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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
DR.. u. 8. King. .Er..

PHYsIcIAs g. SURGEON, will be found at his
Office day and night, except when absent pro-
fessionally.
Having practiced Twelve years among West
ern diseases, he feels himselfprcpared to attend
70 oil cases, day and night Special attention
given TO diseases of the Lungs. "
McGregor, Dee. l2. 1896 MO 6m.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

Matchmaker d. .yeeceIe1.
4. s. WOOD respectfully informs the citizen
of McGregor and vicinity, that he is carrying
on the above business at the stand of Akin Il
Bro, pcarly opposite the McGregor House
AL kinds OF Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly
cleaned and Rcfaired. All work warranted.
NcGregor. Nay eth. 1857 n3l IT,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
-. BM1ISh

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in merchandise
Stoves, Furniture, &C. Main Street.
McGrcgor, a~-% sS@ iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

Water ~ Bro.
House Sign, and Carriage Painters,
viii do Painting, Graining, Glazing to Order,
In the best style, - astmfr
Nam street, M M'Grcgor, Oct. 1856
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14
Auction,

ucGregor, June 26, ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

WHEREAS IN the Goth day OF August, 4 d, 1866
w Goodrich Hubbard and Margaret Hub, ard
his wiss, executed unto Louts A. Mackiot Trustee
y certain ded 81 Trust, conveying TO said THU t.e
tn land IN Scott County Iowa, described Toll, w..
to wit AL ~ lat numrer onet )ih fractional Ec,tl
number twenty (9) IN Town,I,p number seventy
nine Id North, OF Range number Ave 90 East, Ct
tn. 9Th p. NJ, excepting Their. ON about six {6)
acres sold to Lar'h Philips, and ,hirty-two II .tm
acres conveyed 10 Msvv,y eonaid, n 50 the South
Hat quarter Of thu North West quarter az fractional
Section number two ca, Township aud Range 40
North Mast quarter Of tn North West quarter Of
section number thirty t2a and IN. East half Of
the South East quarter 81 section number twenty
seven (27l In Township number tighty % North. II
Range number five tS) East. 81 the 9Th p.
which said conveyance made by said Goodrich
Hubbard and Margaret Hubbard for the purpose n
securing the payment OF y certain prumiss ~ not"
and the interest thereon signed by said Goodrich
Hubbard, dated the Goth day of August, A D, 1855.
Tor the Of eight hundred and thirty-six
81 -il0 dollars, payable 10 the order OF stephen
Thompson.
aud the said G0utrich Hubbard having failed
TO pay the same, Louis MscAiot Trustee as aforc-
said do hereby give this public notice that ty SItue 81
the power which is in vested by raid d. ed Of
will, on wednesday the 18th day OF September AID,
1851, ~ the hour Of O'Clock the after noc Of aid
dsy, at the Court HOUSE Goer In the city OF Dave
port, expose ami offer Tor sale at public auction the
psrcel- of land above dcscrib much thereof
shall be sufficient IA satisfy and pay the amount OF
laid note with the Dterest thereon the DAY OF sale
together with the expenses al nng said sale cost
Of this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the compile
ton Of such sale deed will BE- given In accor
with the stipulation Of said Deed u Trust.
Dated the cath day of August, A u. 1857.
LOUIS A MACKLOT,
aug 25itd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
OFFICES.
Chicago l. Rock Island RaiIroa'

tniCaSO d kOck lSlanQ 19&lIrOe0
E4s.s'@.:. -
Uinfes.s.lrrHssg cement,
AN and after-sE cs;i-~sDc Isl 1856, and until
| )fnrther train ~ ilIieavs RocA isand daily
SUNDAYS excepted, rs folfo~s:
LIST mail train ut wv
., ,ight EXPRESS SOOP. n.
3d freight, with ID class cars at $50 y
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays e1.
ceptel. follows:
Isl nisht express a. 800 A. y.
"a mall train 1t oWP =
Sd freight, with I'd class cars Ut 9SOP. y.
autrs,ns over this ROAD are In direct oonnexion a
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r X. TO and from Detroit, To-
jedo cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunflrk, Ruia,o Eisssrs Falls, Albany, New York,
Ph,,atplphia Baltimore aud WASHINGTON. Also 1t
IaSaile with trains Of the Illipois Central Road
North 10 9nena and South to ST. Loris and Cairo, TO
which places tickets can be procured q
y. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
r. Z. Depot Rock Island.
P.s-rrycrs are reminded Of the necessityof giving
d,nct directions to the destination OF their bag
MISC to procure tickets before taking their seats
IN the cars as the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
t,ons nm he line of the Chicago Rock Island railroad.
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI WHITMAN. Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. 1855. ldtu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Trustees Sale.

