief. He evidently feels sore,
and allows his forebodings of "manifest des-
tiny" to peer forth little by little. We
would condole with him, and advise him to
keep of good cheer-to manufacture the
biggest kind Of thunder-encourage the
circulation of still greater fabricasions-
.tismatize with numberless epithets, every
person who is in favor of electlng honest
men to offce-howl upon "negro equality
pitch into the New Constitution-trump
up something--anything- howl!--and then
you may succeed in bringing back to your
ranks, those that are daily deserting.-
Something must be done to encourage the
disposed to be honest portion in evil doing,
or else YOU are undone. But here, we feel
like letting the dead rest. 1t will take more
than the powerful blasts of our neighbor,
to turn the great majority of the people of
this county from the course which they
deem right.
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sr rxs rAsn AxD SCISSORS

EzThs latest dates from Salt Lake,
state tha. the Mormons, Who have been very
anxious 10 learn the character OF the reports
made by the returned officials, were sur.
prised to hear that bills respecting polygamy
we're to be placed before Congress. The
mail train report but few Indians en-
the route. The Emigrant trains were doing
well. Grass and water on the plains was
abundant.
e~Q. 4. Philander Doesticks, P. B. and
Mr., wiIbor lately reporters of the n. I.
Tribune, have bought the N. Y. PiccyuHe.
c. Judge Lynch seems to reign supreme
in the Eastern part of this State. Every
paper we pick up contains something in
relation to these iawles. proceedings. Jack
son, Cedar and counties adjoining, form the
present judicial distric, Of Judge Lynch.
How long must the laws Of the State be
srampled upon.
~ The estimated amount Of stock killed
by starvation and cold throughout the Tn
ion, during the past winter, is computed to
be Sl50,0OO,00.
e@The corner stone Of the monument in
memory If HKSRY CLAY was laid at Lexins-
ton, KS, on the 4th inst, amidst imposing
ceremonies. The Masonic order assisted,
and Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge addressed
the audience on the occasion.
TD DAVID R. ArcHsoN, Of Kansas no.
toriety, has written letter to friends in
South Carolina, virtually abandoning the
field. He says i. is evident the South is no
match for the North in Kansas, and that the
latter contributes ten dollars where the
former gives one for the support Of its
cause.
c. Accounts represent that the sugar
crop of Louisiana will be four times as
large this year as last; and We see it stated
there is three times as much on hand in New
York as there was this time last year.
c. Wisconsin, scarcely yet twenty years
old, contains population of 100000. She
has already several fourishing colleges, and
a State University at the capital, with a
fund which yields an annual income Of $685.
900. The Lawrence University at Apple
ton, founded by the munifcent lberality of
Amos Lawrence, is in successful operation.
She has adopted system of public instruc-
ton containing many of the best elements
of the systems of the eastern States.
ca In England the Electric and Inter-
national Telegraph Company, have organ
lied their establishment in such manner
as that money deposited with the company
will be advised by Geographic order, and be
paid out to the parties named in the order.
We concur in opinion with a contemporary,
that these money remittances by telegraph,
are the beginning of great system, which is
likely to superceds post Office remittance;
and we trust with safety equal to its swift
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Republican Convention.

In another column, can be found the pro.
ceedings Of the Republican County Conven-
ton. which met at tho Pacific House, on the
18th inst. 1t will be seen, that those present
deemed it to be to the best interests of the
party and the county, to refrainfrom making
any nominations for County Officers. By this
act, it may be seen that the members of the
Republican party of this county, have no
selfish mission to perform-no personal ng-
grandzement to accomplish aud while its
members declared they would cling with
chivalrc adhesion to the principles and or
ganization of the party-they proved that
no mere party pride could control their
course, when the common good demands
and points out their action. Those present,
thought that under existing circumstances,
no merely personal wishes and individual
preferences should be consulted. That
looming events" will vindicate the course
pursued, We entertain not the least doubt,
let who may be s'swalowed by the Repub-
iioan party" The shaking will take place
after election.
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RorEL ARRIVALS.

