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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
UNIVERSAL NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

The Evening Journal at Albany is the organ of that
sinking party which seeks to retrieve its losses and diss
tiers by the accession of negro strength Referring its
course on this subject the Albany Atlas SAYS:
Yet the Journal with all its predictions in favor of the
African race refrans from advocating that equality which
msy bring the inerdcted class within its range No
negro writer supplies paragraphs negro printer draws
wages its till negro child sits the school
beside the children in whom II is interested negro
the pew stands in the pulpit preach where
it worships; negro lawyer negro doctor, negro
merchant, ID heard Of through its columns The sweet
voices which invokes the decision of the electoral
ton are heard in the social circles it paronixes As
we before said the legislature, which proposes invite
form part of the electoral body refuses to hear
the prayer Of a colored clergyman.
1.-THE Journal and its allies believe in negro equality let
it speak up it, Let it invite the negro his place,
schools in the Workshop in the church. and in social
life.
Even the freeSta.e of Kansas who voted for the
Topeka constitution not only declared against negro su
raYe positively and directly for the exclusion OF free
negroes from Kansas, the ground that they
citizens the United Satehe black republicans Of that
State affirming In advance the doctrine OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States this subject
We copy from the proclamation of Gen. Lane, declaring
the adoption that constitution, his rendering Of the
dict of the free-State party this point
And do further declare and make known that OF the
votes cast at the siorssad election or and agans the
exclusion Of free from the State of Kansathe
suit of such vote operate instructions to the first
assembly upon that subects majority in favor
eeuson ascertained by the returns of said election
now file in the Office of the executive committee.
Given under my hand the office of the Executive Com
mit.ee Of the city OF Topeka this 21th day of De-
cember, 1885, Attest:
3D. II. LANE, Chairman.
&C. K. HOLIDAY, Secretary.
The upon this question given in detail in tho
port the special Kanrns to the last Congress-
and shows 1876 voted for The exclusion while only
voted against Even without this provision the free
exclusion related the right Of the negro and mulao
resds In the State" 5an. a
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HOY, HOWELL COBB.


The present Secretary Of HE Treasury already winning
high opinions of those whose official position makes them
familiar with this talents Of this officer IL viii be uniser
sally conceded that the highest legal political talents
frequently possessed by whose financial judgment
aud talent are by means eminent As we intmated
last week In sketch of the cabinet Mr. Cobb had be-
Gore Uniou-wide reputation mos, able politician
aud leader in congressional debate Ii the discharge
of his present high duties h. appears be most efficiently
at home person TO see hi in his place Of business
would SUPPOSE him 10 have been entirely familiar with
its duties tor years He dispatches business with the
utmost ease promptness and entire consciousness Of
being eorrect-so familiar is he with the daily opera
tons of tie department aud entirely familiar with
the very numerous and various and complicated laws
which regulate the business Of the national finances
yerye possess the natural qualifications financial
knowledge and legal requirements which would qualify
them for the nest responsible moueyed trust in the
world. This country is fortunate indeed think in
finding such man To succeed Mr. Guthrie Howell Cobb
Of Georgia The democracy 10 Congress have just exhib
tied to the whole people Of the country their practical lore
of just economy in the public expenditures by reducing
the of tariff to the amount OF fifteen millions
per yeahus relieving all classes to great degree of the
taxation Of high duties upon the necsres and luxures
of life To keep this tariff low as just enacted and
the tune TO deay the expenses Of nation rap
idly charging iu its population and peoped territory and
consequently in its official and other expenses enter
prise 70 which the democratic party as true friend
of the people, fully committed aud to succeed in
high purpose the services OF such Mr. Cobb as
the leading ch,er of the Treasury Department be
highly appreciated We do not enSy the riches of the
Astor Girsri aud Rothschllds of the world for those
riches entirely personal and selfish aud crowd life with
neverceasing perpleIiiies and econsuming but
may reasonably envy the proud position OF such nan
csl bencors OF this country to themselves the
spontaneous gratitude Of whole nation by guiding is
with high purpose that each citizen Ia al the land shall
be taxed lightly possible in order to support iha'
glorious government whose aterusl motto is he great
est good of the greatest number
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prove only that they honestly disposed support o.
laws and constitution which protect then In their right
Il Is one Of the characteristics Of General Casa that m
long devotion TO the practical business Of life has not In
terfered with the cultivation Of bis intellect His eoutd
buttons 10 the North American Review between the y,.
1879 and $780, upon relations with the Indian tb
show not only vigorous grasp Of the subject but l
rary culture which il would be desirable for more Of Ou
public to possess. His State papers Secretary Of
War and as ambassador to Francs eyincs the same "a.
sacity aud polish. As candidate Tor ihe pfesdency
though defeated by the sudden reputation Of toraha
con- mander q fewgallnnt ard devoted msn he Ta,t
faithful eIponspt Of the true friends Of the constitution
aud all Of them anticipate that his experiences aud DE-
votlon TO duty win lend additional lusire to the admins
tra,ion Of the wise statesman who pr,siies the A
tines OF our country.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
From the Albany Argus.
SPIRITUALISM IN MASSACHUSETTS,

