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mAGNlFICENT INVESTmENTS an OITY
REnpEETK-

WE Offering Tor sale fdssrabIs lot for ne cree
~ uoa OF Business House, fronting 80 OF 50 eet o.
Market street, opposite f. s. Ffsnch'.. Aso,9 fonl-
ing u feet each Broad opposite and
Alabama RailrOnI Depot. Also, des rsbs Rsgd ne Iof
n ming ~ et on herFv street. between hurrh nod
Broad AO d. cir bic Lot fTOntng 50 ast on HIyh 81
fW hundr ards North OF SIR o fWusi, BE- sutif Ads
dillon about OF thi lot s free eFrtrr tars- n usy
for 81 years Also number % duoue review Its IA
est " 5hvtlle and Wakina' premium and unriyalt d-
dillon Also, great many beautiful Lotin Hybss Addi.
tiCn and 10 EoE-h
fs6Is-lm IL. & z. ". BIZ ,WN
DES1RABLE Ian ID FOR sALE---s BAR
GAIN
ANh hundred and ten 0f Land than half
umbered, having rEs front on she Brtk Church Pike
about y miles from Nashville said divided into
l0 lots each fronting on the Pike, ard eonain from
g Herea WI s one Or lots 70 suit pufchas8fs.
mo whole In oocy On the lCo 3 sgrss there
Portable frame tWelr 1f rooms and ether mprsvsment
costing about s2OD- hre8 falling springs NE
land and good buidi siIs each lot. ApBl5 % ".
Jones, on the premises,
J.. & R. " Brown,
Ieol5 in az berry street.
A DIV ELLlNG FOR SALE
II SMALL Tame yelling fro lnr SIS feet on hs
Gaatn Pike and running back about rs dset, % g
oct street bargain viii be given each oF shoF ersi
J. L. q z. W. Brown,
tsOlo-2W a \ Cherry street,
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Landreth's Garden Seeds

WE havejus received supplies Of LandTeth'S War
w ranted Garden Seeds We invite the attention Of par
ties wishing purchase Stock, which lrgs and
complete embracing all the different varieties sold in
marEet.
To Market Gardners, would say that have large
lot Ohe above Seeds for sale BY the pound, consisting Of
Tunup Seeds Beet Seeds, Radh Seeds, Cabbage Seeds &c
Also Beans Peas. Onion Sets &C. fF sale by the busne
gallon you wish your Seeds call early and leave
your orders. DEMOVlLLE & EELL,
iapIS No. % Cherry ST., doors from Union.
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Nashville Spring Races.
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tVEDNEsDAf, May 9Th, Iss7-Svsep,t.Fs,s n, ,,,,,
Anfee Or more 90 make race, 70 close Tst ~ eiia
SAsl BAT.-Msich race for $500 aside 49, -.
one mile heais-tHO year slda carving "a ,-s
bacon names gf enit oy Imported Alhon d. - 49,,
athan. Wm ROuudtrss name6 BY Rv1r-- - ~ L1tl-
dam bv OthsilO or Shamrock. y eleaepl,
URsDAK, Nay 2ssh.-ProPrstoE'I Pune saoa-.u.
PHDAY May 29h.-SEsspstakss for = IA, o,s. -.
entrance SO ioTeone nile heats. 1hros o. more u 49,
a race. 70 close Let of A phil. ---e
SATURDAY, Nay 30lh-PropristoF's Pur.s a7oo-,-.,,.
heats [janl6-tfi VI. PHILLIPS, Pro5rsto- S''e
GALLATIN, CrENN.sl FALL RACES 49,
It HB following Stakes are open g.
\ by the GailHtin Jockey Cinb, 70 % rn.a -
runover the said Course a. their nsEt ~
Annual Meeting, Fall of 1857. Nsss-Ha-ss
NO l-SWeepstake for year oldg eQOo r,t..rftf, -,
'Ileii mile heats. To close the l5.h March 49,
" z-Sweepsakes lOr untssd year nf1 ea0a srb,.,,
uoA so forfeit, mile heats. To close la nr l7y-
- SHeepsiaEea Tor year oda, 800 uuhsrrf,fIo,
~ S',si. IEo mile heats To clOss ist prI 1857
pslaEes toF2 rear oldE 800 subserinffso ,r,
or pays single daah % mile. To elaSs ID An s- 80
.n -. paiakos year 0Ida $3.50 ruh.ernti,-
- 'oiei., tHe mile heats. 10 close Iat Aprii ie5T
AZ o. the aooVe Stakes three more entries o uut,
' In''sa % he aogye stakes 3 be made 10
80 -, yOhh n. MALONE, sscrsfarv
--- Galatn, Tsnnessss
DESlhABLE CUM FRY RESTD T9S77T7 -
M are now ohsFinE Tor sale, that beaut3f,1 ,ts- -,
-is Jesse benionis, situated about -, - -
,,,n nashville, on The Middle FrankIin pit- -s
d,so, ~ - .sy superior land, with sleTlns f,--,
- @.hs o. rooms,and all Necessary outbuiI5i--- .i
very large eistsTu sel and rre1t ,vist - ao
L5es Ataliaoie negro banda for 4 touthsr5 uss
taHsn 20 Plrt pay lnent The above 10 one of -
fsb6-Im ~ ~; ERtHoWN,
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NOTICE TO PASSENtIEiES.
SCPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, n. & G. r. I

