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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29
COM M E R CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JANUARY 20. 1851. I
Weekly Reports Of the Markets.

Commercial.
The nspension of gigsion and tbs unsettled weather
past week has caused depression in almost every
department Of trade The Cumberland open again, how.
ever and the back Of wioter being broke is fair to pre-
sumo that business W Il soon be more bri k.
Corros-During the wer cotton suI rsd decline
Little has of.red and the outside figures for the week
we're II S. We quote it 9al1Hc those being the
gna figures yesterday for g bales.
sales Worthy have ranspred durir
the week. A lot Of leaf tobacco so at Ease.
COFEsThs stock is ample and prices have given way in
the lo~ grades We quote at 1OA12sc, according to
quality and KIND
susAR-0sing the supply which Is already adequate
the which to arrive the market Il less buOysnt
than has been for time Auction sales have taken
place at which prime sold at 1ial1Ac.
MoLAssEs-Unchangsd, ind fair business doing.
wHIsKY-Is in light supply. Prices have upward ten
dency. Extra Cincinnati brands selling at SOa32e.
Flour Flour very scarce with upward tendency,
although advance previous quotations has yet
red. We quote Tennessee at s6as6 so.
MEALThe supply is light and 55a6Oc is new offered from
wagons.
GRA-We notice change in the prices Of grain. Wheat
is quoted at goal 90; corn 4Oc; clean oa.s 35c.
seed is in demand and 4sat5 so is offered
FEATHEEs-Remain unchanged. We quote at-Oa45c
PROvsIoSs-B2con very and in demand We adj
vance our quotations follows sal2c shoulders ID
7c sides sasHc hog round saSXc Lard active at10s
lOKc.
on-we notice advance in lard oil; It commands
81 10.
DzUss-The only change which has occurred in the price
Of drugs castor OIL which has declined and quot
ed At 81 IS pei gallon
Retail Domestic Market.
BuTTER-Per pound, 2OA25e.
EsGs-Per dosen, !5a20e.
LAKD-seling at 10al2c per pound; dull.
MgAL-We quote at S5aooc per bu-he from wagons 70
in retail.
FLoUR-serng at s. 80 per 100 pounds for supsrhns.
BucKwHEAT FLoUE-S2 Is for so Id sacks.
CoRS-We quote at acc per bUshel.
WHEAT-WheAt commands 90c.
DRIED FRUrr-Apples command 81 so per busee Peeled
Peaches are worth - 90; unpeeled SO 90.
PoTAToas-Irish Potatoes 9nc from wagons STA
2Oin retail Sweet Potatoes selling at 81 5OA2 90.
TURNIPs-25e per bushel.
COcL-3GaS5c per bushe.
Charleston Market.
MONDAY Jan. 20, P NJ CorTos The marke. Is quiet
and rm parties awaiting tie arrival Of the mail bales
300 bales at liz to 12x.
Augusta Market.
MONDAY Jan. 25, P. M.-Corros--The market Is qniet
day, indeed fat. Holders demanding Saturdays
prices. We hear Of no transactions.
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tE- A large number Of hydrsnts seem TO be 'on
q burst within the last two or three d4ys, occs-
been stopped with ice have in many instances be.
come useless By injury sustained from she cause
The services of plumbers were in demsnd yes
terday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

- For the first time ia several months, the
city is without any public anus ment. The Thea
ter has closed, and entertainments Of transient
character have come TO an end. 10 the absence Of
any public entertainments, many o! citizens
making good use Of the time in several species Of
amusement Parties and routes are not entirely
out of season, aud We learn that the Dramatic
Association are preparing for another performance
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

AEoTHER lNyESFIoN. A mechani: now in this
city has invented a machine for making brick.
Il s novel but simple affair aud seems well cal
culared to accomplish the object for which il is in
tended. With il. small force can mould 1000
brick per dav. As soon practicable, lie cspa-
city aud utility will BE- tested by the inventor in
one of the extensive brck-yards this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

~ The whole number Of banks organized IN
der the general banking Laws of Illinois is 6l =.
Eleven Of these have been closed, leaving 30 now
in operation The total amount Of stocks now in
deposit with the auditor s s., CAS- $50 "a; and on
this basis bills have been issued TO the amount Of
% 4so, s75 The cash value Of these stor r. Is es-
timated by the auditor at Sc e6s $50, leaving
margin OF Sls2, BIC for depreciation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

tvonty-two in number, bsve just passed through
city, loaded with about 600 lbs. each, return
ing 60 their place Of rendezvous. VIII Oh is some
seventy miles from here There arc dromedaries
also with them, and seated on the top Of these
mels and drom edaries are Arabs aud Turks, dress,
ed in their own costumes, Of their own country
Texas Is great country, aud San Antonio lie q
great city.
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70 ADVERTISERS.