/
This new religion is advancing steadily in New Eng
land and is rife than in The days of wi,chcraf
Its mixture Of quackery and gucakery the Of old
religions and The slang of progress suits the latitude The
believers claimed be respectable number far above
medioriy in talent and found in the exclusive cir.
Giles Of upper and literary classes Men influential in
the church. in political life in literature and business are
secret open bcevcsn the intercourse dsmboded with
Embodied spir The sprualists support one weekly ps
per in Boston, the New England Spirtualist whose ed
tor was formerly Presbyterian clergyman which circ
as between three and four thousand copies Another to
be called The Banner Of Light will be issued by Luther
Colby Co in April; The Banner of Light to Re edited
by gentleman notorious in the newspaper world as
the conductor Of dsreputable journal
is estimated that there $4,000 or open spir
ituaists in Boston alone Not than 5000 or
avowed believers or the orthodox pbrsse s pro-
ssor They have three places Of teaching open every
Sunday. The helodeon is open twice. and is generally
occupied by trancemedums celebrated expositors of
the creed The audience there average from 400 to Ioo
persons There services thrice every Sunday at Hort
cultural Hail. with average attendance OF 400 every
session Chapman Hail. also is open thrice day for the
public discussion Of sprualism and spiritual manifesto
tons.
Andrew jackson Davss writings have steady sale of
his las, volume entitled Pcnetrsa" two thousand copies
have been sold.
or Judge Edmonds first volume LOO copies were die
posed OF by Boston bookseller Of the spirit Min
tre "a spiritual music book 1000 have been cold
while Tisnys Monthly the Spiritual Telegraph and other
pamphlet publications. are much more readily bought bv
believers than read by skeptics
The Rev. Mr. GODDARD has spiritual services thrice everv
Sunday at Chelsea.
There places Of assembly at Cabridgeport optn
Sunday, where rancemediums for the most part try
to edify the public.
There occasional Sunday rervices at Roxbury also
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03

HrDRosTKAg KSGisg-A large silk mandatory is being
Constructed in Newark to be driven by water wheel the
wster for which Is pumped ia continuous circuit by
steam The pressure maintained the jet Of very
great and tho wheel small and exceedingly wsfnish-
ed turbine the diameter of which is only about
The revelations consequently rapid that ustesd Of
multiplying the speed in transmitting il 10 the shsiinq,
is usually necessary with all machinery Of this description
whether mpeltd by water steam power it has in this
actually be reduced II is claimed by the inven-
tor Mr. Wm. Baxter, that tho simplicity and economy OF
the steampumPing machinery employed such
than balance the waste in transmitting the power through
the waterwhee and that consequently the power pro-
dnoed aud given OF to the machinery less for
fuel and with less and tear Of the machinery ms well
sso steadily than in the ordinary engine
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03

FsKScH ssTTJEsxSr--we learn from the Chicago Pu
lhAt sumo Freach gentlemen from louisiana, largely e.
gsged in sugar plsning in that State have purcoaTu
tract OF land in the nsighborhooi Of Tacusa on the lbs
tie Illinois Central fsilTosd ia illinois, where they WIZ
Ranise colony of French residents vho now on W.
way from Canada. Arrangements are being per'ee'eu
the erection OF stores hotels mills Warehouse and oN.
liugs; and il is expected that large and aourshins
ony viii be firmly located the present sesson-
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WASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 8. 1857.

