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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07


! Indiana inform their readers that after
J watching the course of events in Kansas
/ they have come to the conclusion that a
Slave Constitution will be adopted in that
territory. OF course they cndcavor to
throw the responsibility of this result upon
the Republican party, because the Free
State men of Kansas refuse to participate
in IN election which they feel assured viii
not he honestly or fairly conducted.
Last fail, these prints were constantly
asserting that the Demo cratic party was as
much in favor of making Kansas free
state as the Republican. Ifthat were true,
how does it happen that the Republicans,
by simply retaining from voting for Dele
gates to bogus Convention, can be made
responsible for the establishment of slavery
in Kansas? Ii the Democracy are really
in favor Of freedom why don't they show
their faith by their works? and m axe Kansas
Free State in spite Of the BLACK Repub-
licans?"
If the Democracy really suppose that
the Republicans secretly desire to sec Kan
sas admitted into the Union with a slavery
Constitution. for the purpose of aiding
their cause in 1860, and they are the true
friends of freadom they have all along pro-
fessed to be, why do they not go to work
AMI knock the winl out Of the Republi-
can sails, by making Kansas Free State
without their aid? For one we assure them
that nothing could please us more than to
! see them trying to defeat the Republican
party by such course; and We admit, that
if they succeed the cause that gave birth to
the Republican movement, having in a
great measure been accomplished without
heir assistance, will make the Democracy
irresistible, in the North 4. least.
In this respect. we are like the loafer who
said TINT he had often heard Of persons be-
irg ruinci by having lsgaciss left them, but
hopei some one would attempt his rain in
that way. We wish the Democracy scoall
attcmp. the ruin OF the Republicans by
making kansas.tres. What say you, lor-
ers Of treeAona? You assert that Goveino.
Geary has stated since he resigned the
Governorslip of Kansas that two-thirds of
h,vo:ers Of that territory would have cast
their suffrages for Buchanan for President.
If that be true ALL yoar former professions
ac not false. what is to prevent you from
giving peace to the country, by removing
the cause Of agitation?
No one, however, believes that the DEM
o-rats, as party, are in favor of making
Kansas free. In saying that the Republi-
cans alone possess the power to establish
free institutions there, is an admission on
their part. though not 20 intended, perhaps.
that they are not.
When person is apprehended on a
charge of crime. and on his examination
makes contradictory statements in relation
to the mat ter, his guilt is taken for grant
Ell. What would be the fate Of Democra-
cy if judged according to this rule? Did
ever the advocates of any party make so
many contradictory statements in order to
sustain themselves. Oac article Of their
,,,,.r,t.ar oraod =, coil % la ssyNbaS mo
assert in one line we will contradict in the
n,xt," at least, such is their practice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

~ No one visiting La Porte should
neglect to give Mr.. STRONG call. He
keeps large variety of useful and fancy
articles in his Bazaar, which be and his
gentlemanly clerks viii be happy TO ex-
h;bit to all who may feel disposed to drop
IN -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

RE- Druggists and others are referred
to the advertisements of the old and well
tried houses of G. D. RoBERrs & Co., and
WILsoy, ASDREw & Co.. La Porte. At
either of these houses dealers can buy
goods as low as many Other western city.
Try them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07
r. Our friend Westervelt is too /

EE Our friend Westervelt is too busy
opening his large aud extensive stock Of
Dry Goods. Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes.
Groceries, Hardware. &C., in his new store
room. to write out his Pronsn- iameato to
the people Of Marshall. Next week he
will probably speak out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

RIVE reconmend those who buy
Groceries for Cash, to give FhEscH d
Co.. It La Porte, . call. We have no
doubt they viii get IS good bargains there
as can be had in any Of the neighborine
cities. and thus save freight and travelling
expenses. zszz~-. -<-es-z &. $ a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

~ The Indiana Journal of tie 4th.
says: Ths Auditor of Stote is releeming
the issues of the Bank of North America.
at Clinton, at 90 cents; the Savings Bank
of Indiana at Conn.rsville. at SO cts. and
the Bank at Albion at par
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

The New York Legislature, during their
recent session, passed an act abolishing the
three days grace" in paying promisory
notes. bills of exchange, DC, the act goes
into effect on the first day Of July next
From and after that day paper in New
York win be due and payable on presenta-
ton. as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

