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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

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IL, p~esA psvhsNE s.vIsSs
GGrsdge q ous eoee!Peraeissdn q ihssnp
against ~ eity."-Asssiae Jcsevaof.
Whass6Akfhe SAtAhFdA the other day
through oar eolunm ve h.a net shade up
our mind that the sAil fairport would
-svsaukGdmssAs~dna.> but the fact is.
Fairport possesses a'hrss rate position on the
river. andis easy Of access, while Museat'ne
~isaroubled vAh high abrupt bluffs, which
are very expensive to bring to an accessible
grade, and with . brgsch, Railroad from the
ma n Railfodd tofkrpJrtss if tina, Town
kboaG mot inAas .eoarSs sfkaihAn events
aoyershadoy" Museatine. il might tread
close upon the heel of her enterprise aid
possibly flank her. The "oldepyious grudge'
spoken of by the .Jox,nNs doesnot attach
itself to us; we know nothisg aL4sat it, and
in speaking offairport ws Intended to say
nothing that the facts IN the case " ould not
sustain. and the .Iousaat says. it does not
0Vubt Soo SfuesW ~ "spSnsi"it III "
which We are happily satisfied.
~. ~
SucaLSG A SsAKE-Micla1et III a treatise
on " birds" tells the following story A
hdys enc ssf q ssslaG vess who lived in
Louisiana. was sucking an infant. Every
night heY sleep was treuLlsd IL, a strange
sensation Of a cold and gliding OBJECT which
had been 9rinking the milk xap. her DO
sem. eOn one oeGsionAhS Va ne ~ p~ression
occurred, but; slssws. avaks. She sprang
from her bed she called out they brought
a light, searched. and turned down the bed
clotheAs They foynd the irightful nursing
u scrpeht aaarge size and II IA dangerous
species. The horrors Of this fessii circum-
stance caused her to lose her milk"
So ~ Al inssssAiae yStteiiad of phila-
de,pilis. the daaaisAes OF oic o. tas mot re-
spectacle residents wa to hey 2 been married
last Wedse~ day syesinx the 9Th inst. ,Hcf'
bridal attire was PREPARED, and preparations
made for the joyful event but Est week she
fell, .uddenly i'll. died .op. Srlday. and va
bssied outtAe dayjw AcbsAd4id have Nj
messed the yolaauissiop other nuptials Nv
her request her marriage garments formed
her siroud.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

PRlcEs OFT Wssr-At Council Bluffs Flour
is $5,W per maxlred-'orn Meal S1.50 per
bushel1Ccrn, lalsln-Pctatpes, sa-iats
81 eeni~-0nions. sa-Geans.a -. Fine
lumber is Sia5 per M-tottonwcod. s4o,
and Walnut and Oak, sol. 8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

SAVE Trnn ~ M6ss, and go to
a tIgssrls& co. F~sskiodablel Clothing
Esta blish,nent and expeud a.ufiiefent guam
IVY pt erhius Those Jopking for good
Ms ssd getJ bargains hal better call in
time. Fin reaaysnade clotbiug constantly
onilsnd and N-.1a<s t3nterials for those
to select from who wish for garments made
TO order. See Advertisements
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
DO Rent, For I or 10 Years.
R6YLE COTTAGE AND APPEN DAl: II

9NHIS Is the most besutiful and pleasant place In
i Scott County. The dws Hing has eight rooms and
cellar. Large yard fell Of shrnhbery aud ornsmen-
tai trees 0ar6en with grapes. cur ants, sta wber-
rics, gposeberries. rinms and chcrriea Large b-a
ting orchard ofsrpe rtos fruit, 6acres Of land und. :
cultivation around the htuse, including the orchard,
Cor Is acr-s woodland psstare, with frewood for fam.
lily ~. add , 20 Aers IN Of Md may be had with the
abOve dcscvfh, d premises Nd .i,ed. There Is also
on 5 nd premises . good stable, carriage shed aud
smoke house. In 6ne, It is my Old homestead, sim
ated adjoining the city Of LeClaire, from which q H,e
view Of the town Of Port byron and the Mississ Wi
river . 0otained. Apply soon 70 TIC. EAI ).
April 2, dH Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

