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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
THE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
0ENTS.

Inc following gentlemen are authorized agent:
% receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Re-
publican:
H. B. Pershing, Plymouth,
nash M-Coy, G.een township;
Moses N. Leland, do do
kCssper Fox, ESP, North township,
Levi Csm, Esq, do do
d. j. J. Lewis, Union do
E. A Wlnn, Tppec lnoetown,
3 D K Coons, Esp, T.ppec moe township. s
Jam ; O. Parks, Is :, Bouroon, Bourbon t'p.
yun.s Himiiton. West township.
Philip Dacomo, Ce.estia-
D.. C. NJ. Richmond, Tyner City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
LXMoUTH
JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
Plymouth, Marshall Co.. Ind.
J. MPSON & Co

III AVE 81, mo worth OF Property 10 di<pos
OF TO one thousand persons, every person
receiving 20 ton OF the properly at tie dis.
iribu'ion.
The purchase OF Certificate o. 8 ock en-.
TILES The holder thereof to member hip. and
10 snch sh re ~ the properly as msy be a
varied TO HIM by committee OF Three for
Distributing. which will take place as soon as
one thousan certificates are sold, notice
whereof will be given by publication or OH
efwise. by p rchasing rerliicaie the hoI-
der may receive I the distribution 40 a res
land, or Other very valuable properly, Tor
verY small amount o. money. . hen let
not ihi opp Ituniiy slip o SO prof table an
investment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

" NJ Vln'forn has worI to say to those in
debted 70 bin, in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY.

The Prop -ietors of the above Distribute ON
are offering to the Pubic extraordinary adj
vantages in this enterprise, so that by the
SIMPLE investment oil s. they have an opnor-
tuniiy 10 get a startin he world which msx
realise TO them permanent and lasting ben.
eht. 1t may get you land enough for home
stead, which means might otherwise be thrown
away upon useless indulgences.
The land in the above Distribution lie, with
IN five miles Of Plymouth. Ind, Is we'll tim
oered with oak, cherry and poplar. and With.
IN one mile OF q steam saw mill and in =, ~
cellent neghborhood.
The follow ngis the description of the Land
IN the above Distribution:
CT OF the qr OF sec I4fna4 Range
.. wqr oil the e ar OF sec II t'p "a Range
n e or the n wqr OF sec IA II, 81 Rs nee 2
e Or OF the N W or o. sec IfPp "a Range
The Company pledge themselves (, give a
clear title or the prizes as soon as called u n
on alter 4 c Distribution.
This Properly is offered at the cash value
ana can De ex mined be ore toe Distribution
by The stock holders.
The Titles are UmQucstionabIc.
Members not present al the Distri butio,
Will have the rrope ty ava ded them taken
care OF until Gale FOR.
Dec. IS. i85j.-im.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

Rcpublicanism and corruption are
synonymous terms. DO not he fright.
ened or angercd dear Republican rea-
der, for We hope you will confess the
accuracy and justice Of our declaration
before your eyes reach the end of these
lines. Republicanism is sort Of pi
ratical craft, manned by a crew whose
motto is, war against everybody for the
"spoils Of victory" No sublime creed
Of principles or measures have the Re
publicans ~ protect. Governed by a
law Of their own, law "higher than
the Constitution" they are bound by
no tie except the common desire 70,
spoils Of Office. The leaders of such /,
purity must be men utterly corrupt
Their motives can net he the gloriou.
one of serving their country, defending
it, Constitution and laws, aud protect
ing it, institutions from external and
internal aggression, but they will onl,
look for over, and be interruptions il,
their employ ment Of means to gain it,
ere With power comes the opportunity
% pluader tho national Treasury. The
49, 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

Law N MAssAcHusxrrs.-The Su.
preme Court Of Massachusetts, has un.
an'mous!y decided that the United
States MAMMAL, the Mayor of Boston
and the military officers engaged in
maintaining the lava during the fnei.
tive slave case Of Anthony Burns, are
not responsible to any person for thei,
action in that case.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

