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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-23

WHY AND WHAT AM l; the Confessions Of an
Inquirer, IN three parts. Part l., Heart Erpe-
rience, or the Education of the Emotions. BY
James Jackson Jarvis, author of "Art Hunts,
Italian Sights,'' "hiana," etc. Boston
Phillips, Sampson, & Co.
This book may be mine of wisdom to some,
but we must confess that it appears to us only
conglomeration of nonsense. Many better and
more sensible pages have been penned in a mad
house, and soma, at least of those whom the
world has accounted fools, have in their language
and conversation, manifested more sense and wit
than can be found in the whole three parts of the
Confessions ofau Inquirer" if the one before us
may be taken as sample
After a somewhat careful examination of its
contents, and numerous attempts to ascertain if
there may not be some hidden meaning, some
"sphinx riddle Carlyle says, under such a
neat cover and upon paper of such excellent quail
ity, we are compelled to say that we find nothing
sensible in any part of the book as the follow
ing nota bene at the end of the preface;
IN. B.-0ne chapter weekly is a sufficient
dose"
In this sentiment of the author we can most
cordially concur.
The book may be found at Peok's bookstore,
opposite the Spy Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

CAvED IN.-We understand that
a section of the culvert at East Davenport
built by contractor Arndt, during the past
summer, caved in ON Sunday; and that a
large portion Of the whole work is liable to
complete destruction in case Of any exten-
sive rain storm. This kind of public i'm
rtovements. it strikes us, might as we'll be
suspended for a while Ordinarily, the pub
lie have right to expect that improve
ments Of this nature will last, at least one
year, without repairs, but. from the slightly
manner in which this work was known to
be performed, occurrences Of similar
character must inevitably be realized every
spring and fall The foundations of the
culvert are laid upou the sand with nothing
but ordinary plank, which were laid down
after the side walks were built up, to pro
tect the masonry-whch was laid withou,
cement or morter-from being undermlnd
ed Any ordinary rain storm will coreats
stream large enough to lift up and carry
out these loose planks, and as matter o
course the dirt is washed from under the
dry walls, and they fall down. Some party
whether it be the contractor, engineer, Oh
some higher power. is surely censurable fol
this, and similar disasters to which tha
piece Of work is, and constantly will be liza
BILE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

BUILDING FELL DowN.-A large
stone building in course Of erection be
tween this place and East Davenport, fell
down on Saturday night The building
was being erected by parties unknown to
us, for brewing purposes, and had already
reached the third story, when from some
impertcction in the masonry, and being Sc
verely acted upon by the late heavy rains,
the walls took lurch, some falling inwards
and others outwards, smashing the timbers
of the inside, and rendering the whole
structre complete mass of ruins With
the excel ton of the corners, none Of the
walls higher up than the first story, were
left standing. So far has the season advan-
ced, we doubt whether the damage will be
repaired this fall
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

The Bank Of France, as was antici-
pated at last advices, had announced
its determination to Immediately extend
its issues.
The rate of interest At Hamburg
had receded the last quotation Icing
81.
There had been several heavy fail
ures in various branches Of business in
Great Britain. Several are also report
cd in France. The most prominent
among those reported are Jellicoe Il
Wicks, merchants in the Turkey trade;
Josephra Il Co., in the Brazilian trade;
Bardgett d. Pickard, liabilities floO,
600; Hoard. Bacon d Co., in the
Swedish trade, and Edwards & Mel
thier, East Indian and coleman brokers
of London.
The Woolverhamton and Stafford
shire banks had stopped payment and
great excitement existed at Wolver-
hampton in consequence Their la
bilites arc estimated at nearly $500,
900.
Several iron manufacturing firms
had called their creditors together for
the porpose Of trying to make some
amicable arrangements in order to
avoid, if possible full suspension.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
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Attorney AhA CaeLal,'ofa at Law helAasts y r. =
Naj4,t.s Aa.l4rgit.. bets l.. iut ASA . e''i.9
las 4P.tti tvNa. t'tH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
Gatest Ntlus,
From Washington.