GE Do not forget. when You go to La
Porte to give our clever young friend r. II.
ROSE, call. and if you want any goods,
be viii sell you anything you may want,
for he has every thing in the Dry Goods
line almost, at very low figures.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

ky Iowa having probably gone Demo
cratic. at the recent spring election, on ac-
count of the inclemency of the day and the
apathy of til, Republican party, the bogus
Democracy are shouting themselves hoarsc
in coasaluen-s. Their JOY viii be short
lived
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

H Ksokuk. Iowa. is supposed 10 con-
tain IL 900 inhabitants. 1t is one of the
most hourishing cities in the West and is
destined to be o great Commercial Empo
rum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

E II you want to purchase any thing
and wishto know where good bargains are
to be had consult our advertising columns.
Or advortising patrons srs alllibaral and
snhprpxising msn, and want nothing more
than fair profit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

Ey We have some later news from
the seat of the Indian massacrees in Iowa
AMI Minnesota No further dcrrcdations
had been committed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

E The Ohio and Mississippi r. r. has
purchased the track of the IT. Wayne aud
Southern Railroad, from Jacksonville to
Vernon, Ind, aud viii lay it down with a
six foot gague. This will make a continu-
GUS line Of that gague to Cincinnati, from
louisville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

Eg Reports have it that Gen Lane. has
become companion Of tn, notorious
Stringfellow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

E We expected to increase the length
of our columns this week and thus enlarge
the dimension of our sheet, but have con
cludel 10 defer it until we move iuto ON
rev Office. which viii probably be week
o. two.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

fAoW W q ks~~sA wv ~SS~s Az IN"
Of Speaking. Conversation and Debating;
with Directions for Acquiring Grammat-
zeal. Easy and Graceful Style. This is the
second number of our new Hand Books
for Home improvement" which arc en-
phatically "books for tha million and
should be found in every family. It's prin-
cipal points may be briefly stated as fol-
lows:
l. How TO TALR" furnishes in con-
denseiform such an exposition OF the whole
subject of language as will enable any per-
son Of common intelligence. by little APP
plication to study, and q moderate degree
Of perseverance in practice, to avoid most
of the gross errors which mar the speech OF
our people, and to use the noble English
tongue with correctness and elegance.
2. 1t notes and corrects in accordance
with rules previously gwen, a large num-
Der of the most common errors in speak
ing. II .- So Ils5
8. 1t gives useful and practical rules an
hints on delivery in general, and on the
kindred topics of conversation, reading
and public speaking in particular, illustra-
ted by examples and accompanied by suita-
bic exercises.
Price in paper. so cents; in muslin so
c,nts. Address
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07
For the Republican.

y review of the Annual Address to the
Michigan State Medical Society for the
year 1857, on the Position and Duties
Of the Society" By j. Fl Beech, NJ. d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

Wcpublish the following by request Of
subscriber Ifany one fssls disposed to
reply our columns arc open TO well written
rejoinder.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

eign affairs evinces great anxiety to come
to an arrangement, and is moderate in his
views, but the difference is that Senior La
fragua, the Mexican Envoy, who is now
in Paris will not go to Madrid, without
the assurance of being received Officially
and presented to the Queen, as formal rep
resentative of that country
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-07

For copy of the above handsomely
executed and very useful work we are in
de5ted to the publishers. who will accept
our thanks for the same. s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
REAL ESTATE !.

REAL ESTATE
JULIUs LYT.sJsvE,
Il A N ID A q = N II.
Once u AscAisss'. NECK, sccssA street.
bsswces Main asd Dso1y.
Ill Tlnber la.l.
~ ACRgs large beautiful Timber, ~ uiIs.
! ] frOn Davenport; price 80 Yer sct~i VII b.
Divided ~ suit parchasers
Improved Farms.
a.o asl = highly ,nproved - =; . pte- sss NV
port 100 In cultivation, sooo board fense with
osaee orange. hosse, stable, etc.
scres-60 acres in cultivation. par, timber new
house, stable, etc
mil. from Dss-npOs,; - .er.s; - acres lm-
proved ~ sres tiu,ber unnins water, hoase, sta
bic, etc
3ia scs.s miies from DaveIport-ir acres IN
fencs, itO acres IN high state 81 cuittvation iSs
acrss umber large orchard two s00d wells u wafer.
large house With rooms, stables, outbuidnGs. etc
Smiles from OsvenpOrs-Io ..scrss IN sslfiva,,ss
good hnuse, stable, etc.
81 miles from DAvenport-l30 acres. all IN fence.
60 10 cultivation, 70 scrcs timber 20 prs
tie hcu ~, stable, etc
miles from Davenport-SO acres; " acres iG cul
ttvatiol., part timber large ne~ house. s.od ssrn
etc etc.
~ miles from Davenport-sO acres; ~ sores IN
cultivation, good hOuse. stable, etc
" miles from Dayenport-sO acres; % .eres In
cultivation, svod house, stable. etc.
~ miics from Davenport6O acres; ~ acres 10 cul-
tivation. II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard. running water. house. large stable,
smoke house, etc.
Is miles from Davenport; ~ scres-sIl In eaitlvs
tion; house, stables etc.
iAmiies from Davenport; " .cres-All In fence and
cultivation.
800 acres in fence and cultivation sn the DuLuQse
road I miles from Davenport.
" acres prairie land; mtles from Davenport beau
tift1 view over Rock Island, Mississippi and Davel
port.
700 acres Of rich prairie land BY wAlcott. some u
II cultivated. And large amount Of ubimproved
! and Ia Scott County.
y situated In different parts Of Davenport For sale
favorable terms.
Is beautiful lots in North DaveupOrt-tsrms l,ber-
ally. Apply to -
Jyl6tf JULIUS LYTAkC8.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