Tas DAaksY AND rss Dsrs.-.Mack /,
tho Detroit correspondent Of Posssr's
Sp'r's' - responsible for The following i.
"Ths good steamer Ion We eouios
down tbs beautiful 81. Clair. vhso . no.
bla ouek wss seso swiomise aeroes
sAead Of her. To lower swav . hoss
end give chsss vss only the work % q
moment. snd With Q stout lips he 80
taken By the cutters. and ssssly brought
upon the stsamer's deck. A GOOD deal
Of sdoisssioa wss excited By bic One
proportions, sod smong HE sdnisers
vss see eoot, . soodly specimen Of sAs-
!te's elins.' Who imagined that, from The
oooiis appearance - the sniual, DO We
Ssies ~ sheep. He therefore under.
took 70 eersss hin, and to lsy bic hand
Upon HE baunsh. when b vac sssou;sh.
Cd BY vieoToas kict, that laid him
serewlise on sbs dsct. Nosbine dsunt.
"a. however, Ou1sy thoueht TO sueeeed
better by the heed, bet sbe deer, likine
THE no better, osds buss that laid she
dssksy oot sGajn, and opssed 90 uslv
Rssh % bic woolly head. This va too
oeeh o. good thing; % Osdsy When
be recovered himsslf, stood Of . respeo.
table dissssse sed sysing the old buck,
esid-"Nov. look here, Meter Des' /
90 DO whose dee you 10, or Who you
b'lone to; but II you do dss Or ssin.
iar'!l % wsnson bosd die boat, surs's
you 1--we !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

~Tax SreAa CRoP. The Presi
dent ofthe Louisiana Agricultural So
ciety, writes that the sevses cold Of
last winter destroyed with the seasons
crop Of sugar cane, the Insects and the.
diseases that have for soms time
biightsd the cane. The sesd canes
are thss leit healthy, and y q unusu-
a breadth flandhasbesnplaated,m more
than ~ average crop nay fairly b. an.
,icipatsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

A Bucks HKAproR THE PREsDExr
ELrcr.-The Albany Journal says that
an accomplished taxl]emist. ,ftha.
city has prepared for presentation to
MIR. Buchanan, an elegant hall rack,
having Tor its centre ornament a finely
prepared bucks head, with spreading
autlers, the whole surmounted BY q
preserved eagle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

HrAvr FAILURE IN Bosros.-The
failure Of the well known house Of
Enoch Train, largely concerned in the
Liverpool trade, is announced from
Boston. His liabilities in this count
~ are not large, bu, are said to be
very heavy in England.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

@Private advices FROM China
have caused great excitement in the
tea market, and about 1000 chests
wers sold one day last week At prices
higher than ever before obtained in
the New York market.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

MoRs TERRsroRr.-lt Is stated that
Mr.. Forsyth, the American Ministert IN
Mexico has entered into treaty for
the purchase Of Sonora by the United
Ststee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

@Hcn. Samuel lngham was un-
an'mousiy re-nominated for Governor
oy the Democrats Of Connecticut, in
Convention At Hartford on the ] 9Th
inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

TALKING BIO rox ONE so YoUxa.-
The St Paul Democrat says the new
State Of Miunesota will contain more
valuable land and more navigable
waters than any State in the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

Suicide OLA SrrDKsr.-A young
homeopathic student from Iowa, COM
mitsed suicide in Philadelphia on
Wednesday night by taking prussic
acid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
Ne. &c Brady -. ness the Post lDsacs
Imole,f ELL ADAMS
News! N)wS !! News -!