Washington, Nov. %.
As far as can be ascertained, the Cabinet
are united in sustaining the action of the
Kansas Constitutional Convention What
ever preference there may have been taken
for submitting the entire Constitution to the
people, it is understood that all are agreed
that the mode proposed for the inhabitants
to settle the question of slavery as one of
their domestic institutions for themselves, in
accordance with the letter and spirit Of the
Kansas Nebraska Act
Gov. Walker has had another interview
with the President on the subject of Kansas
affairs, and they also to day occupied large
share of the Cabinets deiiberation
At the Cabinet meeting to-day, the Presi-
dent stated Gov. Walkers position on Kan
sas affairs. The Cabinent unanimously unite
| with the President in favor Of sustaining the
action of the Constitution Conv ention will,
reference to submitting the Constitution to
| the people. and so condemn Walker
Senator Douglas has been heard from. As
the author of the Kansas Nebraska act, he
will take hold ground in the support o.
Walker. This the President has not hither
to believed. Douglas holds that the refusa
to submit the whole constitution to the peo
pie when they desire it, is the clearest re
padation of the doctrine of popular soyer
eighty. Senator Gwin sustains Walker.
No arrangements have yet been made ir
regard to the transmission Of the President
message in advance Of its delivery
1t is probacle, however, that the newspa
per press will lie supplied with copies BY
the means heretofore adopted. AL, the re
ports of the heads Of Department are in
sufficient state Of forwardness.
Private dispatches from New Orleans ex
pressed the greatest confidence of Gen
Walkers friends in the success Of his enter
prise in Nicaragua. All avoid, however
stating the precise point Of debarkation-
Walker left still claiming his rights as Presi
dent Of Nicaragua, and determined if an,
naval force attempt to interrupt him to re
sist until death.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
Trustees Sale.

VXTHKREAS on the 18th day Of Nay, 4 D, 1857
w joseph Marshall Of Scott County, Iowa, ex@cu-
ted unto .s.o. L Nichols Trustee, crrlsin deed
OF Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the il In Scott
CounIy Iowa described - follows, 10 wit Lot num-
Der two ~, in block hAmber four TO- in A.Intoshs
second addition 70 the City ~ Davenport
which said Conveyance was made by the said Joseph
Aarshal for the purpose u securing the payment Of
certain pIoms-ory and the interest thereon
signed by sad Joseph Marshall and dated the lh day
Of Nay, A 1851, and payable - follows. In TX
months from date, TO the ord of Bartholomew y
Kelley at the ONE OF @or &c L. ickolls, with inter-
est after Nay l1h 1851 ~ the rate VI ten per cent
per annum, for the IN OF light II ndred Dollars,
and whereas up)n the neglect and refasai OF said
Geo. l.. Ntho.ls to act such trustee, Austin Cor
bin as BY the County Judge of Scott County apron-
ted In his place and stead.
And now said note having become due and payable
the Joseph Marshall having failei 20 psy the
same Austin LCrbin, + ust.e afof fesAid, do here
by this public notice that by virtue of the power
v hich Is la vested by said deed Of Trust will on
Sat the 26tn day Of December A 1851 NJ The
huur Of o'clock the afternoon of said day NJ the
Court house In the city Of Davenport exvore and
Offer for sale xt public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the parcel OF land above described or 30
ueh thereof sb oil he sufiicent to satisfy and pay
the amount Of sAl note with the interest the Oh 10
the dsy u SAFE tog- her with the expenses stten ling
said sale cost u THE office and Trustees fees. Upon
III. Of such eal- deed Will be given III ac-
cordauc. with the stipulation Of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the 2Sth day Of November 1901.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
IDec1dtsl Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

