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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

ILKS IT Is WELL KNOWN BY EVERY
one that " ars selling these Goods very low, End
~ srs this Fan prepared to olss - ane stock -
an b Spund Wess q Chieaee, st our usual low
prices. 4 n. b. TYNER,
sepl611 No L. Claire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
Great Discovery.

SHB subscriber, while engaged in digeing veil
on his fArn, In Peasant Valley, ocoit county,
discovered beautiful article Of ssone very similar
to the celebrated Athens Marble used in Cook Sar-
nne polish, snd vcrks vey sssy. ne Is nov psvpar.
Ing TO open his Quarry, wAea he will be eusbled 10
furnish IL in any quantity desired end In blocks Of
any Siss.
Specimens Of this sesae can BE- sen a tAaa 49,.
wAea further pastis1lass viii - eivsn.
H1NBY 0RA0SuM,
r'es:snt vanu. sasas es1asy. Isva, . - L
0ls ~ nooA
sepSs0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15


JOHN WARE, President.
fnOS. \. DRkTON, Jr., vtos rrsiaeut.
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
HI subscriber are stockholders and owners o
the shove Bank, and are By the provisions Of ~
CHARTER, Individually responsible for ~ its iasues
and Win rsdssm its noees n coin q ~ ceuntss Of
tAs Daak at Bellevue, Nebraska, and at the Bank Of
MIA, Dlgin, nlinois; O0ees a 0reens Z Woare,
Oolaf Dapa1s, Iowa; anA oFsene, Waare 4 Dentcn,
Council HIN, Iowa, m excAaaGs q usW Yerk, q
oRH1N1, w1ARD 3 Dm2oN.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

New IofK ana BoSton.
G04 So 81
TIME AND DIsrAHcE SAVED, VIA
.OesC York and Eric
VIDE Gos9s, Dososs Ttocs,
r A ! L B o A D.
Va Dssnkiyk,:. Buffalo, Niagsvs EkRs ~ SHs-
pension Dvid1e.
VTWHIS ID the only Wide GuaGe Railroad hAving
j wide end spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, Buhalo Niagara Pals and 0asDsasian
Bridge 70 New York.
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
aAbsdiaSanus1aieonSDsss
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave nsv Yofk oa1ys q :
O'Clock, p. n, - The
Meet Sp1enaiA Seeane1o In the
WoRl0s
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are god on stsAss Of he shove
routes.
Through Tickets and general inlormssiou eaa BE-
procured ct the Company's Once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts BY calling on the Company ASsdts
4. II. PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn street, Chicago.
,. ?. SMITH, Gen. Agent, OsvsaanA, o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