News! KJws!! News! !!
II you vsni he latest a-ws
II you want he lAtcs, news
,. sure and CAL
H. sure and CO.
70 sra and eau
~ tbs
Twit City Bssk stsrs
Al ID n Il W 8 POT
2ad Stset sppssite lie Claire ! .uss.
Wbe Caus- found at al time. thr ar si.st vs,i-
sty u AssaSes and NJ sspap.is west y. The Nisss-
sp.4 River The u sins ~. received resu,Ar, am
tor s.i- .. Or ccani =.
MACA1I.ts-
Harper.
Cooley, q aha0,
e.na1l PeIc. .Sn, kui,k rhoeber,
EaoSo q. Nom eh.d Words. Ballou' Dollar,
Un.et<srs, Mrs. Stevens n IN. Y journal,
wsvert Monthly. '.ssrtt II Fa.A hon. lnv .ntor,
Mic. kAx
Ysak.Sk. TINS. Phr-no,osiesI Jqsrnal.
W.rk)x Farmer, Watr Cure Journal.
HuDy S-rchAnts xe<-. Ieaasa Quar- ssiy R.virw.
Nnafor~'sk X. Guide. EiinLursh :.
Apuken's 3. X 1uid.. North British"
and W., tnlia-t.r Hrytrs
NV YORK wkEkLlEs-
Hs-slI
Dav Bvos and 3undN Dis, AifA,
New f.sk Log . and Leu 81 Of Romscce
flpp :. Citizen. rcayuie, Broth & jonathan,
Im- Journal Country 4. nsi.nasn RuIA. n. Y.vks-,
fArp-', W ekiy, Irish y -,
2 Porte. S,i a. II.sn Am sss
Polio Caste. r.. attic Amrriean.
Living Ae,. spiritual Tsies. spb,
NJ Il Of tbr Tln,e.,
W ai-s Nusfrxi,d News aud tn, r1tson'- nspcrtsf
boston wkEkLIRS-
Cneie sam,
Am 'r.san Cnian,
fYu@ PlAg v av~iy NaRs1'n~,
PsrluT Casssi, s1ss Of or Uu.on,
Pilot, American Traveller and Bal Us PIE oriil
'hl Do,lar Newtpsp'r and Saturday Eve Ing Pe,t
Washington Eaihnal Esa, Baiiiin,ve 3eu,
Cincinnati Time., and C.mm-re1si.
Davtnvort Gag tie, AID
DEnocRA..
NOIIS PAPERS
London Pnnch
London Weky 1i0~s,
London Illustrated y. ~,
; Herald, B~tos ira. eAr, BAiiinsre 8un
!" Tribune. Phii w.. Eai stin, CttI. Gsx-tts, |
r.mss, e Public Ledger. " Connie essi |
ChIcayoD n fr-s,,
rribans,
Tins
Nissousl Republican and Davenport psparA
Dub. criptons ree-ivcd for ae abovs on the most
bsssi terms ny the Acpsh. Quarter, Or Year.
SS1scribs hare and s.ss yeSr posfn0s
S.H STARR Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

STILL MAAi>c MoSEY.-Durinr
the quarter ending with the 3lst Of
December last the receipts into the
I mted States treasury amounted 10
SIS. 1860, OF which xl4.243.4ll
were from customs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
HThe Rcy. Mr.. Kalloch tho

~The Rev. Mr.. Kalloch the ru-
SION stump preacher of Boston. has
been indicted for adultery. arrested.put
under $4,000 bail, and resigned the
ministry.
Preachers had better leave politics
to politicians and the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

@Thc cost Of al the railroads in
the United States, when those in the
process Of construction are completed.
is estimatcd at 1900, OOO, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

~Five Ismocfaic Presidents have
been re elected, six Democratic Admin.
situations have been rs-instased, but
not asingae Opposition Adminiss,ation
va ever thus endowed b the pen.
p1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

kTThe damage to steamboats, BY
the recent freshet in the Ohio 10 esti.
mated at $4,000. About thirty
kaafaS Wera more Of II, inipred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

~The Missouri Legislature has
granted charters for the organization
OF eight banks in st. Louis. Their AZ.
gregate capital will amount 10 U.s.
10000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