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:, a.sr,: Mn Z. p,h -, - .se@s AansaS kco.
rsss. a. q Ri,s ~. - ussxaal - Geo
Rsscne,der Iowa. Iowa: Cvr~s r..ss ~ =
.ss--..r N. 49,. - 49, sVstou, Oolos ~
T.vie1. -: Ts.sc ~. Veaos 1I warren lows;
= r--Ailds a. W 8 yweis. ~ ZSsoa avn, 81
n -: VIM Hsnsss.an ~: = : s. ssa, y LOUIS
- - 8 Cyesrin Dmhr,,,.s 3 .sA 80 4 cochran,
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ssars ssnnest n~c..u,. " 49, Maifen. dcs
: Tsv;s e. j q E.nnes A. - = Msossssa, koos
S,rsss. Nehr.sh,: r \ nrovn 49,, 4 49,, W.
= ~ Hmvn ~. Il. - Nenonesm Nsns.sso n Iowa
-. cyrus = Tsmn No: Isri 3 w,twcs~ ~ = Ivtsss,
w. s-rnpAv Ia,x ~ R.r,s III. 49, Ss.tsskA.
a.. n Ciart a.: n nurnn a.: BAT nspcss. resIts,
N r. $500 ~ = = 1890 NJ. 80 =. g, AAnsas
H.s,ssrs: iSs;san ~. W. 49, ss,,a. ns1soe.
Hsr"s ~; Yoas A.: Inn " (sI.rs ns;,. cs
-. rnss a,.y.., ~. -, NJ n.,,,.s - Ssss
49,; ~. ~ 49,, - svA1 1880 Oe'vs - =
Lev - Dsaey, %, LaneAstes, iowa, VIM
Simpss, ~ AS sears, oos boyce, south Carolina;
Inoms. An ~! Iowa.
~. , ~1y - n0suiey, - wHnins,
IOWA ~rn, NeotasHS kasier, Iowa.
.n, -, - SNH w, Wm huknes sno lazy, Son
LIN a.. ~ NJ 49, uos nA~n oos Ae
49,. - NJ, SS ", Jason. ao' AdAm NIT
ms'; y rn~, Iaossass' o's Inos1 Aien' Neofas-
-, $500 ~,
IVY - SscActt, IOWA Fiessncr,
9S = A.Aus, oe' yonn houseng dos Co0ner, DO; L
Le,e " .onn Jones aos hilo's, Cos Reed. DO;
49,. A, v ~ n = L.snsp, uN tMt, 20, :
Se. y, = ma IA n1. NO. Nss' !. Segsett'
Gs,r.sra: n ns.s~;,h Sshrss. w. Ns o s =,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
REPUBLIC.
GEORGE -. WESTON, Editse q Prspsisss
OANIEL b GOODLOE, Assistant EAtter.
d.

GE0pnr - -r.~,m,r rs,.-. = n...
MAN1ET rS~NrS ~ ..y.AssSs'
- NOVAv1s AsesssSss 0sisH'
/ "A SVFflClkNf TINE HAS ELAPSED SINCE TIE
haoeeratOn Of Mr.. Buchanan, 70 dispet the hopes
entertained By many who did not support ha election
70 the frosidency, that his OF astrs
Wouid % % moderate and conservative 10 give re-
Pose 70 country too long astatec by exciting colsiCns
cpAnAon ana interest On tho contrary II has been
lar marked BY violence Of measures which 10 without
SprSselcnt even IN the administration Of Mr. Pierce.
IN AansAss nAs gwen all its patronage NOT merely
FACTION, dctested by the people of that territory
bat TO the most odious men Of that faction, Of
whom nave participated directly in Of violence
and elocdshed while has concentrated the
posaoie army OF the United States At Fort
under the command OF man u known violence Of
CHARACTER Tor the manifest purpose Of intimdatns our
there nto submission foreign usur.
patton, and IL Intimidation fails Of despatinR than
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A Valuable Work.

a firm in Cincinnati proposes issuing
about the first of October next, book con-
tanning the name and Post office address Of
every male person (over Is years Of age) in
the United States. 1t will also cont-in the
name and location Of every post office, viii
lage, town and city in the United States,
and the name and place Of publication Of
every daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly
paper aud magazine in the L. S. As this
work will be a matter Of interest TO every
residen. Of America, no one should be with
out copy Of the same. See prospectus in
another column.
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The Uses of Money.

