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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

AN ORDINANCE relating to the payment
of moneys out Of the City Treasury
BE it enacted by thCity Council Of the CT
~ of Davenport.
SEC !. that in no case shall the Treasurer
Of the City pay out Of the Treasury any
moneys upon bills audited, or estimates
made, by the City Engineer unless such
bills shall have been first passed upon and
approved by the City Council All Ordi-
nanccs. and parts Of Ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed
Approved, Gro b. SARGENT, Mayor.
Attest Z PECK, City Clerk
Davenport July !, 1887. [July DIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

The qualities ef these Safes are so well known that
the majority Of the merchants of New York AMI Phi
lsdelphiA use no other make OF Safes. We can fur
nish Safes Of oil sises and with any description Of
Locks wanted and will warrant to the utmost Il
the qualities Of the Safes sell.
jsn2iA BURROWS. PRRTTYMAN L DAIzRLLu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
GedIrey'sC Celebrated Cerllsl Gin

II Cheers. TT docs not lRe6r,dfc.
THIS unequalled bavesss- possessss m~icsaai pvo-
per.tcs VI the highest order. " l, nanuf sctus ed
pscia y fr ami By the Popr tor ana P.tsut-, OF
thu best ellis, aud has the rts w,tbsut the
dsissssi % q cfs u sny ether Gin sttNey in 6eu
B,ir.in Hs,.ard this eoua,sy Godfrey Ceis
brdfed CO dial Gin has b-en adovsed b. eniia. MT
physatsas shs pursst snd mot efIlcAeiou- ,Gu-
save Stsausnt and dturs TIC which msnussct u. Ing
ssil has given 70 tbs wosd.-It rstirey szsups
iren those alcoholic drinks which brgst thvsb To-
se,AuIants 0,dsrs 70 any amount prfnpe,y Allea
by he PTepsietor. go 0ODeeBT,
lnpsrtsr Of Brandic.. tsin, Wiass, Re
June10tam Ie DJuth william Ut. New Yegt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

The FIRsT MEssAGE.-The Boston
Post has been informed that the first
Geographic dispatch to be transmitted
across the ocean, will be the compli
Inents Of James buchanan, President
If the United States, to Queen Veto
ria's reply.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

~The new bridge across James.
River, at New Canton, (va.) was total
ly destroyed by fire last Friday night.
Loss. $3O,0OO-insurance, $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
behring's Safes.

The subscribers s5e Agents
for Messrs. y. q. Herring 4
C's celebrated Fire and Thief
Proof Safe. We would Invite
the attention Of the public T.
the fsct that these Safes have
for years stood the test Ct
10th fire, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes viii
NJ measure defy the former
= nj x-x.s Ruli k.fr~~ 49, I~As
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

AGENTS POo STATE DRMoCRAr
Daily. TSs-Wsskly ooA Wsekuy.
nav roas-e. y. Psssingsna Co.
-visches Ovsa q @.
CHlcAoo-Scriven + 0aliaGAes.
-" w g. epenoey,
Or. Louss-J. q. Rust
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
$1,000 Reward.
~ TILE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOR
Prepared BY Do. SANFORD.

agreat ecientlhc 0eiieal discovery, and is dalv
4 working cures, almost toe great 70 believe Il
Gu - ~ ~ BY mag 9, ersn tie f,yf dose giving b.
ncnf ana seldom more thsn Cd. battle is Islu RID 70
Jaund CO o Dyspepsia to , c,mMon headache. ali ~
Nhlch are the sutt Of Djsea sed Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
GODFREY's &
CELEBRATED Cordial Djtte1.s


