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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
EYE IL EAR.
BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW.

RAKGAINS FUR SIUUh y
~ ERS.-The subscriber will sell, at any time, at
Private Sale. for cash or credit. at r:ry reduced prices,
any or all Of his entire stock consisting OF = Durham
Bulls and 10 Cows. Hsiiers snd heifer calves. II first
rate Jacks and J"nnets. A superior lot Of Scutl;
Down Bucks aud Eges. 4 few Colts and young hor-
ses, aud ! pair Chester white Pigs. IL months ell.
SETH A. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbull Co., O., Oct. %, 5.-tG.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

COLT WINDS are BREATHING
~ 4 new scnE for the Piano. OF
ADAMS NUskO g. BOOK 6TIRE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

R. NJ. NJ. MOORE. Johnston, Trum-
~ bull County, Ohio. jan?y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

TNO FARMERS, whose currency at
l. this season of the year is mostly Butter, we wou!d
say, that we are prepared to take any amoust. and will
pay the market price in CASH or Goods. 1t our store.
PECK, 4 co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

1R.R S. STERRETT. Surgeon Den
~ list. Teeth inserted on Gold Plsie, from one to
an entire set. Particular attention paid TO fret denti-
ton. Ali operations carefully performed and usrran-
ted. Once at Seth Hayes, Burg IiiIl, Trunhull Co.,
zinc. frL51-6u,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

JOHN B. IL JULIAN HARMON,
y Physicians and Surgeons, Office North side of the
Public Square, Warren. o. oct 90 v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

SPICES.--50 Mats Cassis, 5 Trails
~ Gloves, 30 bags Pepper, 5 bags AIlspics, $50 lbs
Nutmegs, ii kegs Ginger, Just received by
Dec.3. DUNLAP & STEWART.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

lR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
~ Practice of Medicine in Vienna. where he will
relnstn permanently Jan3Utf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

Z W. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
HI. pathic Physician Office in SutIiG's Brick Block,
near me American Icicl, Warren- .. apr iy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

COLE LEATHER-Found at Jas
Mcconnell & Co.'S a good article Of Sole Leather
It greatly reduced prices. Call and examine. Upper
Leather and Findings always en- hand. A very prett
heels 6ki3s IfSr the Ladies
JAS. MCCONNELL co
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

The attention Of the citizens OF his and adjoining
is called to the large assortment Of Casting.
OF various kinds now manufactured at the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

DROCHE, Cashmere, Stella, Black
ID and Chameleon Six, White and Colored Grape.
and PRINTED Cashmere Shawls-a crest variety OF beau
tif1l patterns can be seen at the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

How HE Losr HIS UAIR.-A Nor
folk paper tells the following story:
Uri Osgood and Jonathan AK. n
were on opposite sides OF politics last
fall, in Grundy County, and the fight
between them they were running
for Congress--grew warm and desperate
One day when they met on the stump,
Uri, whose head was bald, and sho,ld
therefore have been cooler, in the midst
of his Indignation turned upon Jonathan
and said:
~ think, Sir, you have but one idea
in your head, and that is very small
one; if it should swell, it would burst j"
Whereat Jonathan grew red III the
face, and looking for moment at the
bare and venerable head Of his oppo-
ncnt, asked if he should say what he
thought Of him.
"Say on" said Uri.
"Wcll, | think you haven't one in
your head, and never had; there's been
one scratching around on the outside,
trying to get in, till it has scratched all
the hair of, but it's never got in, and
never will.'
Uri was silent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

QurE A MIsTAKE.-The Baltimore
Republican tells story of u young
man who fell in love with young la
dy residing in one Of the residences
in Upper Tendon. The lover, fearing
a repulsc from the head Of the family,
conducted his courtship in q clandes'
tine manner. The up shot Of the mat
ter was, that an e'opement occurred
the bridegroom proposed that they
should return home and procure the
fathers pardon. Judge, then, Of his
dismay, when, with trembling voice
she informed him that although she
poscssee the name in question, she was
not related to him in the slightest de-
gree, and WAS employed in his dwell
ling in that capacity os seamstress. =
Thus all his visions of secured fortune
were scattered to the winds ; and the
scene of q recriminatio which eusued
was terribly out Of chsractea for new
ly married couple.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