The New York Mirror says it is estimated
that one of our rich men (Wm. B. Astor)
has now an income of &c., 900 day, or ST.
100000 year. If wealth led to happiness
Aston would be the most contented man in
the world. But he is not. To keep away
the govt, he feeds on Graham bread and
INDUCES in less generous diet than We do.
Aston, instead of being the happiest man in
N. Y, is, perhaps one of the most discon-
tented. He is in law with his tenants half
the time; and instead of taking the world
kindly, he spends eight hours of ten in
reading upon the statutes Of fraud. Astor's
income is 81, 900 day, yet he could furnish
all he consumes for SIS a week. Such be-
ing the case, 1t strikes US that the man who
makes fifteen dollars week is just as we'll
off as Aston. People who worship ducats
place false estimate on them. Three Of
the best things in the world are obtained
gratls-viz: pure water, pure air, and una
dulterated health.
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The .Cssr = 1851.

The Cincinnati Gaseste good CONNER
ncrciL authority has the following esti-
nate Of the crop Of 1857. compared with
the production Of lS4s, in the nine great
grain growing States Of the West. The Ca
sette says the estimates ars based upon
sound data in relation to increase OF popu-
lation and ratios Of production, and on the
assumption that the crop Of this year will
be full average. OF course, prosidential
circumstances may mar this aatteripg pros
pecs; but with continuance Of weather IA
s1orable for ripening the wheat in the higher
ATTITUDES, and with late fall in which corn
will have time to mature, those figures seem
to be as nearly right ~ any that can be
made
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- Ssssa.
" h'cn' according Q some kn 'As,
aAs oeen inpsndmg over ne eonne'c'A
and monetary aeAirs Of thus country, ns
oeen inoennise.y postponed. Inc
poss'lsesy fe1aseo 70 make 10 eeoas-'so'.
ted iIs eonsfses, ana mas, si'oes'nS1 Pio'eA
''sen 70 DC no efess snakes ah'e.
ne D0'is 400 Dsa1s u al s'1ss' ofe.'ne
if .aa Aoo"ieose 'oe e''A
"" spesai.aon ta'ns oa' - "
mere oonconDe' inaaigeo 10 y 'He :. :.
He'd1d' ana 4 sa1esii'es, LOT 'he puiP0's VI
creating apdnfc-and the seauei mas proven
that The! r.ekoned without Their no'''
iHosrsos's New iosk BANK Noss Ds,sc''
Of July llsn' under the head Of Tue money
Market Chemically AnAiJzeo' sa'' 'oA'
the danger OF aFeTois'oas-a el''., .s
-c' 10 measure, over Inc o.! - t"ps1
ing rum - postponed sane d's. o'oeA' Ae''
had their tune 70 iah. western sp'sai'
ton Is chsck-ms'ed. Inc cre'N e" .A'
been dssed with setting concos''o'' 'A''
Is carrying down the impurities ~"N 80"
enlng the OH oil trade ana eonn ~
traction, consolidation and efss'aNa"o'
are taxing the place OF fefmeuIAoa'
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The Omaha NsaraSsiaa SAYS, that
the steamer Dna Cossers sis TO run the
remainder Of the season, as regular pack
ct between Omaha snd Sioux City," We
are nos posted As the amount of shipping
between the two points, bat should judge
that this arrangement would hardly prove
rcmunsrssivs TO the owners Of the boat.
vassevNr advantages might accrue 10 others
from such communication. However. sheald
this arrangement. be entered into, We hope
that il will be productive Of good to oil con.
ssTnsd.
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1t is doubtful if another city in the United
States can boast. as Dubuque can, of being
without legal representative! Strange as
il NAV seem to distant readers, we are not
aware, at this hour of writing, that law
yer can be found in the limits OF the eorpo-
ration. including even the Jail! Blessed
eityl with but two or three mad dogs, only
one mail agent, and not q lawyer in its pre-
cinets.
If there is a solitary member of the legal
fraternity left, he is one whose infrmities,
consequent on his sins, have laid him on the
shelf, and thus placed him beyond the pos
sibility Of doing further mischief. Our
psaceful citizens can walk at large to-day,
and breath freely, while rogaes-if there are
any left since the great exodus Of lawyers!
must hid u theu heads, for if they indulge
in such little peccaaillos as house-burning,
garroting and throat eating, there is nobody
IN town TO plead their causei IL they must
continue to indulge in their cute displays of
dexterisy in the gymnasium Of snesse. ne
cessits compels them 10 seek q more inyi-
ting field observation-disclosures reluctant our
excitement loving citizens may be to part
49, them.
Hean cleansing Of the citv took
Pic fais morning AZ ten O'Clock, when all
the members Of the legal profession were
gathered together, near the feos Of Fourth
street. hustled on board the War Eagle. and
set adrifs in the Mississippi. To what point
they will aoai. is less easy to determine than
their dsssssy. We know that Jonah, tho
.greasslnper. Was never admitted u the
bar! and 2 p mind his i'll luck xnhe
waters, - fdly look for the SEsurs
OF ans NJ, oar legal adelphi. ThsT
viii ali, g be swallowed By the
Whales OF ssla8duisence, Or foundered on
some Black stone.
But Ne viii not harrow UP the feelings Of
the reader BY anticipating the melancholy
naals Of this 6rss and grand ssExeurs;on al
the Dialogue Bar" We say hayrosc up the
feelings, for The more wicked the career of
. man, the more painful j. the contenpla-
ton u his end. what ever saay be his de-
ss'ts,-Dubuqux Tines,
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Peoria Insurance Company.