~Lemon juice u relied on BY The
physicians in London Tor curing rhsu.
matism. Three tribe spoonfGls pc,
day is q dose for man.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
LAND WR SALE

krOuH 70 scsr lots, asiie noy,A - O.,s.- -.
+ On the = sna n 1alis>e1' e .s. 49, eseS1sg|
.,n..'h.,s se, one mile nortA Of Wai.,s: -.
sse'As" sssa, balance IN zoe aad I've nm ~
Ase. ssv sores - WasAlsaseo ,ouns, "A -
. .n ~ sid renains wsvi % : osrt
'.s H"s - ",.. g. n love Cii,. ss u n ~
Win L. !" = 49, roc lso1 Cossastss t. .isHnso1
s.rr,n. 80 ere lsss seer Isvs Our. $500
Ase; Lots n west Dsvsntsers ,.....
- - iset - 100 to ~ aeree; - n,
balance In eae ssd to yvsrs.
A., -
Ais. ssvevsl aese h.aA>-
~ IN rssssssA,e sssas. Issis r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
unworthy motives is apparent to every
discreet thinkse. Not hoyioa any psr.

unworthy motives is apparent to every
dscrset thinkss. aGse havisg cay psr-
ty principles, pssty measures or cardi-
nj doctrines, they can seek power on
Iy for the sake Of power and II. beps-
fits They resort to bribery, trickery,
aod disrePutshls coalitions y secure
success, and then bring disgrace upon
themselves aud their country.
The investigating Committee at
Washington have closed their lsbors,
.ndrePorted resolution excluding FIVE
Black Republicans ffvm the House OF
representative for corruption, and not
breath OF suspicion has been thrown
'pon Democrat. These five Repre-
.cntatives were among the most ram
paul Of freedom Stricken" 10 the late
election, and the example Of their par-
y collecting money in large sums fol
KANSAS, and then using the money "
buy up votes tor Fremont was too
much tor their virtue, and they CON-
mcnced the game OF cheating Uncle
sam, as the people had been cheated
ol the Black Republicans. The de-
moralizing influences OF the falsehoods,
frauds and corruption Of the Fremont
2arty, in the late contest, will blast
many fair character, and tempt many
men Of the party to do acts that will
ead them on to infamy. 1t debauched
the whole North, disgraced The Pulpit
by making II a coadutoT in the con.
tlict, and swePts. over the country u
ieadly immortality more terrible than
The Simoons OF Sahara. The country
rs slowly recovering from the debility
'tproduccd IN the body polite. While
senator Hale IN the Senate declares
his preference for substance instead
ofJorms, MS political associates III the
House make a practical application OF
his doctrine and steal the substance u
Uncle Sam fot heavy brides. In our
own city We bohold the effect Of Re.
publican influence. Once the party Of
The l'rohibitory Law, they denounced
It's opponents MS enemies and rnmmies.
Now the friends OF the dram shop, they
make a league with rumseiIers Tor the
ieieat oi the Democracy that they
may eat OF the spoiis. Republicaui.ln
ID unit synonymous with corruption.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