The Crisis. will stand up
and who will back down 1T Tumtr
is not at fault, within the last six hours,
those valiant parties of the treasonous
Black Republican ranks who were en-
gagged few days since, in Champaign,
Clark and Greene Counties, in resis.
ting the authorities Of the United Sta
ties, who were engaged in the execution
of the fugitive law, will have fair OPP
portunity to show their pluck-wheth'
er they will stand up to the Black Re.
publican scribe ofopcn notification and
armed treason, rs cOunselled by the
fanatics o. the party, or whether they
will consider discretion the better
part of ysIor," when they find that the
power Of the Government is after them,
and let down. We hear it rumored
that warrants are out, authorized from
the National Headquarters. tor all the
prominent residents IN those counties.
That the Marshals are now after those
who have not already ahsconded, and
the treason party in Ohio, Governor
Chase as captain, will shortly have a
good chance 10 show their colOrs-to
stand up or back down.-Cin. Eng. l6.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

A TsrANrc FIouas.-The great 81
tent OF our country y only vaguely
portraysd, by tho sesosg egsss sned by
Tho,pss 2. Aarshall, q his resnasln a
the Cincinnati celebsation, when be
referred to the Misiss'ppi Valley = re-
clining with her heal in the lakss-her
feet in the Gulf Of Mexico, and her
hands graspiog the Allegheny and Roc
XIV moun:si nA ...5..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

A GKEAr Cot NTRY.--Jetferson Da-
Wis, in his late speech at Jackson, Miss.
mentioned, as an illustration Of the
vastness of our national domain, the
fact that during the four years Of the
late administration, more land was ce'
ded by the general government for in
ternal improvements and other lcgiti'
mate purposes, than third of France,
and still retain public domain equal
to the entire area Of Europe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

DIAMETER OF FASHIONABLE DREs-
sED WoMEN.-Fashionable dressed wo'
men have now in Paris a diameter OF
precisely twelve feet. Geometricisns
can calculate this circumference. They
hold on the arms of their cavaliers by
means Of handkerchiefs slipped through
the same, and are helped to bouquets
and refreshments by walters attached
to the end of long sticks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

SHOOTING ArrRAY IN LExiNeroy-
In . quarrel between John Clay, a son
Of the departed statesman, and horse
trader named Edgar, in Lexington, on
THURSDAY Of last week, the former shot
the latter twice with pistol. One ball
entered his mouth, and came ont be-
hind tue ear. Another ball lodged IN
his neck. Edgar is reported mortal y
wounded. - Clay Immediately lef
Lexington and has not been heard
from since. The parties have not been
ON amicable terms for some time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

The St. Louis Leader, 10 noticing
the arrival Of Senator Douglas in that
city, some days since, expressed the
belief that ''hc will liue to become
President Of the United States"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

HThc Office of the Washington
American plug Ugly Organ is adj
vertiscd, with all the materials there
unto pertaining, to be sold at auction
to the highest bidder. So 90 the glo-
ries Of Sam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Washington. June 90

A letter received by person Of high
who has access TO sources Of information,
says that the letters sent thence by last
steamer for Spain. reached Madrid in time.
The Spanish Government will not make
any kind Of IN arrangement with the Gov
eminent Of President comonfort
santa Anna offers to make treaty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

W. Since January asst, there has
been , large falling of in the exports
Of brcadstutis from New York, TO ~hst
they we're last year, being $4,000, 90,
this year to 81, DOC, 900 last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

HThere VS. $500 failures in the
United States last year. Their debts
ass sstimated to have been more than
ESQ 000, 900, and the loss to creditors
more than 90, 00O, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
New York, June 20.

