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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

NEVER ToLFRATE RAsCALITY.-A man
should learn to judge of men and things by
general principles, and not by isolated facts
and accidents. For example: if a man will
do a mean thing to accommodate you, you
may rest assured that he would do still
meaner thing to discommode you, should
the occasion ever arise. In other words, a
man who, under any circumstances, will
knowingly do mean or dishonest act,
must be a mean or dishonest mamie must
have an unsound spot in his heart, whence
all manner of corruption is liable to issue.
Some people are always tolerant of rascal
ity, so long as it does not affect them; man
may 90 on cheating and robbing on every
side, and they will treat him with respect,
ann extend to him the right hand of fellow
ship, although they are cognizsnt OF his vii
lainy, until he happens to tread on tier
corns: then, their righteous indignation is
aroused then, they all at once discover
the swindler's true character" then, they
are loud in their condemnation of his un
questionable dishonesty, and then they are
generally laughed at by the public, and de-
spised by those who know what is the secret
OF their sudden appreciation of business in
tegrity and fair dealing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

TIT FOR TAT.-Lord Evelyn, son OF the
Earl of Butte, and an officer in the Guards,
wore long moustachios, and appeared thus
in the House Of Commons, of which he was
member. One day Mr.. C-y thus ad-
dressed him:
"My lord, now the war is over, wont you
put your mOustachios on the peace estab-
lishment?"
81 do not exactly know whether I shall
do that" replied his lordshp; but would
advise you to put your tongue on the civil
LIST ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

BUILs.-Adam Clarke used to say that
the reason why the Irish are so famous for
conversational bulls, is because they think
much faster than they can talk. However
that may be, many Of these lqpSi LHguQ
attributed to the IIibernianS, are very
amusing. a Dublin student, being asked
what was meant by "posthumous works,
answered such works as man writes af
ter he is dead = An Irish lieutenant, sta
toned abroad, being informed by letter that
his widowed mother had married a second
time, express his alarm about his right Of
prinogeniture, by hoping that ''she woulin t
have a son older than himself,' But the
best bull we ever heard Of was shown in
Paddy's description of the animal Of that
name. "This is the way you may know
him. when you see G group of cows lying
down in the field and one Of cm is a standin'
that's bull" Yes Paddy-two bulls
at least.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

4 SECRET.-"I will tell you secret The
way to make yourself pleasing to others, is
to show that you care for them. The whole
world is like the miller at Mansfield, who
cared for nobody, nobody cared for him
And the whole world will serve you so, if
you give them the same cause. Let people
see, therefore, that you DO care for them, by
showing them the small courtesies of life,
in which there is no parade. whose voice is
too still to tease, and which show themselves
by affectionate tones and kind looks and
little acts of attention, giving others the
preference in every little enjoyment at the
table, in the field, walking, sitting, and
standing"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

An East Indian from Singapore has been
astonishing the Parisians by the story book
sort Of caprice with which he spends hi.
treasures. Bound!essly wealthy he acts
like verified and common pace-ffed Alad-
din. lie was first heard Of, from having
fallen in the way Of a we,l-knoxn theatrical
manager, who happened to be in want of a
large sum Of money to redeem his property
from embarrassment The Aladdin gave il
to him like a pinch of snuff, asking for no
security except free entree and admission
behind the scenes.
Shortly after, this son Of A'i-Baba took a
fancy Tor a charming house that I,o saw III
the foot of gardea in the Champs -Elysees.
he stopped his carriage, and rang at the
bell, The proprietor happened to be at home.
The nabob made him the eastern salEtatiOn,
and entered. Walking round and surveying
everything, he at last opened the convcrsa-
ton.
This appears TO me Lovely residence"
'Yes-it is very well, answered the res
ident, surprised, but still somewhat flatter-
ed.
"It seems conyenient, though small"
Convenient, certainly-but, small, did
you say"
No matter such as it is, ike it, and
will buy it,"
I" But monseur, il is not for sale
That makes no difference how much is
it worth -
What is that to you, monseur, since
wish to keep t:"
Pardon me-what is the price?''
"Well, then-say five hundred thousand
franks"
Good, | viii give you seven hundred
thousand"
The owner was staggered, and still hcsi-
tated.
But, monsieur. l reside here-and then,
my wife"
Here is string of diamonds for your
wife, and five thousand more francs for her
n-money. VIII that content you:"
But-but-"
But WHAT" Take million francs, then,
and give me the keys
That same evening, the nabob sent his
horses home to the stables of his new house
in the Champs-Elysees. tTranslatSd with
left foreiinger upon incredulous nostrilD-
Home Journal
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Origin OF Words.

