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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
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General Aoycrttslug Anl CollectlI1
| Ao0NIOx,
- D1AAD0RN ST., CHICAGO. Ills.
GREAT CARPET HALL
OF
Decheg HOLSTER : wilkins,
No. 1875 Lake street,
CHICAGO, IL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
| In order 70 make room Tor our
| 111a11a01a0O 0t0Olxs
And for The betsss coavsetsnoe Of our costoess y.
have taken the 0ne store rec nifty occupied BY n
Cooke Co.. and connected 70 with our former ext~p
siv- premises. The entrance y sales roons and
on THE FIRST FLOOR,
rs LAKE STREET rs
CARPETS.
A larger assors.ens than all others n shn city con-
bincd.
SPLENDID MEDALLlONS,
vELvETS AND vILTONS.
BEAUTIFUL TAPEsrR I,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine, superine and Tapestry Ingrains, Deyiins yen
ssian, H.np and Seit Csrpsts, DvuGgsss, =.
OIL Cloths,
or he best Foreign and Domestic Manufacsurs,. Aur
- yard y tvsesy-SOus ~ vlde-
s1latt6seEs.
Always on hand h re stock Of Oantnn nsatlnsv,
Also, superior Cocoa Asttings, IN eli widths sun.
able for O0css, Saloons. &c.
Mats and Rugs,
Insrsas variety. from shrss shirlInss 70 rs.
CUrRT.lE.F GOODS.
10 this departmsns ~ shall Devote Increased attsn
tion. wehav now In store and are daily receiving
RscA Embrosdevsd: CgosA Osststss.
SssnoA Drocossuss-in patterns and BY yard;
AdssieoeMs Hssjns-with brocatelle borders.
Besssifxl Ssk~ lDsL0iaes.
Ds~saks-vith trimnine 70 match:
Lace Ctg1tOtseS,
annOt b sarpasssd-vaSytns from Is 70 elo0 per
,air.
WINDOW SHADES.
BEAUTIFUL painted and rich Gold Shades, White, DuG
Green and Hlue Hollands.
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
dattresses Of every Kind, Feather Deds anA Psowp,
Blankets, Qullts, Cotton Shestings and Pillow
Linen Goods.
Table Linens. Napkins and Doylies. Linen Sheet
ns aud Pillow Linens. Hsctabucas, Towels, Crash
&C., q - per cent loas than usual pgicss
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
Particular attention d invited to tho fact that
AVE many Of the bese styles and qualities Of goods
aering our entire stock 1t Greatly Reduced Prices
Beecher, nellister 4 wilkins.
Jan 10 iss7dIv lbs LAsE IsnEsr
he" n. s. LEN JACKSON. ,sc . = s saHs'
JACKSON, SAWYER / MELLEN,
9A9H ga SOUTH WATER 81
0h1CaGo. M.
BETT s, .MELLE.V% Go.
Ne. . SOUTH MAIN ST.,
1T. Louis, Mo.
General Commission 4 E0rwardisg
Merchants.
REFE r 4 Noes:
Renck Peterson, 81 Louis.
VS. Gilman, do
tfeoYge Prersm, do
Capt w Gould, do
Lsiip, Smith Baies, do
Capt J II johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flirt wheeler, Chicago.
n Eeef, do
lAh,u, Smith Boics, do
SH Kennedy Go New Orleans.
A6 Iarweli 4 Co, Boston.
Starting. McCullough Co., N. Y.
Nav - i657d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
GODFREY'S
Celebrated Cordial A8tftes's

Celebrated Cordial lDtttes's
An Uaegsallsd Tonic 4 Xtass0cAic. wv
A POslTIvB aAd 2alAtable Rrmady for { neral D.
"A piiAy Dv~Vepsia, ls>s Of Appsstts, and III A1ser
DEF Of he Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor Of GOdfrey's Ctie-
brafsd Cordial Rjtfsvs IN commendspg them ., Az
unrv alec tonic sad vioorsnt, 70 sastsin.d BY the
oest mrdical suthositi-s Os Europe and Americ.,
veil - By be multltudes who have tested the 4,
! restorative sh-y stand alone. Thousands ~hs ar
now lAnguishine might awake to new e1iaten'e y
this powerful r-novs'or. The dyspeptic who resort
~ 0odsv-y's C0rsiai ttsrs, Ands th ben-' perms-
nen,. on The vital 0rGans. they exc c-e n e. I
sanitary lnAusGes, aud yet theis agency h mid
- salutary. For general debility, sinking 1t the
stom sch, lnvs q . elGe, sck hesdarhs, ~ mental
Oppression, hypocboadriasfs brokrn siep, nstr
fsntne~s afs. exerct ., irritaoility choe. cotv-
eeos, and al d orders u the system, their
bened,s ere Inc iculable.
Purchaser ere cautioned against oil impositions
Central Depot, 10 south WIN u ny
GEO GODFREY,
Juno0ed10 Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