.~T
:Sss1C $1,000:
6se1, 60,
VDYOULD lnvtts Ne sGeenttna = psrcee4n
~ their isr1s ~ varied ese1sa&U 6eW
now spenins our vsuen WintcS sapeGs sG1Donf[
the wants o. this ceuWUAty. ~ - ~ oqo1Uo0
sss... s.r nsisns.sss ~ 80 49,
DRW00 0ooD0s
Glks, MePi1bs. Rasaaaass, vslcncissses
i.ssssss, Ac., As.s end
Msasiils4stD great variety.
Cloths. C.ssins.Sys ..iaSA AesAynetrC sAA.s
i M .sssss. i fsss. !. No. ME-. s :s'ssas 49, g :. 8; s.;
PEI. on Cloths. v1baDw slSSs, 6rssssss. ossaSrr,
Burrows, frN6yan : Dallell,
wSea- $500
CIR OC&RIE .
Iron, Sass. Gesessss. sc.
AGxNTsS - GS4kHEex
&C. AAE3WU&OoSO
Celebrated Fire and 1AiC Psoef SeyS
E. I. Fairbanks Scales.
AZ shall keep constantly on hand . full stock OF
Is can De purchased y Ciicsss O. - Leus. ana
purchasers villasa ssr gocAs 10 b % he bes, quail
y and warranted equal to sample j~nasdAwu
GuaARs Muscov ado, Porto rico, Charmed,
ushed and Powde. ed, for sale NJ
suHROws, PkErrYsAN X DALzRl.L
CufrkEs-K.s. nj ., sasA also orourd Coffee
- and Essence Of u lw.ss h.P. AD.
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans, Sugar House. and syrup
fHkAs-- Imp rial, Young Hyson, SuHpowder and
\ h's1k Teas, for saie ~ y. Y. d.
N~PlCES-Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon, Gloves, Gin-
Oyer, Nastsri asi MUM gs,s b. =. Nd.
NoArs-rAncy and Toilet, Family, kras,vs and
~ CASTLE, Tor sale a. b. y. sd.
CANDLEs-sperm, Adamsntine,s ,ssrine, star and
TsiloS, for sale low ut u. y. D..
s(1LS7-spesm, Solar, LsSa. Esnk, Rosin, Lnseed
pAlNTs-whae l. ad and zinc Paint, Tor sale ..
Pa u.
\ pIeAss--havsna, GeruAn aud American Brands,
OW !. !, b ID.
CHARACTERIZATION Leaf, virginia and Missouri,
: pound 'st.ss, Twist. 1in-Ioil and smoking, for
sAit at nPND
VEAsT POWDERS Of various brands and kinds, n
Is. p. u.
IMAM IEs-assorted and fancy, Gum an, Lemon
~ drops, Lozenges.-- B.P. u.
DRuNEs in Jars, boxes and barrels. Ci,ron. Fir
i PaSle AMI Currants,A at a
OVERWHELMINGLY brands, $ .sorted sizes,
1 Pepper Sauce, for sale at 2. d.
sDOwDER, sAd, lead and oars ALI kinds and .is-s,
! A. B.P D.
ITAkcH-Oorn, Pear: and Family, icr sale at
" y. D.
NUTS. almonds. Brazil, Fiihcrts. Pea, Pecan,
~ Waltuts and CoeuA, ~ 2. p. 4 y,
u AIsINs-Ma and Layer. Whole and y eo,es,
N Sultana and Malaga, At q. D.
~ HoCOLATE, Cocoa, Brona, Parma. Tsploes J
y "heA'en Gri'' AID oa' Meal. ..isnd. liver
CALT-Kanhasa. s---a Alum. b.p.AD.
: Y~TEsT-Iouisyl tile and Utica; PIsstrring Hair;
u stncco Plaster, Milwaukee and ~eandussy sofia
Ash. 5 tons IN store, and for sale BY B.P.AD
u ASK Ers-Aarke. n 70 ~ bushei Corn and
ID Clothes, at Bad.
w OoDENwaRE-Tuhs, Pals, Wash Boards,
w Churns, Aops, Axe Helves, 81 B.P.AD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jnte Hemp, end cotton cor
dlra OF all s'ses b.. AD.
EI.H-MackeTel, Saimon, white Fish. Trout, Cod
II Ash and smoked Haliibut, at II. j. D.
NIASS-window Giass, assorted sizes, Tu,nblers,
N Jars sld Den. uehns, for sale at Il. 4. ID. !
DIIMSTONF, Suiphur, Salts, Bcras. Indigo, IN
- store and for sale by b.. &D.
lIArCHES-Pierce 4 Co. and s, LOUIS, for sale ~
X. r. l. D. |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