What is the origin Of the word fools
cap" as applied to paper: [olio capo-
first size sheet; Italian. What Of apple
pie order" as meaning complete? Cdp-a-pie,
from head to foot French. What Of beef
eaters, as applied to walters at table? BlJ.
1ftieys-sde-b board men; French. What OF
" dandelon," a well known green for salad ?
Dent de lion, tooth Of lion-the shape of the
article; French. What Of country dance -
IN English: The French contre danse, from
the position Of the partners. What Of
scamp One who " crcaHtpo rrtt;' or
" flies from the field" What of the word
luncheon" The daily meal of the Span
iards at eleven O'CLOCK. called "EOnce," and
pronounced ronchey. Many, in our time,
call it their eleven O'clock" What of the
word "tandem," as applied to team of
horses? The Latin word tandem, meaning
simply at length; practical pun. What
OF brown study as meaning deep reilcc-
ton? Evidently Jroae stuiy, from the Ger
man, braun, meaning brou. What of the
term Yankee 2" The manner in which the
Indians cndeavored to pronounce the word
English; which they called IeHghee..-
What Of "bunblc- bee" or humble bee:'
Very curious DOuJle dOre, double gilt };
from his bright yellow spot. the bee is called
in the West of England, the dumbledoor"
Hence the corruption is easy. What Of
" forced-meat," as applied to the balls put
in soups, or the stuiling Of poultry: The
French word .farce, stuffed. 1t should rather
be farced-meat." What Of the word
LARK, as meaning frolic' The Anglo
Saxon word lark" meaning play. So the
sky lark is the bird that frolcs, or plays, or
rejoices, or - larks," in the air or sky.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

The head clerk of large mercantile house
was Dragging rather largely of the amount
of business done by his firm
"You may judge of the extent" said he,
"when tell you that the quilts for our cor
respondence only. cost two thousand dollars
year.
pooh :" said the clerk of another house,
who was sitting by; "what is that to our
correspondence, when save four thousand
dollars year in ink, from merely emitting
to dot the Is"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
New Boot and Shoe Store
HENRV HANFORD

n NNOUNCES to the people of La Sale County that he
"A has just received the largest stock OF Boots and
shoes ever offered in this market: and is determined
Keep full supply of all the different varieties of
his New York manufactured Boots and Shoes at
reduced prices for cash.
Having been engaged in the manufacture OF the aboev
named article weny five years. he feels competent to
produce good an article be found in this or any
other market.
Repairing done with despatch. -
My place of business may be found at No CaVarly
Block nearly opposite the Post Office the sign Of the
BIG BOOT OTTAWA, sepenber 13,ls5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

WHEAT CRoP-The Columbian, Boone
county, Mo-, of the 9th inst, says: We
hear considerable complaint among the farm
ers of this county about the bad prospect
for wheat crop this season. At present,
however, we think it impossible to tell much
about the injury it has sustained during the
winter, but we hope it will not be as serious
as anticipatcd"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

YANKEE OMNIBUS HoRsEs.-We find the
following account Of the now avorite horccs
of the Empress Eugenic, who named him
in the Boston Journsl;
"'Y oung America came to this city from
st. John, New Brunwick, and was Of excel.
lent stock, being a cross between an English
thorough-bred and Messenger Mr.. r. b.
Parme'ee, proprietor Of the Charlcstown
and Summer street line Of omniJuSeS, pur-
chased Young America. and run him on
his coaches in this city last season. The
horse was wei! known, and attracted much
attention on the roads in this region. 1T
one time, harncsscd to common buggy, and
driven by 4 heavy man, 'Yonng America
turned the track in Cambridge in $50, hay-
ing cast 4 shoe after starting. Subsequently,
With fh" sarnr ~ equal weight he went his
mile on the same track IN 2.iU. MT. I-aInIv-
lee sold Young america to Frederick ".
Lander, Esq, well known as the surveyor
OF the Pacific railroad, and now a resident
Of New York. Mr. I.ander sold the horse
to Mons Du Leare for $500, and that gem
tleman obtained a mate, and sold the pair
to the French Emperor for $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