"HERRA8 on the ninth day Of May. A D. 1855,
w James A Allen and Margaret A Allen his
wife, executed unto Samuel sylvester as Tru,tee IA
certain deed Of Trust yng to said Trustee the
land In Scott County, Iowa. described follows a.
wit The south .ast quarter Of the South East
quarter Of Section number thirty-hye 1851 n Town
ship number seyenty-nine i79) North, 81 Range
number two ri ksst containing forty (tO) acres Of
land, together with all the buildings and sppurte
nsnces thereto belonging, which said was
male By the said James and Margaret Allen for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of two GER
tain promissory notes aud the interest thereon,
signed BY said James Alien, payable 70 MOSS u.
Pike, dated the 9th day Of May, y, 1855 and pay
able as follows One for thc Of ity dollars pay
sble In twelve months from date and one for thc um
VI four hundred and twenty We dollars, ayable M
teen months afte date, with interest at ten per csnt
after due, end whereas said Samuel Sylvester
sIsns1 at request Of the pa ties - sai Deed oil Trust
has been appointed b, the County Judge OF Scot,
County TO act Is such Trustee In the place Of sad
Sylvester.
And now said last mentioned note having become
an. and payable aud tht SAID Jams A Al. n haying
failed 10 pay the same. Harvey leonard Trustee
ss AFORESAID, do hereby give this public notice tina,
BY virtue Of thc power which Is sted by said
deed Of Trust, and the appointment OF said county
Judge, will on Saturday the 18th day a. September
1861 al the hour o. oclosk in ii,a afternoon said
day, at the Can't House door IL the " II Daven-
lcrf, espose and oT Tor sale, ~ pub c auction, 10
IN. '...'est bidder Cor c-sb. the parcel Of land
aio'e descr,ssd. or =. much thereof shall
ID note with the inteIes, urrc,s 20 the iaY - sae
together with all the costs :. expenses attending
said sale OF this notice and Trt ass fees Upon the
competion u such saIe deed viii be given IN
accordance with the stipulation Of said deed Of
frust.
Dated the 18th day Of August 4 D. 1857
HARVEY LEONARD.
suglbdid Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

Cara ~ xHGUoeko.
VvVuD sahsesibsu would return their sincere thanh.
u - thsir kind frteods through whose prompt
Gssor ooesk q goods 70 plsce Of safety duriae the
- = ouD61y, for which much needed asststance
~ - e1cssoln0iy eraas1al.
JOHN Hills / mo,
- onnocribeu Wouad isSom thslr ftsauds and
- Uano1e - gooagal that they have epsa,ea n the
Nnn6oo1 osscery ooese, cornes d ~ aa1 BRADY
0o9,lnvos - Ueth tAoor paSrunaeo.
oo4 J0uu LlI.LlD 3 mo,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

which is used exclusively for the government Of
trains thereby increasing the facility and reliability
VI the Route.
collect purchase your tickets via Joliet Cut-oiY
AMI save m ney and time.
N q X r once, J. liet Division, April 1851
CIV FAVOR, KNOwLTON
Tra'ing Agent. Sup't Joliet Dv'n.
June2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and ST. LNllis.

hOO Ok w = ZEN
Chicago and St. Louis.
rains ieGpe Chicago for 81. Louis and Snssrm>-
date places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted eaOAu
Express Train, tSaturday's excepted) 1llOPn
Trains leave ~. Louisfor Ca:oago and insevms
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted 90 4
Express Train (Sxturdsy's excepted) 08Op 4
Trains directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom.
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wTra.rs run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad 1t
Joliet, making this the Shortest q1icks and most re-
liable route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Phiisdephia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. \ It Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
ith Great Western Of Illinois st Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Ghicagu
with daily line Of Packets at 81 LOuis for Keokuk
New Orleans and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned above car
be procured At all the principal IL yet ocss IN the
United States, and at ne of:css
Foot e y .h l A., e Sa :s.s
enae, on Leves. site fremont House.
RICB'D r. MORGAN, ia, gupt.
bloomington, Jan. I. 1886. febi0dti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