NUIIJE To FANS n q 2 itN.
SCPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, n. & &. r. r.,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857.
ON and after Monday next l2h instant, the Ticket
" Office the Nashville sEd Chattanooga Railroad will
established % College Irret under the Scwanee
Hotel. The Ofce will be open at NJ. and closed at
o'clock P NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going 10 the Il. l. ANDERSON, Supt.
G. L. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. Isn9-tL
TO RAILROAD CUNTRACTUKS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Engineers ONCE OF
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad unt February 10,
s57 for Grading Masonry, snd Bridging Of said Rail
road Spring Hill TO opposite the town C Columbia,
miles The above work comprises some heavy
ng six thousand perches Of Bridge Masonry
sixteen hundred OF Bridging. Plans, Prohles and
Specifications may be any me and any further in
fOrm0n obtained BY addressing J. H. DETEREUE, Division
Engineer at Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
iInI6-u Engineer,
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P. W. MAXEY & CO.,

. " = UILLLAL I NA VT
TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IRON, LEAD PIPE, WIRE,
IRON AND TIN RIVITS, PLUMBERS TOOLS AND
Materials, MARBLEIzED IRON MATERIALs
PARLOR CRATES, COOK STOVES, HEAT
ing stoves for Wood or Coal, Japan
ned and Common Tin Ware
NO 46 EAST SIDE MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.
P S-We will keep constantly on haDd Tin-smith's
Machines and Tools being Agents for Peck Smith Co,
SoutbingtOH. Conn,
geUt25-d6m PW.M CO
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Tin Ware
A. j. Mcbride,

ne - NE CHDh HAAC9
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHV VILE, TEN NESSEE.
BAVE bis day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
cCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
EheroV heretofore extended 70 the hrm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of favOrs from them and
wsn info all the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Psror Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fzcy Crates, Box Stoves for churches HO
low Ware OF every variety hand made to order Fur
uaces and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns, Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
lam prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Guering Roofing or any other branch pertaining
70 that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends OF the River will find it to their advantage
tOca and give heayi9Z before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES, cyn-
der inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughl
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
june "A. ie25
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RUNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OFIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 28 HOURS!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

