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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

wv - OLAoooAN-Ss. S"sNAoOS $50.
n SHOW Cases such ~ Silver Plated, German
silver, MAho,apy. Walnut snd Cherry. constantly
on hand end made - order. Psst cnse sddress,
Boz 2ie6. may7d-3m SAG
QRE.aT CARPET HILL
Becher HOLSTER & wilkins,
Ne. 1875 Lake Sssses.
CHICAGO, LII.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In orier 70 maks room for on
Immense Stocks
And for the bettr convenisnce Of our customefs ~
have taken the ne store rec. nsly occuped By D. ,.
sive premises. Th4entranee - eur salss resas snA
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
rs LAKE sT11Br lsS
CARPETS.
larger assossnsnt than alI.osheu n tins csty esa-
binea.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
vELvE1S AND VIII Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 ~,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pine. euperdns and tapestry Inmsias Bsrline. Ven
ethan, limp and 1eit Carpess. Druggsss, Ac.
Oil Cloths.
M h bast Foreign end Domestic Manufacture, iron
o0s yard y twsnty-lour fsst wids
oM0tttags.
Always on hand . ls,eestock Of Canson Hattinss.
ALSO, superior Cocoa AAttingD, in a widths, saie.
able for 0Acss, Saloons d.
Mats and Rugs,
hsrsss vsr.sy. iron tsrss sAinhss % -.
CURTAIN GOODS,
10 this DEPARTMENT - shall devote laereassd sstso
sioa. Wehave now in store an ars daily rsoslvias
1saA DnSrst6ws3Csn Cl1ss1as.
SrsaA bvsedsaRss-in psssssss 81 by ysrs
1e0stessN 6ssdRs-witA brocstene basdsss.
Asss1(h1 0sAa tDaLo1nss,
Asn6ss@s DsasAhsevssA trinaiauto nsasA:
Lace Ctgst1t1ess
wAisA for Beauty a Hiniah - 0psalss y Dssien.
e.:ass - s'Dsssss-vssyas hsa y . 49, Usi
WINDOW SHADES.
asssssssl paanssd aadr.sA go sAaAs, wAss. %
oFsao ~ nus aslnaaAA
House fdrnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of svsry knA Feather BIDS ~ Paiows,
naakses. ouifts. Cotton shsssia0 NJ hl,Sv
OAseines.
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w. w. McCAMMON & CO.,
Dealers In Indig. nious and STANDARD
MkDlCINRs.
PERruNkRY,
OILS, PAINTS, &c
PArtt ular at. ntlon eiven to compromising Pr
scaipthn rs. None but the beet neres ie is will b.
used
No. ~ Brady st, just ., We Pot Ohi,e,
Iunettf Davenport, Iowa.
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DxLLE.1R DS.

Dstiasd Saloon, most elassnty lifted up, contain
~ three tables. Entrance on Main siret.
AayA1dtf JOHN ATRlue.
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uJAzlE'S Amandine, Just received by ExLres-
1fron the Manufacturer, for the curs and prove
ntoin " chsppssi hands &C. for sals hy
DIR FRANCIS JAcOnv, Apothecsry.
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CORPORATION.

An Ordinance
- provide for thu app. ment BY the City
Council Of an Assessor, Street Comn'ssion and
SEXTON.
That occthn Of rsd Ord nance be smsnd d BY
striking cut The word June aud insert inst Fad
IN -reof the word "Juiy"
PAssssi and approved June Bird, 1877
Attest, n. PACK. GEO SARGENT,
City Clerk. Mayor.
Sunel7d2t
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RAsek 0r NOrcsace,