The circulation Of the Tally and Tri-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
It is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

s E5S- News from Wilmington, y. c., says that on
2oth inst, the river was actually frozen over from
bank to bank. The occurrence is unprecedented,
at least those who have resided there over thirty
years, say that they recoiect nothing Of the kind.
The ice was half inch thick
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

~ 10 Allen county, Ky, on the 18Th inst
married to Miss Julia Ann Shirley, aged eighteen.
The same ceremony made daughter OF the old
man the wife of another person.
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Gums! GumS!! Guns!!'

LIALL & CUNNINGHAM, No. ~ Public Square, have
L just received and opened splendid assortment Of
Single and Double Bird and Desr Guns among which are
the celebrated wesley Richards manufacture and
other fine Cans in complete These Guns are ali Of
their Importation direct from kESland and ware all
made 20 their order expressly for this market
Also Sharp's Riff and Shot Guns Colts Repesters; Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols together with the nnesi sssor
Of Powder ssks Shot Pouches and Belts ever open
ed in Nashville nov1S-d9m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

FIRE PLUGs.-A number Of fine and improved
fire plugs may be seen At the foundry Of A. Ander-
son on Broad street. They are intended for that
portion Of the city into which the new water pipe
is being laid down.
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GLOVER q co.
CTTX ExRE7E8@.

nACKAaEz PARcELS. a hAGaAGk esIrsrsd - as
L part efthe els sith airp4tsA ene asi4ty.
FeennE that Sad an s1esprsS saA SER maeA neeesa
theE haze oea Tsd he&tf eHPenses sss -
GAIA esRFsganee snd hens - preapi atisniaa - bs
rsns - aessrFs ths pstFsgs y Ne baassE q las
afg
81 A. T. wesshreek, late oi Aassss' AEprsm
coEnanN Nih ease ehfss - So eaa feasss 4at
Aelssg psek&sas - sng Pess u SO sy sns ssaaFss
Char4e8 Eefg fae4Htn3e.
oass Ne. Il chsFy street. 10 stasa. sEsF y. I ssvt'a.
ia. Ess11 -.
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CoLroNs ATLAS OF TUE woRLD-lLtusrkArING
PHYSICAL AND PoLITIcAL GEOGRAPHY. By g.
Wolworth Cotton. Accompanied 10y descrip-
tions, geographical, statistical and historical, by
Richard Swainson Fisher 81 d. Vol l compri-
sing North and South AmeIics; vol 2 Europe,
Asia, Africa and 0ceanica. New York J. u.
Cotton & Co, No I72 William street. London:
Trubuer & Co. No. IL Paternoster Row.
In this work the world, as known at the present
time is represented with iaitblulness and accuracy;
and the vast amount of information collected by
explorers, travellers, and others, is now, for the
first time, made available to al. Il contains 1870
steel-plate maps and plans, following which are
letter press descriptions OF the countries deineaed
exhibiting a succinct account Of their geography,
resources, commerce, discoveries aud prominent
interests and the statistics relative to the several
subjects treated upon. The publishers have been
to the enormous eIp pence Of sixty thousand dollars
in getting cut this work, snd now they rely upon
the patronage of an enlightened public for just
remuuer stion for their arduous and expensive tolls
Mr. A L Westbrook, of this city, Is duly author
lied TO receive subscriptions for this splendid work.
and will call on all who desire to procure it. Both
volumes are now ready to deliver Specimen copies
can also be seen at the Bookstores of W. I. Berry
e. Co., Methodist Book Concern, and G. w. Smith,
Esq. From the same data thus furnished, the same
publishers have issued for the use OF schools and
academies
CoLroN & FITczs SERIES OF School BIOGRAPHIES:
]. Cotton Ftch's introductory Geography
.. Cotton q Fitchs Modern School Geography.
r,lfan 4 Eifohfa Sehnol
ply. 4. Cotton Ftch's Physical Geography.
Nr. Louis Sweet is agent for these works, aud
all of }. Il. Cotton & Co.'S publications all orders
from the country will be promptly filed at regular
New York prices.
A few active young men wanted, TO whom per-
manent and paying business will be guaranteed. A
note to L. Sweet, box 646, Nashville P. o., will
receive prompt attention. Nv
CRooKER's MILLINERY E~TABLIsHnENT.-Yes
terday was the Fall opening day OF the above
establishment, and prompted by 3 desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion las nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide aud
looked at the large and fine display Of millinery
aud fancy goods there TO be seen. Mr. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
Of bounets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, Sc is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities Of these vsriousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, Surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase viii do well to examine
his stock-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