- J1sEs, No. lea South street, Phladei
phis, general travelling agent assisted By ws. H. WELD,
CoLLIxs, JAEss DkEAIko HkHIT, s. JAAss, THos
ID. NIcK II. w. MasHHox, T. ". Wiley, VIZ l. wArsHAs,
ALEK H. CAhsoS d. X. MrsrIx, svAIs H. AsHsAs and
z. DAVIS.
QNr BESRr NJ LEws, OF sonisomery Aabsm' s our gen
travelling Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY c. LEWIS JAEEs o. LNws and sAHusL d. LEWIS
3- Mr. G. W. Jasss No. liarsoa street, Cincinna Ohio
general collecting agent TIE Western States and Tens
S,sd by H. j. THonAs wLIAA u. THoHAs, THas. M JsEss,
DT. A. L.. CHps, GsoEss MoHns, and RicHAHD LE'k Re
cepts OF either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03

SkRrous cBARGss.--Sir A. Bsnuerman governor Of ne
bahamas in bis recent message 10 the Legislature n
soma most serious charges against American sbpmas"
trading to the isiands He asserts that OF hemeo
are honorable exccptiops-are utterly unworthy Of w
confidence placed 10 them that they secretly agree win
wrsekers for share of the salvage and then run The '
and cargo to wreck. The governor recommends some
fecual check for this crime which is very horrible P
Used
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
RIcuuosp, (ya7) March 80, 1851.

IkItHHuADi W. DiaIVH oU Ib5I
SIR: send You the following as the substance Of what
have lately written to friend in private letter You
are welcome publish ii not as You please, es brief
mere note OF The opinions the subject referred Of
Yours very truly,
HENRY A. WISE
A ID BAsKa E.o
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
PsrKRsRrRa. March 20. lsir

SR Observing that your views the matter Of laad
distribution have OF late made the subject Of comment
and criticism, and knowing what your opinions formerly
were, would be glad if you would inform whether
they have undergone any cnsnee and also to furnish
ron On the subject
Very truly yo1rs, A. - BANKS
Han n WISE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-03
From The sorth Side DemccnL
GOV. WISE AND THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The following correspondence explains Itself and We
chserally Surrender editorial cofamns this morning
AXE room for its early appearance The positions Of Gov
Wise on the land question unanswerable they ar.
impregnable They comprise the most lucid concise CON-
prebensive and conclusive reasoning against the oa
measure advocated by the opposition that has been
yet ELECTED in the late discussions Of the question We
cordially commend his views to the attention Of ou,
readers:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
-; Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

ufnE subscriber v ID sell vanshl" tract of heavy
Tint er I.aya of $40 a, res In Wisconsin, Sithsted
near St cr0ix Fails on WtA"lf R,v'r, aud running
back on a smell Lake, borg on the sectl line
rh- Hudson LsAs Superior Rsi'' oaf '' pass along
i lie ~ IT, Il nj though IT. ii is one Il th Ine~t hsa,-
tisli locations in tl Wtst ytiare l. DOW II ngrR
up IL the in.l-iistr vicinity, sud tn lana VII 20
i t. lsyo an IN vtra.~ -. Saw MIL II hcns
e-tc;ed IN this bcantifa, stream within ffw rof, oi
t,is lal d. Ne ab.,. land J. ,vry ch>p A. $40 per
acre Al.c io- acfe> Pine Timber Land Of III" hrst
quality. en M banks Of be Chipr@ay, where t'e
logs be easily float d down 10 NJ Missssiii'
to market The above pras er'y win be sold NJ . bar
gain; sal land IS free and clear from al ineunor-
succ Tens Easy. For further patcalars enquire
CT tue subscribe, No. 3 LeC,s.re Row.
a,c1enf l. L. HOLCoMB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
y. u. SIEOHEE,S
Foundry and Machine Works.