WuB18Ae - The 1ua day Of Juae, 4. D., 1857.
W hohers Iesttoa and ossy Passison, his sife,
eVecuesd ante Andrew nsl - Trustee, . certain
80 Of fsust conveying 70 said Trustee the land in
eopss Coaniy. Iowa, described - follows, " wit
= Past oslN number sixts 1861 In Robert Chris
US Assertion 10 the city Of Davenport, more par'ic-
elarly described ~ Soilovs, ~ wit CommeLetnx q
les Hosth West corner 81 said lot nuIbcr SIX esn
isl. thence running = 0t sixty 1901 feet, thence
10uih 90 hundred aud ffty 1891 feel u an alley
thence west stxfy 1901 ct, thence Eor b one hun
dred and atty feet 10 the place 81 beeinnine
said lot b dtsr, ibed 10 deed made By Cheany M1n-
ger and seesrdsd In Scott county D~el Box r. page
TO which due references can BE- made fer
particular Inscription. which said conveyance was
ads By the said Robert Pat,ison and Mary Pa,tison
for the purpsee Of securing she payment Of certain
psorissory ootf and the Interest thereon signed by
sst4 8oeert pnstison, dated the IT day Of June,
d, toe5, for the sum Of hundred dollars, pay
eose WIN IN pr cent interest per annum. sixty
days sfsss eofe, % he order II James n. Grces.
Ana no. eesd nose having become due and paya.
bic, go tne sad Robert Psit son having failed to pay
the eanes L. Andssw Bell, Trustee ss Aforesaid. do
hereby give oAb public notice, that by virtue Of the
Dsvsf which y d - ssst BY said deed Of Trust,
viii. o. Saturday the af.t day Of October, A d.
1851 81 The hoas Cf9 O'Clock The Afternoon Of said
day, a the OCuSt House door In the city OF Dsv
pust, expose AMI offer fos sails ~ public auction to
tae hshest bidder for cash, the parcel Of Land above
dscrtbsd, ~ % nuch thereof as shall be sufficient TO
satisfy and pay the OF said note with the in
terest thereon 70 the day Of sale together with all the
notice and Treetee,s feee. Upon he competition u
such sale dsed Win Be given 10 accordance with the
sttpuiatioa Of said Deed Of Trust
Dated ths ssh day Of Oct, A D. 1857.
ANDREW BELL,
oeSdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
1857. - q 1857
VALENTINE
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY II CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAvKNPORf.
VT'HIS Company Is prepared totransport goods with
i greater despatch than any other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and kAST
Having their own Cars on the different Re- q and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upoI bet.
ter time than by any other line.
Shippers by this line will have prompt repdration
made them Tor any loss or damage Of Goods while In
their charge and will not he sent to the Rail Road On
which the damage may have occurred for redress.
Those desiring TO make arrangements for spring
business will please call before making ARRANGEMENTS
with dnQ other line.
OFFICBS.
Boston, No. Is, State Street.
New York, $40, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
Ct. Louis, 80,
Chicago, Corner OF State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry SITS,
JNO s. DUNLAP, EVANS. MORLEY l. CHR
Gen. Superintendent Agents,
Cleveland. Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

VXTHEREAS on the 10th day OF Sertt mber, A D,
w 1855, Thomas Doyle and Aarv boyle, his wife,
executed unto Austin Corbin Is Trustee, q certain
iced OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the land In
Scott County, lovs, described follows, to wit
The South West quarter Of the South West quarter
Of section nunbec twenty mine (29), in township
number seventy-eight (7S), North Of Range number
three (3), East Of the 9Th incipAl Meridian, which
said conveyance was made ~ the said Thomas Doyle
and Mary EOye fer the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of two certain promissory notes and the
rest thereon, signed by said Thomas Dog dated the
18th day OF September, A d, 1856, 70 the order oil
Isabella Wallsce, Que thirty seven 50-100 dollars
payable Elk months after date the other for three
hundred and thirty seven so 100 dollars, payable
year after date with ten per inter- st per
annum after maturity.
And nc~ sail notss having become due and pay able
and the said Thomas Doyle having failed to pay the
give this public notice, that BY virtue Of The power
which Is In me vested by said deed of Trust, will
Saturday the 18th day of 0ct ID, 1851 at tie hour
House door in the city Of Davenport expose and offer
for sale, at public auction to the hghst bidder for
cash. the parcel Of land above described, much
thereof Is shall be Sufficient to satisfy aud pay the
amount Of said notes, with the interest TO the day
OF sale, together with the expenses attending said
sale. costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion Ct such sale deed will b,
given in accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 23i day Of September, A D, 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sep24dts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
nAlGnT. SEARS 4 BECKETT.
Le3thcs. s1lgSssgf 1ctssrers,
AND
WHOLRsALR DYALxRs N
Il IL AT HI Il II

VI ALL Al0U0
Saddle, E0dbles.w HNs-docOeea
Coach IsrtMeec3ssls, Shoe
Fyss56s1s, HS4es &c..
We have nov On hand ons q tAelaFgess anA ~
selected assortment o.
LEATHER 3 SGdS1les.v H9rdscNre
svsry olsredin the west. Ooapstsng = pastea
uele end Harness Leather,
booA Oak and Hemlock,
Cellar LAethe8.
Preach, America and Patent Oah MI
Kipe and Upper LaesAsS,
Hninss, Hscns, Morocco, B,ndines, Psssas o..
Pain Shifting, Dsah md Hnanellsd LsatAsr, Lsss,
Findings, Ae, &c.
osddlsry Hardware, Japannsd, DBass, anA 0Bvss
PlAtod, from the - manufacturers. 0aefAdjuso.
lns, 0lg, nd Pad Kse8 1ollcs, 1orss 0hee, an
Spring Tongued Ducklee onA u short ever sy1ad
tke harness nahef, Or sadd,er 90 visA.
Oasrtaos enA ososers 1eVs, W pSs9s, IN
lelnte, QeeaA lAees, DeAAs, l1aaeile1 CloAAa, &
Vsoua HI, ole11s, Dsn1 Dsneso, Cogstaos 6hs
eesEtaee 1satss 49, slshe - Axlss. e
y ! 'll!1la||l1''is';;|'.',,
& - 49, = SvD -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