Business PEosrEcTs-'Rhe n Herald con
cludes an article upon the failures in Great
Britain, as follows
As to the consequences Of the failures in
England upon our community here, they
cannot well he very serious Of course the
correspondents Of the English houses which
ial! must 60, and if they happen to owe lar
ger here-which, as general thing is not
the case-some of their debtors may be
dragged down with them But here the
disaster will end. As the debtor country,
We do not suffer in comprehensive de-
gree, by the failures of our creditors. A
few bankers, more or less, can be spared
without national injury. Even viewing
these events in u more general and ultimate
light, the immediate injuries they may in
iiict are not equal to their future beneficial
ELECTS. For instance they have the effect
OF depressing cotton and other produce for
the time, which may prove very disastrous
to certain houses in the South which have
advanced rashly on the cotton crop. But
If cotton falls, more buyers are brought in,
and the chances OF II wholesome and profit
able trade in it are increased, and SO with
other products. a fall in the price of agri-
cultural produce is very annoying to the
farmer who has it for sale az the moment Of
the fall, and may be very disastrous to the
merchant or banker who has advanced up
omit, but rs general rule, it is beneficial
To the country at large, as aifording basis
ior sound trade, stimulating the healthy
employment of capital
We see nothing in the European news
that Is calculated To alter the opinion that
we expressed a few days since, namely, that
we are on the verge Of a period Of initiation
such AS we have rarely seen. Every day
confirms the reasons Oh which that opinion
was based. True, the houses which have
failed will find difficulty in fulfilling the
obligations they have undertaken towards
their creditors; very many, which have
shown surplus, consisting in articles ol
luxury and show, will, when the worst
be able to take up their extended paper at
maturity. But there are other men and
hoases ready to take their place The
country has not gone down, though . few
men are wrecked the trade is there, tho
some merchants are missing And most
assuredly there never was a more promis
ing basis on which to build up great trade
with great commercial imitation, than the
present state Of the financial and agrcultur
al resources OF the country. Here We have
the n. Y. banks actually containing twice
their usual average o: specie, all the coun
try banks thriving d increasing in strength
and gold steadily pouring IN from Europe
California and the West Indies cotton and
corn both cheap, so cheap that IL is hardly
possible to lose money buying them; ana
withal a commercial community that has
just been weeded of nearly all the house.
and individuals through whom losses might
be made or embarrassmcnts created
When was there ever such prospect of in
fiation, and what on earth can we suffer
by any amount Of failures in Europey
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
b. w. MORRIS, Salesman.
The subscriber will Offer at
n U T. ITO ~.

Tn Tuesday, December lst, 1857,
A Ii the Goods left on hard On Commission, a. for
~ advances made, that have been left with him the
last year, and the whole will b.
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR CASH
CONSISTING part Of one Two Horse Carriage (nevl,
one large Counter Desk, one full French Mahogany
B.dstead, one do Bureau with glass On It, one Mar
bic Top Mahogany Doubic Encl0'ed Wash Stand, one
Mshogaoy Work 1able. Chairs, Tabes, Looking Olas
ses, Tubs Pals, Clocks, Lamps, &c.
Also-One new sctt Of Plated Single Harness, has
besn made nearly two ysars by one Of the . Eas-
tern Makers; also. lot OF RArlor and Once Stoves,
6attess, Ioanges, on Paintings (and TTinmingsl iu
git frames Carpets, Mattresses, Bedding. Stose, Tin
and other Wares. intend this - b the Grand
CLOEENG UP SALE ON TH1 SEASON.
Ladies ere particularly Invited 70 ataend the sale
Al TIE eoodo can BE- SEN u the
CTION ROOM,
o. SsoesA aeess, 1Adrd dosr Esss n Perry
whssetAs - YIN taks Jlase csnnencaag . l0 -
oock, =. =. - - 1Os
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

WDI1Ky, C1UlTllOu .Jr0'sU
do Bour 81 60G2 80
do Ry-,......Md90
Pure Spirits. 6dN
Brandy, Domes. 7511 90
do Imp. .46 OOts8 90
Gin, Meder Swan. 81 50
DO Club House,. 2 %
do Belle. 3 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

Allen & Clark's "Rcal Estate Reg
lister" for November, has again made its
welcome appearance, gotten up III its usual
neat and tasteful manner. 1t says, few real
estate transactions have marked the cur
rent imonth.' The 'Reister' is now exten
siyely circulated, and CONTINUES to meet
with that degree ofpublic favor which its
merits entitle it TO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

Come what may in shape OF weather,
we expect to see great turnout at the Met
ropolitan Hall this evening. Great pains
have been taken on the part of the Philhar-
monic society to furnish this evenings enter
tainment, and We trust a just appreciation
Of these efforts will be indicated by large
audience.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

MIssEs' SCHooL.-Scvcrencc j. Ben
nett, long known to many citizens as teach
ers of great ability, will commence the
winter term Of their school for misses, at
Bail-y's Hail, on Wednesday next Parents
wishing to place their daughters under the
care of thorough and accomplished teach
ers, will have no better opportunity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
st. Johns. No,

Ot. JOINS, NOV. 20.
The New York and Havana 81 cam
cr passed Cape Race last evening at
2 o'clock. She left Havana on the
18th inst. and Southampton at 8
o'clock p. NJ, Of the l4th inst.
She has seven passengers and 1920,
900 in specie, and large nd valuable
cargo of French merchandise. The
good effects of the suspension Of the
Bank charter were, still showing them
selves every where. Thronght Great
Britain the money market was firmer
than at last dviceA and demand fol
discounts at the bank Of England were
less pressing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
From the South.

