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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28
FOR SALE.


TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
l. the Public Square. Apply 20 -
iebll A. v. g. LINDsLEY. IL
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE?

CNYOER A FRlZZELL are receiving an 1 win con-
- unae 60 receive daily choice aud we'll selected stock
Boots and shoes, expressly for the Retail Trade Their
stock of laties wear H very hns, coasing In part Of
Glove Md Congress GRi,es, with aud without heels;
" side ace
f" Eront-lace
Tasting CATERS Of every de cnpuon, with and without
heely
slippers Of every description, and without heels;
y hite Md, batin and SIX Gaitet
a" slippers, with H. ns.
Also Msses aud Chidrens Shoes of every descrptinn
Gems Of every knd style made the best man
ia Philadelphia together fine stock Of
Servants Shoes. BrOgans, Cs No 81 Puhc SduAre
aprl SNYnsR y tZZTTT.
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HERRING,S PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

TITTTH HALL's Faint POWDEk-PROOT LOCK-
w fhe sane nat ssarded separate MetAl a the
WoFlds Fair LoEdon, 1881 and The worlds Fair Nsw
Yerk 1883 and the only Amsrean Sales that we're
awarded Medais st he Lsad On Worlds Pair
These SAFES adtted % BE- sapericr %
oGercd t0tae Pabc aud the SaoscTibers ehalengs ths
word tc prOdace oi these safes inx 70 pre-.
serve their contents Arosh ne hostss ares barsAr
yicking the loek.
The Subscribers and tker agents The ouy persons
authorised make and sell Herring P4tenf CAAnplon
SAX EiEh HsIl's Ratsat P0sder- Preof Lefks.
q c. HERkIsa co.
MAcEzzu q wrLsoz. Agents for Tsnnssss. @Asis
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FOR SALE.

TTNHE handsome Residence Of Mrs. O. s. Bell, AtaA
Il fronting on Capitol square and Sumner aSij
Street IL offered for sale reasonable terms. APP -
ply 20 "A. Y. s. LINDsLEl,
ieb2T So College street..
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom s. NJ. PETTIEGILJ co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
I1oNassau Street, NEW YoRK,
And No. 10 State street. BosroH.
Co. are Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
Ca
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COUNTRY KENIDENCES,
BUILDING LoT.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st,NA
n 6th hErd, near the bSptlst Chureh. Frobts "
feet and loo deep, With alley IN the Is onsTs
very low. Apply to fcblS A. v. 3. LlND,LkY.
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FOR SALE

A VALUABLE FARM eoetaining nine,y-seven7a%
n acres, with z6 acres Of Woodland detached-in Wv
all 23 Acres, Whites Greek, nye mks north Ola
Nashville, between the Farms Of VIM b. Ewing Bev.
A. L. 2. Green. Land excellent, well improved and we'll
Watered Ia offered Tor sale on reasonable terms.
Apply TO A. v. 8 LINDSLEY
maTch2 80 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28

IITE have uaneraas patterns oi Oval, Roaad and %
w long nsilsrs, ho@ &l0 aPwsrdss fu4aAer pasisrs
scFubblHg ard Bseknr Bfasbe TEsaeA bernhbinE nFn1k
MAcKEEzIE . WILSON.
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mAURY a CLAIBORNE's ADDITION
A NUMBER OF LOTS, in this Addition, for sAlez1ss.
n on most FeasOEAnls terms Apply 70 ~
fsbll A v. 5. LISDsLEY. -
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HERE uI rs.

M0Naa os q abeai arty nssFoss have ne ensst isa
~ ~ soF, anssn yssrs el4 n fseceasse.
AgrnA i&f. RkEs W.FoRxsR
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ONE or two BUILDING LOTS, in the best por- 81
" tion Of cltJ. those uishng good loeations ~
for dwellings, convenient 10 business al better Gals -
Immediately. You VII regret y0ule this chance slip. APP
ply 70 lieblIl A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
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RAces IN. sssss.iESss i' gs,,1s 4. Alsas:, u.'
iaas Be- oalsss 3
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Trunks. Yalises. &c.