sss@ I" ~ SveoSA DsAL
cifAs. d. rprsAM, Attorney II Law
W. N. R.ak:MlJv.D y CO.,
Real Estate, stock, Dssl, and
Money Brokers,
MO. IA Brady ct,
Between 81 and 81 stres.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
VA buy aud sel Real EFT ale on Conmissron.
w Teas tny and farm Y. operty PAY Taxes fr
non. E siaen'r; iuvest VI Loan Aoney VA unineum-
bss,i itea, Estate - caritl; Procure Pm Ions, Bay
aua MI sloeks, Bonds and Land Warrants, psy pet
sunai attrntpsi TO tus seicc Ion II 6overninrnt Lands,
ana III location OF iafri Warrants and make CD
tetlohs IN al paris OF tie STATE,
Nj, PUTNAM "a Geinber OF our Arm. being engaged
IN tbe piscilce u tn law, all prof ssiunal business
IL oar care Will re .sepopaps atteDtion.
HkRER TO:
Atam n. Riddle, Esq, Cincinnati. Ohio
Peies Mn ~ so,.s, do
OCdnher Il Bto., do
a,nsai., oiiiora~ Highs. santers,do
John n Clssch, u iaberiy st, M
WE OFtkR ron 4
llTT'
W y Of Lots Block 90, 81 feft front, Pane House
3hoo'ns. Lot q ami W y o. lot S, Block rs, frame
House o ro.r stable s,6 nuG recs.
Lot 5 block % ~ feet iroat, Brick House 7 rooms.
Ious1 s 0 10 bissk u feltons addition
10 +" " 81 It. front.
Sk Of lot 3 AID $ = OF hot ! block S 5, udyIAnts ad-
Hitlan = rect front, Frame Ilous~ q roonis and sta
hlcs W \ cfot 8 block ~, ~ feet trout 40 un-
Improved lots IN ali parts Of the city.
E.aM.M L.aJV'IlS.
8 v ' o. src'ioa 10 T 70 n I . miios Yves, of
Iowa CITY. High mi rolling prairie. n excelient
itta' v .lit - lis of the u II.
s " y Of section I2 TER w.. Choice piece Of
ptsi ic Ia lien, y C,unty = miles N " Of Nj. Pleasant,
uu a. ke,kuk ami Nc. Pleasant II X
rares in Lw .oi section ~ = rs y y SOFT Go.
fIaure Hor1s 4 rooms.
s ction 1911 81 y W. Fine piece Of prairie In
Guihiic Cua.lt. within hail a mile Vi tnabsr-living
waiei on II.
o. " , OF Section 8 r 81 IL.
W sofsw , Section at 10 Il 3 E-Scoit Co.
Pat ~ s " \ Of s.etu n "a and part OF 4 u \ Sec-
fiuu a 4 10 I3E-Sost County-~sst side Of
Dubuque toad II rods front ~ rods deep with y
stoly house, 3 roms.
" ~ Of Section rs T Is n Il y Scott County.
Also varie,. Of Wild Lands In all parts Of the
.Sa'r
mth idtf
wANnp.- stoa, at per cent. a month IL.
ttsape On hes' rst-'e gwen.
wAN1Ep-I nm, 10 good dwelling Houses in ,he
.entrsi part II tscity.
wANTED.-Inprovtd Farms In Scott county.
good bp mess lots. central l@ alton.
En- ',e at W, N. RAYMOND I cos No. as Bra
Sy ST pe,enpoI Iowa.
slri IS, atf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
1So Acres ~Unlnprevea LsSd

Ais is beautiful land, being 10 sec. 4, 4. n, r..
Claire. Price reasonable and terms easy. Apaly r
r. G. EADS.
Also 10 acres BEAUTIFUL land 90 south eide Of Upton
road, ~ miles from city linits. Terms easy.
Also. Lot = In block II, IN the town oY ws,cott
Immediately on Depot. This lot would be given in OK.
change for = frst rate Horse. Buggy, Or superior gold
watch and rigging. Apply to
~ rama
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Quick WoRI.-Tuesdsy night a
fellow named shepherd stole a horse from
Mr.. A. Slaymaa of Bloomfield, Clinton
County. Yesterday about 10 A. NJ. Marslnl
Nutshell and Deputy Kennedy arrested the
thief. aud in the afternoon the owner ar
rived in town and found his horse, and the
hief locked up in Graham Hall. 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
LAxf I,sprs OpKs.--Thef rst vessel