70 William Wood and Phabs l. weed hss vile and 10
all other persons interested " TIE lsnds which aIe
hereinafter de ctibed:
"HER8AS on The eosA day Of Sepsembss, A, u.
w loA, said Wli&an wood exscssed unto one
stephen Thompson among othevS, . certain proula.
sorry note for the sua AZ ~ tAeusa0d d0lisSs nav.
able On Tie Arss Day 81 January. 4. D. 1oD1 ed Tor
the pu pose efseeurinS the payment said note the
said v lillian y God Together vith Pb0be A. Woed hs
vile. executed certain oor gag. conveying for the
purp % Aforesaid ~ said The0pson. the follov ins
pare b q land, N ssid Deest County situate sovm
The south half Of section No. six. ~ the s-u.h-sass
quarter ofthe noh-eass quarter 81 ,aid section No
six 20 and the vess half d the ouarter -
section No. 0ve ~ Ill In iovnsnio No. nfy-n se
CO. north o. saags No avsis. east Of the ann
With sotd 0sssoase vas upon the oah oay q eep.
tembss, H. D. 1854. duly reco, ded 10 the e. orde,.
once Of aid Scott County. Ia book ~" Of Mort.
ssees, pase ely 20 10 vhi, + reference may had.
And vheras tts said note Aerein descs. b hxs b..
cemc due ami payable, and the sasd Wnl. am Wool
has faile 70 pay The same the said Sesphen Thomp-
ON claims 70 ios.ciose tie sail Mortgage, and for
this puY, ose Harv y Leonard E.Q., sheriff Z said
@ unity, will On Saturday the S6th dsy Of Nasch A.
D. 1887 u the Court House door In the city Of Dsv
import, and q the hour 81 two ocisck 10 the ser.
noon proceed 20 81. by public ~ for cash n the
Highest bidder therefor the said parcels Of land or 20
much thrrsH ssshan Be- necessary 10 pay and satis.
~ thu am unit due upon said Dote.
Davenport, February ~, 1857.
srRPHEN THOMPSON, MORTGAGE.
HARVEY LEONARD,
s-s21itd sheriff Of ,ad Coun,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

s'A~ sAsse ~ usb0Co0O0
We stated, day or two ago, the
'actS attending the election of United
States Senators in Indiana. Tho Chi
ago Trtbaae, unable 10 sustain an al
'clsation OF illegality in the election,
denies the facts. II admits that the
senate OF Indiana consists of fifty mem
Dcrs. but asserts that there were but
.wcnty-th,ce Senators who attended
hc JOINT convention. The Journal OF
he JOINT convention shows that there
we're twenty three Democratic Sena-
f"rs, two Fillmore Senators, and one
'cpnbllcan Senator; the names of
hcsc Senators are given, and the
'ames otthe persons for whom they
.oted are recorded. Twenty-sx Sen
'tors did vote; and twen,y-three Dem
'rrats voted for Fitch the two Fill
more men voted for Dunn. and the
Republican voted blank. In the
House, sixty members voted for Fitch.
The House consists OF one hundred
members.
The Joint vote stood Fitch 80,
NUun =, Blank l. Total vote cas-, 90.
The Legislature is composed ofSena-
ors, 90 Representatives. 100 total,
so. knenty-six II majority certain
y OF the aggregate: twenty-slx is ma
'ors'y OF the Senate, and sixty was a
81 II. House. ence, in the
'"nt CONVENTION there was majority
't each House present. and majority
of both Houses IN convention.
But il is said. that the Constitution
ofthe state 1T Indiana, declares that
two thirds feach House shall cons,i.
me a quorum 10 do business" That
max or may not bethe fact, but Il doc,
not change the aspect of the case in
n" least. The Constitution of Indi-
ara may require that two.thirds of
each branch Of the Legislature shall be
present Al each act oil legislation. but
I IN no way provides that two.
thirds NJ either body shall be necessary
'or a Joint session, to elect officers
The constitution OF Illinois requires
that two thirds ofeach branch shall be
4e'essary to 20 business bnt it WAS
rcver heard II until now that. in a
lont session, any more than a majority
oi each branch was necessary for the
Il ausaction fanny business in such ioin,
session.
lfany other principle be recognised.
then, IN the Illinois Legislature, at any
time. nile members OF the Senate. and
twenly-s'X Of the House, can prevent
The election of a United States Scna-
tor Thus. thirty-five members can
prevent, as long as they choose TO be
contn'nacious, the assembling of any
lo'ni convention. Hence. hereafter. il
this new light Republican" doctrine
be received, it will require two-thirds
oi each branch TO elect United States
Senator.--Chieooo Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
Dssstss<ss Directory.