CNYDFR FRlZLt IL have G hand some nae Sole
- Leather TRUNKS, Ysts,s, CApet Bags and saiehels
that cannot eXceed 10 this marEe which ogred At
low dgares, &C No. ~ Pubhc Square.
apr Bua SNYDER PRIZZELL
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4&A1 O04GO w 4nA1o, N1AVSGA&h414SS AN'
i. s. w. GERRY,
203 Canal st, and 719 Broadway, n. Y.
Established 1s04I
IMPORTERS AND DEAL0RS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to tie TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste. and desire
genuine dvticIes large variety of
TEAS-GREEN AND BLACK SOUCHUNG, P0UCH0NG,
ENGLIsH BREAKFAST, oOLONG, IMPERIAL HYS0N,
GUNPownER, YOUNG HYsoN, &C., in chests and half
chests, &c.
C0PPEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAs, SHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high 81 AIDES, in original packages, demi
johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet& Chandon's Cabinet Imp'l Verzenay
D. Heidseick, G Munm's, do do do
LIQU0RS-BraDdies Runs, Whisky Gin, Arrack Absuthe
Krsch, &c, &C, in original yackages also, Curacao,
M4rnschino, Anisette, Noyeau Bitters, DC.
MALT LIQU0R5-L Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
Hsh ALES
CIGARs--A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish, Currie, G 4me, &c.
c 'EESE-STII TON, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT >RMESAN, GRUYERE sAPSAGo,
Dutch and AMERI AN.
SUGARS-L0AF. CRUSHED, PULVERIZED, ST. CR0IX,
&C., IN bbs and half barrels.
BANS WESTPHAIIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE SPERM and WHALE.
~ Our Liquors warranted unadulterated and
OF our own importation. feb6-tfY
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fNHlN and acrid blood cannot secrete healthy bile Al
therefore the first thing for those who are dyspep
should be to commence the puri6caton Of their blood
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SOUTH NAsHVILLE.-FOR SALE,

LIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, a. thsSz1,
II junction of Maple street and the aorffcssborO ~
turnpike Lots hundred snd sighiy-sight--A-
feet deep, and VIII be sold long ue the caring
more for fnferssf than be does for pTaetpdi Apply
febi1 A. v .. LIADsLLY.
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
SENATOR HENDERSON.

A Texas correspondent of one Of our Mississippi
exchanges thus speaks of Gen. Henderson, who has
been elected by the Legislature of Texas to the Uni
ted States Senate in place Of Sam Houston. He
says:
General Henderson deserves this post When Iexas
in her infancy, he her firm friend he sacrificed
fortune in serving her abroad, minister TO Franco,
when she republic, weak and almost fiendless lie
of the main architects that framed her consttu
ton, oi her first governor BY his skill and ability
gave permanency and prosperity TO her State He
then retired to his profession lawyer. and has regain.
I'd his fortune Texas him debt of guttude, and
her citizens are proud of the opportunity Of pay
ing II by placing him in the Senate OF the United
States
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
THE SANTA FE MAIL-RoUTE.

Nsw York, Nov. IA, 1857.
sn In your paper Of the 4th inst find letter from
Capt A. A. Humphreys, Of the corps of Typographical
engineers representing that have made charge agains,
the War Department, and giving facts In order to show
" how groundless the charge is" The statement OF
mine which is given the basis Of this accusation was
that the maroute between Independence and Santa Fc
did n revive erarasoon sr The United States
Pcsfc railroad epioroto and surveys aud has mt rseere
& aapfoa cch is DToancs,o 10 Tie great Wes ard epsciay
Missori aud Kaasos, d-acads.
As my former connexion with the Pacific railroad er
ploraons and surveys has been mentioned by Capt Hum
phreys desire to explain that before made the obser
vations upon the route from Santa Fe to Independence
this connexon had ceased, and that not responsible
70 the War Department for my observations or opinions
upon the region Of country traversed
To prove that the first part Of my statement is ground
less must bc shown that the route did receive an ex
animation In connexon with the Pacihc-raroad cxpor
fions and surveys. This Captain Humphreys does not
show but on the contrary states that the route was
explored bgoe the racfcraroad explorations were be-
ann. OF this fact was well aware when / made the
statement II lso well known that other routes which
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 40. 1857.

ss-r T. JEs Philadelphia our general travelling
agent assisted by JANss InEso COLLINS Hmar EsAuso
W. WHY Jos X DxxRso f. A. EvASS 8 JAMES, ASfAs, Y.
A. DAVIS, r. 4 RossHps-
sgMr JAMES street Cincinnati Ohio, rs our
general collecting States and Texas assisted b
II j. THosAs wnLAx TnosAs Tnos b. JAgs Dr. A. l. Oups,
Mos and acHAKp IxAK Receipts Of either viii be good
ss-Mr Gno authorized collect moneys due the
once for subscriptions aud advertisements the District Of
Columbia.
The Washington union., 1857-11-20

The following are the official returns Of the vote
of the city of New York for secretary Of State
Tucker, democrat yI,sk
Clam blanlx. .repul,can AIS
Putnam know nothing. ng.-...---...----- $500
The Washington union., 1857-11-20

The legislature of Mississippi we're to have ad-
iourned yesterday sint die
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION.