S000teS, S010Se1.v k4OcOoOOVo
Coach zS-isDsne1se0e, 6bOe
NssS06ssIe, A34e0 10
We have nov on hand one Of tAslargsss anl ~
selected assortment Of
Leather = Saddles-v Hardware
e-ery offered In the west. CompTising = pared
sole AMI Harness Lea4hs1,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather.
French, America aaA Rstsnt Cali Mn
KIps and UpDer IAAlhss,
ofevery quality.
Lninss, Roans, Morrceco, DindinQ, Halpnt sns
Plain GktrtiEs, Dash snA lnansllsd LsatAess Lag1s,
Findings, he, &c.
eaddiery Hardware, Jspanned, Brass, 81 SILVER
Plated from the best manufActurers. - odjust-
ing, Gig, and Pad Eesss n0l1efs Hoese ~, ~
Spring Torgued Buckles and N short Gvoy art10
the harness maker, or SaddaeT O. viii.
Carriage and 6rocers DeUs, top 1rsQo, oeuD
Joints, CoacA Lacss, Bands, Hna0elled Cloths, .
wagon Huhs, opokss, Bent yeiloss, CaSfia0 ~
ssissss. 1Sfss Dississs, ~ Hsss. IN i1esSsr. !
80 easslsled - 1slasf 49, - 1lse9eA
! = ! :! :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

MoSEY IN New YoRK.-The weekly
Bank statement shows about the loss
OF specie which was anticipated, but
an increase in the line Of loans takes
the street by surprise. This money
has certainly not been put ont on call,
and the increase must have been made
by discounting for the interior aud
Southern Banks, especially for the lat
ter who are largely engaged in afford
ing to their customers facilities for cat
rying cotton on speculation. The
stocks Of cotton are now over 100000
bales, equal to S3O,0CO,0 900 at least,
and large amount Of Bank accom,no-
dation is required to hold this immense
quantity. OF the decrease in the spc-
Gle line. 100000, but s25o,o0O has
gone abroad. The remainder has been
distributed ia various directions, and
will sooner or later come back 10 rs.
With the arrival 1T Yesterday from
California the line is now probably
*i2, OOO, 900, with hut little prospect
Of losing much by foreign drain. The
deposit line shows a nominal decrease
OF 81 100000, but allowing for the de-
creased amount Of clearings, the I'M
drawn deposits are about the same as
last week, being S62 100000, against
&62,c45,OO0.- Tribune, 3Oth ult.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06


Hon. o. L. CAupbe;l, from the
Coanitss q ways ga Mea,s madsa
Report to the House on the subject Of
. revision Of the present Tariff, -
rsceanssdsd ~ ~ esasansy e
the Treasury, in which he seeks to
dhintss he losSl remains Of the pro-
tective Tariff, and to show that nearly
III the crest Statesmen n the carrier
days Of tho Republic we're Of the
opinion that il wss cempessst fos
Congress to protect cartsiu species Of
products or manufactures. BY imPo-
sing upon foreign imports such duties
~ would amount - prohibition, and
give our citizens = monopoly by rails
ing the price sufficiently TO enable us
to compete with the pauper labor Of
Europe.
This effort Of the Black Republicans
10 create some one national issue as n
platform for the "Eiggcr party" to
stand upon, will be as unsuccessful,
Is were the efforts Of Clay and Web.
ster to carry through the same measure
twenty-five years ago. The issue has
once been fairly tried, and verde.
rendered in favor Of the revenue svs-
tenn, aud IN adjusting this system Of
course some degree Of discrimination
must be exercised. Many articles Of
importation are not raised in the
United States and can be admitted
free Of duty. The main object Of .
Tariff is, aud ought to he, revenue. 1t
should be so adjusted as to create rev.
enue enough 10 meet the annual ex-
penses Of the Government: when it
steps beyond that point, it is contrary
10 the spirit of the Constitution. Mr..
Campbell has tried X. N.ism Repabli-
csnism, and now he is searching after
some measure to give vitality 70 his
party. But in,tLis Tariff question he
has made serious error.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