DsnocsArIc NOMINATIONS IN WIscos.
oiN-Fof Gosespof-Jsuss B. Cross, Of
0ilWeukee.
For Lisstsnsnt-F. D. Csapbsll, Of
L. Crosse.
For Secretary Of Ssats-Dsvid " /.
Jones, Of Lafayette.
For Treasurer Carl habseA, 81 Dass.
For Attorney 0sasssl-0 sibeiol Bosch,
Of wiaesbsgo.
For Superintendent OF Public Ipstsuc.
sion-L. o. Dsspss, OF Dane.
For Bank Comptrollss-Josl @. Sqais'
-, Of Iowa.
For State Prison Commissioners I'd
ward M'Gsrry, OF Dodge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Lulll Der. Lath,
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

lHiRsr MILL ABOVE THE MISSISSIPPI BnIpoE, !
RENWICk & SON, Pr0priet0rs
THE subscribers, DESTROYS Of closing ont their large
stock Of al descriptions 81 Lumber before con.
mencng on their uew stock Of Logs are oGerinx grea
Inducements to purchasers. All Who are IN want
Lumber, Lath, Slaves, or Shingles, are invited r
examine our stock.
dawtf RHNwICK SOH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
STEAMBOATS,.
AE0UksA0
keek l1lanl, Davenport 6aIeoa,
L.rlsish. DUBUQUE d S. Pool

REGUk.AR
1eek l1lanl, Davenpest, Ga1eaa,
D~nisith. Dubuque d s. Pssi
u. 5. Mail ~ Packe Is.
tn Il AL ID A NJ ID u A.
:. Z. rEPssR, ci:ss.
THE KATE CASsEL,
81 szS W. SooEt, -. osr.
i Island Davenport and all points above 10 0sena,
mating sure connections at GaleuA iih tie follow
is bosts, which compose the Ninneso;s Daily Packet
Line TO st. Paul. leaving Gsisns At 10 O'Clock L. u.
steamer Northern Light, P Lca.ish. Mister
City Belle. K Ledwiek, do
Granite state, II. Gabeeit, do
Gslens, Lorton, do
Alhaiabsa. Mcclure, do
The AIhssbrz leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Galsna every Aondsy, Wednesday and Friday at
3 O'Clock A. -,
Rs.urnins lssv.s Galena for Rock leland and d.
O'CLOCK, 4. \. Connecting With Keckuk aud 81
LOUIS Packet Ben. oampbei, which leaves on arrival
Of the Alhambss n O'clock 2. n
The IA Cassel will hereafter leave Rock Island
and Davenport every Tuesday. Thu sday and Satur-
day at o clock end leaves Dubuque every Monday,
y ednesdAy and Friday NJ 8 o'Clock, connscting 1t
Rocs Island with the K.okuk and ST. Louis Packet,
and at Dubuque with the Miunesota Packet % IS
Boa t. To ST. Panl. Passengers and ShiYp-rs can re-
IL on sure connections At Dotn ends u the line.
These hosts will give through tickets TO all
points sbove 6slcnA 1, ST. Paul will also rece.pt for
freight to all q the above points and will pay paric-
uiAr attention the delivery the Passengers
and shippers rely upon tbs strictest puncuAty.
o. these bosts convey the Mall and must leave |
promptly at the hour to make their connection
N B-Th-se boats arrive every evening at Futon |
City in time for the Chicago train.
BuRRoWS APRHTTYMAN,
AGENTS Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY CO,
POWARS / co,
jun1dtf Agents Rock Island.
WI GKOVENBUkY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