Dealers In Builders Hardware, Farming implements,
Fence Wire, Rope, Paints Guns, Cutlery &c. 40.
Dealers will indii TO their advantage 10 look ~ oar
STOCK OF Goods before pure hasns a other places.
Our Storeis situated on the south side 10 second
street between Brady and Main. opposite the Ohns
and u ass store LeOlaire Row
ap2iu. CHILDS HOATH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15


NIHEREAS on the 9Th day Of August, 4 D, 1857
w Thomas Temple executed unto George l.. Nj
chol!s - Trustee, certain deed OF Trust, convey.
lug 70 said Trustee the lard In Scott County, Iowa
described - follows, to wit part Of the East ball
Of the North ksst quartes Of section twenty-five
1851 township seventy~isht ffsl, North Of Rang
tvo ~, Est Of the Fifth PrIncipsl Meridian, be
ginning fourteen (lll RES HAST from IT, North
West corner. and from themes running South twt n.
ty-three 1891 rods, thence East fourteen lAl rods
thence North twenty three 1881 rois. thence West
10 the placs Of beginning. copt.iptsg two acres OF
land, together with al the appurtensnces th.reunte
belonging. which said convey ance was made by thu
said TemSle for the purpose Of securing the payment
ofa certain promissory note and the it.rest thereon
executed by said Thomas Temple, dated the sth day
OF August, A D, 1887, and payable TO the order j
ID. w. Van RIVERA, sixty days after date for three
hundred and seventy conc d liars (e37il
And now, said note having become due and payable
and the said Thomas Temple having failed to pay thu
same, ], George L. Nichols, Trustee as Aforesaid d.
hereby give tbs pnbc ice, that by virtue OF th'
power which ID Ia me vested by said deed OF Trust
l viii, On Saturday the slst day Of Oct Der, A d
1851 At the hour Of two O'Clock p. II. Of the sam,
day, 1t the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport, County OF Scott, Iowa expose and offei
for sale at public auction To the highest bidder fol
thereof shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay tn,
amount Of said note, with the interes thereon to IL,
day Of sale together with the costs and expenses
ssid SALE costs OF this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion OF such sale deed will be Riv
en- in accordance with the stipulation Of said deed O
Trust.
Dated TIE 9Th day Of October, A D, 1857.
GEORGE L. NICHOLAS,
ocSd4w4w Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES Al ou0W
to his friends and the public tn9 eosv.
ulIYYYV al, bcnevne ,hat no .... -. 81,
A-AJ give entire satisfaction In Oh voga
eLsi.tai ..ns. lie has been engaged IN Dr.
Goodrteh's Office for the last Gftcen MONTHS and b.
neV'hg that be has sustained his former reputaete
~ Dentist he asks for portion OF the patronage
from his friends and the public. His Requirements
In the knowledg. Il Denii.try and ayranseu,ents I'm
ms me- and laboratory such tina, he 10 prepared
70 Do sny work In the Dental line His pode u work
y nihrcnt from all others 10 this section n the COM
Try, being more oleanly and durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction to the wear~r JIa
VII put In rtihcal irdentures from 10 IN en-
TIRE set, and do all other work appcrtaning to Deo-
tistry.
once and residence connected, on Fourth street.
second house wes. ofMAn, adjoining Or. Fountain !
residence.
Any number Of references given 10 required
Ma, 2dtf,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
Fever and Aguc.