LAKE J'EPIN UpKN.-1he Inst vessel
through was the War Eagle on Thursday
iast. but in consequence Of IA man falling
overheard, as she neared the head of the
lake, she was detained, and the Galena
passed by her and won the prize Of $500
offered by the IT. Paul people to the first
boat which should reach her wharf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

n A.ReIIN, Insurance Agent. has reno, ii : >
Os siiceto the second tory, I OFT room, over TIE
I: .. ESp-e Office, on Peliy street bsswe n 2ai X
I'd. May hdaf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
FARMS q SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
l1NEo OF PCS acres. timber, water and fbe Dwelling
with 3 rooms, stabsling and al the necessari-s
10 m kelife plcas1nt; Fruit in abundance. and cnly
50 rod Ia m = nrst rate Steam FIGURING Min, and the
same fren Fulson's Station On N. Y. Rslroad.-
Terms easy, and price very low.
ALSO,
A YARN Of IS acres, s timb-s, 10 under cultiva
IA tion, good dwelin., stsblinE and corn cribs,
unning water. Price LOO, and terms easy.
ALSO,
A FARM Of 90 acres, 50 under cultivation, consh-
IA cradle timber, running wster, 400 Fruit trees.
T, rms easy. Apply TO J. Q. HADS.
ALSO,
ERAME Dwelling and nne Lot, weIl situated
u Dwelling hes ls rooms, and Is TO be seld shesp
Terms cay C. EADS.
April ~, Off.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
THREsmnG Mcssrs. Da'

THREsHIHG MAcnfNEs.-Mcssrs. LA,
Wis. Watson d Co. have been busily engaged
during the pact winter, and v i'll continue TO
be during the summer. in getting ready n
sufficient number Of 1hrcsiiing machines 10
supply the demand for this market. The
machines manufactured at this shop. are of
the very best quality, and navel eceived
the hearty recommendation of all who hs VI
used them, and n large number were usedin
this county during the past season. Pitts
Patent Thrasi,ing machin. has neycr beeus
superseded, when properly built, and there
is one thing Of which all may rest assured,
work will be suffered 10 leave the
shop that is in any way defective or poorly
constructed. 1t ia by selling a good and
substantial article ut a fair rate that his
firm intends to establish its reputation in
this section Of the state, and while as good
an article at a. fair a price eau be obtained
At home. VIZ deem it injustice to the home
manufacture, Ia patronilc eastern concerns
We hope 10 see this establishment flourish.
and call the attention Of the farming com
munity hat they see tina, il is we'll patron
lied
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
1857 DaveDpert 1 st. Louls 1857
% .AsrGM0ssssess
Davenport, Rock Island ND ke0huh
PITEET CONPlyY.
Change 3fk Of Tysse.

~ srd afer nosdsy My lsh lls57 the ROAfs
~ 70 ming this line viii leave kock Island an1
Davenp. 1T - follows
y rhe steamer. 'xEN CAMPBELL" LeRoy Donor.
Mssler, A. l.. MIIIsR Cicsk, every Tuesday.
Ihnr.fay, AID Saturday msrninea, and The ~ NC.
svery ", dnsdsyj Irid y, and eunds ~ mornings u 3
eeloc4, ~, 10 sil ~ ~ isepsl po1n1s Ia dsyikht.
ard srdvtna II Bull gton Ia time 1, emmett w.th
P'eAsant, 1t Kenknk with the Z esi usti Lane Steam.
ers Jenny Dams, Die vernoa, aud THIS. Scam, I
Quincy, Hsnnibal, and 81. Louis, time through 10 ~
Luis 70 hours
com - With the evs mtg tsain " CnicsRa, and ~
norning Bosa 10 Galens, Dnnl ieth and d. Paul.
For freight or massage apply on b ard ~ 70
BURROWS 4 PBtTTYMAN, Art.
May1sidif. (Ossetoe crawl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