1t will be seen by the statements and GER
tifcates inserted in our advertising columns,
that this Company has fully complied with
the new Insurance law passed by the Leg
islature of this State last winter. The
company is represented to be reliable one,
and to be doing profitable business. D.
C. BLooMEK, is Agent for the Company in
this city.
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80 By request. ws cory from the Bas's,
the reply Of /. W. BAssur TO the commit
nies,soa Of the Guards. which appeared in
the Nosrsrssl. On Saturday last. Viewers
anae. no manner If obligation TO insert the
rer,y-esarsssv did not require IL OF as.
hssaa.s the write. EFT Snaed Us none--tas.
tics did not require this ~ our hands, after
tbs writer bad raelished j; in his own paper
---and ~e gre il rahliessy sesely ~ The
reY~<ss Of the edsser-~airias :hs right OF
csarsesr for the time hesne.
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- Our neighho- saws. that tho s.voo

sT- Our neighbor says, that the ''wool-
les held meeting on the "l.th,' and re-
solved 10 make no nominations for County
Officers. As he has heretofore applied that
cpithes to the Republican party, We infer.
tina. he mean. to say that that party met on
the "llta," and resolved to make no nomi-
nations. No such meeting was held at the
time stated. y
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August Election.

August Election.
70 We are authorized to announce ". d. TURNER,
as an Independent Candidate Treasurer and Recorder
of Pottawatamie County, at the ensuing August Eeo-
ton tniS-te
u We are authorized to announce d. b, CLARK
as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff of Petawata-
ME County, at the ensuing August Election.
~ We are authorized to announce W. L. BlGGS,
as an Independent Candidate for the once OF Sheriff of
Pottawa,tamie County, at the ensuing election.
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So
SRtiSfaCtOrY.
T.,
~ n,fpfp

"Neishbor, is Negro a person?''-Bugie
"Wel neighbor, will leave that question for Chief
Justice fancy TO decide. "-Nonpdreti.
That's right neghbor when You can't decide ques-
ton yourself just refer it to good Democrat in whom
the people have confidence. "-Bugie.
Is the ''confdence" of the people, based
upon the decision in the bred Scott case ?
Neighbor, has negro "any rights that
white men are bound TO respect?"
CT The Omaha Nebrkskian says the
Government Steamer Twilight, reached that
port on the 18th inst, from the mouth of
the Yellow Stone, and passed down the same
day. The Twilight had on board seven or
eight buffalo calves, destined to astonish
the untravelled people of the east, who new
er saw our beautiful praires, orany natiss
inhabitants thereof.
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Corn crop Of ls4s Corn crop of 1857.
$50 40, 600