J. d. MORIARrY, PREs. J. @. DURNAP, SEC
HAVING accepted the Agency Of the above safe
II and reliable Company, An prepared TO Issue
policies on the safer classes Of Property q = fair
rates other reliable end veil established Conpa-
mics.
~ Once No. Commercial Buildings. lntrancs
le and ~ Brady street.
Up cOATRa ln>..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

n: r. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies:
STAR INSURANCE CO,
OF Ogdensburgh, NY. Capital 4l60, 900.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIPE ms co.
Ofeprinsned. Capital eiO0, 900.
OFFICE one door north Of Post Once, over Tallman
Powers q McIean's Bank. Davenport. feb6dtf
REMOVAL.
~ 4. BRLlN, Insurance Agent. has removed his
VI Office 10 the second story, front room, over the
U. 8. Express once, Perry street between 9nd b
Sd. Nay 4,dtf
7oVVAro
FIRE 3 Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
Ossh Capital.. ...................ss.osWs
Merchants
INSURANCE COyMPAIT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Authorised Capital. 1lOO, 900
Amounts securely Invested. ....e300 90
q. A. BELBN, Aren't for Davenport Discover
U. g. Express Once, on Perry, between Seco I'D and
Third streets.
Rssssssos-xsctlot 4 0orbin: May Att.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

JAMES w. CANNON,
Dealer In Lumber, Shingles and
LATII, ROUGH AND DRESSED,
Flooring, Barn Boards,
FENCING PICKETs, WOOD, DC,
esth Rail Road (Fifh) street, between Western
Avenue and Gaines street
JulyI7dtf
j. w. SRAlNkI.E h CO.,
cENERAL pEAIERs IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Corner Canal and Jackson streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
AUR arrangements are such rs to Insure at oil
~ times full supply OF the different qualities Of
Clear Lumber,
Joint and Scsutlinc Of ali Sizes and lengths, Common
Lumber, Lath. Shingles, &c.
Our Flooring,
OF Norway and white Pine, always stand ready
60 compare with any In this market. We invite the
calls and attention Of all country and other dealers
10 stock hand and facilities for Hling orders
and contracts,
spsiiy J. W. SKINKLE / co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales,

iAn2AU bURkOWS PRkTTvuAF DAIxkLI.
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.
Adapted TO any required oper-
- alton u weighing as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, aud for tn
use 81 warehouses;, stores, ~
foundries, aid In short for
cry kind OF hnsiness The great
skill and fidelity employed in
= their manufacture and the de
- termination the part OF tn
manufacturers never to allow
an imperfect article 10 20 forth from their establish
ment has gsined for their Scales reputation that
hes been surpassed In the whole range Of useful
mechanism.
The scales are unanimously scknowledsei - the
srANDA M In oil tSansac tians by weight
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy 81 weight
veen one OF Fairbanks Scales In by the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad Company and oae Of another
manufacture vas recently tried in the Court % Com
mon Pleas Baltimore, the occupied the Court two
,tstei - the result Of the evidence that the
~ OF FAIRBAkK's SCALES was established beyond
al question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRKTTZAAN DALZRLL.
The well known reputation Of these Scales has In
duced the vendors Of imperfect aud worthless baian
ceo TO offer them ~ Fairbanks Scales, and purchss
err have thereby In many cases been subjected IN
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with hohorable competitors who trans
act Business In their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators OF the above fraud ~ pursuing
alike unjust and dishonorable they take this method
70 caation the public Of their impositions.
The patenteee msnufacturs under their own In
spection only Of ther Factory In st. Johnsbury, w.
Fer ssls In Deveupors sc.siy BY
DURROW0, PRRTfYAAN DALIEII.,
Eat PAIRBANKr CO.,
jan24tf 81 Johnsbury. w.. Nay q. 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
DRY GOODS. J

|
ISUMM Err GOODS
MARKED Dsscm.
Ts.;;rasr ia make roo" for = AAA1or" s'oo
Fa Il Il q o o ID 3
;. We are now snerins our large stock OF
. 0uAG1"R aooD0s
GREATLY REDUCED. PRICES
Beautiful Lawns 1 OrsanAies,
Brilliantes, Barge and Barege Robes
| VERY CHEAP.
ICrape Sh q w Is ,
Cheaper than they have ever been offered In this
| city. AlArgs stock Of
Mems and Boys Linen.
AND
hosiery,
RmrMsnIs.
n. |
which We oner cheap and >. greatly reduced prices
j. G. CR.AA1PTOr = SOW,
T XIV y > y = y U y \ -
Atm s,r cYA,prpov Foam and ana,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