IE- The weather is qlite di-agreeable, AMI was
growing colder last night. Some Of the weather.
wise predict still more severe cold than we have
yet had, which "all the Saints forbid"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
Corner Of By0ad aud Summer Sta,
NASHVrfrE TENN

NASHVILLE, TENN,
HTouLD inform the people q Nashville and the
w randinf counry thai Ne has recently improved and
greatly enlnged hs Myrie-Ysrd, snd Is prepared
en- al orders the aatl ne ~ The shortrsa notice and
Ga the ayorable fgr he woud cali partic-
atensian his We selected sogk o. Monanents, Man
ifecrs, gures S1auafy FaunlAiu BapiisRal F0ant
Ufns NAscs, ronbs, &c, many = whth Of the purest
fts asrhle ami from tae ehis OF the best Europan
masters His arrangements compete Tor farm shng
kud8 Of Aar0e. slther II bic oEa mansfaetuFe I'm
portfd Ne has hand Ais.g- qnsntty ~ aH Marble,
tr rcnKh state, whrh he U vel vsrT Low. hoase FAR
ia kgyP ian Marble - the bss qs4iy b had
yard Ne natters hinSei tsAt Ne eAE tbs pub
&c aecomEodaiR ,e ma a. Az an az establishment
isnl2-seksly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports FURNISHED By the Aa.scia.ed Prs.s.l
Arrival of the Steamship AragO!!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUR0PEI!
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA!
DEATH OF THE HON. PRESTON BROoKsM

DEATH Ok THE HON. PRESTON 5. BRO0KS!i
NEw YoRx, Jan. 2s-The steamer Arago, from
Havre arrived o-day with dates to the l3ta Cot
ton market was more quiet and unsettled
Liverpool circulars are conflicting, they report
cotton declined / 3 l6 and T. Sales of two days
$500 bales, Manchester market quotations bare
" maintained. Breadstufs generally quiet. Pro-
visions unchanged Consols Tor money closed at
eSsas45
FOREIGN NEWS.
Hostlities still continue at Canton, in which the
Americans are engaged
The Ssiss question is settled. Prussia acknowl-
edges the independence OF New Chatel Switzer-
erland released her prisoners.
The Russians met with a disastrous defea. 10
Circassia
The ship James Buchanan was wrecked on the
IrishcoasL
A revolutionary movement was progressing at
Carthagena and Bogots. It was the object of the
four federal governments to upset the Ossina sd
ministratIon.
Two heavy shakes of an earthquake were felt at
Panama on the 18th Of January.
The slOop of John Adams arrived at Val
parasO on December 10Th. Commander Bentirell
was dangerously i'll and had been ordered home.
Two ministers from Costa Rica are expected at
Chill 10 organize jointly against the hbusters.
Markets at Valparaiso dull and overstocked.
The Peruvian revolution has become general,
Vevanco having got every posi- on the coast except
CalaO. he issued proclamation snnulliDg the
decree OF Castillo, which suspended the payment
OF interest on the national debt.
NEw YORK Jan. 28-The q. S. Marshal will
arrest all flibusters who embark on the Tennessee
for Nicaragua.
The Illinois has arrived. She lsfs Aspinwa on
the 18th, with 81 10000 specie. She connected
with the John L. Stephens, which brought down
upwards of 81, 600 600
The Stephens spoke to the Golden Gate on the
9th, the Sonora on the l7th, both boand up.
The British mail steamer Thames arrived at As-
pinWal from Greytown
Ii is reported that Walker with q force OF 500
men WAS surrounded by his enemies, who had of
tered him terms of cspituation, which he would
probably accept.
Sylvsuus NJ Spencer, who tried for the muir
der Of Captain Frazier, OF the Sea Witch is said
TO be the one acting as agent for Vanderbilt in
Nicaragua
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FRAsK LEsLIEs' ILLUsrLATED NEwPAPER-We
are indebted TO Ne-srs. John York & Co., for No
80 Of this excellent weekly. They have it for sale
at their counter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