LADIES AND GENTLEMES.-Particular
those whosd hairs are becoming gray, not
from old age, but from early griefs, trou-
bes. SC, think of the luxuriant and silky
locks YOU can enjoy by the use Of Prof.
Woods celebrated Hair Restorative, which
is for sale by all druggists and the agent.
Sold here by all the druggists. apl1-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

MORE EASILY SAID THAN DoNE.-I should
like to pay you of, as John Bull said to the
national debt. Il wish l could get things
into the right train.' as the unprotected fe-
male said to herself when she saw her lug
gaze going away from her in all directions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

CHILLs AND FEyER.-This exceedingly
troublesome and protracted affection may
always be safely, speedily, and efectually
cured by Farr's Ague Tonic, or Quinins
Substitute.-Ind. Visitor.
Sold in Ottawa by d. Walker q Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

TIE NoTnER's APPEAL.-In the knicker-
booker, for January, we find the following
touching bit Of human nature:
In metropolitan criminal court, eight
years ago, poor woman, whose boy had
been sentenced to a long term at the peni-
tentiary, for some not well proved offence
said: Wont your honor give him short.
er term: He is good boy to me, your
honcr-he always was. I've just made him
some nice clothes, your honor, which fit
him beautifully" (and she looked, as she
said this, as only mother can look at her
boy , and ifyou give him long time to
stay in prison, the clothes won't fit him
when he comes out-for he's growing boy"
Poor mother! she had saved much (for herr
from her scant earnings, TO clothe her boy,
- like theneighbors' children" lie melted
The boy wept-repented-was forgiven.
And be is nov one Of the most promising,
enterpri>ing and honorable young merchants
in our city. Every word Of this is true,
and known to be SO to very many persons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

As indispensable as barrel of flour in
the house, is Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
Sold in Ottawa by G. l.. Thompson and
1. S. Putnam
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

The best way to expand the chest is to
have large heart inside of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

PoErIcAL LAVA factor in Aberdeen
sent to his tenants in arrears the following
original final notice." which, like the patent
med d;cines we see advertised, chad the de-
sired effect, after all other means had failed "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
PlanIng and Saving Hill,

-iIE undersigned have ''i- 1Iy entered iEio coTaTt-
1 r,rr-l &. the above siur-- under iite hrTu OF
KNIGHT K EATHBUN.
They are nov prepared 20 furnish dressed flooring and
.iIg ,t their establishment the hydraulic basin in
Ottawa 81 superior workmanship, their ''riufnii
mach me- in any quantities and At prices To- salt pir-
cI.t-.r. They viii do custom work, of plauirC and
saving ~ short notice, Dressed aud uudreSsed Lumber
constantly OF hand roiaeed cash priegs Come aad
80. X. \. KNIGHT,
,,,r3c 10 r X. RATIlEUS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
4. w. SANiDf;B.
NANgFACTUELE % AL y.ElFTIES OF
Bread. Ca!S o.. and Crackers.

On Nidi.yi Dsdr CoiuHLu, Nr.st. D''aIrd, TiisDi..
= now prepared furnish tie shortest notice,
= very superior article Of Sagar, soda. Boston, Butter
Water Pie Nc, Vine, and Ginger CTacksrs Pilot .ld
Navy Bread.
A. business strictly Cash basis, and have eve
~ facility for Manufacturing enabled 20 sell a. Low
a. any other House in the West.
All Kind, of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

No gentleman can, with any sense of pro-
priety, ask .fat lady to lean on his arm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
StFce hir! door ,f Ottd,rd Et!,E liiH Street,
OTTAWA ILLS.
nR- e. would respectfully call I'll. attention OF those
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly sci"-
fula. White swelling Salt Rk-um ErPton- Of the Face
and skin said Head, Oil Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood
Also Deformiti-s Curva tures, and Diseases Of the
Spine Distortions the Feet Contracted Limbs, sIin
Joints &c
Cancer treated upon entirely principle, and
with a success heretofore uueaused. api
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NJ l. J. y T. Il y.
>y- Min Il C,gYT.Iyfs EfS- Hrs. GTSgys oil stun