lAO the asaeral fAvseite of Oock Stoves for wsod
IA and col, The cs,ebrated CLIMAX DOUDlB 0v-
N. ~ LIZ OAK Double Own, and The OAA131o
oAR We'd - Oeol. Havtog Just rseuT1eA WITH .
lsr0D sesek q soovssl wi oer great ndasamen1s -
thooe buytng Give - ecall and ~ ore satisosayeu
Ass1 o9 D, I. Do400
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
S,suUy Rores
81 q YES.

TWIN Celebrated New Coal Cooking Stove, D1 :
MOND. This Stove nadc its n-st appear ance
about a year ago in Cincinnati, tnd since that tlns
hondreis have tried them and have afIltxed their
names Ia q Recommendation te spread the good news
abroad, that last there has been steve inveptel
to born DNumnous Coal and bake % we'll - with
woed,
We ask an examination and We will produce the
papers, and they not hundreds say they are,
together With mysef we ask y,u 10 sive them tri.
a, and tethey do not al the bills We viii refund the
money and take them bssk.
nr unuyp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

A L1O the celebrated Elevated Oven C.ok etoye
"A UNION. We will noa commend this Stove but
let those 40 have examieed ohes Elevated oven
Stsv0 eo0mehd Il themseives.
Also the BLACK DIAMOND Coal OokthG oseye
The 1oksn Coal Oooktng Stove, the NonesucA Rceni-
IN, the Buckeye preuAinm, Oad Ksatusoy Pr~miuu,,
the Republic Premium tosether With full aaA con-
plses aasostmeut ofother patterns. ell ef VAea v b
~ lsy for cash. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
=. q. SMlREI-&
Fssadry ard Machine Works.
WOODEN PUMPS.

sINHE subscriber Is now ready 70 furnish WOODEN
PUMPS to order, ~ any length or capacity.
These pumps are made % that wster VII not freeze
In them. Warranted To work well for one year
Aaueduc, logs furnished u order. Orders may be
eft 1t the vf &C Of d. L. Shorey, ESQ, or with the
subscriber At his place of business, near D d. Sho-
rey's Ma hine Shop. ~ N8
Dav,nu.1t Nov 10. daWtt j. q. DHO21Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

nD. d. b. MYUn0 has rssnoved his sDce to &c.
Oun1sosoa, bstvsea nyoAy and psrry, Dsvsa.
pose Io0v, ~ dooss cost u Smiths score.
= eotAas his last three yesrs eonstant peae.
ttD = 0oocity ~ eivoa sch sotisfaetiou . vi
inAaoo 49, vlG11n0 the ooevisss Of DeatiR q
80 . - hao1lsa. A. . ~ vusk, aay auou1i
( - soDsg1DoD61Voo 1eolroo. 6eo49-Ae4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