BkOkBNC8, Nessash'
GEO. u SARGENT. Prest. }. y. PARaER, Cssh
v1VRE undersiGnsa propvi~tors ot tn NanA
i Y1ovcnce. NcbrasAs, ere ~ the vtc
fsioas OF It's Chartsr, individually rsI.'hsi' !
for ell Its issues ard viii redeem thu Notes 81
nnstitutsou sts counter IN the city u FLORENCE u
coin, and .nl ioithcir kanhtnx Mcusss, N H.
ern nxchang N spscae 81 same rates % 9th
currency.
COOK 4 sAR0RNf Davenport
COOK, "A R0kNT Z DOWHkY, Iowa CITY !"
OOOk, 0Ak6ENT CtkDk Port Dc~ = Mcst
COOK, AAk0BNT = PAAKnR, Norence. sbrs''
July 1th ldoadss
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UBIN'S Extracts for the handkerchief, war
J. rant-d genuine, constantly on hand and TT
sale BY
dit FRANCIS JACOaY, Apo,hecary.
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An Incident that will Survive the CrisI

"a
One of the great embarrassments of the
Eastern manufactures in obtaining bank
accommodations, in these times, is the con-
duct Of their employees in running to the
bank for specie for the very bills loaned by
the bank few hours before. In doing 50
they are contributing to break down their
own employees, and to throw themselves
out of work. Employees, instead of pur-
suing measures which injure the employer,
should do all'in their power to aid him in
these 'strying times.' The example set BY
the workman of Messrs. Chickering & Sons,
of Boston is very praiseworthy. a .G
These extensive piano-forte makers en-
ploy some three hundred mechanics and
many laborers, and as matter OF course,
their weekly disbursements are large. On
the last pay day, in consequence of the nom
arrival Of funds due Mt a distance, they
were obliged to expend the funds in hand
in the redemption of matured paper, and,
consequently, they had to forego the pleas
ure Of paving their hands their accustomed
weekly allowance. What did the men do
then? Did they ssstrike?" No! but, like
rational Boston mechanics, they met, con-
suited together; and passed resolutions ex-
pressing sympathy with and confidence in
their employers, and rendering to them =
loan of six or eight thousand dollars, tho
proceeds of their own savings. There is a
great deal of nobility in the conduct of the
men--so much of unselishncss and consid-
Grafton that one cannot but feel proud Of
our species. This incident will survive the
crisis. 2sf z.@ 55F EfE bEs5a E&FaEs- Ez&
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We publish on the outside of our paper
to-day, discourse delivered by HEBEa G.
KrxBALL, at Salt Lake, on the Both OF Au-
gust, in which, strong ground is taken
against the Government, and a determine
ton expressed to resist the troops to the
last extremity. Women and children are
called upon to arm themselves. The peo-
pie generally arc exhorted to lay up grain,
and otherwise prepare for the contest. Just
now, tho state of things in Utah is full Of
interest, and We shall look for intelligence
from that quarter, with great anxiety. The
Cincinnati Commercial says, that "the
news from the Plains and Utah, is rcmarka.
bly, suggestive. We are drifting into "
war with Mormondom, and there is pain
full probability that our Utah Expedition is
marching to its DOOM"
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The FiIlibusters.

l.@--.;f+.. g.. WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
=. Very little dependence nbe placed in the
stories which Walker and his agents insert
in the Southern press, Of heprogress Of his
6llibustering schemes. But the fact is not to
be ignored that the pressure has not reach
cd the South IN oil the severity Of its prog
trating effects. It has no doubt placed hoss
du combat those northern confederatcs upon
whom the piratical chief has hitherto relied
for the ways and means of his expeditions,
but the same cause which reduced his sup
plies, will facilitate rccruitments in his cause.
It may, therefore, yet be necessary for the
Government to put forth all its vigor to pre-
vent descent during the coming winter mp
on some neighboring friendly country. Ii
Walker finds transportation by sea unat-
will endcayor to turn his Texan leyies upon
Mexico, not only in the hope Of conquest,
but in order to defend himself for his shame
full defeat in Lower California.
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Sc nd . Cargo Here.