The collins steamer Atlantic sailed for
Liverpool to-day, with l26 passengers and
$l,lsS.Ssl in specie
The steamship Vanderbilt left at the same
hour for Southampton and Havre, with
$50 passed. gers and $685. Oo in specie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

.MXSSOTKI L.l.v.DS!!
Locating Land Warrants
SOUTAERT and
South USStcrV euiSSOsSI'i,

NEAR the ne Of the 8. " Branch II the Pacific
~ X They hsv, employed . reliable Agent
who has been familiar with that ion OF the coun
try for MN, ars, and vho vi locate Wa'ran's
IN such lands only ~ h. has 'ersonaliy Inspected,
The lands known TO BE- superior fo' Agricultural
an erasns purposes and TO be aboun in the richest
ineral dep sit
Maps .nt Pats Of the country exhibiting the chs
racier and po tion OF the snds may b, At their
once, No Grants Block, Main street.
June23d1w WRBARBRR X GO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
lCEI ICEl

Dfhe Davenport Ice 60. are nov Ceepared to
eantrsct for tn delivery Of Ice for TIE se.-
. Customers eommenciae N. seasoa With ~
vi be guaranteed TO be supplied tin November ~
desired. Parties DESIRING lie throush the s.ssan
are cautiousd against contracting With tn Who do
not supply the SEASON through
One, Sec nd st, opposise L-C1sire House.
msy5i3m PECK 1 MITCHELL.
~ HONEY 10 LOAN .oes and shcr, tim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
81 Reward.

I OST yesterday morning a small god LocSet
IL prea,tpin with laies portrait TIL fndsr will
receive the shove ard By leaving it at the State
Democrat Offce.
lune2adAie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
LATEST NR W 8 !.


The ~ trial to elect . Mayer has ~
suited n the choice Of Vim. n RodmNp.
the Anssicaa candidate. by sss majosaty
Over ~ Every Ward gives him . major
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
CANNON,S MILLS.
.NOfiep.1
Davenport lee!
COMPETlT1llN DECTCD ~

vINHE DNvENpORr ICE co. MO- 10 nv pve
l ps-rd to ~rvs the cttisens - navenpovt With
the best rssthe quality OF Ice guaranteeing 20 fur
nish ou. customers until january aexs IL desi--
ed. Parti. VI hing supply 70, The entire season
are cautianed agaipst coatsa ting With thoae WIN
canWst furnish paasons through the seasoa.
G. STRINHlLBGR Z 90 :
O0ce Second 1t. eppo lite LeClsirc Hoass
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
Removal.

Dial, Real Estate .yent, and b l. Hannsh, Not.
y BroEer have removed 10 corn - Brady and
Cd .tr,-ts. mp stair.-Intrance on Brady street.
Jun, % t2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23


on. do on n RIP II 4 . tur cu'e fol Cholera
AorbaS and = preventive OF CMoie,d
NJ 20 taken often viii prevent tho currsncr
o' cH'ous dadcks Whit. 1t relieves al paiafui feel
ins>
I" Oily one DO u. is needed n thvow out VI the
system the eli cts o. n,-dciae after . ! nx sicA-
ness
ne er unnatural c 10 fr m the skin
Ons re taken = sho tune before eating gives
Wig t. the ap ,efhe MAKES fo.si Sirest yell.
Oae dose Offer repeat cures throni Uidrrb1a
In It's ~"rs ~ ms, while summer and Loirei eoa
plants yieii almost to the tsst dose
One o tw doses Gu 6 sttscbs caused ~ worm
while for worms in chiFi'e there M sas~v o. or
or tpesdier remecy In n world, A. II nersr cfs
Jha-e 10 20 ex-ggrat'nn In these stat.u ents they
arr pis sober facts, that can i've ,vii-ncs /,
prov while ali who II giving their un MIN Nc
t,st,no , In IL favo-
We take nhn,te pleasure In recomue ntiirg this me-
die u. as preventive 'or Fers- and .ioue Chill
Frsr, and all Fere-s Of a Bilious Tlps 4 .p'-
ret vi certainly, and thousands are willing 10
testi v TO 10 v nder al virtues
Among the huudred' OF Lirer Remedies Of
fered to tne pu nc there one S. " r.
commend a. DR. lSdn}ord's Iavigoatov, ~ e ner-
ally known nov ihr u,n.ut The nioa 7tc prepa
ration Is truly Liver MriSorafor prcdu Ing the
most hsppy n.ts On all v h. seat Amos: innum-
eratls GER iicstes have be Civ. The great
Of tits med Gle by those Of tie highest standing in
s6cie aud We Know u n he the best pr~parati n
nov b'f,re the public -Hudson County Democrct
Price One Dollar per Bottle
SANFORD \ Co Pr qprietors.
ASBfoAiway, N. r.
God In Davenport by
Who vii furnish tn trade 1t manufacturer prices.
IunaY "a Ufsu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