At the expiration OF the time after which this con-
stituton Is go into operation Immediately after Of
fetal information shall have been received that Congress
have approved Of the same the president Of the
ton shall issue wrs Of election TO tho proper officers in
the different counties, enjonng them 10 cleo
tion to be held for governor and members Of the general
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
SENATOR JONES, OF IOWA.

1t with lively satisfaction that lately read from
your pen, Mr. Editor tribute, well timed and just in
history, of the faithful services of the Hon George W.
Jones, of Iowa. That notice Of his eminent service to
the people of Iowa in the Senate of the United States is
true TO the letter. but those duts only small por-
ton of the service he has performed for the people Of the
great Northwest 1t is my purpose to mperfectly give
you short synopsis Of history Of the gentleman you
have appropriately noticed in your valuable Journal
which, from the imperfect and matter of detail
you must pardon tho plain narrative of western writer
who has long been humble admircr of the gentleman
whose and faithful business qualities you
have 80 handsomely and Justly noticed
For young MS is Senator Jones there is not
gentleman perhaps in the great Northwest save the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-14

-, ,he amendment IL for 1t, the arcndoess
snalI theref re become q part Of this Cnau1.
proyaed that such amendment, she'll DO 30
,;.h.d as an ordinance before IL IN submitted Iot
arnrayaI hy the citizens and provided nothing IN
"a arneudnent shall be contrary to the iawss o.
'''i sac % within ore month from the pnbljca-
t;nn Of this act the County Judge o said louesy
of Cedar shall order an election for the accep'
tanap or rejection of this Charter, which sieouos
- III he conducted In manner similar 70 tcwn-
sin elections. the said County Judge appointing
Jada "a i nd 4 clerk Of said election said vote
shalI lie Tor the charter or Gag Inst the Char
sag,, und rDsl be bv ballot md If the vote be 10
favor fit. acceptance such reanlt shall be dccas-
Cd ard be entered ON the records OF the Ccuney
Judge, after which this act shall be tue charter
OF said Town ct Upton.
Sec. % This act to take effect from ana q.
ter its Modification in the "Tipton Advertiser
and Cedar Democrat" without expense to the
state.
SAM. McFARLASp,
Speaker of the House ofRei reseDtatives.
.-,. ....,.r-.. w. w. Hamilton.
Pres. of Senate.
Approved Jaauary 9Th 1857.
JAMES W.GRIMES.
certify the foregoing to be q true copy fsoD
the original roll on die Ia my Office. .~a
ELIJAH sErEs,
SEQ of State.
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corpsc--a female, as the deponent ver-
ily believes and AYERS; and that they car
red away and buried the body OF said
Hayden deceased; and found the grave
OF The wife OF said Hayden, deceased in
the month Of August last, open at the
head OF the said grave, and that said
grave was empty oil the body oil the said
wife of the said Hayden deceased the
body of the said vile OF the said Hayden
being gone from the said grave and tina,
they then returned to said house, where
SAID Hayden died; and, after removing
the furniture from said house, the depo.
mems did, a, the reqaes, Of Mrs. Green,
sister Of the said Hayden deceased, and of
Mr.. Green, brother IN law Of the SAID
Hayden, deceased, set fire to said house
and that said house was thereby entirely
consume d, with all that remained in
SAID house, was burned to ashes This
| aver on my own knowledge.
JAMES HuEsoN.
We aver and solemnIy swear tina, the
above affidavit is throughout entirely
true oil our own knowledgd.
Gro. GREEN.
ALBERT BAILEY.
HENRY X. smith.
Sworn and subscribed before ue, a notary
public in aud for the county of Grand
Traverse, and State of Michigan, on
the 20th day of December A. D.
1856.
James Taylor Notary Public.
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Good for a Rail Road,