CS- very large meeting Of the Swiss residents
Of New York was held in that city the l7lh inst
to sympathize with their friends in Europe in the
difficulty between Pruss >end their native country
The utmost enthusias- \yevailed and large
amount of material all vii, Be sent out
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

tz5r- We authorized to announce CAPT. VIZ. LONG
candidate fJr Justice OF the Peace 10 the Nashville
District an the vacancy ed by the resignation
Of Geo. B. Goodwin, Esq. jan-G
~ We are authorized 20 announce ". II. wILKIS-
son date for Justice Of the Pesee In the First
District Nashville to aehe vacancy occasionsd By the
reignLtion 81 G. B. Goodwin. Election TO be held on
Tue,day. February 81 1851 jsu26
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An OPIMoS.--A western ehap gives his views
Of the New York Women in this way:
Somwhars in every circumference OF silk, velvet
and oetry that riggles along Broadway thars allus
a Summsn, | sposs; out how much Of The holler is
oiled "a with neat sud how much il CANNON, the
meer speotatur ken never no A feier marrys
site, and finds, when &c comes 90 the pint that be
has nuthn IN his arms.hut " gula ar anHtomy. Ef
meu is gay OBSERVERS, wot's to be scd Of a female
that dresses Tor hundred and fsrty weight. hsI
beseut RELY as mn,h fat on her as would grease
gsiedls An the sperieut Plumpness consisting Of
cotton and Whaiebone
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-29

T. The telegrsphic news in our paper this
morning will be found highly interesting.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable City property
FOR SALE
AfP1hIio Auction

IN Pursuance Deed Of trust executed to me by o.
Leak on the 14th March, 1885, for the purpose Of
curing debts therein set forth, shall proceed to
SELL at Public Auction for Cash SATURDAY, the Slst
day Of January 1851 the Court House Gate In the
city Nashville, the following described property, Wis.,
House and Lot the Corner Of Broad and Market SITS
being lot No. in the College Lots, occupied as
Drug Store bv Roscoe.
ALSO lot Of Ground in the city Of Nashville, 'front.'
ing Al 4 feet Spruce street. being lot No in s. v D.
Stout's plan.
ALsO-A vacant on Cedar street. being lot No lin
plan.
ALSO A Lot on Cedar street extended at the edge Of
the Corporate limits and the Charlotte turnpike, front
40 feet said turnpike and running back 100 feet.
ALSO-The undivided half Of Lot in South Nashville,
fronting IS College streets J. B. Watson owning the
other half.
ALSO-An interest OF 50 500 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed Of Trust.
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by law.
ian5-td X. A COLE Trustee
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.


HUHt8 = 0F tI8Eu 20 EoAFV
V. K. STEVENSON. .FUReEKsOs. ..-.- Cairo
Arrived
J. G. CLINE. .BIrg.-. Harpeih Shoals.
The Cline left the Huossvilie at the Shoals. Sew
era Of her officers went down on the Aida day be-
fore Yesterday and she will probably be up to day
The river hiss risen about FIVE feet since the thaw
and is still swelling. The ice has nearly all disap>
pesred There is plenty Of water for ell boats Wis
iting this port, TO get up without difficulty.
Foa P.pucAH AsD CAIRO. The v. K. Stevens
son will leave here to-day fer the mouth of the
Ohio. She is a safe and fine craft. with excellent
accommodations and experienced officers She
departs at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Marble Monuments, &C.


- III. rs. shelton
TNNok13 ~ t4snas aaa a. paAls = So 80
1 sfai, t1at as j ass pFeaeeanlag sae Aka1l1 F
nr1EEs. II - tAaF CaeTTT atIae4, nsEl t-fI
e1or = ~ fafea ana A1aerisaA, uhsre - -
HtA be ploased - aft<na = tAs pftars 81 ~ H(N
VIA AZ Nanf aerk IA ~ llns aoea. He tas WIxU
saa uit tssp "a hanA, sappr 81 Mf&N
mARnLR MONUMENTS. IoABs, 4e., I ls9N
maausalarad q - nasa. llanan sa1 Anar - -
go AaFhls Is - 49, ul,A - ~ -. ~ LSu1
a - spss ~ 81 earTaEtse. 49,
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yLEEs KERNAs, 2. ,. HAN
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SouARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

V'HE undersigned having removed 10 Nashville and
Il eated Themselves for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
the noted stand formerly occupied by Piummer Co
large and complete Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs,
pure unauthorized Family Medicines, Choice Pernery,
Fancy Articles &C. 6e Of which, guaranteeing the purity
and genuineness Of every article they viii sell at the very
market price for cash the usual time 70 PunetuAi
dealers.
They are determiaed TO send out article Of medicine
about which their any doubt whatever witt reference
to It's purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of he
Physicians OF the city This department Of their business Sn
be under the supervision Of competent chemists.
They that their rigid attention and hdey 10 the IN
terest Of those may them with their patronage VIII
merit appreciation Of their patrons and 70
their enterprise.
june26 HERMAN a kAkNA
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Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKIN BROTHERS.
GARDEN sgKnsl aARDEE saNnsl

We are prepared f4ralsh fssa ana ss4aias Gsffen
ssss a. gIoush " k5i b. Ths psani uss pspsF Or
In box = containing los So psnsrs. Aera dsscoant
nsas - dsslsEa ofasrs F.spscsfaily sailsltsA
lanaS PlfEiN 1ROTuKRs
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NASHVILLE WHOLESALE PAIGE CURRtN
AXIS.