G.. n. T. Robert Sickels
HAvE hooGht The entire interest of Close and
III MOrehDa e IN the busiaess heretofore con-
COZ dncted urder tn nani- r. Close 4 Co
TIE business VT h rfafi~r b. tr.ns q tel under
tn .u." aud Stale Of II Sickes l. Bro.
TC."s. 81 the old Arm vii attend to the : Il enent
II scrouHts and ~'t-s du t. T Cirse < TO and l.
auth 'zAt to u.s. Ih- M % The II I'm in settlement
of the anla
q Sick''s h Bro viii settle all demands sga'nst
C,s. e.
Is alb "iat' y AIRY that all accounts duo the
nrn, - Close 4 Co. should b. pal it'll ut delay.
Nay 2sb 1857
Il Ii CKELS ROBERT SlCKEJS
Avon, N. Y. Davenl or:.
Jnne2fd5t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
P,sbljc .Nessee

II e0VVUO' VVVVV
rs h-reby given that ~ undersigned Commissieu.
r. choesa ~ he CITY Co~ncsl, % Dsvsupost 70 -
se.s the doa. E. caus,d By strsiGhe ring Hsrrfsou
str q svuas Lseu-t sarest nessh antn u neerseeeA
viii ne ~ NsAaae TO Duck Cseek ostdoo, hno~u
- tul;en's Drirge VII meet =: TIE hs1os - Aaa0
1851. o. oP,lN9 =. t0epDove1so - aeesoD ~
~ Sopeoas 80 ~ ~ olo1s ~ tham dooeA ..
~, ,...;.. II asI..-. I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

~. Johns Day.
PTBLiC inst ailatson OF the officer, u Davenport
"A Chapter No l6 Davenport Irdg- No n End
Tuscan Lodge No 81 will be ted Ia Uriggs Hall in
ihis city on 81 1hns day, ne. - A d, 1851, A l.
1871 The fraternity and the public ar. cordially
invited 10 b. present.
An aidrcss will b. delivered the occasion by
Rro Parvin Of Muscatine.
o. MCNEIL.
WI N DALZELL, tCom.
June17ctd c STUAR! Ellis,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
(.auauche Lots.

We uHve HhFue We OV1ifA6lf lots 0e1or1od
~ and sor tale IN CsmancAe. Pst EN- pvtne
'erms &c made knpwu, upo, AFFILIATIONS to PAN.
k8R. EDWARDS b rALAAGB, No. 10 Orr D,ocA
April IS DIT
0DCAMANCdK LAND Co.-This Compapv
- - nov ready 10 eel lots In It's Addition
n the town Of Camanche II oRere some Of The
most desirable business and residence lots about III
doui ishlng town. Any Information corcernine the
sane can b oessinea y Calling q 00O. =. Par.
sHh -. No. 70 ORR DiaA so 49, m
fsbl7d0 CAMANCuB LAID 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