Nj l. ]. / y T. Il y.
Corner NriR Il CoiDaLLs st-.-H5S Gregy's oh SturG
MiSS SARAH AVERY
ETTO respectfully inform the ladies Of Ottawa and
~ vicinity that have just returned from New iorA
the and test styles Of MILLINERY consist
ing IN part first class pajterz Hat, Ribbons Flowers.
PInIe- and Dress Caps Also, splendid lot Of Bridal
Wrrats dollars. large assortment OF
Hosiery Opera Hoods &C. SC
My object going New York TO purchase Millinery
l. this Ia the rs: place pay cash down for my Goods,
cheaper than those who buy in Chicago. can
get later fashions and later STYLES. sell better
article Of G0od- cheaper. and consequently offer in
ducen.ens the ladies Of Ottawa equal any eastern
City.
Ladies please call and my stock and fatter my
self you Ill not be disappointed. .
,rJj SARAH AVERY.
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T.. ". GRFGGS,

Druggist, Bookseller and !Stationer-Ottd,ea, III.
second store in Nattnger's block south side Of the
court house square, yr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
OTTAWA STONE YARD,


Superior Sre,f BirHdris HfgoH E-t4bli~h.se5t
STONE cut 20 all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet for sale. all delivered % order
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

(Lut6 ,J. Russell IL Co-,b
WILL p. found one or the extensive and vel Sc
w Ierf.d stocks Of Family Groceries, Provisions
Fruits Willow aud Wooden Ware, Sc, prices that can
hardly fan 10 please All they sell J. warranted % give
er,tir,. satisfaction. Ottawa, November 2S l-Jj.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

" n \ W n n 10 - II i
TIE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Of Gewell Finley where he intends to carry on the
business more extensive scale lie has on hand and
i. always in receip; of the best quality of American, la
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture. &c. As he has some of
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction
n. Il. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
promptly attended to- JAMES WILLS
Marr
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New Lumber Yard.

vV,iE Subscribers would respectfully represent the
i citizens cf Ottawa and surrounding country that
they have hand and offer for sale large and well
icrt-d stock Of Pine Lumber. Shingles and Lath. Our
facilities stocking yard enables sell Chca
20 prices. adding transportation
We have also hand 4 general assortment Of Nails,
Glass, Sash. Doors, &c.
We would say those wishing 10 purchase, give
call, examine stock and prices confident
that make il your advantage give your
patronage
Yard and Office north side Of the Canal near Bristol
and EaWe's Grain Houses.
JanI.-if JOHN CLANCY co.
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To avoid all proceedings unpleasant,
l beg you will pay what is due;
II you do, you'll oblige me atpresent,
II you don't, then I'll obiige you.
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Mark Well.
New Tailoring Establishment
1'Iif undersigned having located Ia ottawa, would
specially inform it, inhabitants and vicinity that he
has opened shop iE tn. room lately occupied Ire-
graph Office. Erddick's block, f1r the purpose 81 Gus
tom Tailoring IN all il, branches Having lad much
peT-ic- in several largest cities both cutter
and maker f4tt.r Ily>ei! j.dt work shall not be
surpassed, either foT elegance oi style or neatnes- 81
tlis side Chicago All work entrusted 10
uy charge shall with promptuess and despatch.
y. E.-CUiiing done and III warranted
iuf2- DAN II ASHTON.
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OCCUPATION what glorious thing it is
for the human heart Those who work hard
seldom yield themselves entirely up to fam
cied or real sorrow. When grief sits down,
folds his hands. and mournfully feeds upon
its own tears, weaving the dim shadows that
a little exertion might sweep away into a
funeral pail, the strong spirit is shorn of its
might, and sorrow becomes our master.
When troubles flow upon you, dark and
heavy, toll not with the waves-wrestle not
with the torrent rather seek by occupa-
ton, to divert the dark waters that threaten
to overwhelm you into thousand channels
which the duties of life always present. Be-
fore you dream of it those waters will fer
tilize the present, and give birth to fresh
flowers that they may brighten the future
flowers that will become pure and holy, in
the sunshine which penetrates to the path OF
duty, in spite of every obstacle; Grief after
all, is but selfish feeling; and most seihsh
is the man who yields himself to the indul-
gence of any passion which brings no Joy to
his fellow man.
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TnbaccnS Ci=ar IEunufaCIory.

IN Min 81. DDOr Et'st II Post gTice,
:E7IE subscriber would inform the pubic that he -
HufIciuTiug and keeps Ola hand the best quality 81
ClreWiu tobacco Sn-ra P--, 6r, wholesale and re-
tail. prices favorable customers Also, the be7t O.!
Havana LaDprTa. Cs-sai0Ti-. and other KINDS Of G.
gars. Farmers sud others who smoke or cb.w can make
a great saving hy buying Of at wholesale - can
sell a better article. al les price than Peilars.
Please call at ny NaHufactory. door west Of the
Post Oiice. auS see for yourselves.
O-.4ua. Suy l.. G. II. SCHNEIDER.
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MILIIN ER
Jgrs. (.Rl.e.(.