COFFEE.
Java, q D lTDlo
Laguyra :" OLA
Rio E" 109l2
COPPER.
Sheet. g b, S0c
CORDAGE.
Manila. a d 1890
American Hemp, none
COTTON.
Ala. 4 Ten. PD 9Gn8
1OTtTON YARNS
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0snRburg 12&c
Tent Cloth, % yds

wide) 40c
Tarpaulin Cloth, case
Twilled Bagging, l2Hal4
Mariner'sstripes, Hale
Denims, l5a29
Heavy Wooden Jeans, 40a43
Lads or Linseys, 30a35
Seamless bags, 81 so q do;
Patent machine, sewed, 40
DRTTCS AND BYE STUFFS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24
THE DAILY IOWA STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IOWA \

His eulogy of Willard fillmore We
must omit. He closed by ~ allusion
to the pslmy days Of the Roman he.
public and trusted the time would
come, when should be heard Is the prou'
dest exclamation Of man-not that !
am Roman but an american Citizen,
at home and obroad.
All passed Oft quietly, and at late
hour the meeting adjourned, oil well
pleased with the proceedings.
}. CHATTERToS, Prest.
IL. WARREN, Vice Prcst.
). X. WILLIAMS, Sect.
Lyons, Seyt. I'd, 1856.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

ID. 70 b paid to the owser thereof, -
soon - the dsosees shall be ssessssd By
By jery, who shsll not ssks ieto con-
sidsrstion any advantages that may re-
cult TO ssid owner on sccoun' Of the i'm
psovsmsns Tor ~hich it 10 taken.
SEC. 10. No person shsll be impri.-
ossd Tor debt ia any civil action, on
oesne OF 6osl prosss uolees 10 csse OF
freud; and no person shsll be imp'ison'
ed Tor militis dine in time or peace.
SEC. 70. The people have the right
freely to assemble together to counsel
for the common good; to make known
their opinions to their representatives,
sod to petition for . redress Of Rrievau-
ces.
SIC. 81. No bill Of attainder, ex
post ssct0 Law. or Law in pairing the OBJ
legation Of contracts, shall ever be pas
sed.
SIC. % Foreigners who are, or may
hereafter become residents Of this Ssats.
shall enjoy the ssme rights in respecs to
the possession, enjo, mens, and decent Of
property, - nstive-born citizens.
SEC. %. There shall DO no slavery
10 this State; nor shall there be involun'
ssry sssvituds, unless for the punish
mont Of crime.
SEC. "a. No lease or ersns Of agri-
cultural lsnds, reservine any rent, or
service OF any kini, shall b valid for =
longer period then twenty years.
SIC. Is. This enumeration Of rights
shall not be construed to impair or deny
others, retained BY the people.
ARTICLE IL.
RIGHT OF euTERAGE.
SEC. l. Every white male citizen Of
the United States OF the age Of twenty
one years, Who shall have been . resi-
dent OF the State six months next prece-
ding tho election, ond the county in
which he claims bis vote sixty dsys, shall
be entitled to vote ut oil elections which
are now or hereafter may be authorized
BY Law.
SIC. 2. Electors shall, in all csses
except treason, felony. or breach Of the
peace, be privileged from arrest on tho
days OF election, during their attendance
ct such election. going to and returning
shsrefrom.
SIC. 3. No elector shall be obliged
to perform militia duty on tho day Of
election. except 10 time Of war and pub
lie danger.
SEC. 4. No persoo in the military,
naval, or marine service Of the United
States shall be considered a resident Of
this State by being stationed in any gar
rison, barrsck, or military or naval place
or station within this State.
Sac. 5. No idiot or insane person, or
person convicted Of any infamous crime,
shall be entitled to the privilege Of On
elsctur.
SIC. 6. All elections BY the people
shali DO BY ballot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-24

Foar weeks since, : young woman,
daughter Of . olevgy man, went to Dos:
ton. in pursait oftsr ssduces, was de.
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ling and On Tuesday. having bssu ala.
charged. returned hems with her d.
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rat saa satses Ia sliy liis.