sery, 6.4a lsssssso seeears6tg 49,
essd1Dt shs DolftSo loa = sssdhse'
snip 49, il d1b,D- Y she s1pAilisy
Of the sysssa Il prsssass and 10 IL lib
ssslisy Of 10 civil code, which steod .
aeaeoaoa r. Aanaa vis6ea - vieA.
oss altesstios uetil The sssion Tor whoss
bsasAs 1t vss ssssblishsd pssisbsl by the
svesgine srs Of Ronsu power.
He Mas Ear in advance Of the times 10
WN4ess ~ iives, snd N constructing eonssi.
iutions and framing law, TO govern Israel,
he was COMPELLED 10 adsp, them to TIE
wrefehed eondition Of Che nation y ~
found il. asd 70 provide for I'll the sPies-
dours OF is des'ig-.l future greatness. This
be perfo med wi,h sueh triumphant success
fhS 70 s.,'ieh:efsf &c! oisr cau critically
pesuss Ms works without expression Of
p ofo,,rd admi~:'ion.
( Ths tandsmsh'aIp ri.riplss Of his SUB
line sysism II humsa government ave IRE
chief cor"e, stone Of cous'i, ationa! govern
ments OF modern times. ard will b. faith
fully examined BY Statesmen q every com
ing age who are bon silly engaged 10 erect
ing tree governments on iEdes'rnr'ible
| found atoms, wherein the establishment OF
human freedom Is the paramount, des'gn,
and equal rights NE principle object to b
, secured.
He stands ne, only pre~minent in the
ranks Of S,ate.meN,t as a Pcst he reached
ne true asblin,'y Of thyme. By blending
| OF . laf,y stn'iment Of hercic courage an-
der difhcu,,ies, with q" elegance Of style
and parity Of isngus &c, thu, takes posses
sion Of both the understanding and the
heart
| Tie Book o! Job i. familiar alike. 10 The
school boy, the re.', the Philosopher. and
the sage. Ia the winning drapery II poesy
lie sells forth splendid enumeration Of The
owu'po.eni powers, which, sss" does moi
possess, and porirays with supernatural &C
curacy the eaagant slcries. lnfini'e power,
and sperlative wisdom Of "a Great Invisible.
He selects his hero from the racks Of anu.
ence, sui rounded hy domestic blessings ,and
FOR the complete exemriihcation Of maD's
| capa iiy To turn the worst cala,ni,les Of life
into means Of developing The noblsst ex
smp!~s 81 patience and foriitude, without
yi-liing to despair e. res"r'i,g to crime.
! ie d,arives him It every blessing that the
human heart hslis lear, and which the
inranest bsegsr e,idys, and plumbers his
6reside Of his mos, beloved offspring, and
his own body IT cemline.s and beauty,
| and leaves him blasted and loathsome
/ thing, wiihou. changing the purity Of his
spirit or furnishing his soul with en- ignoble
thought II stands without rival the pu
rest pom ~ The greatest excellence, in the
moral which i'teaches;-and it. the future
as in he pas, il w'l Re an example Of en-
| coa. agement 10 the bligh,ed blossoms Of
huns nity, 10 Sustain sinking and despair
ing souls ii its worst heravtmcnt..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

- 49, o00SU ~0Vye
The following is copy OF Memo
rial to Congress, praying for the reno
val OF the duty on Sugar, which is now
being circulated for signatures in ten
different cities:
To tie Senate and House Of Repressn-
tat;,xs Of The United States Of Amer-
ica, IN Co.yress sssembled
The undersigned merchants and
others, residing in ---, respect
fully represent: That sugar has become
so universal and indispensable an arti
Gle Of consumption as to be not improp-
erly reckoned among the necessaries Of
life; that the duy Of thirty per cent
with which it is burdened on its impor-
tation into our country weighs severe
u upon the mass Of the people, aud
upon the various trades and occupations
in which it 10 used - . raw material;
that the sugar cane Is tropical plant,
which does not come to perfection in
the climate Of the United States, and
that, owing to frequent unfavorable
seaaoss, the tendency Of the plant to
degenerate, and the exhaustion Of the
coil Of the sugar estatsA more labor 10
necessary to produce given quantity
q sugar in this sosatry than in any
other part Of the world from which
the commodity II beoght; that the
making Of sugar from the cane i, jos
thee reasons, even With the present
higA ddty, nsvse INDY TO become u
psospasous branch q iAlsatry in ous|
ooa1>u, The lndsnigaed thess1IsA
pay Dr. ooaGsN Nlsoesthee -
usSs - pesss asa - ~ - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