uEALTH DEPENDS UPON RE BLOOD,
II Thin and scrid blood secrete healthy bile
and therefore the nrst thing for those who dys
pptic should be to the purinc alton ofther
blood.
BRA VDRETHS PILLS,
Not only purify, but they make the blood richer and
add those principles upon which its power to resist
disease depends.
MILD OPERATION WITH succ EssruI syrpCr AaE
rHs POPULARITY OF BaANDRErHs PILLS Nov
that we may soon expect genial SPRING 1t Is Of great
Importance that few doses be used BY the WISE
Our subject to a redundancy Of vitiated bile
at this season, and Is ss dangerous ~ II u pvsva
'ent; but Brandreths Pills afford an invaluable and
efficient protection ny their occasional use We pre-
vent the collection OF those impurities. which, when
n sunicient quantities cause much danger 10 the
| nne organs of the stomach end bowels. TAey soon
cure liver complaint dyspepsia loss Of appetite pain
10 the head heartburn, pain in the breast bsne, sud.
den faintness and costveness. In brief, Brsureth'
Pills work their way 10 the oots Of the disease
cleansing In their psssage removing every unhealthy
accumulation, tnl the blood Is puried the whole ,ys-
TEN novated, and the functions and duties Of life
become pleasure, where before they had been sod
and weary burdens.
We nsve tuouoeuus OF similar testmonlal3 ~ the
following, snd such evdeaOe can b Asd fron lvius
witnesses all arovnd every side. 1t 10 from q
gentleman Of high respec ability whose letter can b
seen st the Principal once, he writes:
~ am now afty-two years Of age. .
For twenty years have used YOUR ptls = my fam.
lily medicine, and wish no other and have neve,
had OCCASION 70 call physician in my family, (.sve
in the sickness Of my wife with ehdren) during tn.
| twenty years.
Never extract blood. Bsosd is thsii1e. Dy abstrct
ing II N painful diseases you may oceason she 20.
tient ease. but reRs1b~ cats cass u only 0s ~
dsetios OF isssstag aAs poser to feel. And b,
thus taking sway natures t,sls, YOU nay prevent ~
from fully repairing ths ravsses Of tnnaas.on sns
convert What might oay have bcsa ~ stckness OF
few days Wseks into ehrobic alectiou Of month";
or years.
PUR0ING DT AIAHS OF ARAxDRETHl
PILLS.
This 10 tie ueans vAioA iaccords VIII nsture-pa
tures reuedy IN fsSs. When suddan, sesste or 90
tinued pain occurs then to insure security you mus
tsks medicine tAst will surely purge. There mus
Be sAilly shalyinG hscsuse every minute lest ma,
Principal oace, ~ Brsndre.h DuildiDg xls an
~ Dreadway.
Al Pills With TAI Droadwsy On the bog. ere csun
srltit. 1nt1+
- sss,ss are ssaA b ,sspeessAs Asa,sn svsy
vhss& osL. DAvnNPoAf, and .. D sunilnl
Aesats, Dsvsapsrs Iowa s.s !,
/ ADsn ~ Alas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

ARC900teV SCOot COss 1Oo0Oe
4. \. WHITE lat viclin and Prompaer,
J. 039A0on1, III Violin,
J.oC0uLeR, CtAr,onst
j. 000Vl.E1 Ccronet,
A. HN8n bssso.
AVnhNutns mAde 10 n WHITE, LeOaire, will
rssslvs peeo0t atsrntion
,. O. We Susnish better Music than any other
Don1 = tAe eaeee. noh2Sd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
Prairie Lands for Sale.

nNHE subscriber has one thousand acres VI prime
i prairie lands in Jasper, story. Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which be viii sell fer cash, OF ex
hnnge for other property upon the most favorable
eras, Also for sale some nnc building Lotson Brady
nd Perry streets In North Davenport.
ian u DIT OLIVER O. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFueE WINE,
IN QUART BOTTLES.
DeHHsER KARUge ~ TTD EARE.

SWEt1iAG AAsV wv " 10b ke31k
VTVHR greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
i Of Fever and Ague, Chill Hever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious diseases This valuable medicine has
there BE- no better evidence offered Of its efcacy
than Its extensive sale, and constantly increasing
reputation, and this Is owing TO its having performed
some Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely vegeta.
ble free from ell foreign deetsro3s mineral CON-
pounds, Febrifuge Wine may BE- taken with the ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach nvigor the system and
entirely prsvents the languor and prostration Of
strength which alway1 attends Fever and Agu,, and
sll bilious diseases nel oRly breaks the Ct Ills and
checks the fever bat the disease Of the Lv-
Or end ether organs, on which the Chill and Fever
6epenAs. 1he Thousands who have USED the Febri-
fuGe Wise need no further evidence of its virtue than
ils hsppy restorative esct. II Is truly wonderful
uedicine, and operates on the system like charm.
The Arst o. second doee Of Februge Wine breaks the
ehills, and eontlnued according n tine directions, It
removes the dDrege permanently from the system,
Dersoos Who are amicted With Fever AMI Aguc any
1orm OF bitous diseases, are recommended Ia give
this valuable medicine fair trial which is oil that
neese0y 70 assure success, and nvince a Of IL
superioFt1y ever every Other remedv o0sred to
he pahlc CsrtiAcates Of the highest respcctability
IN ts behalf but II will be left Ia introduce itseif-to
stand or fsn upco its own merits.
Caution 70 the tuhlic.-Be sure that the name
the pe0pgiet0r, JOHN WIuER, ts In his own handwrt
ting, the Promissorv Note, which Is attached 4
IL bottom Of each engraved label on the bottles
Sold u retail by Druggists and Merchant very
vhere.
All Wholesale orders must Be directed n Johu ~
1er, u Maiden Lane. \, T., or ts bay Baldwin
Wholesale druegisto, Chicago.
Sold Wholesale md retail By NessIs
ALvORD 4 VAN PATTRN,
geo-d4vIy Davenport. low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