Qsinins Ssbstitutec or Nerve Tonic.
WIS weu known rernedy discovered BY nv mart
Dn o. y. LEADS, b . sure cure for the sbove
1900. elcE.NEADAcHE, and all other NERVOUS
ASFkcfIons. II contains NO ouinine. Arseni,. or
Ssaef luxurious insrsdtents II strengthens the avs
X. 49, soee v The stomach, and Is In roivQbIs I,
0uop1eT1ce snd those affected with Weahn,ss =.
~ pose OF she systsm. II 10 especially rscpmmcnded
= 1nalee Sscse.ed with Fai'ias etM WomS. One
- ansvsd 0srti0cates can Be furnished from II,
posts a IL Union. ''''A a''
~ y ~ Drugxisss generally, and BY J. n. IA.
SAno. neas,a!e Orusstst, and Sole Proprietor. l2I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
W. Z. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.uE.vT kOOEE.V'G!p

w. Z. CHlLDS h CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.vT ROOFEV'G ,.
"E, the undersigned, are prepared TO contract
w and put on at the shortes, notice, oar
E9dstic Fire d Water Proof Cement Rootf,,o
1t being the only article yet inysated that will sue.
ccssfuy resist the action OF the atosp I'm eve,
climate. perfectly fire and waterproof and IL,
point OF durability we believe II IL equal II supe.
rior, 10 any metallic roofing We can but II on over
old tin, tar iron, or shingIe roo It making no dif-
ference how Hat or steep the roof NAV be- Thi,
foohn warranted To prove above Represented.
We Will put 1t on for So % per squsre, RIO MT
sauare) We will app'y upon tin and Iron roofs fs
" Mper square, benz, on account Of It's durability
the cheapest pant that can be used.
We invite al who are building, and those who vi.
their roof repaired to cali at Office opposite IN.
IeClaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies and satisfy themselves In regard to the Durable
ity and practices iiity Of this roofing.
B.-we are prepared to fill orders for our Co.
ufnt to those residing at distance with printed d..
rections for its use.
Csty aud eosnsy Righfs for Io.ca cad xy....osa
ft~ sale.
J.BvAN BERGEN A;BHO.
0. A. BENJAMIN. General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ear. bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Mr. samuel Ogden, No l9l Fourth street
Baker and Won Publ, No ~ Fourth street.
Mr. Gecrse Carlisle President Of tho Lafayette Danh
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal Ins. O.. Lendoa
and Liverpool
essrs John ShiIto 4 Co., Dry Goods dea,era m
street.
--i.chen and Rammelsberg, Furniture Nan. ?, an
dealers sth street.
iles Greenwood. ESQ.
..r A II Hnkle.
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hail.
Goats Patchin, Builders.
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City Clerk,
Gea II Parker,
Q d CLINE, Painter,
Ar Paterson, Locust street.
famine, Donslly 4 Ira, DavenporsiIrouiv~A,
Hskss.S Rigs, jewelers..
ROCK ISLAND.
Sewer,
PL NJ chell, Bsnks
Jena Woods
Lewis weber, ross.ass~.
CHICAGO.
g Hubbard, Aetna Insurance.
Ira Foote, Builder.
Esl ~ .o0a Oo' ssdssssd haaasee9sas O, Ne
JP Resnor. u,a.cn, Iowa.
aenry Wisaar, wAelsaAie--Ure Ass,,. -.
s c';.i
Weaving ! WeevineI
-: - s.: !, w ~; ~:
1T ssss - srsss.ss Asss.e.s /.
:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

\ A8I1RED PHYslClAN "a v..r =, a..
nevtae !ees bis Father, tive Brothers. Daughter Sor
loWs uegAsus and Neices, BY that dreadful disesse
Ssgsrs c.. ~ suf!erne with : cough himself
49, = Discovered preueniive and csrfain sss,!
o9eY Oeoenes nsonchitis, Coasumpsiom. Nsrv.
oDeeo1ev - AssAna. His cough vas cured i'm.
1eaoeeof - rssarnsd, cured his Relssirss. Who
1sso0eeDe9 = = tlfis psactise, curing thous.nds
001Q en1De4 hoDole6e ~ Others. Yor ne mr..
A4 49, = na1y = ~ fellow beines q no.
6eS1ss Se61e - -. - - ~ sasss ,os
. ~ a, - ~ ~ =, te'sss ss'''s'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
FIELD AND GARDEN SEED.
NEW AND GENIilNE