YsiiE Propulsion i now pr pared 10 * cute every
ra:iefy ~ machinery 1T short roti-n
superior Steam Ensnes from to II o lorse u " er;
knsint., isthes, fisneTs, G;l s, ,snd all ,esclp-
tio's Ci iui VIC K. As" scl- sEen' w The We. for
the .nantt'acture Il AcCoris AMI Friction Uor.-
Power; - narior mschnrs for the purtss. intended
E- wonlu invite the att ition ~ parties requiring
Shsftng 3 his Adjust able Hang and Self0ling
Boxes. ape rios To- anything IN uie.
Particular attention VIII ts psii To repairing "a.
ohinery and prompt slten,i giv, n 10 all oraers
pfoposrt excutc my work In she best manner, ard
ask parties iequ nv or repa. ias 10 ,ayor
with h.i orders Cas;ings If sll Kinda sut piied
. or'er. wo-ss IN Third street, oprrs ,e the Ca
hoiic oufysng srcnun. det2TdAWiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
REAL ESTATE.

! ylxIl,S L7'T.I.StE,
II MI AG II n II.
F., Office in Aichi son. Block, Second Street,
between Min and Brady.
Timber Land.
ACR. Sisrge b-auttfni Tliuber. ~ mue,
| fra, Davenport, plne 81 p.T Aci-, Willis
'htii' ! l., suIi purchaser.
Improved Farms.
2Ioa,I,, sia, i.Apiovcd n, m; mites tr-n. u.v-
b e0o n ct,itvatbp gon bNsri fence, ". u
,,see sisnge. hocss, atsbie, cie.
~ autitul f,rn lAle' from D.urpArt--i 100
ar ~ aer,-- ~ .tItlsaiion, paii umhfr ns
hc,ps. siahie, &c
S ,.iit. rom Davenport; ID aeres; 40 acres uar
PR y'd--a0 " rs tlinotsr ,i.l. wsieT ,use, sis-
bie, tif.
3H ae5es ; uf.e rom DsveIlort-'.s Aes1s IL
fenc. Iio acre, IN high state of cultivation, l3S
ahrc. ultsr. iArse eilafi iwu s'1 wehs of water,
large i use with rsot>, stAb.s, outbnndhEs, ste.
sai'e- fra, Nv 1pot-s % AsrtS IN 'aaHs.isn
good house, stabl', etc.
8. mi.' from Davenport-i29 a.fe- sl "a Fen,
SO aers iu cutiv,,iou 10 timber, ,sa ars pfai
AZ ,hou.c -tan.e etc
mites fyui. payenportSD acre.: 80 acres II cul-
iivstion ~ ,i'lber large new house, gosi barn,
SIC, etc
- nj rrotu Dtyenpoli-- 50 ac-cy; 50 acres IN
cuitiyali ir. god hItre, stable, etc
~ miles from DaytI.pofl-so acres; G1 acres in
Gu, Ivstian, sd hous' stable etc.
IL mites frstu acIee; 60 acres iu CG
walton IL acros ,ptudid timber, ba,snce protrr
aIso artiari, running water. he,se. Large stab.
sI y" hslst, etc.
IS ialrs from Dsv, npor,; So scres-sil III catlva
ticn; houss stable; cte-
10 mIe> from Da,s,fori 50 acre. al! IN frnc~ and
eaitiA a;ioi
2)p acres IA t'aca an; cui'Iy,t.on oil The ruhu4u.
tetii, mics irir | syeItnt;.
~ acres pr4ilic ,Ad, ui.es ttotI IA, Liort h-a-
tful vi Roos Island, Ass asipri srj Dsvei'-
port.
2ll aefss .: rie! prairie lanJ by wr'c",t. sone s.!
il cultivated. Aut large anaunt of nnimpr We'd
'aud in SCOTT Coapiv.
j bu lber % Aous Jiv aNt vac-f.t ,ets, Pheasant
t. uated IN ifsrent psl u Davenpo!t fo sale
81 tavnTshli terms.
Is tcarill lo', IN Moth Dsvenpori-terms '.b-r-
jyi5tf JULIUS LyrAECf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Eleven most Desirable Building
Lots, =
To Les,a for Fifteen Years.