A corrcsp ondent of the Springfield (Nlass)
Republican, writing from Stockholm, Swe-
den, tells of kind of Swedish stove, which
he thinks of sending home. The same form
has been used ono hundred and fifty years,
without meterial change. The writer says,
that "only one FIRE a day is made in them,
and then only small quantity of birch wood
is used. One Of common size is capable of
heating room about 30 feet square, as
warm as you would desire it, even in this
cold climate. The amount Of wood burned
in each stove in their eight months of win
ter, is only one cord Swedish, which is a
little less than our cord" Think of that,
ono cord Of wood in eight months Of ,cis-
ter! Send them along-a whole cargo to
Western Iowa. They would meet with a
ready sale just now. .a ..a-
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iowa Citizen.

This paper, published at Dcs Moines, has
lately changed hands, W. II. farmer re-
firing from its editorial control, and JouS
TEEsDALE, of the Iowa City Republican, as
suming the proprietorship. We arc sorry
to part with our old friend farmer. Under
his control, the Citi-s,, had become one OF
the nblest and most influential weekly pa
pers in the State. It has ever hattled man
fally and earnestly for the principles and
policy Of the Republican party, and not
without degree Of success, as the late vote
in Polk county fully attests. While we part
with the retiring editor with regret, We are
pleased to know that the Citizen has fallen
into good hands. Mr.. TEksDALE is an en-
ergetic, nervous and forciblc writer, as We
have reason to know, from a perusal of the
daily Republican during the past six months.
No paper in the State labored more faith
fully for the success Of the Republican cause,
and We are heartily glad that he has become
identified with the interests Of the Capital
City, and that hereafter, the Citizen will BE-
the central Republican organ Of the State
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Plurality for Fremont 71SA ..~@ .tzs d
We publish our table of figures for the
last time, to-day. twill be seen that it is
nearly complete on the vote given for Gov
ernor. The most Of tho Counties have been
heard from officially, but as under the New
Constitution, the Legislature counts the vote,
the official result will not be known until
sometime in January next. The figures, As
reported semi officially, now foot up, about
$500 majority for LOWE. The Secretary
Of State, says that the Senate stands ~
heard from, 2 in doubt, not
heard from, and Democrats IL. The House
Al Republicans, and 81 Democrats. This
will give, at least, Republican majority,
on joint ballot Of Is. Enough for all prac-
teal purposes, ensuring beyond doubt the
election of a Republican United States Sena-
- q.
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Barnam Ou.ce More.

The Stamford {Ct.) Advocate, says, SIT
is certainly with pleasure that we announce
the probable fact that P. 7. BARNUx is again
son his legs;' that he is to-day richer man
than he was before his connection with the
jerome Clock Company. It is said that he
has bought all the claims against himself
for from FIVE to twenty cents on the
dollar, with the exception Of some SIS, 900,
held in and about Danbury, which, he will
probably have to pay in full. The whole of
the vast property assigned by him for the
benefit Of his creditors, has again passed in
to his hands, and he is, now re-furnishing
and re-ftting tIranistan' in good style, for
his future and permanent residence ~,
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CO A Letter is said to have been receiv-
ed at Washington, from Mr.. Dallas, our
Minister to Great Britain, stating tho load
ing men Of London were seriously contem-
plating IN abandonment of the India pos
sessions soon. It will be sometime before
such an occurrence. England is too per-
sistent and logged to relinquish India, ex-
cept at the termination Of bloody struggle
that will continue for years.
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Difference.