A POSITIVE aad psatabie bPmsay SDT & nersi d..
IA bMHy ,Dyspepsis, Loss Of Appetite, and oil disor
an o. the Olgesosve OvGans.
Thr Inventor snA Proprietor % GOdfrey's ode
Mold Cordial Bitfsrs ID eGnnendsnU theu, ., IN
pnrv alec tonic and bvigorsnt sustained BY the
best medical authorities Of Europe and America, .,
veil % - ~ nulsiudss who have teoted tho A.
! RESPONSIVE shey stand sione. Thousands ~ho srv
SOW lnagalshing night swske TO new ssistense y
- 0eafrxys CSedla tiers, hnds the ben. u peSna
nens. Upea ~ vital orssns, they exe,ctse di'es
sanitary influence, and yet their agency Is - mild
- salutaEy. For general debility. sinkiRg at Tie
sto0seh lore Of sp elite, slct hes1orhe, mestal
Aepssssas, eseksn sIsp, natui ncs,
fasptnAe a1lsr exercie, ifritaDtity ch0,ic cottvr
go snA ~ d orders " ths nsrvCus sysss, thell
hene1is ere incslculablo. te.
psSchasess ere cautioned aeaiast I'll iaoositiens
Ceatral Dspot, Is south VIII m = NY.
GEO GODFREY,
June20d3m pTsptietag.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

.vOTDCE.
I'm and amer thr ~ o. January th- und~rsigns
~ Bankers in the city Of Davenport, will open ihi.
ofices for business At O'Clock A. NJ, and close q
O'Clock r. n : until furthrr notice.
COOK SARGENT.
MACKLOT q COkPiN,
TALiNtN, POWERS McIEAN.
CHUBR, PRO, 0AkRowS 4 co.
kICKOL. \, OAMpRELL 4 ca.
Ac0kH0L =, LAwE0 3 BLAkkMORE.
lan1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

n Literal ResCMs'd
WILL b. paid fvr the return Of lsds1 s0an
wv O. ID Watch vuh Seesi Chain alta ted, alsO
4 d a Gold Key vita ; Aeef = one side snd sqssre
aua compass - the sahes. ~ sbose vss NJ on
Wedeeedsy lass - ~ Lsve
Ju.eQedtf Master q IL otesges KATE Cassea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

T,HB subscriber having airesdy borsd tvsats-fsss
i wells In this city, and In every tnstsnce eivtne
entire sstistectioa, y PREPARED % e4ecuts further
srdess IN ~ 6eDt 0Aaner. 4oe u k11s OF businas
whore constant suppay Of water b nssdsd, tA~s
76onAs oouRL1Y.
yst - eseAerss& ssss nsAssais 0sssU sssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04


DEArH or TIE LARGEST MAN IN TIE
WoRLD.-Mr. Miles Darden, who was
beyond question the largest man in the
word, died at his residence in Hcnder-
son county, Kentucky, few days since.
His heighth was seven feet six inches
3 inches higher than Porter, the
celebrated Kentucky giant. His weigh,
vas = fraction over one thousand
pounds! 1t required seventeen men to
put him in his coffin. Took over 100
ieet Of plank to make his coffin. He
measured around the waist six feet four
Inches. Whew ! want he busteri
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
N C.aRD.

A Il VIE - given Ne H. agency Of ,sslss
a tnen ~ l.s.ss: win md \ = the Asnds Of g
49, 1sq.. whe serlp1es : 1arS Of
~ onee. enA who eomes auuag - : 81 recuc1s -.
- integl1s sna Aiah buso1sm eepee1sr. and
ooaos nos wm rsa49 qa.fal sstnfs ction 70 III vhe
~ sever hin v,aA their paarw age in he Iapd
u.s.n srn~k u csusaesIss, sS.s bs,e v,,u,n,.
49, q ~ ossa II Dayeapnst aml vciaity ~ ale,
sn sa- &C. DAD0,
E-S$s -.as5 L. Claire nOW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
SALOONS.