THE CHICAGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Rssm Ne. 1. Mas mic Te.ple.
Dearborn ST., In yC.aGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND CANFlELD, usAAC COOK,
GEORGE HULA.
ofHiooro.
vDAUND CANPIELD Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trcas'r.
8. n. GILBERT, General Agent ND Surveyor
This Company was organized on tine 9th day OF
March, A. d. 1854. under Special Charter from the
Legislature OF Illinois and business commenced under
| the most favorable auspices. Its estAbl hment has
| been upon firm aud reliable basis and view Of
its stability. souniness and permanently ranks one
of the first Insurance Companies in the country. To
those DESTROYS OF protecting themselves against loss
DAMAGE by Fire or pers OF the they beg leave
| TO offer the following
Nessrs. Stone & Witt Cleveland, O
" Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton h Brother, :"
's Stone Boomer,
A. s. Durand. Pres. Racine 4 Miss. Rsiiroad.
Gen. G, Korthrup, Cash'r Rae. Co Bank.
Vim. p, Lynde. Esq, Milwaukee.
J. @. Conroe, KsQ Racine.
A. Gilbert. Cash Com. Bank. Chicago:
Dan. p. Rhodes, ESQ, Cleveland. o.
| Hon. John q Breslin, rrcas'r. Of State Columbus.
| Thos. Campbell, Esq, Springfield, Ill.
| Hon. r. Chamberlin, st. Louis, No.
Messrs walsworth. Wells b Sycamore, Chicago.
Messrs. / II Burch * Co., Chicago Bank.
| Hon. WIN. Medill. Governor of Ohio.
| Acssrs. q. W. Szer Co, Chicago,
Judd, Smith h Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

U. s. LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
AHbbAA.s ss.s s00OOvOV1
STEPHEN =. CRAWFORD, Pres.
LAwRRNoB JOHNSON, Vice Pres.
PLINNv HIsK, Secretary and Treasurer.
II. YIELD, Agent,
state Dsmocrat,OAoe Davenport. Iowa.
sept1o-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

- - -
TAPPEN,S
ONE PAIGE
CLOTHING HOUSE
IS REMOvEDTO
No. lO0 LAKE STREET
few doors west % emont HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
WE would respectfully inform our customers and
w the public, that we have removed into the
new and spacious store No. iOS Lake street, where,
with ample room and increased fscilitles, We shall
keep . much larger better and more varied sto OF
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
than ever before. Our
. Ready-Made Clothing Department
embr .c.s rs heretofore, every description style and
grade Of reasonable garments, to at all sis~s from
boys Of sx years. IN the largest adult equal In quail
ny AMI style TO custom " TX.
The Custom Department
under the exclusive management Of Ar. J. +. GllS-
smith, formerly with Dsvelin 3 Co !, B oadwaS,
New York viii be found the most perfect, In oil ~
appointments, in Chicago. It will oil times be-
Cloths Cassimeres, Yes ings, &c, which Will b made
up 70 order In the very best New York Styles and Of
moderrte prizes.
The Furnishing Department.
In this department viii be found shirts Of the best
quality; also, gentlemen under garments OF silk,
nerino, linen, wooden and cotton, hosiery, gloves,
suspende,s, cravats, ties, ETC., etc.
Our goods being oil either manufactured o. I'M
ported expressly for trade, and selling - We do
amount per .unnn EQUAL to the trade Of any first
class house In New Yors, We are enabled 70 max
our goods ct New Yors Prices.
This ID no humbug-we ask an examination. and
II our representation untrue do not buy Of u.
Ono Prioe Only-No Deviation.
TAPpEN BROrHERj,
unSdly los Lake Street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

eLOA8NC9, Nengoah.
,sEo. v SAnsEHr. Pres't. J. y. pAngEA, Oash
VIE understand propriesors Of tAe nanh .
Florence, Nebraska, are b. the pro-
,sions Of ITS Charter, individually rsupunssbas
or all its issues. and will reircm tbs Notss Of y
institution. siits counter In IN city VI Yovenc~
DIN, and e.,ls ioithcts naohin9 nossss, v =.
m k1chang n spccis u saUs sasea q oslsg
currency
COOK 4 SARGRNT. DavsuporsI
COOK, 0AR08NT 4 DOwEEY. Iowa CITY ylovn
jOOk, SAH0DNf COOK, Por Dee n ucs
OOk, sAk0ENT PARKER. norrnOs \ sbSsshs.
July 18th lhh2-dH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