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ZIG '"'e'eS's ol
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0Se'i P'"1eo - near WITHIN our reach
anu ye' upon such precanous clrcum-
stances-nevef yet 80 SO easily to obtain
and a. the same time can b. Iost - -.
forever Now The, : ,bn $780,,
,,o. -, -, - NV ''''.' ""e'' Tie
WV "''' anu 'nel Is the TIME
to STRIKE else the chance will be removed
from US forever.
II Ne delay, or pn, off the presan, f..
vorahe onrnr,,o,'v ~ ,..1,
-, '"''J' VIC WIZ soon see
' ''"' " A'' around u.s. and every
he'Shooilhg town and city enjoying the
great benefits Of DAD, while we will be
sinking into insionfeapcs as ,ou,.
witbant the hone oC .,ar r,,,;, WV"
Il, 80, -, ing one
,- '"eh At 'he present
'''"e ana a'' with unity OF feeling for
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SherlFs Sale

by virtue q an execution to me directed issun.,
ID oa Of the Clerks Office OF tie Dj.tric.
: a,it N and for tie county Of Cedar and .ta.n
OF lo"e, IN favor 81 Samuel / Rissen, and aea;n.f
lnomas a. Williams have levied upon the fol.
toa'm. ussefloed real estate. situated in tho
, oahts VI e'iar and state OF Iowa TO wit; Tn.
Undivided half Of the West half Of the Nh IA
81 section Thirty Two 1927 Township Eighty on.
- hange Two = West and shall offer The san1.
ief ale At Pablic ontcry at the Court House door
u me Town OF Upton in said Countp, on satur.
ny inc IN day Of March A. u. 1851 between n,
hours Of 2 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 o,claek j N -.
Tue said day to satisfy the said execution AMI
costs that may aceure thereon.
Upton Iowa, February 9TH 1887
II" u john Ii. BRIEFLY sber;s
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IGGlC AOGJGGG.
I cgaI Notice.

To the Legal voters Of Cedar County, Iowa rec
siding npon or within the limits Of the north gert
| o: Section Nix, in tewnsoip Eighty north OF
fange Two west; and the east Of the north cas-,
/ of section Ona in township Eigty north, of range
Three west; and the south Of the sonth west 1 Of
section Ihrt, -one, In township Eigh.y.one north,
of range Two west: and The south east quarter 81
the south east quarter section thirtysix township
Hghty-0ne range Three west
Notice il hereby given that an election will hs
holden at tine Court house in Upton on saturday
The 2sth day Of February A. II. 1851 to deter
mine by BALLOT whether said voters m aforcpai8
will accept of and adopt a charter for the tow
OF Upton the act passed lay the recent I.egislu-
turc Of Iowa cailed an act TO neorpotac the town
of Upton, Cedar County, Iowa, and approved Jan.
uary 9Th 1851.
Said election will open at | o'clock pm. aud re-,
main opcnnntil 5oclock pm Of said day. aud thu.
maHpeI "'Iyotng shall be as follows. all persons
voting in favor Of said charter. to deposte Balo Q
on which il wrttea or printed; For the CHARTER
those opposed, by ballot on which IA written or
printed; ~ gainst the charter"
IT Is further ordered that Joseph K. SNYDER
I'D be Judge OF said election and Gu RarIey
Esq. clerk Of said election or aforesaid and thev
open said polls h herein prescribed end msks
their return to the Judge Of said Coaatv
Witness M hand this l3t Jay OF February
\. - 1921 WELLS SplcER, JUDY.
~ OF Cedar Co, I9vs.
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Foreclosure ofAertgags
Ie.gr ca tor