e1Jn1, ~ ssiJ0 elss~ tn
cere ~ kisd Of kvsr {
Jsund O. Q D sp"psis 70
vhich are tse 2 suits of .
~ Raves ~ suuoe Z
ofshe human bo6y ant
functiubs WUlr ~ pv 4
fuliy 4sveisGd. Ths
tirely dep-n ent e, ~ 2
the II sas Tor he btc-
func loss whsA the ,
bowel. ~ atfaait,ssd :
1uNo ~ tNo0nQDne0o - r
having ceas q q % /
esses Of tnst erganpse Z
made II his tu1y ~ .
tsenty YEAR,, t. and ,
WIN - CO ntesoct ~ \
Whi1o III llsbIe.
70 prove tastt isYe- :
any pe.sen troub ID
In any " ~ tbr ne. ess :
.oav'e iSn L. 60 tain,
.Ac mpound has been
enos IND sx rae ing
ub . for the &C i've vir. Z
The e gums remove al +
~ m h. system mp r
heai'h, nov o. bile, In |
causlr & 70 ID 10 d esss ,
no 4. giv.ns tone end !
m schiuery veaovtns
ease, and snee Ing .
a1y Of IN. d'sssrs esble |
using Cdiomei or Mn.
usually r.snt.si To.
One do~e ,h,resting ,
the TO ia h and pre-.
Ing and souring. |
Only on do 9 take n
nigh msrs.
On'y On . dose taken ]
bow 1 gently, md Gu e I
One doss taken after
D srsrtis. .k I
| "Oae dose OF TOO
ways re'iev'-ei, Head f.
One ioit'e taken for
moves the cause Of the ,
perfect cure
nntr 0ns dnse isus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

AUCTION OF A
III ID u 3 II sf.vD OF!
I'm Friday the o6th d June, at 10 O'Clock A II, At
" the North side Of Third street, one lot from
Gaines street The lot the south east quarter of lot
10 Bl Ok I6 has 90 feet trent by IS c'ep there
10 wi ~ go we'll m it. The house Is IS - i-t.
the basement Ia OF rock cont aims rooms and two
private liars the upper story cont aims ms and
summer kitchens. Next TO tie house 10 \ SHE'D
Tn, situation Of the house " high an healthy and
affords pleasant free view washi- gton square,
1t is rented az g per month. Terms Ia cash own,
In 8 months. IA the LIST May 1885, aud the last
IL he LIST May 1859, with 10 per cent interest per
annum. There will also be sold some household fur
n ture and very xcellent
PARTISAN IL DAYS CLOCK.
SAMUEL PARKER OTTO NIssES
Auctoneer.
JrnelOdiw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

8HG9WW V4>
.s..s.s-G1es ~
cos.,oc he,1scS. .n.s
a.eaeeI lIver
Suc'N rsuassoss
\ voeuER uWs@s rs
\ Iaseew0ssp
DMscn Utmost en-
4 Asess0 $50
! Ht peu ."seo - ~
Ns' mm',.M
~ no.e NMe&
secss-.ss1vM
, .eW ne W.
\ o. .us P'vvs'SS 80
4 pfee'Se o' ms le nae
bshy &Sas 70
H'0 ."N'I.'",".
y -. - .,.,.
= " ~ - "o'soB
. ma 49,, ~
y .,....,asT
81 E..s
W..o
y 80 ',as,".s-sa
WV W va VIZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

MIA Of SECTION IS TtDuB -, ocots cosnty.
Also variety q Wild Lands b III Dasts Of ne
atste
Corner Of Brady and Second streets. up stsirs-En-
trace on Brady ttseet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

From . spss6h delivered IN the State
House = Springfield, ulins)s, %
the 18th. Of Jups 1877, BY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