FUk NALEs
- TRR uOTEL ~ v Aicorr, 70 NILS west Of
~ nsvenpF, th dr.t staikp aB thu \ y
Rain 3D., The b.us. b, a. u built IL stu
n = natural elevation in III irattc. ecmm.nd-
eat n-iv. view Il the .utn un'iing country
IN VI ini'y fAvorit' r,sortiOT - rtaur da,tnA
h. huntnv - aseA. Alars aud q mins~ilous Staoer
- attached Ia III premises, Trrm. vry ksw sud .
Ions credit for part 81 the purchas m.usy wnl -
given fcssessNa given imn,esiiai y ApVay 10
dec90itf COOK 4 SAkSBNr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Jun.27it

Gtl.l.fAM DeOLAH
AtloTMSn NJ Lam
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05
A Naval Militia.

The British government have latly taken
sn important step towards providing u sup.
ply Of trained scamen ior tipm Of war. In
tho late conflict with Russia the Lords OF
the Admiralty found themselves greatly
embarrassed 10 obtain men and Admiral
Lard Berkeley wins iorosl TO confess that II
il had been maritime war the difficulty
would have ben apparently almost insur-
m0untablc. The seamen actually enrolled
nearly 10000 less than were called for
were IN great part raw hands from the shore,
and bu, faint limitations of the ready British
sailor whose high reputation ha. been gained
IN many terrible @a fight 1'h govern
ment have now determined TO organic
volunteer coast force, consisting Of sea- taring
men enlisted for - days drill and training
10 naval gunnery during the year, and paid
n small sum. with free provisions AMI uni
form. What progress Inns bcn made Ia
organizing the force, VIZ arc not informed
but the plan will doubtless be successful.
and thus England will hereafter bc provided
with militia Of wamen. who like our own
volunteer land militia, will be ready at the
first sound of war 10 take up arms In their
country'H defence, with sufficient knowledge
of their duties to bc capable Of most i'm
poriant sr,ice. JoW. of Comuvros.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05