II We had five niggers at large in this Dis
trict, contrary to law, the President, old as
he is, would mount his horse, and, at the
head Of his marines, would sustain the Con-
stitution and the Union at oil hazards, and
at all costs. But rs, instead Of Eve niggers,
we only have i've banks atlarge, contrary to
law, the Administration contents itself with
expressing . little harmless disapprobation.
One runaway nigger would bring down upon
US the whole army of the United States.-
Five runaway banks hare brought down
nothing more terrible than windy editorials.
Wash. Rep.
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FRANK STREET.
-'"a fhANA STREET, ,s.. g.. -
'ssssr"'S = Gssssslssr 81 xsss, Cssssvs.es,
~3aB = Gsssrai Land .lSsss, : gzg..sy
CSU.SrXL DLUEks, xew1,
ABSTRACT OF TITLES
To Lands in POttasv attanie Co..
S@fT ? JS@ - ~ afEs8~ Et8 >
.EsEvE# 3fs AND TO- a. ..,... ..-,
LOTS lN COUNCIL b UFFs.

M Ehave just completed from the Records Of Deedsu
- rotawaoamie County, Iowa, abstract Of titles
70 an the lands in said County, west Of Range 40 and %
all the iots in Council Bluffs and in the princirle ~
ditions thereto; showing each granter and ryan,se IN
every deed made siee the entry the land in the and
omce the character Of the CONVEX znce the date q,
Ming the deed for record and book and page where
recorded stEsF E0-'s-'- $3.50 T~eS D'''
Nmk OF mcdnent TO ascertain whether the chain "a
title to any tract Of land, lot is complete: where
INK IS wanting IN the chain X is apparent Al r.f viz.
We nave been at great expense, and have spared no
pains, IN making this work source Of valuable nfo,
mation TO property boiders in this CITY and ci,nx =
Every deed the record has been carefully examined
and the contents thereof noted allow stated NE nJ
innumerabe errors in the descriptions Of lands and LOT.
In many instances the record show two or more
to the same tract; whilst. many others there i, Do
original owners. se= .-,-tssEg 40 .ss-.--' = =
An early attention 70 these matters in Of the u.most
Importance to the parties interested as the apse Of
time will soon place it beyond range Of possbilites
for all the parties to meet and the errors by mn
tual agreement. Hence, vexatous and expensive sn.
in ehancery will be the result and in many instances
property will fall into the hands OF who have ma
equitable title thereto
have, also, made arrangement with the Recorder
OF Deeds, to furnish Ms each morning with list Of
Deeds nled for record the previous day. s.... = !
We have procured from the Land once list Of liz
Lands entered in the County Of Range 49, showas
by whom entered, whether with cash, warrants Or
scrip the humber Of acres in each tract and the price
We shall keep list all Lands and foss ..,d for
TAX and Of judgments, Mortgage Deeds Of Truse md
be effected. ~
Charges Cor an Examination Of Title vii,
he Reasonable.
., r,,s's'"s SAD Dr~ssAsfsx Dos. .. Good
Council RIuffs Iowa ocf
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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORiL.
Yos NE RAID cuRs o.
CelAs, Coughs anA neav..-