Foreclosure ofaertzss.
David iics,tEesseF ct ri. }
TO Joba Nelson Rringham Ellen Rriaghsm. Jan.
Brigham and Engtine Brn CHAM:
Yen are hereby notified that there Ia on Ala In
the Office al the Clerk Of tue District Court IL
Cedar County, g petition Of Potter castor .lsf..
lns ofEou and the other heirs OF lessee Brlachafa
deceased tlfe sam Of one thousand ap'l,rr utt,
ioterest from ttts 18th day oF February 4. y. l.
III, money justly due him upon \ prontfssary
tac i~ta dag Of February. 4. II. leI8 aud pavalfs
four years after the date thereof: asa thnt 80
petition rrats that mortgage executed ana de-
t1Y're3 by said jesse bingham then in fFoN an
the 18th day OF February g. f. Issn Ia safI
plata'ih 10 secure the payment II the protsiS ar,
note aior' said, Hpon the following described
lands i ing n Cedar County, in the State Of Ioy.a
ta vat: the east bali 81 the soatheast Quarter q,
fri toA t"fnty-9no, t9i3 aud the east half If III.
northeast quarter 81 aeeGfan twentypiQhf IasA all
ia township seventy whine 20 north u rrnge two
T = west 81 3jh :. NJ, b. fgrectosed and that M.
tie has been issued aud returned br the ~leytty
at caaF County not Iound,n a. 10 each ana All
NJ .odi ana AZ the september terra. isI6 ~ said
! 9aitr &n order was made for the publication az
TINS hntlc@t therefore. unless you arDear ana
ID are defense to said petition Oh or before Ia.
AFst day Oh tie next term Of said Court to Wit. On
tae Iata day Of April, 4. p. 1851 Judgment viii
ne rendered against Jon for the amount ef said
clam said mortgage will be f0reclosed ard th,,
land" herein above described viii be sold by ar.
der OF said 1ourt to satisfy said judgment.
SHELDON ". Young.
Clerk of 3isi Court Cedar Co, fov.
:. y bIssEhI, Atty for Plaintiff 7 5w
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1t al all, not tina. it is not told IN every
respect as matter OF fact, but from the
TACT tia. il IS circumstance out OF the
common course Of nature, SO much so,
tina, it will remain a matter OF doubt in
the minds Of most persons, notwithstand-
ing the testimony annexed. We copy
from the Adrian Watcb,ower, the orIg,-
nal article. We have been a firm be-
lever in what is called spirituaism for
the las, twenty years or ever since We
have made any pretentions 10 the study
OF the scriptures, and We asser, without
fear of successful contradiction that there
is nothing within the lids of the Bible
and Testament that is more fully affirmed
or lncontrover,ably set forth than the fac,
of the existence Of the principles pertain
ing to spirltualism. 1t is lamentable
fact that mankind are too prone, to take
extremes, too believe too much or too st-
tie. Its adherents do wrong in basing
their future happiness upon it, for it is
condemned in every instance where allu-
sion is had to il, in the scriptures, and l,
cannot be adopted as reliable without
doubling the reliability of the scriptures
Christians do wrong in denying the ex-
istence oil the facts performing to i. as Sc,
forth in the scriptures. for the purpose OF
establishing their creed, FOR while we de.
ny facts we tear away our own iounda-
ton, which leaves as nothing bu, castle
in the air, truth never weakens but
strengthens, and there is no foundation so
firm as that which established upon the
laws Of universal truth.
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.Nails.-Our renders must not expect
10 receive regular Eastern mails now for
a while, as the recent storm or freshet
has taken away SO many railroad bridges
and otherwise INSTRUCTED the travelling
facilities as to render regularity mpossi.
be. The rain storm las, Saturday, car
rled away the bridge on the Rail Road
across Duck Greek near Davenport, and
also the one across Mud Creek near
Wilton. 1t will be several days before
these eau be made anew, and by that
tine something else will happen TO delay
the travel. The Miss. * Mo- Railroad
Co, have been peculiarly unfortunate
bat use every excrtion in their power OF
to keep their talus moving.
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Our citizens lave now before them, and
under their consideration two Rail Road
projects, 10 obtain an Eastern communi-
eaten. The one is by connection with
the Chicago lowe &. Nebraska Road. a.
point about Is miles east OF linton.
which they can obtain by subscribing suf
hcIepi 10 grade and tie which when COM
pleted the c. l. i N. Il. Il. Co, will mn
mediately put down the lis aud put the
road IN operation. Ills is forming a
connection with Company who have
ability aud inertia company OF sound
reputation wherever they are known.
and whose stock will be as valuable as
any III tie market. BY acting with this
comRany, our citizens will be certain of
Obtaining a road. The other project is
as yet IN embryo, in uncertainty ard
aoaot-a mere experiment. 1t has us
yet not loot Of ground in operation, and
not even an eastern outlet for their road
should It even be completed. Neither
can we say that the project itself has any
merit or wholesome basis upon which to
sand The conception was chir1ericaI
anu Is without merit, or supported by pa
per backing. The choice is between a
'erify and an air castle. Let us be wise
nnd choose tina, which is good.
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EuqcatIna Rail Tna1.


What say our friends at the Junction,
a, Nuscal!ae or at Davenport. to again
Try TO obtain the completion of a road
from the NJ & NJ. Rad TO Cedar Rapids
via. Upton.
Tie people OF this place have been
considering The matter and are prepared
TO act with all their vjgor in the matter
and that too immediately. Let US hear
from you speak out on the subject. -
hat says the ournal, the Gazette or
Oemoc, at-SJ2 900 has been on hands
for the last year IN this County, waiting
to be applied on this Road. There will
be nothing dcne this season unless some
lmmed.at action Is taken by the people
to forward this enterprise Oar people
In Upton are ever ready ,ojoin any body
aad raise any reasonable sum OF money
to aid the Road. Can Muscatlne say
as much.
We now are making sure of Rail
Road route from Upton directly east 10
the Mississippi. This must of course
cut of The uado of both Murcatine and
Davenport in this direction. unless a road
be buIt by them in this direction. II
they wish the trade, let them speak for it.
If not it will soon be diverted to another
direction.