~ LIN A'ANb
Farmers Exchange Sale0n,
OPENED TO-DAY az JOSEPH LoNGENNerTO.
N>H,s Sal DON on e'ond street, one door VET
i of rry .trc-t has ecently been redtted and
farntsh-A 10 god style, ami l. opened fr the r-cp
t,on u 'sy srders, whi,h viii b taken on the
most rea ouabk terms.
FREE Lt.vCH
Npryed every ..y At 10 o'clocA. In best style.
MEAL BouRs-Brcakfsst from s17h; Dinner
from - to ~, Supper from 70 ~ O'Clock,
No pains viii b. spared to render everything
Asrs able 70 both transisn. and rgul:s customers.
1857 JOHN ATKINS 1857
1IAvIN0 re-nt ed his s.loo . At the corner Of I'd
III and N In str It's, expressly for their SUNNI
months, vii be at AL t.me> suI pl!ed With
ceCreanss, Water d Fancy Ices d. Jellies
He will re Give during II aesson
Stra W he rrics
airect from ~ Louis BY Rarress day. he viii
give personal a'ierdsnV OF Fsstivas, Suppsrs, Wed
ding PARTIES, &c, taking the eiire 'spoutiblsy OF
~ entertainment. He lie fully PREPARED to furni.h
Confectionery, tianAs, &C.,
N mos, elegant style, and he hspe' With . entire
satisfaction Of the ublic, thst whi;h has been the
tesult Of his exertons In catering Tor their enjoy.
ment, former Summers.
Wedding tuke, ffatn are. FtM Fruit, lee
Creams, Picked Oysters Tongues IN ,heI.
w. Broadly Presel res. Charlotte ne
Rssse. Roman T.aeh, Beer a 70
Node, Roned 7Hvsies, t1lck.
en- Salad,
together Nh all varieties Of Fruits, &C. In their
reason.
RHLh4RD
Biliar iSaloon, most clsgantly n'ted mp, contain
NJ three tables. Entrance Main street.
AAy3edtt JOHE AT4IHO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

Of the best quali st the lowest cash pYices. whs
Lead. lirse d Oh, vsrnirh Japan varnisA, TuTpr =
tine, and Other kinds " Paints.
Glszed wind Tvs G instantly on hand, Blinds Trim
mel and Paint. 6lass Of oil sses for sale 81 whole
sale a01 Dstatl, 0lsss eeA q eA0et D0ttco Aiso .
ecoa assssem~as - WALL PAM - uoRnERS
which win h hung ~ IN expevirnced Pases HangeS
II d-sirsd. Pal iting dne BY eonsract and By ~
yard. job Ing q m u shost notice,
10 = them uoAhss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
JNo Cook. Jso.s. DsLLoS JAsJ tIsplay
COOK, DILLON + LlNDLEY,
AttOrneys = nd COunselI0rs ~ law

Davenport, lGsCM.
0Dsrs :--ln same bwiiding nth Cool Z Sarge nj
vNEp-auce Law In the Supreme Court, ami In thu
w Courts Of 6cott. Cellar, Clinton and MuscA
tine Countess lows, and the courts OF Rock Islam
COUNTY u tncta.
70 our Collection Department. ~ devote partiep
~ attention. All husiness entrusted to - will
promptly attrndsd 70.
April !, l6S7. d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
TAKE NOTICE!

Il Il Hsrs ols sss 'h+TeSy 1S,isA - ssstloasd
"A MT to use, tuy, or ray for . Ro nps
in lie 6Nyes nsvss2ssk FED County. Iowa, ~
o Bsnjamin .. the O DerAi Aent d , Van
D~reen Z Drc, - the sans n N invineeDsnt uupr
the PAss0s Roofing O1aspoetiea, used and vended ~
the unAeSsimed, vbo slSsr have - xciu-ive ri1pA
70 uaks useAa1 vsaAWese's y Ang Cs1pss.tion IN
ne Oounay ~ 49, 1syeyss seli . IN ssher
nstsyo161 1Vdho.r0bo eD5U9 60 u Dsnte
min. 0~nfr1 Aeents q afosesa1d b u - o. so
INNINGS tica, o. shs pay 1Ds the ssas - shasi ~
N sueI 1ooyEa, y ~s,i y dah - ~ ialsiAos'
msat ~ vesass peesat % ssssessi1
- oUsss0u4 ~. 49, ~ -
~ ~. 1eet-Asf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

n CARD.
HUB ssAsnlUDed hevis + sod hh ctoae - ~.
Row, to b 2. 5raiosrd o., Woald reoeomeod
them to his friends and custn0srs.
April 1oeA l007. >. oAssHs
R.P. BpAINARD . 90. vll cortinuo the lat
anA Can bussnese Ia ~ its branches at TIE SANE
pissp, They ar no rec living ~ stoee - -.
souoses Uss1b SA1ss vi1 - ~ NJ ~ -. .
shAss u u puAlic pasroaaGs b solidtsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent / Parker,

kYOrC:sce, sNtbrOSk0.
WiLL attend promptly TO ali business connected
w With LAID AKsscy, either 10 kebrasiA, or
Western Iowa
L.lJvlI WARRANTS D0N ghi,
SOla SMd Located.
Business for them can be lest with any " the un-
dsrsighsd
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenport. Iowa
COOK, SAn;ENT DOwNEY. Iowa City, d.
COOK, AARGlNr \ COOK, DepAoines, do
nsoh9AdtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
6PR(5IAL NOTIOEs,