DhAAA Aa-S-hA-1 -
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
iugf0r can he procured 70 which point as well as 70
Baltimore II is The shortest most direct aud IN every
r+ ta m st relabe route 10 is the only route By which
urcbaser of Through Tickets TO New ork are enabled
e reach the cites Of Baltimore, PEl21ephla and New
Yor al the cost of Ticket 70 New York only thus
bfDg business eu and Travellers for pleasure OF inor-
nation % visit four Of the principal clugs 10 ine Union for
Ie-s cost than Cgn be af0Tued by any ether Te1ie.
And IL Is The only route By which Lnrvugh iickes can
no brs IN cs0uud Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
a1g TafsrsF1rg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
Ia1ts Au0u,il BesEeT Springs and Bedford Springs.
popes-a-s from NASHVILLE take the SAGE coaches gt
Carter Thomas or steamers on The Cumberland Tlv7r
m T0rsvuLs connecting there with The United States
MI stse-,arz 10 Cincinnati OF with the Jsh-TsOnviile
Roil-oaf tg indianapolis, Ind make dUeCi connection Of
GsIr7l1s Ohio with the Central ONO Railroad q Wheel
inc Whence close c8uHR RctOn with the sbl1D2gre and Ohio
Railroad is made % ashngl'a -E A-'A--ei-. l.ia
5oIohia and New YORK.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
bs are transferred at Cairo 20 the cars Of the Illinois
EsntraI Railroad rom thence passing through Iorre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and &enla % toumbus Three
Daily Trains leave OotA-uUs % Az " 'f o''e 4 AZ ana
Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
bs route sh riding Through Tickets TO al The Eastern
ues at The same rate charged by other routes 70 AeC
YrE- Il Is also the sh7-la5t most speedy and direct
N aI M ssIEag points in the East. The distance from
Columbus 10 Be lm1Ts only SO miles, being about 100
miles shorter 20 New CTk than by any other route There
are less changes Of cars by TINS route, ard consequently
less detention than b7 any OIher.
~ The road IS 5aasted with broken stone and is
For please apply G. RUNsET,
AGENT Nashville. Tenn.
or Through Tickets apply IN Louisville at the office Of
The u 5 Mail ssamers or at the Jacksonville BaiiTCat
0Fiee H7in street WH. S. WUOnSIDS,
Master Transportation b. d .. R. X,
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
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THUESTOE & BERNARD,
M. TG puhIir gnuarP


VNTE now have hand beautiful stock OF French
w and English hsTnos, PLAN Plaid and Ambro
shaded sll wool Declines Bombaznss Cashmeres, Man
chester Deaines Plaid Red Yellow aud bite klannelF
ell qualities. Also, complete stock OF Stspe Goods
Servants Goods skinds 20 which we invite the atten
ton Of all CASH buyers - Ee can give good pJgaiuR
sept2G-tf
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d kind enough Reader, give your attention one mo-
THE GHEFENBERG HEALTH BTTTERS
ARE GOOD FORT
luey AeHs % - -, ,,b H. "a loI
possession showing that they have cured and helped thou
'4Do' u '-' INDIGESTION,
NERVOUS Debility, Sickness at the Stomach
Derangement Ofthe Digestive Water Br1sh, HumOrS,
Depression Of Mind and eS'yenss, JJSGsGi Jaasbdics
Oppression amer Eating, Female 0bstrucSons,
Acid Stomach, Loss Of appetite,
Sick Headache, Pain IN the Side, and
TOkPOK OF TIE LIVER AND BOWELS
Readerl You appealed TO earnestly. Don't say "IfI
complaints and would take the medicine III could
only have confidence" IT Is TRUE. Come then If your
mind irritable discontinued and gloomy you have
we're Collie Pains alter eating your your body begins
waste, your strength 70 fail yOu, countenance
Gully Iyug your len deifyOur skin dry and
eIledyou have appetite weak and variable, and per-
haPs entirely desoyed-f your whole system s lanqud,
especially during process Of dgestiOnyOu have
feeling in the stomachWhy, you troubled
with NDlGESIlON and these Btters are made TO cure
Indigestion, and all its attendant Ills and while at aFst
gently stimulates the Stomach cleansing and removing these
'OD''''0"'' IF ACTs UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID VrTIATED HUMOBs, beautfying the
face kindiug life and energy in your entire frame then
Reader, will the world longer look dark and gloomy
longer will your dearest hopes be banbed and thrust aside
O0' HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
The GrseenbeTg Health Bitters have wonders for
us Many witnesses ready testify to the statement
above made. These Bers and all the other Graeenbeg
state, and worthy Of place every counter The
price liberal Wholesale Dealers and the Retail price
only CSC. # here Is, there should Be city
large Blanket, where it cannot be found all this
s'''''' MACKENZIE & BECKwITH, Nashville,
Agents for Granberg company for Tennessee Alabama and
Georgia. janl6-tG
GOODYEAR'S PATENT VULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTS.
MANUFACTURE FROM ABOVE HANRD MATERIAL,
WAREROOH,
No. 90 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
BY PACKAGE ONLY
sYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
OF every kind for Domestic or BTgavers and MeChanes'
,ofessional purposes pro Measuring Tapes, Machin-
hOunced by Physicians the EtsOlers MarngRle Rings,
perfect article ever Whip Sockets IHsuaLOTs for
made ; Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire adopted by
der Flasks, warranted TO keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes,
CasjOrs, will not deace P8Us, Baths, Tunnels and
carpet; Tuu be and Soap Dppers for Photographic and
Tays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists pu rposes
lery Napkin Rngs, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which Is as hFm METAL-llght
HoRN-bTllant JET-a poor conductor Of HEAT--nOn
conductor Of ELEETRICTT-and which Oils, Acids and
AERes produce effect is vastly superior other for
the above nsmed and great variety Of other purposes,
viii, b iL IS applied.
Dealers all parts Of the country are supplying them
selves with goods, and consumers the
article Of the kind, will buy no other. janl7-'57-Iy.
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TEN n ESSEE AND ALABAMA itAiLItUR Al
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.
ON aud after Monday, sept ls 1885, ITal1g vii run
GOING rUTH-
Mail sud Pass Freight and Pass.
Leave Nashville Of $50, A, y 5l5, Pm
Arrive ct Th0mpson's $50, D." Z 10,
GOING NORTH,
Leave Tbompsaurs atqO0,AE. 80, Pm.
Arrive at Nashville 1850 % Il5
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning Train break
fast at Franklin
The Stages Carter Thomas Hougb connect with the
Tr8ius at ThompsOu's.
through Tickets to Memphis WayuesbOro' Jackson,
Fuscumbia Florence COlUbI-, md Pulaski be pre-
cured at the General Stage Ocs under the Ye-andab Ho.
feI A ANDERSON,
aug50-u t-. Eng. and SUPr
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RAILROADS, &c.
= @
Freight Reduced!
Rates Of Freight from