RuNoRED DuEL.-A New York cor
respondent OF the Albany Argus says
that Col. Fremont has challenged
Toolnbs, Of Georgia. to duel.-Exch.
Another rumor confirms the above.
Arrangements for the meeting are all
complete, and the battle ground select
ed. Henery Ward Beecher, the
Brooklyn warrior and philanthropist,
is to be Fremont's seccond, and Brooks,
Of South Carolina, is to be second for
Toombs. Drs. II. Greely and T.
Weed will be in attendance on Ere
mont-they having bled him SO often
that they understand his constitution.
The weapons will be Shapes rifles,
loaded by Beecher and kansa, gass.
The distance will he four miles (by
request Of Fremont) aud the time
midnight 10y request OF Beecher)-
The combattants ale to wheel and fire
like fnry. Toombs thinks this is the
surest way to kill Fremont (scare him
to desth) and therefore consents to
time and distance. Brooks desired
canes for weapons. The ground Sc
lected is kamtschstka (by advice Of
Burlingame) \ boat will be char
tered BY Congyess to take as many Of
Fremonts friends a. desire to be I'm at
tho death" with the understanding
that they are to remain there to pre-
serve that fertile country frou the
blight Of slavery. After the fight a
Kamtschstks dog will give howl
for freecom.--(Lockport Advertiser.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06


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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
This DAY Received.

j ~ - follows, Wig:
l0V half chests Of Young Hyson and lmpe, iA Tees,
u diaereni e AIDES.
An tssotre q cases No. Nutgegp.
Is COO superior Cigaia.
An invoice Of dine Gu, -inokInS and eh.winG IT,
baccc
III dozsn rne self French. mmon and medium
Hats.
csse VI linen shirtllg, Table Cloths and HspA-
kcrchie?s.
Also, 8 case, linen and cotton Thread.
Also large assortment Of Clccks. -
Dealers xrr respectfully rsquestd 70 esil and look
81 Ne absvs 0oods they must be sold without de-
lay b cover advances. 81
Al knds " usrchsndise viii he r,crived On :
siSnSnsni, and cash advances male when required.
II. y. NORkls,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
dece7d6s Sscoud strrst, near Perry.
A lavss iot osClocks Of I'll kinds for sale love
Athsn ever before o0srsd . this market, at
HOUoEL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

BIT THE CAN, K0lS, DOZ. CASE,
/4yXN may be found u MI times ~ the OYS-
WITH DEPOT opposite the Post Once, At
~ l.w agures b. obtained in this STAT. Your
attention is+sl>o invited 10 thoss beautiful large
count Oysters, put up in half gsllen kegs, for fan-
lily use Cash ordeIS BY mall OF express will receive
prompt attention: Hddress
MOVES dam ". D. WARD Ag.nf, boz - r. o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
ESr5sstey''s Etetical.
Anniversary ofrranklln'S Birthlay

JANUARYl7, loo1.
The "Dav IMPORT fypogrspAlesl Uniep, )" IL sccord-
anes With H. Cusso design lebsAtinc thr Asy b
0UfPGR to b. ssvvH % tAe kBCL ARE HOCSE,
On The Evsnlng q tAe 10 l.
"A Aadrs<s b oev. Q D. AACorA. Coed nssic
viii b. furutsh-d, ~ III nv sxpeet ent~rtoin-
0eat worthy Of the sccasicn.
Printers editous. end oil ssons ed IN cay
vay with the Printing businsss Or with the litera.
tuse Of this sss are Invited 70 y present
O0uMITTEE OF AnnANCEuENTS.
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J D Patton; SPAigia; n Reid;
Geo n Parker; I'm Cralgs " ? staub
Tickets aimitsipgs Lady And G rtlenNn. o. 90,
10 b. hal II the Com0ittec.
jan6dt17 News cry
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FO1 1n4 DuNED1r % TEE ROO8 d Dovsnppst.
will be Given q tAs t3esmah T.sssye On 5Aussaay
ese0ea0, 1aouoey osA, 1oO The Ladies' are rosesct-
fully invited 10 sppeaT In Gallon costume. 0onte-
men can procure tickess q ~ unaerfi6ned.
". G. WADeW0RTn, Al ALeT0n,
J, A. LECGA1pE. cuAa. G. DAnala
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