4oD0 &r4mvamBs
-.-n c.m he aaasustoa q No. Aaeee, oesor
., ~ /, eshers to or ssel1sttss sos eseeutino
-,,a -romp,ae and Ia . superior 'ssaass, Sos
.,,rrrN0 N d It's varieties. saslitiS and oOoss.
an, .ol,c,s SHARE Of their pssroasss. Rss'ns -
:. ,op.,Aersbae sxpens In attns NJ oar Joestas
r.,s,l.hmcnt,v srep,eparcd " exeSaie oil Kinds
,,,.,n anil Orna nsnts work, sroh ~ hall Tickets.
prxrsmm 8, CO 10 ois,ery des' rips'on. Circulars
~ ,sr,ct,e. Of p in,lns In Gold siivir Broass, or
Col 70; ale Par phIess LAWYER B'isfs. Chsess'
nal. of La Ing r ,omis' cry Note Way Bills, Hand
um 4. i'm asness and on reasonable terms.
80 TUSCAN LODoS, NJ. -.
y FREE And ACCIPTkD MAsONe
me every vrids, ~ ming At the nali. Regular
cos humiliation Friday, on or before full Moon.
Il. ". hiTcasaI, W.M.
op,As KEPxEs. SEC. no3sdu
~~.,,a., vENPJRT CMAl'TER
SNW hoys Arct Aasvns. stated meettnt
TtsdSy steac month meet In Tus
en- HAIL. II. W. hrosELL, H.P.
M N. AiIE,l, 6s' r,xdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

@Two young men named Manlius
Gard and Parker Card, with their sis.
ter at Rochester, were arrested on Mon
day, charged with being concerned in
systemetic and extensive robberics all
over the country in Western New York.
A vast amount of silvcr-ware and other
valuable property, the proceeds Of sev.
eral burglaries, were found in boxes,
buried beneath the floor Of the house
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04


an imperfect article 10 20 forth from their essbish
ment, has gained for their Scales reputation that
has never bean surpassed in Tie whole rsnss Of useful
mechanism.
The Scales are unanimously ACKNOWLEDGED ~ the
sfANDARD IL oil transactions BY wight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy % weight
bstWcen one Of Fairbanks Scales In use by the Bal
timore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and one o. another
manufacture was recently tried In the Court Of Com
mon Fcas Baltimore; the case occupied the Court ~
days; and Judge Marshall IN delivering his dectsicp
tsAe q tn v-suh ~ the evidence that the sccurs
ey Of FAIRBANKS SCALES va establlehed beyond
Ill question. For sale By
SORROWS. PRnf1z4AN 4 DAIxBLL.
The ven known reputation Of these Scales has In
ducsd the vendors u inpsrfect and worthless balan.
ccs 70 orr them Ea8banks' Scales, and puroAss-
ess have thereby In many eases b-en subjected y
ffspd and smpoelttOn. me manufacturUFo hsvo NJ
controvspy with honorable en1pseitorS who trans
~ husines- ID their names, bat regarding the
perpstrston Of the above fraud, puYsunG ceurss
sle unjust and dshonorabie, they take this method
70 caation ne public Of their impositions.
The peseutees manufacture under their own tn.
spection only q theiy vactsSy b D. Johnsbury, "
~ oale In Davenp0u s.seiy By
DUlDOVD. PRBTrYMAN DAL4uIL,
Z e. RAfRBAMkT 4 90,
jau24tf d Johnsousy W. Nay -. 1850.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04
The CODarQucrshiD

The COparlncrship
uEkkTvIO1E eAistirg Ii.det ihr u IN nc(: -c-
! j cor, law-s h bah Ync-e expired inn. ~ b.,
1881, IN cons.quebce Of The 10, N s:A " NC gov,
ithtr Of The und rsisned will sign IN. name - ~
late firm In the ~tt,. N, Mt OF us -6a'v-. anil .i
slso continue the Banking aad tc' ,nge business
under thr ssyie ~ Rlahemore = twcs st ths old
stand on Main street.
DLAEa HOnB,
AJLAwkS,
Junc27dtf Surviving Pa. 7eTs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-04