vf'UE South fraetioa.. half of hltek IS [seSelfy-
aytl cui iner IT L. Clsifs And front Streets sab
IL lid into ttv.n lots suitable for coilmodious
stores end ConIhk sion Avasss 10 oE-I.d 10 isssi
or the shove named term. Convenient sfetnouA
landing With prcSi,nty 10 The Railroad deyaf Tsks
peculiarly desirable FOG busin.ss pusposer. In
uirecf Wm H, HILnEETB. East Davenport,
.nlviSoS 4 RITE Davenport Hl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Prairie Lands for Sale.

JNHE sub.cr ibsf has one tn usani acres of prime
i prairie lands in JaspT, Story, Mar. hall and
Ffankl. ur es heb he will sell f-r cash, o-cx-
hargc for other property upon the INST favorable
.eys-. Also for sale nc building I.otson VI ally
nd P,rry ssr..ts in Serul Davenport.
ian I4 ar OLIVER G. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
=. LOEBEts.
importer aud Dealer IN

DesI OineS River Land for sale
L.l.S'D DEP.lR3.WE.tT
De.Noiaee River Nfcigdt:oa Gnd Il 90
orTuMwA, Iowa, Apri n 1850
'ltrE under ,ignoi hereby e.yt- hottie, tat ,his
! One Is now o,s.n fo5 the 4le - th"s" valuable
They viii b. sold IN long credit. aIn IL lot,
III means ard wishe, Of paic,a-,rr
Al yfurthrr inforrnattoI desired relation h.-r
twill be furnished uu application at this oircs
I mali or otherwise GEO H. PERKINS,
ImsyIbitn i.sai Comnnss ioncr.
LAND.D = ARrnEf.
DEs ACInEs AvTaAri % (
ON ti- sixteenth DAY ~ Junr ~ " the ofiie. bc
" tlo sa& 4 tL- land VI III, topant W!li Jtr
removed srcst this ipace e. p. te- " iue~.
These Lands viii b. soii l,.. ~ d., aui IL
lots 70 suit tie aui sisl- uf prrch4 81.
GEo Z PERRIN,
Lkui Co an.t ,lurc
DttGLw, wa Cd = is~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

ills impossible to give the details Of this ,nunIA
cert enterprise in this short advertisement, And W.
therefore refer the reader 20 circulars, or T. tbs
JOURNAL OF RoGA"CE' Itself, q copy o! which
mag Ge had by whiting 70 j. q Blair, prblishsr Il
journal o: Romance. C1icaee, or New YYrk-or nsay
be seer et the ofce Of name Of paper ~h.oh this
advertisement appears,
TRRXe.-Fer one year % oe. fer nouths, d, so
for three uents u co. Every subscriber ~.l grt cns
premium .Ina aiste.,, and pssaapa snvshes ls u.
kenthiy jubilee Distribut.en.
\. 3. Be sure ~ s~s.e ; the eias. ID uhissl,
~ . syes1tavn esSy g Ia psess,
Isscase e3-dSas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Magnificent Enterprise.

W"t Hs"SHe h"sDi p ~
10000 SUBSCRIBERS ~ ONE YEAR,
r,a0O re BIZ OBTAINED IN SIX M0NTHs,.
4iM,oca To BE GIVEN IN PREMIUM Ss'i
45O.Oo0 TO Re GIVEN IL 81 MONT. .is.!.
~ undertake al extraordinary task, the; Il ob-
W tai,.ins oo,at0 Sui scriiers IN S.x moNlEs and
tis: following extrxor,,inary y to accom-
Ili>h oHr purpose.
ist W. nla ec the very LARGEST sni BEST Illus
trate Family Paper Of the County, and sell II al the
LOWEST price.
81. W sdoiss system of Pre- miuin., iiya, N2yEs
has heen EQU LIED and eshi,ot h" surpassed nj, =
eralty, for the reason that We sha give l. sun rlfa
TO the Whole psoce II Of the paper for 81. D Lbs
Wig $4,000. The most o. the sum will bc Iiven ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
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MUSIC.
PIANO FORTE WARE ROOMS