This is an increase Of 80 per cent, or
about the same with the population. Of
this cereal crop fslly one.half goes into sur
plus, partly as bulk, partly as pork, lnrd,
whisky, cattle. There win be greater sur
plus in 1857 than in 1850, by fully sixty
million bushels, which is equivalent to an
increase of thirty millions of dollars. There
will be half the same increase on wheat, and
fourth as much on oats. The advance in
hay, which is already much Of it gathered,
will be fully fifteen millions more, which
chiefly appears in the weight of cattle,
horses, &C.. In addition to all these eonsid
erations, we must remember that the crop
of 1856 fell below that Of lS49, very much.
If our hypothesis of full average crop
should turn out true, we think the surplus
of the West will be from eighty to hun
dred millions of dollars better than in 1856.
There is full demand for these, and our
railroads furnish ready and cheap outlet
to all markets.
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- 4 Judgment for s. 80 90 has heen
rsnasred II the Superior Coars Of New York
sgAanss Fernando Mood. On charge Of fraud
forEery, and fAisifcasson Of accents The
history 1t the sransaesssn, ~ revealed in the
psoKress Of the trial. sAaus Weed to have
been Of the sDeAd Eahasss a.ts. before he
uas elected Mayo-- He o~ss ss-y.ce 10 the
State ias,sas. af tie cirv.
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cur obsSileas servant,
AJax. W. GAINES.

News from Tie South Pacific dated
.: Valparaiso, 3lss Nav, and elalloa. 18th zis.
In Chill, the political trials were drawing 70
close; and il WAS thought the prisoners
would be pat to death. Congress Was 10
meet On the LIST Of June, but netting had
srsnspir~d respecting the ideas contained in
the Presidents annual message Ase-n-
meat loan Of four millions Of dollars rs 10
be taken up fos the purpose Of constructing
the Santiago and Valparaiso Raj Read.
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1870
ln.-.

The compliments bestowed upon JAMES
c. MstcHEiL, by the NsbraSfian. Wonder
VIA; '.the prsaeipal proprietor Of the town
in which he resides" has been doing, Of
late, 10 enti;ls hsm to such anhonor ~
birds &c.
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- Hea- JAsrs TaensSGros. VIII pl-aa.
accept oar saAAks for copy Il the ..Re.
PORT. on tbs Alleged ossrsps Cansi. alton.
os Nsnasss II Csagrsss. With he ,sa,..
n .a,s u ias rssssxs lsr.lc1,.a."
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!. q $50 600 5000 !,

This shows an advance of IS per cent. on
the production of lS49. The increase of
population is about 3S per cent; SO We have
allowed large margin for more favorable
crops. Looking to the consumption OF In
dian corn bread, the consumption of wheat
for -four and seed in these States will not
exceed $4,000, 900 bushels, SO that there
will be, assuming an average crop of twenty
eight millions Of bushels for exportation.-
This is probably double the amount which
went out of the northwest to the Atlantic
eoasf
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60 Tie BsrssnEssa Dasly Eas=kvys,
comes TO u ensarxtd 70 sevsa columns .
page. We are glad to witness ,ssa evs.enee
u the prosperity u the Hsrsyv, and Of
i.s rrorriesar.
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, = The Roman Forum is now . cow
market. the Tarpesaa Rock a cabbage gar
den, "a. Palace Of ID. Csssrs q rope-valk
aaa Ashland the sssitears o. J. =. c,ay-
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REFERENCES:
LIE HURAy& Co, n Y City GREEN, THOMAS Co,
DRExEL & Co. Phila,, Pa. CooLBAuGH Il BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, Mont'r, Burlington, Iowa.
Vermont. WARREN Co. BANK, Ills.