0aahlne ard Exehsaes.
DoOLAN STUMP. Main n.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL 1 Co. .naln
Heoxsaos, Lawns .IaxxnoRr and si S.,s
CHCbB, BIO 1AkkOw CO.. Cor Main "a ste
'A'I"A"' '""A"0 AoLsAH.... above ?. y.
Land Agents.
! ALLEN CLARK........P. y. Buildiss. Brady n
SfCkOIL&, lSDRlL CO...............Aa Main q
lssusaaee Agencies.
q. ?. MITCRRLL........ door aLcys Post on,
y. D HOFFnAN..."......... Main street
~ 0eeas.
CkAnPToN SON Cor. ID. D-.dy SIS.
SUTTON 4 co ..........Cries's BLek, PRIV et
0RO WAIVER ...Asiu Of. near Cook 4 Sargent
WADswORTH I'd st; oppusifs I-Clairr HOUSE
u. y. S4JTu.. Corner "a and Draav
ADANSON 4 kAPP...........2S, q. above Psrry
" IWSLuB.. Ne ~. LeClsire
ClcehtnS.
-. DRAKE 4 CO.. Main, 0deers ri Si o..
Dsy Goods aDA oPeeePieo.
y. y. nEIDBNHElAE1...... Ind, near Brady u
Wosches = JswslPy.
HOUSED. ............... ....S LeC1s,rs Row
4. Y. bMLOE........ 8 l%Cisire Row
l. = J. NsLSON.. brady, shove a.
Dee&s Z oeasbsosPy.
~ oLA-0 = w. sssssss.sssNo t<sNIo1Ho Now.
I'LL ADA Near Post once
oooes Z CaDs.
L. =. AL9rON 80. 3dist. opp. LeCisire Houss.
vs1DEx 1 cIxHifoN............s,ec na '. .ss.r,
Aucsisa asA Csanissien.
y. ". n0keH. Second g., above Jerry
n1kn.............:sor Front 4 Brady
b.L. Ian .ex0 st., eaet ~ DyAdS
Whnaaeolo 0poceYs
1vAN& CHEW ..Cvr. "a Perry
nuKH SWIFT. BRADY st, ut. Front aad 0reoad |
OALz3kL = co.. ...Cor - Ferry |
=: ~. vuY ..2nd, near nra1y !
hYAN 4 heCABN.. ..............Dsrrcw's ~ |
0vu08osee.
z. Z. W18D.. No. 10 lAC1aift nov
0sss's Hnsnishlng 0ssAs.
4. Alo1ON 80. - Il. opp. LeCiaire uosss. |
vkSOSR CHAMPION. Second d, -ast Of Brady |
0Doso Z oAees.
nOO1b D1OWu..... BRADY be.. - - |
1seoeee Z Clsass.
AUhNsn............. - 4 scar Brady |
1ueee Z muo1eol 1osss00ones.
JOouru 4. C2AHDALL.......ks.0 lAC3alss ncw
iossvss Z Tlswase.
.IAM BAeIY,.. ..Cor. Frost = nalu Ne
s1ABTp 0lLlD33.. .Drady ~. Z = |
~ uswa Agricultural Dspes.
"VVADs' vBlLB ........eor Front 4 \ lslan1 |
LseaAss ~ 0a1dDesy 0osAwass.
oAiou1 Z o8AnD.. ..... sid q bss nseAy 4 Ferry
vuseesoss. 0asessssss 90 uDAs.saesy.
os0oll DnO9uRD
wAsssssls ~ aassn '
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