NEW AND GENUINE.
WYE have nov our stock for Spring Trade fully
v! completed, and shall b glad 70 see our friends
and al Who are wanting Seeds for the Parm or Gar
,isn.-Among our Field Seed. may be found.
sPRmo wHEATs, BARLEY, RYE MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES.
Z mo PHILLIP, RED BLAsE, AND OTHER vARIETIEs
OF CORN. ETC, ETc.
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses with alarse As
Z Ntment Of Seeds for Root crops.
Fer the kitchen Garden will be found full and
complete assortment Of every vegetable seed wante,
he best varieties, and selected With great care and
many at much expense. Several new varieties Of
Seeds win Be found among cur impor aiions
CHmEDB SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED.
oithe above plant, attracting 90 much 81 public
attention. It Is most thoro rghly endorse By the
loading Agrculturalists, and Agricultural Societies,
and Agricultural Papers in the Union.
Al this especial time II IL vel worth trial. From
II can b grown seed which will be found as valuable
- cesn. p addition to the stalk Cor syrup or forage
making 1t mach more profitable than ordinary crops.
1 gentleman who has tried II, says:
Zone acEe Of the stalks, properly cultivated, will
ie1d from 600 to 900 gallons Of fine fyrup, equal 70
The bert New Orleans; and from the same roots, 4
in close drills. On land deeply powed or highly man.
ured, Il wtn yield thirty 70 tffy pounds Of superior
fodder . the acre. 1he seed Is excellent for human
TODD, when ground into meal, and fattcns domestic
me sesd, which has been very carefully kept pure,
iron IL osioias importation, will be offered in clth
packaees, each containe enough 10 plant one-fourh
acre In drills, with full directions for the culti
satloa, which y per fectly simple. These packages
VIII Be- forwarded ~ 1su, free possd9e, to any
add ess on receipt Of 81 for each package When not
emit By mail, We win furnish . proportionate guam
~.
Early orders solicited, IS the supply Of seed is
iuite limited.
QUIZ IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style aaA 1ods Of Harnins and al Of the most ap-
proved articles.
- Dealers suppled Of liberal discounts.
nr1an Catalogues gratis On receipt Of postage
stamp.
HENRY D. EMERY co.,
No. 204 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
meals
The Kanzas news., 1857-08-08
Utah.

The Saas Lake CoERtry-Peculiarities of the Lake
Brigham Y0Hne-IHoso NeD Wires are 'SeaL-
ed" to Men already MarTied-AH Interesting De
scrietion.
III. Gaillardet is publishing IN the Paris
Presse remarkable series of ssStudies of
the United States" and late number is
devoted to consideration of Mormonism
as it exists at Great Salt Lake. Some OF
the descriptions of scenery and of Mormon
customs have not before been given. M.
Gailiardet starts out with sketch of the
history of the Mormons, and then passes
to an account Of the Salt Lake country
We translate:
Salt Lake is situated between the 10th
and 4od degrees of North latitude, and is
not less than 50 miles In length from North
to South, varying in width from 5 to 80
miles. Its elevation above the Gulf of Mex
leo is 2, 400 feet, and it forms the bottom of
a vast basin, surrounded by mountains, 5,
600 or 5000 feet high. Part of the banks
and bottom of the Lake are composed of
rocks and salt springs, aud the waters are
entirely impregnated with saline sub
stance, so that evaporation shows 50 parts
in 100 of salt, while the water of the sea
shows only parts In 100. The waters of
Salt Lake, therefore, are of an extraordina-
" density. No fish can live there, and Che
borders of the Lake are sterile. Happily,
in this accursed Lake there is a narrow
passage leading to another lake, called Btah,
(the name of an Indian tribe, the leTel of
which IS 100 feet above the surface of the
first. The water IN Utah Lake is drinkable,
fresh and limpid. The richness of the
country In the neipfborhood Of these Lakes
caused Brigham Young to resolve upon
settling the Mormons at this spot. He
thought, with wisdom, that It was better
for him TO become exclusive master Of this
great basin. where the distance and nature
offered an mpregnabie fortress than TO ga
TO Galifornia, and encounter the hostility
The Kanzas news., 1857-08-08
JOB PRINTING,