NCW UrIcans, NOV. q.
The Captain of the steamer Opelous-
as, who was indicted for manslaug liter
in consequence Of the late collision
has been acuited.
The Northern Light left the same
day with nearly $2,OOO,OOo.
The news of the Central America
had eau ed a general gloom in San
Francisco,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
LIN E s..
on TIE DEATH OF MANSON W. FosTlR.

His hands are folded. cold and white,
Ger his still aed silent breast;
Friends have looked their last upon him,
Now they lay him down to rest
Yes. they lay him in the churchyard,
Where no bright and cheering ray
Can warm the pul.eless heart within him,
That's been silent but day.
Tender hearts are torn with anguish,
Life, indeed, looks sad and drear,
For within there's something tells us
lie will never more be here.
The school laments one Of their number,
That TO them was ever dear;
. may each OF us remember
That soon, like him, we'Il disappear
When the sun sinks in the west,
Iillowed round with clouds Of red,
All in vain we'il list his footsteps,
He Is numbered with the dead.
And the hearts Of them. 90 SAVIOR
Who reared him with parental pride,
Strengthen them for each endeavor,
Guide them DER the whelming tide
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

LARGE LuMp.-Lowry & Co., cx
hibit splendid specimen of Henry County
coal in front Of their Office on Brady street.
The specimen weighs 1915 pounds, and rep
resents one half the thickness of the wien
in which they are operating.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

BE IT ENACTED by the City Council Of
the City of Davenport,
lst. That Sec. Of Chapter IX Of the Re-
vised Ordinances of the City cfDavenport be
and hereby is amended, by striking out the
words zone hundred and fifty dollars" and
inserting the words seventy five dollars
in their stead.
Passed and approved November the 10th,
1857.
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor protein.
Attsst, f PDck, Clerk,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

Cone BAck.-The steamboat Jen-
me Whipple, which left this port for the
South, few days since, and become swain
ed in the ice, a few emilcs below town, sue
ceeded in getting back to Book Island yes
terday morning, where she will probably
remain during the winter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

Another sale Of live stock at DR..
Langers farm, will come off on Thursday
next. The chances for purchasing good
stock are by no means diminished, and
those who wish to purchase should be in
attendance without fail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
NOTICE TO SrBscRIpEEs,-MR. GI

NoTlCE TO SCBscRIBEEs.-MR. Gil
LETT, the owner Of the City routes OF the
Daily STATE Uemocrat, Is the person to apply
to when by any omission Of the carrier, the
paper is not received: we have nothing TO
do with it, Mr.. Gillett can be found at his
News Depot, No. Z lie Claire Row, where
subscriptions should be left. [d-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

GILLErT, No lie Claire Row, has
received the Knickerbocker Magazine for
December, and as usual, it is filed to over
flowing with first rate articles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
Notice.
Agricultural Notice.

vIvHK Members and Friends Of the Scott county Al
i Ticultural Hoc ETY. requested 70 attend tn
regular meeting of the society, ~ be held ut tn
C0urt House In Davenport, On
Saturday, December 9Th,
~ o'clock, r. y.
@. NEALE,
0oy2ldd Hccretaiy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

We understand the ice below is so
extensively gorged that the boats which
left st. Louis for this port. will not be able
to effect passage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

IOWA CITY, ................-... IOWA.
n 'Hs Large AID CuunDIious Eotel hae been leased
VI Tie prolrtlf, thor3asnIy r. paired and reno
d. atty furnished tnryls hoLt la BE- beat an
ust wlta sfhtao HEbs sTd L!DHILD WIN Gas.
No pam vii te rYared 10 mase tae PAAk uOusE
tte No, +" IiaU-e u tf Clty II ing much
lafgrst an. pea ahty situate ~ central Iocation
uie eoruei - IL. sld Dunu iue streets, near
e Cy Para wih rYInf9ft&be ~ comm cd atIgfs Tor
4#s3 ~ .4td bGs~t-.
2YRa S-!4 p5nfsrnif ) 10 the times.
ha0i and oapacious 5tab.iIg attached 70 the house
In sDELI.. Proprietor.
hYvStitf Formerly Of the IrdsaeI Hourc.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
New york Citv Politics.