II perect F1nnn1 order, at 0Auuou's ME- u. d
j vesport. Csn - seen q any time, DAY Or niehi
~ loH.meA cylinder, fect stroke, s,,t - q
pssfscs eonmtioes Any ono In want Of : No. / m
0lass sppay 70
0oAlo1AWU 0A0HOW 4 Ypusenu
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21

at some place within this State, and with
in the county, or within some one of the
counties in which its business shall be
carried on, principal accounting office
OF such corporation, where.shall be kept
accurate accounts, exhibiting clearly the
financial condition Of such corporation.
and Of its capital stock or shares, and Of
all the Property,o of every description, ,~ahd
credits subject to taxation, which accounts
shall at all times during usual business
hours be subject to the inspection Of any
assessor lawfully authorized 70 assess
such property and credits Notice of the
place where such Office is established,
and Of every change thereof shall be pub
lished In some newspaper of general cir
cuIadon in the county where such office
is located, and the principal accounting
officer and at least one,of The directors Of
every such company shall be residents
Of this State.
Sec. 2. That the said original section
eighty-two; Of which this is an amend
ment, be and the same is hereby repealed,
and that this act take effect aud be in
force from and after its passage,
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House ofRepresenlativesl
THOS. II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
March 80, 1857.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21
a stubborn Stripping.


Once upon time big, arappling
awkwardyoulh, fresh from Vermont, en-
tered the Dummer Academy ot Byfeld
Mass. for little share olerudIion, which
is doled out atlhis Temple Of Minerva al
economical prices. At that time-we
know not how i! is al preSeni--the boys
and girls Were kept in one apartment
only the middle aisle separating them
One day, this Vermont stripping. who had
Just been helping one ofhr5 girls through
a hard sum--he was cute on cjphering-
thoughtitnol more than iairthat be should
take toll for his valuable services; accor.
dingIy he threw his stalwart arm around
the rosy damsel and gave her a sly but
rousing smack, which startled the whole
assembly. "Jedediah Tower. come up
nere!" roarcd out the preceptor.
The delinquent appeared. his face
glowing with bushes like ared-aot warm
ing-Pan-and looking as silly as nia-
ny.
"Hold out your hand sirw said the ped
agogue. "pIl teach you not 10 act thus
in this institution
The huge paw was extended in a nor.
izonontal line toward the instructor, who
surveyed lis broad surface with a malh.
emalical eye-calcularing how many
strokes of his small ferule it would take
to cover the large number Of square in-
ches which it contained.
"Jedediah," at length he said, "this i,
the first time that you have been called
up for any delinquency; now, sir, if you
will say that you are sorry for what you
have done, ! will letyou ofthis lime With
out punishment"
Sorry" exclaimed the youngster,
striking an attitude ofpride and ind igna-
tion; "sorry! No, sir! all not. And |
will do jest so agin ell hev a chance
So, put on, old feller, jest as hard as you
like. By the jumPin' Je-hoshiphat! I'D
stand here and let you lick me till king
dom KUN, aIore I'd be sorry Tor that
BY thunder, | would"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21

EgThe Dayton Empire has an article
to prove that the opposition party in Ten.
nessee are at heart Black Republicans
which concludes as follows:
"1f the South returns such men 10 Con-
gross, how can she expect the Democra.
cy of the North to be able to fight her bat,
ties, opposed as it is by the Black Re
publicans, with such allies as Etheridge
indorsed by her?'
Here is full and complete admission
that the Democracy of the North are
fighting the battle of Slavery-a dirty,
disgracelul buiness, in which Southern
gentlemen spurn to engage. We have
always said that the meanest "nigger dri-
vers" were the Northern volunteers
"lssachar is a strong aSs.''-O, s, Jour.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21
BEsAhNLEl.lsEsrEI. l. Y