\ general a assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS con
-taritly on hand Dress Making done in good style
Fashions received monthly. Ottawa, February 2l-tf.
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II I. NJ . Y y i.
yIiSS FORD

Ny-OULD respectfully inform. the ladies NJ Ottawa and
~ vicinity that she h.- removed her Millinery E-tb
Ii-lrerlt 20 The mgr Bas-aett'- building Nam
St o,.r,us- the Mansion House, where she wall Keep
full assortment ol Goods for Fan ami W NHtcr trade Al
=, - - r..l5,.,aFEa ,-r,a..~ 10 GALE.
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MIL. l. | y T. IL \
MISS MINER

nEIiS leave to inform the ladies Of ottawa an vicni
ID -, that her FALL STOCK or MllLINEKh 1"oDs
now ready their and III. viii be happy
10 xat upon all who may favor her with call
EonIt, over the Marble Front store. s-p2l
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Dr. 4. l.. BATES. homeopathic.
Doctor HARRIS.
e.. g.. GeGDR.C.s. u, D..

OFFICE in .hc second story of Suer building near
the Bank Of Ottawa Residence, East Main street
ast Of Fox River. aug32
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

~waxuws1 ~ ! + " = 8! nszxna
bIsck kspublicani1m b . precious
compound Of low, canning and open
recklessness. At lows. City, when Ben
N. samueh was speaking, he remark
ed that he should invite his opponent
to join him upon the stump in the
pending canvass. Before the Conven-
ton that had nominated him adjourn
ed, the Black Republican keepers OF
Mr.. Lowe, served a notice upon Sam
uels, that they had made appointments
for their tool, to fill, and that Mr..
Samuels would be expected to meet
that tool at the places namedb by them.
Mark the impotence Of the thing.
SamueIs said he would make arrange
ments with Lowe. But loves masters
would permit no such thing. Neither
Lowe nor Samuels was to be consulted.
They Aad taken Matdei,cote task upon
Themselves This course was contemp-
tble, but no more so than all the
conduct Of those Esprit rappers." We
understand that if Lowe consents thus
to be led around the State by his ring
master, Mr.. Samuels will meet him
as often as he possibly can, and then
let their champion beware of the young
giant that meets him. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

n penseseas a oooAt Cssaty vii meet IN Con.
vsease, = ~ csust ususs II Dsvsnport, on NON
DAT - me- aay % oupTBMoRR merit, ss . o'cIoct
y =, tses0iasssv sssoss 70 be supportsA a. eArdi-
Assp 1T ~ nsss Lsgis,sssrs
1Arso One dslesass 70 each township. and sHs
oAo1ana ~ svssy tvsaiy voses. and fraction EVER
eass - H. lsss ssosiee, taxing the soe ior sher
- 10 ~.
D esdss q No County Central COMMITTEE,
AUSTIN CoBBIN,
asss,Ass ChsirmAn.
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Z LIE CT 4

AT LIE CLAIRE.
A msssasS q u, Dsnecssss u L. Claire township
vnl b he'd q she cd Presbyterian Church In lie
Cassvs, - eATUADAy, ekPTHMBER 18Th. II 2
e'eaoet y, to sppoiat ten Delegates to the D mo-
sssssc osussy Osnvsataon, 10 - held at Davenport
= nos1aS, aspssnesr Slst. Every Democrat IN the
pUns11p y sseassssd - ssseni.
u Claire Sept. "a. 1857:
LAUREL sUMMHRS,
CHARLES j. ROGERS,
JOHN y. kEuMAN,
Town. Osm
sApedAwtd News please copy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

CoNTkAfLATED REMOVAL OF THE
CExrRAL SUPERINTENDENT OF INp,Ax
AysAns:-The Washington Star saws:
We appsehend that it has been deter.
mined here to change the location o,
tins important Government establish.
msst 20 long situated in St. Louis to
Rost Lsaxenworth, il suitable accom-.
modaiions for the Transaction Of its
business can be obtained in the Gov
srnmsat buildings there. Otherwise,
80 shall not b Surprised if it be shortly
loca1sd IN Leavsnworth City, K. T.