ESSssss 50 Aeaneneea
BaiAriELp, Mss. 7ssA pse g.
Oh: J. 9. AVER: do NOT hs.a...
say, tho best remedy have evs, 49, = Z
Tor Coughs, Hcarsspssa, In1ssps. 49, ~
the concoulitsnt symptoms Of Coss> -
your CHERRY PECTORAL. its -,
s sss ~ zee , n my practice and my family.
eosssss superior virtsss fos The 1ssss.
ss7 81 IN 4ssiicns, i. j.
vssi. sSs sis.ss Is. -; I, p 80
- myself pain ny famiiy sysr sinss
you invsnteAis y, nd bsiieye Il 3. -
pusposs ever Pit eut WITH bod coia n No
Z ssss ssss f ss.., s.. 49,
CrssD, 0Aesr6sr Ce.~A-
.. sraisoriEID. ~. A9ssssss:
pks;TosxI i: n ,ss a. = VIA sAeirssiiy 49, q.
q wAssStay cessA C,oss, ass ss ias srs
children. We Of your fraternifv n ~ seas 4
es s ssal s1l and commend your nsaiess. s:s-
AMOS LEE, ESQ, Monterey' - ~" LIN, n.Ds
e. mad tedious Innaenss, which caas.sS saa.
suay s tss wsea sss many medicines wsao. ne T.
eynlan The r,t ~ % the advice Of our eis,'
throat ana lungs less than one hslf ths hasss - -
s ",s SeI. Your medicines are the &C., =
tsr and your reess San e,s and We esteem yo. DE-
s"s .. - RAsktsfe. ESD 1reseSs11.
WEST MANCHESTER Pa, Yeb. d -.
So. a apuI IHEhhY PICTORIAL 10 performins =.
ss eaIes IN THIS section. II has relieved sss
.v alarming symptoms Of Consumption. and i. ~
nn. y, man who has iabored under an aaeios ~ n.
iunss Ior the last forty years sas
HENRY L. PARKS, Merek.,,
A.. A RAMSEY, N. D., Albion. Hourot r.
writes, Sept. g. 1855 During nv practcs = -,
yean nave found nothing equal TO your CnvSSyy
Tor giving ease and relief 70 con- u,s.ei.a
1e.res.ss % curing such - are curable1
might add volumes Of evidence but the rosA -
it, est. q me virtues Of this remedy 10 fousd
C1sssnSsfes.
IIvoaoy no one remedy has ever been kpovn vhi.h
70 many and sueh dangerous eases as this son.
Px1TOr a can IsAsh bst even 70 those he CHxRRY
1AShVnAL AFFORDS relief and comfort. 6, - z
aAsTon HousE, New York CITY. March & issst
III AfEa, Lowell feel il . duty and 4 nIes.
ese " iniofm You what your CHERRY PRCrnn II =.
aoLs Ioi my wife. She had been I'VE month"; l.fo,s..
u,uo, tne dangerous symptoms Of Cous,,mDtisc e.
NO Aid We could procure gaye her much rsl;.e
-. eadhy failing, until DR.. StsUags q this m,
800. S lave come Tor advice, Recommended tyisiy
sI;I, sS. We bless his Kindness a. We d ron.
-, ~. me mas recovered fron that day. 81 = M,
yet ~ strong as she used to be- buf r. fre4 o., '
cough and calls herself wen. ~ - t' .1 as'
Yours, with gratitude and regard tg@.. 4[. 3
ORLANDO SHELBY Of sAe,bvv;,,.
.yTnsS 1mpnvy DO not despair till Won have sr;.s
Al Ehs CHERRY PICTORIAL. "a is rnsds - ~ =.
anS eueai CHEMISTS in the world and lie cure, an
Iounn US eespeak the high merits of its yrtne.
adetphfG Ledger ''' '''ue'.-TH''-
by Or. =. C. AVER, Chemist. Ioven. x,,.
soII u ~. ~ ~ respectable Druggists every who're
~ ''S y = y. AONN, Council Bluff Jas IsR 4
" ~, omahai BERNARD Co., st. Louis. and gen,.
- - W. n. onl.ca states n2S-9m
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&C. Price Of labor has taken fall as well
Is other things, under the pressure Of the
money market. Crews we're hired By sever
al steamers At Cincinnati, on the 18th ult.,
at SIS per month. Just half what the wages
we're 8 month ago.
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of the travelling public and 9th.
ers to the superior accommodations at the
above House The large four story addition is -,
now completed and thoroughly furnished with E34s.I
good new furniture, thus af0rding nfty-nine ERmIl
additional rooms for the accommodation Of w
guests The Table will always be supplied with the
very best that can be obtained market and every
thing about the House, will be arranged with view to
making guests c,nforabie and at home Thankful for
past favors so generously bestowed the undersigned
would assure the public, that by liberal prices and
careful attention to the wants Of to receive
continuance OF public patronage. JOHN JONES,
Council Bluffs, June 20-n6-6m Proprietsr
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Not1Ce.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN ASSIGN
~ AENT has been made to the subscriber By
eHAhlES TuEMLER, Of Council Bluffs, of all of bis
property both real and personal for the benefit Of his
Credtors and that have accepted said trust All per-
sons indebted TO said Tuemer by note book account
otherwse are required TO make immediate payment to
me- ana all persons having claims due or to become due
against said Tuemlcr requested notify me Of the
amount OF the same, without unnecessary delay.
Dated Council Bluffs, September 10TH 1857.
G. p KELLOGG, Assignee.
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1857. 1857.
ROBINSON HOUSE,
Council Bluns, Iowa.

-, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
|ss.1 the above well-known HOTEL. takes this OPP
portunity OF presenting its claims to the trav
u ~ cling community. He has secured the most
attentive and obighg HELP, and his TABLE will all
ways be furnished with the very best the market af
fords The most digeut attention will be given to in
may become guests No pains expense will be SPAR
ed to make this comfortable home for all who may
either permanently Temporarily extend their patron
age to il. A1B z4a# faT s@sA szsf sesf5# salaF
Charges moderate and gplaied 70 sait the times.
70 There is attached to this Hotel, a commodious,
wel-secured BRICK STABLE, with an attentive host
Ter at all times in waiting. JOSEPH WERLICH.
Council Bluffs October 24n26-u $40 ss.f f,gs
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FLOWS, 'PLO1
Just Received.

On CANS FRESH LARD. - LD& WESTERN
~ Reserve Cheese, which will bc sold cheap for
cxsh. u. 81 CONEOLLY& Co
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Post Notes In Dubuque. Isl
We last week alluded to the fact, that at
meeting of the business men Of Dubuque,
it was resolved to favor the issue Of large
amount of Post Notes, by one of the wealthy
corporations of that city. We have since
learned that the Company has agreed to is
sue such notes, in view of the emergency Of
the times, and the general wish Of the BUSH
ness community. The Express & Herald,
rabid hard money democratic organ, IA
vors the movement for the following sub
stantial reasons :g.l8 gnsss ,ai7s,4sl sitt !.
LIST. We favor the Post Notes, because we
know them to be better than the worthless
currency whichisnow the only circulation in
this region of country. ! sf8aa jgsiJ aef u,
n I'd. We favor the Post Notes, because they
are better secured than the issues of any
Bank in the U. States. a1 @.r.os a4e IN
Sd. We favor the Post Notes, because
Banks having driven all the specie out of
the country, and left US nothing but their
worthless paper, We are without circulating
medium, and are compelled to resort to this
expedient to save the business community
from ruin and thousands of people from
starvation. ana - a - atI
4th. We favor the issue of these Post
Notes because for the want of a circulating
medium hundreds and thousands of indi-
viduals have been thrown out of EMPLOY
ment, and they will suffer and become pau
Ilpefs. sea1 asa ~ aaala-i5a -.
5th. We favor the Post Notes, because
the Banker, agree to treat them in every re-
spect a. tho best bank paper, to take them
on deposit, on collection and for exchange.
+ 9th. We favor these Post Notes, because
merchants agree to sell their goods for
them, and whoever has them will be able to
buy whatever there is in this market offered
for sale. is rs 81 -aY
7th. We favor these Post Notes, because
all works of Improvement in the city which
are now nearly or quite in state of suspen-
sion, will be resumed and pushed with yieor,
and will furnish labor to thousands during
the coming Winter, who will otherwise be
without employment. @ s
rary necessity, and until the country shall
have overcome the money crisis which is
now fast driving the business community to
the wall. ssYklls s,sa
9th. We favor these Post Notes, because
without some relief, ruin and suffering must
triumph over honorable enterprise and hon.
est labor in our city, because there Is no
other measure within our reach that can
afford us that relief.
10th. Wefavor these Post Notes, because
those who charge Inconsistency are unable
to point out safe expedient to avert the
evils from which We feel certain the commu-
nifty must suffer.