Rates OF FrelshI IIUW
CHARLESTON TO VASE WILL T.
70 CONTINUE WITHOUT ALTERATION UETIL THR
EIEssr, NV OF lime. IRh1
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stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London and Have advantages
over other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York 10 Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Main SaOOn $50 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon,
10 dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post Of
fee.
No bills Of iading viii be signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage apply TO
9. H. SAND, il South William street, New York.
C. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY & Co. Southampton.
VIM. lSELIN, Havre. TfebIl-10n.
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BAGGAGE packages aud parcels forwarded 20 any part Of
ID he civ by Glover Co.'S City Express. Orders left at
tbstr office 49, South side Public Square, will be prompt
1y attended 20. faU3-tf
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SsLUNrH'a
TENERAL PuRCm NNING AGENCY.

SsLUNrft'N
GENERAL PURCI ASKING AGENCY.
yO. 10. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenne- sec.
ORDERS small or large, accompanied with The cash for
articles description from dug-r ring, hat or
shawl up complete stock OF Goods, Gro cries. Drugs
onfsctf6uades, steam Engine, carefully and promptly
20 forwarded ustruC ed Commission charge
Eve per cent -.--.-
Cen 5 r Anderson, Hon A Ewing, Col V X Stevenson,
yessrs Moran d Co., r & W Eakin 81 CO Al Duncan &
~ Nashville; W q Speuce Muriree~borO; Cl Narbry
II HARRISON Nc Hnnvhe; Lem Trousdale, Memphis; Col
" g Nc AdOo knoxville SeaEO AbbOu and w Wallace
stopts Ga lJan2 '57-rrI JAMES GLOVER.
GROCERIES GROCERIES !
CUGAR.-l6o hhds lsi' 70 prime Sugar q store, snd fOI
- sale By Qanlg a. y. FhENCH q son
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM IT'S
Use, While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place TO Conviction most
Triumphant!

DE kind enough Reader to give your attention
ID ment, and you will Wha
THE GHHFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
ARE GOOD FDWI
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No. IS Cedar street. Nashville, two Rooms suitable r
- Banking House, store, Doct-ror Lawyers once.
JanIO-tf IAukS 4 HARRISON.
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Mammoth Livery Stable.
$50 p gzt

q W. SUNNI Err & co.. would respectfully MORN
W. the citizons Nashville the surrounding country,
that they purchased the LvtTv stable Market
nd door from Church 'Ofmerly kept b. J.
where ey he pleased the cd customers
many patrons choose 10 We have q large stock
the Saddle and Buggy Horses To be found, which
1mueDd to the public a. large G. ". SUMNER,
j4n3l--t r. n DAVIS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10

y rs cooIlv took the paddle anG gum
he vessel to the shore. Inis i[aa,;no
JIG h.rtheu Inn Ihis arms anu iraPt"s
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won have but TO speak il, and II II mes 10
nv lower, | will grant it with the grea'e''
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Now where is there in all its use
A pleasure you can ind
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around" make
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been 50. Ions since We have enjoyed tn's
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there il nQthingxj Use can I'LL The place Oh the adj
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-01