NJ. 5, ID CLAIRE ROW. DANENPoRl, IOWA.
NEhavt a good stock Of 8, 8 10, 6i-s, eS-s xnd
" JOt.Avo Pienos on hand, emh, .cinx aim.
.veryvareiy OF style and prices, from ls plain n,
tAic frame to the new ~xp.nsrr kind, With carving,
penfi Keys &c, foH the factories OF Boa,dnAn GRAY
Bo., Albany, Lishie, Newton Braitury, Iisint,
hi"thers CuariinY., Firth. Pond 4 C., New ysri
~ o shch are warranted to iv. satisfaction, or o.
sne. orders from abroad ar soli,ited Purchaser
WI % ~ we'll served by ordering ~ u they we're pr.
sent !" select for themselves Thr article viii Away,
er found - represented. We likewise has. on hani.
very hne stock Of Gsttd,s, Vjoiiws, 47...na.. A..
cor"s"ns. F5atas, RdNjos, 7asnAOsSae., Aar..a
Me- eAanetss 81 every dsscrips:on, hA~sf Mss.c ..
o'l. Al CRAEDALIA 4 HIGGINS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Fer Sale.

at. TIL .u5,criltr hr- rcuto orlr,S desir atie pI'
70 of ard IN ,ri L.sr the cities0f Davenport and
Lrc air" amp the tovn OF Port Byron, ths, 2
- -. -, lGctIhiG IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Valuable Property for sale In East
OavcHDOrt.

I e GOOD Building Lots also sse story Fran
j u House, and twc lots overlooking the sests-
spri river Appiyt Samuel Guy, ~ East navfn-
plt or 70 John A Guy or las. JordSn. IN Dsven.
bort AurxS- S-otf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
NQ0pEN EQMPg,

tTSuE slhstfibes * GOV .asss ID srrrisk WOOpkN
y frErs 10 asHss, 81 pny sseesA or ssfsAU
gtssa panps stf $50. ts thai wsaes wsa Nss isssAa
"a shsfa. wau .isa th @s,s YEA ~ sas s.A',
As.s;ss. !. i.a,s ssssft ora.'; .ss .ass 4. Z
isRtsutse II IA lasia n tisIsssG ssss : d -
''fbs bssssssst Esss't' ssssssss sssssss a,ssi be. ssossy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

Twin-tiiy Book Store
AND NJ, VS. DEPOT
2nd street opposite lie Claire J .a.e.
bA'LSfokf IOWA.
BOOkS! STATIONERY!
Magazines Newspapers Ac.,
: ('oNsTANTIY Oh hand, aud daily eei..ng sdii-
NLions good inient oi ntsIiy al kids
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Asi" Llth giaphs,
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foit Monks. Gold and ste rn-
* = sh,s w.ih great variety ei arIici"s usually
Puhii,he., ag.ni--ior sale u ali III Popular Nv
Blk Aisazi.ts ani A.wslalefs. subscrptioa.
fvI ,i"' as.ie
NV 4vfs, b.. ttu Cineinasa sad chicago Daes
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we fsee.se i,yuiar!r he '.l'gw.lg Iasn4ins. .ai
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NOTICE TO ADvERTlS4RA.
Ne eoatsscts for yearly advertisers will be d.scon
,nasd without previous notice to ~.
Largo cass charged double the same dimensions y
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half thar
t.sual rates.
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apply strictly u ths immediate business Al the adver
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s.rtser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements no, accompanied with lus,rue'ion'
will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
Sv,ices for religious and benevolent purposes In
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Birds, &c. sz3easss
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NJ. 10000 Brady, corner oi Fourth,
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