Ny reader has OWNED the truth this
nautical commander, terrible 10 the 'oc, was
incomplete and happy subjuga'ion to his
daughter, our heroine
As he was taking leave. noiignan saw his
divinity glide into the drawing room. lie
followed her, observed u sweet conscientious.
ness iha, encouraged him. that conscientious
ness dccpcI,ed into confusion she tried 20
laugh, she cried instead aud then she smiled
again; and when she kissed her hand at the
door, il was George and Marian instead Of
Captain this and Miss the other. A reason.
able time after this (ior my tale is mcrcifuI
and skips iormal,ies and ,or,uring lclays)
these two were very happy they were once
more upon the railroad, going Ia ENJOY their
honey moon ail by thcmse. Marian
Dolignan was dnsscd jus, ~ ,ainrc, duck
like, aud delicious all bright. c,ccp, her
dress but George ST beside her this time
instead of opposite and she drank him in
gently from under her long cye-lashcs. MIA.
riane," said George. married people should
tel! each other all. WIN you ever forgive
me il own TO you to"
Yes yes"
Wen, then you remember the Box
Tunnel (ihis was the iirs, nlusion hc hnd
ventured TO III Il am ashamed To say, had
bet f3 TO clio, with White, | would kiss
one OF you two ladies, and George. pathetic
externally. chuckled within
IL know that. George, overheard YOU"
was the demure reply.
"Oh you overheard me impossible"
And did you 40, hear me whisper tony
companion ] made bet with her"
fon made bet, how singular Whu,
Was IL =
"Only pair Of gloves. Georga"
Yes, ! know. but wha, ubou, it?"
Tha, If you did YOU shonld be- my lus.
band dearest"
"Oh bu, stay then you could not have
becu 50 very angry with me, love- why.
dcarrst.then who brought that action against
mcf'
Mrs. Dolignan looked down.
was AFRAID you were forgetting me '
Sweet angel, where is the Box Tunnel -
Now. reader lie no no such thing ---
You can, expect to he in,lulgrd in this way.
every time w come to n dark place; besides
il is not the thing. Consider. two sensible
married people no such phenomenon. ! NJ.
snre you. took place. No scream i.sned in
hopeless rivalry Of the engine-~ihis time
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Mrs. Cunningham i. not dead. neither liza.
she run away. We happened t bc preen,
a, thc arrival Of tle Albany boat the other
morning, and saw Mrs. Cunningham with
her two daughters. The baby was not will,
them, although several dirty laced boys with
stntOrian lungs asked after IT, she was
shouted ut ~ she entered the carriage, but
neither she nor her daughters exhibited the
least change Of countenance.
Poor Snodgrass is here in New York
Weknew him before these difficulties brought
his name before the public, AMI more un-
assuming. gentlemanly young fellow you
could not meet. H. says that he has not
spoken TO Mrs. Cunningham or her daught-
ers since the baby affair. tho, b. always
thought her Jsersecntsi till then, but that
his whole opinion is changed. The affair
has rsnei him. for though willing and able
10 work, wherever he mentions his name.
b's application is refused The public nov
are satisfied that b. knew nothing OF the af
fair, and i, seems hard ths, his character
should be blasted thus early 10 life. Won't
some Of your merchants give him chance
IN their store? He is gen'eel IN appearance
and capable
Mrs. Cunningham bsar, everything with
sDic Indifference. The fact "a, she has
neither respect for herself. pity for her
daughters, whoe good name she has forever
blasted, or for tho~ she has rnlDed.
say. New York paper Mrs. Gun.
nlngham came out u tbs court room at ! z
O'Clock Saturday and crossed the Park with
aDOa, the taIlest crowd following her. hDoting
and shouting. that ever wss seen TO con.
sregaie on the development OF any Of the
phases Of the Buriel Drama. Somc scores
Of pers1s seeing The gathering moy'si
towards the third Avenue railroad. etnrged
from y assag street, and a. far down ~
Park place. The hall bell began 10 strike
Y ociocs, and FOLKS thought there was u
htr. but the cxciteliieht .ub.ljei when Mr..
Cunningham cntrei the car, excepting
among tbo.e who were lncky enough to
hang Oh The platform 10 get sight oi her
Aipr witnessing this iar0re 10 one would
venture 10 .ay ,ha, Ms. Cunningham VA,
played oot
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05
NEW SERlES-NO. IO5


seventh Emulator and Saun'erer headed
the next lot that struggled IN. In the eN.
tremc rear, pu'esi up were ~. Giles Wi!d
Honey. ro"tle Fisherman Black Tommy.
and the Poacher.
pNo'm>a urAr.
Mr. II. Ten Iroeck's Priorcs., by Sovereign,
thred In Ameriea) 4 yrs, ost, sIh. Ford
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!.rimshaw.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05

For hePlohrer and Drmocrst
What means the cry, which through our land
Is sounding like wall!
Its echo falls on every ear,
Is borne on every gale.
Has pestential scourges swept.
Along our Na,on'ssky;
Calling the gifted and the brave
From out their homes TO die
Has Natures hand withheld her store.
From tillers of the soil,
Leaving the hard and barren earth
To mock their honest toll
>A SO 81. Gcd file aa3 le,..~-.--.~. ~
Ger all. extends His care:
We clasp our loved ones 10 our hearts.
Nor mourn one vacant chair.
And smiling Plenty in the fields,
Abundant harvest showers,
The glad Earth yield. her golden grain.
We gather fruits and flowers.
Whence then that desolating sound,
By which all hearts are stirred?
Hard Times the echo far and near.
lizard Time" the baneiui word.
Unmindful OF the blessings strewn.
In rich proiusi0n round.
The cry for gold ia heard abroad,
All hearts prolong the sound.
Cngratefnl ones, who from our homes.
Nor lie. nor love debarred;
Oh. let thanksgiving swell our hearts.
Zen though the Time, are hard.
LiLzIE.
-. Paul. Oct. ilsi, 1854.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05

K.uEOAD u siSgs. be- falling Of in
,be lreignt and passenger bushes among
'be ysrl0u. 70, ROAD and steami,oat liDes
running ont Of this ci'y. prr-'n'- 10 a
-trik ng iigh' the extent 70 winch tie whole
bn.ine-. Of ihp country las ts-n eii'e,~d by
ib" feyu.siOn. Ibrre Is -carciy Db" that
Ia. bot lys, from one ,hsri - t~o-,hiris u
.. bu.,De.. daring the ,hr'- ~e~. u
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