ROCK lSLAND00A
"''" MUSIC ~
To II =.
II. A. POR1Eh& & BRO, PSorx,xross.
(suree sor to J. T. Ctoft)
HAVING purchased ont the entire Interest ~ Mr
IL J. J. Grofi, We iutend keeping on hand Al 81
times nne stock o: Musical Instruments Our
Assortment of Pianos,
les Of Boardmsn, Gray 90: ChicAering; Firth,
Pond Co, keogh; aud Halct 4 Davis; those OF any
other makers apd not on hand VIII be- furnished 10
MGNIonHor1a
Of PRINCE 4 co stand unr,vailedsud s,ve pefteet
Satisfaction, I'VE know this 10 he 81, having sold
large uunber for the last fcw years 1--WE sh all slwsy
be supplied with good stosk of these Instruments
as We can recommend them. Prices vary troa ~,
to t36O, according to size aud finish.
Sheet .I9tsssc.
A lAKe assortment, and In Constant receipt OF 4
Popular New Music, Orders suppii,d We intend
sending our orders weekly, thai order iefi BE-
dependsd upsn within ~ days At fsr,h.st
Second-hand Pianos and heioaieons beushi o.
taken h exchan1s for new instrumeht-. Pianos
aud MeoieoIs 10 let Instruments repaired Aid
tuped
Having secured the services of Nj D. A. Kings
bury 70 sup rintend the establishment We shall be-
pleased A. oil times 10 receive th' calls u frens
and the public. Strangers visiting tn ct, Will ini
our Piano Hall pleasant resort. and will also learn
that 'hev supply themselves vii ~ by going
farther asst
Orders solicited and whetLsr by nni o. IN y. rson
viii he faithfully stteld-d 10
HA PORTER 1 BRO.
UWs ere BY appointment direct from the man
ufacturers, tho soils agents for boardrnsn. 8ray h
Cos celebrated Pianos, and have the entire control
for this region In thia State Is well ~ Iowa
fe600dautf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

10 Lease fer y1lteea Years.
e1VHR South fractjoual half Of block ID lsesenty-
nvel corner VI Ie Claire and Pront Streets, sub
divided Into eleven oes suitable tev comnlO1ioue
stores, and Commission Hoases. 10 offered 10 least
or the above named term. Convenient stesDboa
lsndins with proximity u the Railroad depot. mskf
peculiarly desirable for business parpoess. In
uireof wm Il, HILDRRTH, East Davenport,
DAWSON 4 RUTB Davenport Oel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
N0rSCs 70 ADvERTlsBRs.


Large cuss cAas9sd double The same dmensioDs u
syps.
Displayed advsrtissnsass one half than
ssssl rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii b~ Understood b.
apply sicsly 70 ths immediate business al the Adver
tser and all other advertisements sent In ey tbs I'd
.ertissr will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied With instruction
viii Be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in'
serted Time free Of cost, thereafter ehssged ~
other ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adseit,@cfnsnts fsoG abr al must baii f.r IN
Varsativ N adp0Acs, uniei fran appro, ssnts
contrscts for yearly sdvciti-ing tcrmnsble u III.
s,tton of adveriisrrs they paving sdvan .men, u
~ per cent On h. contract yrte
Asvertis. m NE in. rt,d nat TO rsadn8 iastls,
tOpsi ccIt alvaIes Oh sbge rates, and kept on IN
s.d 95 yer cent adv ance ou regular rates
Al t,~ns.sat adssltisemrnt- must ba aid ioF IN
sAvALeS
asEO. u. WEST, Iowa Stat. Democrat
sAhDkhs \ bko. Daily oaxette.
II LIsOuEk = co, Der Dunokrat
HARRINGTON wiLKiE, Laily Evening News.