Abou Bea Adhsmrpayxs tribe incfess)
A@oke one nightfron adeep dream Of peace,
And saw within the moonlight of his room,
Making it rich, and like a lily in bloom,
An Angel writing in book Of gold,
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold,
And to the presence in the room he said,
"What wrtcst thou?" The vision raised his
head,
And in a voice made all ofsweet accord,
Answered, "The names of those who love III G
Lord p'
"And is mine one?" Ben Adhem asked. "Not
So"
Replied the Angel. Abou spoke more low,
But cheerily still, 81 pray thee, then,
Write me as one who loves his fellow men"
The Angel wrote and vanished. The next night
Hecame again with wakenng light,
And showed the names whom love of God had
blest,
And 10 Ben Adhem's name led all the rest !
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21

DREAD OF BEING A GALL was trlking
with my Sunday. school class of the nee
essity of getting a new heart, and being
born again, when | observed little rosy
fellow, about five years old, who had been
one of my most attentive scholars, with
his hands to his eyes, and crying bitterly.
| asked him what was the matter, but for
some time his sobs would not let him talk
audibly. AT length he said convulsively,
Il don want to be born again, for fear
next time might be gal.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21
Picture ofsunday in Chicago.

Here is picture ofSunday life in Chi,
cago, furnished by the Times.
Here in Chicago on Sunday we have
56 churches open during the forenoon
and evening, but at the same time there
are no less than 80 ball rooms, in each
oil which the "band" plays from morning
till midnight, and waltzjng goes on with.
out intermission. In addition 10 these
"festiyities," we have two theatres each
with performers in tights and very short
garments, rvaling Ellsler in their grace
lul evoIutions. Saloons have their doors
closed by proclamation, but do a thriy-
ing business through side entrances.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-21

MRS. PARrlNGToN AND HARVARD Col.
LrGE.-'They are determined to drive the
spirits from Harvard, said the professor
to Mrs. Partington, with much glee, and
he rubbed his hands delightedIy. Il want
to know said the dame, staying her knit
ting needles in her wonder; do tell US,
Wen, never dreamed there was any
spirituality in that cemetery Of learning
beyond what there used to be in the re-
freshmentend sycamore classes that Paul
used to tell Of, and should think they
would be glad to find some there any
how
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Love.


Glowing favor, rather than silver and gold
KING SoLoHo
Take back your gold, and give me love-
The earnest smile,
The heart.yoice that can conquer pain
And care baguile.
Take back your silver, whence it came
1t leads to strife;
a woman'S nature feeds on love-
Love is its life.
Take back your silver, and your gold
Their gain is loss;
But bring me lovc-for love is heaven
And they are dross
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Well, we live in a wondrous age,
And ego ahead' is all the rage;
No place but what, by magic wire,
Isjust as nigh as tho 'twere nghcrl
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ARkILR0AD "REMINISCENCES.
BY FRANCES D. GAGE.

III say, Mr.. Conductor, when will the
hext express train go out to ST. Louis?'
Eleven o'clock and thirty minutes, to-
night, sir was the gentlemanly reply to
the rough query.
'Eleyen O'Clock and thirty minutes!-
Go to Texas! Why, it's ten this very
yminute. Ill bet my boots agin a jack.
knife the morning express is off,
Yes, sir, it has been gone half an hour.
why in uatur didn't you get us h,r
sooner? Fourteen hours in Chicager is
enough to break feller all to smash
Fourteen hours in Chicager, putting and
blowing! I've been told they keep a reg
ular six-hundred boss steam power all the
while a running, TO blow themselves up
with and pick the pockets of every trav-
elek to pay the fremen and engineersl-
VAIN Iguess / can stand it; I've q TWEEN
ty hAt's never been broke, / think that
WA. eut me through. Why didn't you
fire up, old brag-give your old hoss an
other peck Of oats, | tell ye, this four
teen hours viii knock my calculations all
ato the middle ofnext week
Very sorry, sirz-we've done our best;
as we are not cle4l,s of the weather,
ope yoall not.lay your misfortunes to
accs ~ d, ..S1soy y-drifts and the ther-
Ibelow zero. are enemies
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WELL PUT THE Fayette Standard
reminds those ''Democratic" sheets who
are making such a hula6aloo ovefTKelloch
because he is a Black Republican, that
Brigham Young, the Polygamist high
priest, is-a me6lberin full standing in their
party, and Bernhisel, the Mormon dele
gate at Washington, has his democracy
endorsed By being allowed to participate
in the Inauguration ceremonies at WASH
ington. 90 "