We are glad to announce that the loca.
ton for the bridge at this point, so long
talked Of, has at last been definitely de-
cided upon-the point selected being just
below the commencement of the curve oil
the railroad after crossing Base street.
Twenty acres of land have been purchas-
ed on the opposite side Of the river by the
Railroad Company. We are highly grail
fed at the location, it being right in the
heart of our city, and at the same time,
sufficiently distant from our business
streets to avoid all difficulty in the way OF
interference with privileges and rights
already vested. 1t makes Fulton City
the virtual terminus of the three roads al
ready built or being built. and will have a
strong tendency, indeed it cannot fail, to
draw others to this point No railroad to
the Mississippi can compete with its rivals
without = bridge. The thing is impossi-
bic, and If those in control of the manage
ment of the Racine and Mississippi Rail
road and of the Albany and Mendoza wish
to place their roads in position to com
pete with neighboring and rival lines
when they are completed. they must di-
vert them from theinsigni6cant one-horse
towns already selected as their terminus,
TO Fulton City.-Aduocate.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-01

The Minnesotian, of the Gath, SAYS
that Governor Medary has ordered the ST.
Paul Light Cavalry to hold themselves in
readiness to march to the frontier. Equip
ments were expected from ST. Louis by
every boat. The other military compan-
les of the city and Territory are ordered
to awaita demand upon them which may
come at any moment-the expenses to be
paid by the General Government.
The Governor left, on the cath, fol
Yellow Medicine, and the military await
his requisition. The Times, of the 25th
says that Secretary Floyd denied the re
quest of Medary to muster the volunteers
OF the Territory, and has sent orderr tc
Forts McHenry and Mackinaw for troops
to join those at Fort Ridgley and Fort
Smelling, in view of apprehended disturb
ances among the Indians of Minnesota.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-01
OFFICE OF THE WApsrrINIcoN d. ST.. Pc
TIERS VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE OF THE WApsIPINIcoN d ST.. Pc
TIERS VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY,
Quasqueton, Buchanan co., July Is, ST.
Whereas, 1t is currently reported by
the enemies of the w. q st. P. V. r. r.
Company that it is the intention of said
Company to construe the late vote of a
loan of credit by Buchanan county as a
gift of the principal sum of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, and to
ask for and receive the same without any
return on the part of the Company and
this is offered by them as reason why
that vote should be rescinded at the ap-
preaching election in August, the under
signed, Directors of said Company,
being all the members of the Board who
can be consulted at the present time, deem
itproper to make the following statement:
The omission to state explicitly the
purpose of the Company to issue Stock
to the County, in the proclamation order
ing the election of May 25-which is
now charged as an intentional and fraud
ulent omission-we believe to be sus-
tanned by the precedent of similar propo-
sitions heretofore submitted in this and
other counties, when no such charge
was made.
The terms of the proposition, as stated
in the proclamation of the County Judge,
viz Whether the county will loan its
credit" would seem clearly and com
pletely to preclude the construction
suggested, and effectually to prevent the
carrying any such purpose into effect, if
any such were entertained.
The Director of this Company are well
aware, as every rejecting man must be,
that the bonds of the County so issued,
that is for no consideration-would be
invalid and worthless in law and in the
market.
But aside from all these considera-
tons, the Directors are free to declare,
and do hereby declare, that they neither
have now, nor ever had, any other pur-
pose than to issue for the benefit and
security of the county, separate and aside
from the security for the payment of the
interest as it accrues, an amount of full
paid stock equal to the amount of the
bonds issued by the county for the use
of the Company
L. w. HART,
E.B. OLDER,
F. G. PATTERSON,
RUFUS CONABLE, JR.
p. A. BROOKS,
s. v. THOMPSON,
d. S. DAVIS.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-01

There are now published in Iowa 10
daily papers, 100 weekly papers, semi
monthly and 6 monthly periodicals, in all
1873, which, with an average circulation
of one 1000 copies each would make 1873.
600 newspapers published and circulated
in the State each week.
There are" says the Mount Pleasant
Journal, probably an equal number
printed in other States and received in the
families of Iowa, making in all nearly three
hundred thousand newspapers read week.
ly by our citizens.