The Office OF The KASzss News is furnished
with a complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders. Fiourisiles, Cuts. Cards, Fancy
Papers, Celored Inks, Bronze, &C., enabling the
proprietor to print CIRcrLAE Cams sCEREFIcArEs
OF STeox, DEEDS, PosrERs, and all ether kinds of
jon PRINTING, in q manner unsurpassed IN the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with CASH. "Ex-
cELsIoRo is our motto
The Kanzas news., 1857-08-08

The Louisville (Ky. oo.srier. says: The
yield of grain this season is the finest. lar-
gest, heaviest and best ever known Ia this
State. The area of ground cultivated was
far beyond any previous season. >
The Kanzas news., 1857-08-08
THE KANzAS NEW s..
Published Ery saturday Morning, At Emsna kanIas
By p b PLUMB
TERxs-Fuo Dollars per aRnuns. N adoancf.
Rates of Advertising.

First insertion. per line, ten cents; each stbse-
ouent insertion, five cents; one dollar line, per
annum. Displayed advertisements one-hah over
the above rates All transient and foreign adver-
tisenents must be accompanied by the cash. to IN
sure insertion.
The Kanzas news., 1857-08-08
The Kanzas News.
sPEECH OF A. LINcoLN,
I'm Reply to Judge Douglas.

Differed IN the Hal Of The Illinois House Of Rfpr
seatatiUes on the 26th of June,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24

NATURALIzATIoN AND THE RIGHTs CONFERRED By
IT-Suits have been brought in the Fayttte Circuits
Court by couple of Irishmen against two OF the
Judges Of the late election the result of which will
be settle by adjudication the different questions
growing out of the naturalization laws, which have
receutly been made the subj ct of comment ny sew
eral OF the most dstingui he'd lawyers cf this Sec
ton Of the State, whose opinions and arguments
have been laid before our readers The question
which bis honor, Judge GoodIO will be called up.
to decide the following:
l Do the papers of a naturalized foreigner issu
ed by the courts Of other States require the usual
authentic tOn of said courts to give tn, validity
10 this State.
?. Do the papers of naturalized foreigner, issu-
ed from tine courts of KENTUCKY, require such au-
tbenCcatiJn.
Fave the State courts power to confer the
privileges of citizenship bV natureliz ttion.
4. What residence is required, under the consti-
tuition OF Kentucky after naturalization, before the
person naturaz is invested with the right of sui
rage.
The questions are to be argued by NJ. G. John
son, g., aud the Hon. George Robertson, two
gentlemen armed in IA, If prot. sion as any in
the state of Kentucky. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24
From the Union and American.
Fourth District.
The following is the official return of the vote
for CONGRESSMAN In the Fourth District:
saVage's maj.


From the Memphis Eagle and Inquirer Of August o.
THE MEETING IN EXCHANGE BUILDING LAST
NIGHT.-Pursua2t TO previous nOrice published in
the city papers, large number of the citizens OF
MempDis-abOut ., 000-met at Exchange Building
last night to hear the report of the committee mp.
pointed at late meeting at Court Square and TO
take such action in relation to the contemplated
removal Of Bolton, as TO them should seem best for
the ends of justice. The committee reported that
they bad addressed a communication TO the coun-
sci OF Bolton, requesting them to withdraw his ap
plcation for bell out of this city, and that the
question be determined here, the same time pro-
testing against the attempt to remove him by vr-
tue OF fiat which, in their opinion, was null aud
void, and which the sheriff was not bound TO obey
This is the substance Of the re port, as we under
stood it, Mayor Baugh stated TO the meeting that
the KEY of the jill in his possession, aud
should not be given up except at the request of
majority of the respectable citizens Of Memph s.
This announcement was received with long and
loud applause The question then put to the
meeting, whether the Jail key should SHOULD not
be given up, and Decided in the negative without
q dissenting vote. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at the same place tonight