u OAA i Z ~ II EON SSeVO
rock ISLAND
Mutual Benefit Association +! I!
CAPITAL, s4o,oool!
THIS association will make = grand distribution 81
l. Real Estate and persona al property, am ng 300 n
share holders, the Court House, IN the city Of
Rock Island, Ill, on the
18th day Of Sept'ber, ~.
The property for dis rbuti II in this association
viii he free from all circumference and good ,itle
guar snteed
Among the dividends to be declared on the .b,ve
day are
ENrllOaDa House and Lot
on which II stands. The house is q brick s9xi2s
feet, ard four stories high, contains hundr ed
sI@,prg rooms, parlc's. uit.s. &C. iArs dining
son 80 feet Orean- street TIP site she .ou't
house. There l. also on the lot III the rear u tn.
Hotd, brick wash house, an ice house vel filed,
the h use has been doing . cd business for the
asst y. ~ A. fret c.ass hotel, aud is
VALUED AT $50,
Second Grand Diviiend-an sdioinius lot on which
are situated the stables AMI bfsns which are new,
arge and eonvenient. AMI the whole IL
VALUED AT $4,000.
Third Dividend Is one OF Abbot . best Concord
Coscaes worth $500 1h.' 18Th dividend Is . span VI
Matched H,rs 8, var h $C0n b sides other
.MU.v.XFXCE.V'T GIFTS,
100 In NUMBER
consisting ho &c furnr ure cove, carriage horse,
si Ss S"sss, "s'' &C. varying 10 number from
In ori-r to incrrase the number Of dtviiends, the
directors have Ovid the Furniture Of the house
int ,parc-ls, II j. IN god order and nearly new The
director. propose to sell
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ssc =. No religious test shall be required
- qualification for any office Or public
trust sud NO person shall be deprived Of any
u his rights. privileges or capacities. OF
disqualified from the performance of any oil
his public or private duties. or rendered il.
esnpetent 10 give evidence in any court OF
law VI equity In consequence Of his opinion
On the subject Of religion; and any parfs
10 any Judicial proceed'sy .Aai! haze N, righ,
10 sss a. a W'tnsss. fake the testimony ot.
say other person. not disqualified on accoun,
Of interest. who may be cognizant OF any
fact material to the ease; ana parties to suit
may be witnesses. rs provided by law
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

church, but is neither prohibited nor
authorized by the laws OF the territory.
Suppose, repeat, that Congress
should pass a law prescribing crimi'
nal code and furnishing polygamy
among other offences, what effect
would it havc-what good would it
do! Would you call on twenty three
jurymen with twenty three wives each,
to find a bill of indictment against a
poor miserable wretch for having two
wives! Cheers and laughter. Would
you rely upon twelve wives each to
convict the same loathsome wretch for
having two wiyesi Continued APP
plause. Would You expect grand
jury composed of twcnty-threc "Dani.
ties" to find a bill Of indictment against
a brother DANTE for having murder
ed Gentle, as they call all Ameri-
can citizens, under their direction p
Much less would you expect jury Of
twelve destroying angels" to find ano.
Their destroying angel" guilty Of the
crime Of murder, and cause him to be
hanged or no other offence than that
OF taking the life Of Gentle. No.
II there Is any truth in the reports we
receive from Utah, Congress may pass
what laws it chooses. hut you can never
rely upon the local tribunals and iuries
to punish crimes committed by Nor.
mons in that Territory. Some other
more effectu1 remedy must be devised
and applied. In my opinion the first
step should be the absolute and uncon.
ditional repeal Of the organic act blot.
ting the territorial government out Of
existence-upon the grourd that they
are alien enemies and out y = denying
their allegiance and def, .ag III, On.
thofity q Tie Uni>sa eeaess. FIN
Incense applsuaa.
cMs)els6 \ SllSjouA i
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nDRxTEHSlON ~ T1ME-DR =, READ
~ ING. OF THE CHIcA GO uSa vuFIRMAay,
~ll rmsin Ut the lie Claire Ho- = until July lat
where he NAV b. consulted for diseases Of the iunes
thr AT, heart, liver. female d"rsngrments and al
chrome affections. Prrsons su ring with any Of Il
above diseases will do we'll to give him cali
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on sores Of land in IRE kiln Cosnty, $50
fCV asss Of land IN Mitch II County lsSacses
OF and In Grundy County. Apply :,
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At For Ssle Or Lease. ran
YNwBNfY- THREE ei,ghle Building Lots. situated
j on HeFrion. Tbird. 6ipRY 81 Bpmiesn seets,
Will b. ~ % lcaed an rcanahle terms: iss bar.
ticulsrs enquire Of CoRBIH . now. Of -; 4
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