F DIET Nav VEN ON! ~
GAS OR NO GAS!
What . nan dses IL The thing.
IN 'rd'Y - make room fr = large .,eck of0ocds,
Liz tie spring, as shall from TO-DAY cRr our
stock 81
WINTER GOODS At COST!
We are determined to reduce ssocA - low a.
pses!bie. shat vsnsy start In ths eprisg with sb
ENTIRE VIEW. STOCK
Dosr deiAy. b.. come With par
. a - z
AZ the test bargains 10 urst. We vui sell you
gosAs uttie less than can b .bosshs
n this city.
VIZ mean whatever We say! /
French Nerinos and Cobut,
Plain aud 6xurcd DETAINED
Pine All WOOL French Deis's
The best In this ns:kst.
low rates.
French Ne .txos Oyburp
~. sad S'sss.a D. lNs..
Ded ed Crib D;sskess
0sck Rsnnee.
Plaid ne'd Cashmere
Square and Ions Shasls
Bfoehs Arid GeIt.' d.
Wool Hcods and CamfuY..
Which viii b. offered At cost sut led
Black and Fancy Dress aks..
A. less than they nov be torght Rsy - .hey
were bought before thu Lave xdvs6s
N the price Of Sikf.
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100000
Worth II City and Suburban
PROPERTY
FOR SALRON LONG TINE.
W HlLDREfn CO. VA pen a. OHirs IA
w With~rvaa's Ncct on B Any street. Dsvsr
por', 'os As sa- 81 k~s! tate. IN sad sdjseeas
tAs ,ny.
rs nasninces tseauiy lsssn ~
CPPIR DAVENPORT.
snbraeins Lots suasatis TT every ps pose. whether
eus.esa. i.-nss suAid.s spend merry 81 vites
fes cp ut residences, w b prrsen, 81 70. ss on
Terms unusually inviting.
PIoI's;y Ia he 10y and sA,sc~e, y Ne, or, tor
S&V 9DOSE -
EAST DAVENPORT,
~ Also es offered. s't"sssher pree-ntas ,hs ZOO.
abrasive and sxt~osiv Yls q Nee. = cate cs-y
pre- ent'e IN sale " the ts,scf Iowa.
Lnf> rapidly advancing IN vaiv~;
heusss, 70 iAs esaiYs Of Busincee, eonnoatsng
hish :. ats;
s:ss.. Hosa., NILS, r-.vss. s..sssso.s, ve.,y
Pr,Sess. - s1sr.
Every oOrjetu 81 Reel EelaSe,
. meet tAe VIEW - e,.I..o. "a s.arse q Aou.s 9,
erssn~0
Properly.
70 che ~ r-rty vi - presented hnt the, o.Ien,.
ng to the parties sblve asmed and u. tttic i,
sa<n vil ell b. Conveyed By their Aisna,ures
~ r. eere. - locality zee u,ssns's Msp
tvo ,sory stems arrBL and erORv. Psss r,v
-rps't; ss1dieg sAsso ~, lot 1.xifo: rents fer
0r'Ks MILL with ruE - b~,rs and new -
glue ~ in cysnAer. new b Je,s ~ inehes dian-tsr.
~ fs-t lcnS IN nIlete vunntng Older: espstis Il
Grladtns TOO bushels 10 ~ hours
nls6aat MILL III b-tvrsa ~ sAsvs sna DAVID
hn'rows' Mn Dsst Dsvsaposs . fa4t y ~, froat-
irG - the F.vsT.
vlprapN rOvs u var,ou. sa.e.. 1. Eat p.~ ..
po.a sesr the Mile end o. We b,a0b tine building
aed hssinsae lots.
BRICK Sf0hR and DWELLING, corner Of Roct
issnd md seroad rsss; ITO ~ sessod stress;
rsass fss emo.
BACK erOsR ssxs {, D,.Ay On eees,A ,ar,.x:
rrn,s for o70o.
THIRTY LOTS In Rssi Davenport, IN he north 81
6''cn. soa'h Of locust street.
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y BALkD e6oss viii - tAkea until h. 9Th dav Of
- march, - o'eloct ?. y. fer lainR 3 The Ievce
between Brsdy And Nam o,rst. sPsc,6ea,i lens can
- In my I ice. NLAMRA.u
SeU3SdS0oreSo CITY kngineer