an imperfect article 70 90 forth from their establish
ment, has gained for their Scales . rrputati0n thaf
has mover been s~urpassed in the VII lie range Of useful
mscl.aaism.
The seslcs are unanimously acknowledged - the
10 all transactions by wight.
AIawsg.t which arose from . discrepancy 81 weight
betwecn one OF Fzi. berk's Scales in use by the Hal.
timore h Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manrf.c;ura was recently tried In the Court Of Cpm
mon Pleas ,~Esltitsnr the casa occupied the Court too
dsv and Judge Marshall In delivering his decision
tts' i ~ the result Of the evidence, that the sccura-
cy Of F~AIRBAnx's SCALES was established beyond
al question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRETTZMAN b DALZELL.
The well known reputation % these Scales hss tn
dueed the vendors Of imperfect and worthless beian-
OF to onar them ~ Tairtanks' Scales, and purchas-
- have thereby in manly cases been subjected to
fraud and imposition. The manufacturer have no
controversy with Honorable. competitors who trans
oct business 10 their own names, bat regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, ~ pursuing . Course
alike unjus; and dtshonorshle, they take this method
70 caution the public Of their impositions.
The pssentces manufacture under their own 10
spectioa only at th.iy FACTORY IN 81. Johnsbury, VI.
Fer sale In Davenpors s..eiy BY
gUn1OW6, PBEfrYAAN q DALxRIL,
at. FAlRBANKT co
jan24tf 81 Jnhnshnry, VI. Nay q, 1850.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

8 v y o. section 10 7 10 n I W . miios Yves, OF
Iowa CITY. High MI rolling prairie. An e~xceit.ut
lttun " .LHn - Ids of the X Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
= W.. HUrCHlN0S,
Rich Cabine Furniture.

Rich F~uFnitur0.
No. lsi, RANDOLPH STREET,
Next to Metropolitan Hall. CHICAGO, I'LL.
III As constantly on hand and rec-iv ne daily frnm
II hrs Ezteasire Aan1fdcfpry IN Mes York ctfy
the most elegant aSsoytmfnt Of rich Cabinet Yurni.
ture ever eobved N tn Wtst. which viii ,fectuslly
remove the necessity Of going East TO select
v.s3 7. E1lDe Esegsstsssre,
This helms the caIv establishment In thr Great west
where . full s~ssortm.nt - ever been 0Gered for ale.
Rev York Drsaiua Piano DoPtes,
Which for ihelAst eight years ha e received the high
est Premiums from the American Institute, and are
warranted IN svery respect. Prizes ame - sold for
In New Torx.
At IN times = large stocs ofthe well Known
SPRING BEN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Sw y Of section ~ T ~ Il ". Choice piece Of
iial H. Ia Hen y County d miles N " Of Nj. Pleasant,
uu l. kepkuk ANT Nc. Pleasant u n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Also; Lots In West Davenport, ranging In size
from 20 feet b. 200 to IN acres; sold for 4 down ANA
balance In one and two years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

T HAvEa few quarry lots yet for sale, where the
-lxtone n excelk nj and easily Qusrried.
". H HtLDRErV.
I WILL exchange my Pouring Mil for city or
lcouDtry property, or sell II on easy terms
". II. nII.DRETH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
SpIeadil Farm for Sale.

Also, several neat buildings on leased groun
would be sold on reasonable terms. Applyto
n A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

ParticunF AetenttDn , Invited 10 the fact that We
have many OF the bese styles and qualities Of goods
teat cannetl1 qDtai.sa 80 ard Ne are nov
Beecler, Hsllister + wilkins.
Jan 10 1857 d ~ las LAKE LsnHHf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

s, ction 1877 81 y W. Fine piece u prairie In
Guthiir Cy.lt. within hail u mile VI ttnbsr-living
water Oh II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

T OTIS for Residences In full view Of the river .
various prices.
BUILDING suitable for Hotel or large Boarding
- Hsuse, TO rent.
feet sQuaYe, with fine nestdence, Q great
variety Of Pratt trees, VINES, and 0~hrubery,
for sole on easy terms. Apply TO
n. ~, HlLDRETH.
OF DAWSON q TeUE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

+ t.st @C9OUArd
Fire y Marine IsssGy'Gnce Co.,
Oy PHlLADELpHlA,' PENN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

YNHIS faria cont. ms 200 acres, $50 uuarr cultive-
i tion-1tD acres sag,arior timber ssa. dwelling
out houses and Gne b:In, beautiful stream OF run
ming water tilat never fats, and fine orchard Of all
kinds OF fruit.
TEENS so easy, that after the first payment thu
farm may he made to pay the deferred ray .lrnts.
Apply to T. Z. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

aares IN l. " .oi section % y Is y y s,ott Go.
Frame Horee 4 rooms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

" sofsw } Section ST 7S Il 3 E-Scoit Co.
Pat ~ : " \ Of s.ctr n "a and part OF Il Il h Sec
Dubuque toad II rods trent ~ rods deep with ! y
sta, hoase, o ro,ms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