New York City Politics.
The Academy Of Music was crowded
to the utmost limit Of its capacity las,
night by the friends Of Mayor Wood
and thousands were unable to gain ad-
mission,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
DIED.,

Near Davenport, Iowa, on the 22l Of November
Of . short illness MANSON W. FOSTER, the son o.
Daniel w. and Ruth 4. Foster. aged II years {
msntns and q days.
St. Louis and Baltimore papers please copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
statement.

CTATR OF IOwA-AUDlTOR's OFFICE, Iowa
. City, Octob.r u, loo1.-It IL hereby certified,
that OH he 10th day Of August, 1887, . stat ment
was filed IN this Office showing the condition OF the
STATE FIRE AND AAkINE INkURANCH ON
PANY, OF Harrisburg. State Of PenusylvaniA on the
lss day OF July 1857, in accordance with the
ions of an Act ohs Legislature II this Stat, pass
ell January 2S 1851, hat such statement. shows that
said Company is possessed OF the requisite amount
OF captsl and Invested as requiredl 10 said Act.
Authority is there fore given To the above named
Insurance Company to transact business OF Insur-
ance IN this state accordance with the laws there
Of II is also certified that Edwin Fay, Of Daven-
port has been duly appointed BY said Company their
lawful At torney and Agent for the County OF Scott
with full power 70 take Tisss Of Insurance therein
and to &C tnowedg- service Of process upon hts fling
. certified copy of the statement Med In this office
with the Oi.Hk Of the District ourt In and for said
County II Is further certified, That the annexed
. true copy OF the required statement. in testimony
whereof, have hereuntO set my hand and afhxet
my seal Of ONCE this 9th day OF October, 1851.
JNU. FATTEE Auditor Of Iowa,
BY ABEL BEACH, Deputy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF TIE sfATE
FIRs AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
0f Penney ylvsnta, made up 80 July 1st, 1,5s,
pliance With act enttted IAN Act in relation to
Insurance. Oompanies." approved January 18th,
1851.
AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY" OF Penn
sylvania, and is locsted at Harrisburg, ~.
ID The authorized Capital Slock . three hun3red
thousand dcllsrs. (>3OO OCO)
I'd. The amount paid Up and secured 10 ons hum
dred thousand dollars. ($iO0.000)
4ih. The assets Of the company are % follows,
viz:
lst. Cash on hand and in the hands Of Agents and
other persons, e37, 1898.
81, Fourteen Ill. Central =. = par wi. Nit. val.
Bosds, lss mortgage. s.eh u 'oco.1 % ,so -
81, -Four Ind. Central II. h.
Bonds, each $5cO, 10 PER cent. 10000 2,000 90
l7,5s0Oo
an Debts due the company secured
by Bonds and Mortgage ............... a, l32 "
5th. Debts otherwise secured, none.
9Th Debts for Premiums, bills receivable 20 SO IS
7th. All other securities. VIZ:
Zone thOusaad shares ~ * Of the
Hopewell Coal = Iron Company. 900 O1
"Premium Notes. es......................13 135,As q
~Stock Notes held - part of the Capital 30 OcO W
LIABILITIES.
6th The amount a liabilities due or not
due 10 banks or other cseditors Ut III. Co.
none.. :. ...e...e...e...........e. .......e
9Th. Losses adjusted and due-none..
7th. Losses All Ssted and not due.> es.lO $50 N
9th. Loses unahjusted. d..................26C SEQ On
9th. Losses IN suspense awaiting
further proOfs go Ol
10Th. Other cisims against the company
JRessted CisiDsl 80 5J0 .0(
ltth The greatest amount injured On any oDs
risk Is ZOO dollars.
10Th No specific rules regulating the amount d
any city.
18th. The practice Of the company b not 70 81.
pose mora than five THOUSAND DOLLARS At ANY
ONE gIRE.
| I4th. u certificate copy Of the charter accsmpa
nies this statement, 70 be put e at the once d
| the Auditor Of Iowa.
l.P. AUTHeORD.
WAaD, Secre!y1y. Psesidsnt
Noy30d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

ST A = RS NEWS DEPOT
AND
CIRCUL ATIH0 LlBRARY.
We receive regularly and for sale Dailies:
y. y. RerAid. Pnilsd. 1uil-tin,
Tribune, Gin. Gazette,
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Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
Traveller, Tribune.
st. Louis Republican. d. Lo1is Istelligencer,
Davenport 0szette, Democrat and news.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal terms
h5 the month, quarter or year.
oc,i 9. H. STARR, Agent.