WdbLD h6m the plhse Generally hat Ass
~ have or-E-i . MARKET on Brady Greet oppo
site the Post 0ke Bdiidipgs, where th.t wiR eesAS
ways amply " ar,d TO supply, add wid furnish an
Of q bisds, as good 81 can be lr0cur'd
eise~Le.e, whia Nil be sold at such prices - shall
be satisfactory . purchasers.
/. u Hotels aud peiyate fonilies ran
te supplied wit Meat in large or sman quantities, on
the rhorfl noiss, Aad Of as good quality - can
- psceu1sa at ID chr p ipt % ~ river. The at
milton q ~stsaGhcst men is pa ticulariy invited
Aprit ~ DIR =, * ETREEO AKELLY,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
tribune & Gelegrapb.
0usAxszy Pnzss.
X EN- OS HA, WIS.
THURSDAY. MAY %, 1857.
Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant to call for the purpose. . large
meeting was held at Phelps Hall. on Saturday
evening last, to listen to a statement from Mr..
Clinton. d.. Peck and Mr. Bond, of their doings
in behalf of the Kenosha and Rockford Railroad
in the way of canvassin,. for stock subscriptions.
Their operations had been IN portions of Wal
worth, McHenry and Boone counties, along the
line of the Road from Fox River TO Harvard at
the junction with the Chicago, Fond du Lac
and st. Paul Road. This distance Of the road
has not yet been definitely located and subscrip-
lions were taken in view of the two routes III
contemplation-the northern route by Genoa, and
the more southern route by Wilmot, Richmond,
&c. On each of these routes farm mortgage
subscriptions we're taken to the amount of . l2d,-
900 We und, rstand that 100000 are wante
TO do the grading between Fox River and Har-
rard and Mr.. Bond expressed the fullest conf
dence that that amount will be reached as sool
rs the route is decided.
They found the best feeling toward the road
All were anxious for the building of tine Road
and many willing to lend material aid to hasten
it along From Harvard to Rockford soms
$500, 900 has been raised, and the work is now
progressing. 1t was stated that $4,000 would
complete the grading frsm this city to Fox River,
thus leaving only this gap between Fox River
and Harvard, to be provided for. As stated be-
fore for this was needed $210,000 of which $l2J,.
700 was raised in few days.
The meeting was large one, composed OF
many of our best citizens, interpreted with q
goody number of ladies' Mr.. Clintons remark.
were listened to with marked attention, unit
latei in the evening He has had. probably. u.
much experience in Railroad matters as any man
in the State, and he is confident. that the Keno
sha and Rockford Road will be first class pay
ing road.
We hope to see the Road completed and ths
cars running to Rockford before another year
rolls round. Let this be done and we have n"
fears for the future growth and prosperity of our
city.
The meeting adjourned to Wednesday eve
ming.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

NEW YORK, May 25.
Messrs. BeAl, Nellick X Dewitt are reported
this 7. II, 10 have tailed. in consequence o.
heavy loss in Erie Railroad stock.
Thu Ssprene Court, to day, declared the new
police bill constitutional Judge Roosevelt dis
sSnled. The intelligence of the decision ere
R,es much excitement smong the attaches OF
the Mayors office. The general opinion i,
that many of the captains who have scknowl.
edged the authority Of the Mayer thus far, will
deca 'or the new board TO night. A large
number fthe police have indicated to the GEN
eTal Superintendent, theiT intention to serve
under the Commissioners, IS soon as station
hous . are provided.
Powers ce ebrA,ed ststue Of the Greek Slave
will be sold st auction, by II. II. Leeds & Co,
OH Tuesday June END. at twelve o'clock al
Merchants Exchange in this city, on account OF
Mrs Kate Gillespie who drew it in the distri-
button sfthe Cosmopolitan Art Association Of
Cincinnati The statue will previously be on
exhibition on the exchange
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Utah Affairs.

Its estimated thatthetroops now NOV
ing in the direction of Utah, comprise
about 2 1000 men. There are now two
vacant Judicial Judgeships in the terri
tory which will soon be filled, and prob
ably another Marshal appointed, as pre-
liminary to enforcing civil process. And
in the event of opposition on the part OF
Mormons the military will be employed
to enforce the laws and protect the citi-
zens Of the United States from Mormon
oppression. 1t is supposed, however,
that no necessity for extreme measures
will arise.
The governorship of Utah is still un-
settled, although several gentlemen are
solicitors for the position. The govern
ment is evidently anxious to select one
who will combine personal bravery with
administrative talent and unquestioned
discretion.
The programme Corporations for Utah
will be cOnsummated with the least pos
sible delay.