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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
DEATH OF HON. w. l.. MARCY.

The Albany Argus says: "Gov. Marcy was
spending q few weeks at Ballston, previous to
his departure with his family for Europe. On
Friday he visited Albany, calling on Mr.. Corn
ing and other friends, and stopping at Troy,
to see his daughter Mrs. Marcy was visit.
ing some friends in the West, previous to her
departure: and other members Of his family
were absent with the like motive, and he was
Comparatively alone at the time of his dcccasc
lie was, however, in apparently excellent
health and buoyant spirits. 1t is only since
his death that we learn of his having been
conscious, of late, Of palpitation of the heart;
but the symptoms had not alarmed him, nor
occnsioncd uncasincss TO his friends
The Argus also contains the following letter,
dated Bals,on, July 4: Hon w. H. Marcy
died ut this place to-day about III o'clock D..
IN. lie had been enjoying excellent health
and spirits until last evening, when he felt
somewhat iatigncd This morning he com.
planned of a slight pain or stitch, as he term.
cd it, in his back. About IL o'clock q. m,
accompanied by one Of our citizens, he walked
TO the residence of Dr. H. Moore, which is
one quarter Of u mile from the hotel lie did
not complain Of serious ndispostion willie at
the doctors residence, and not finding the ply
stefan ~, ana beng asked u u carriage should
he ordered to take him TO the hotel, he rcfus.
ed TO take ono, and walked back
"On arriving nj the hotel he requested tie
office clerk to send the doctor TO his room: and
the doctor soon arriving, was sent mp to the
Governors room, but, on rappine, received no
answer. The doctor returned TO the hotel
Office and informing the clerk, aud it was sup.
posed that the Governor had gone TO visit
some friends in the house. The doctor, how.
ever, after waiting few minutes, again went
up TO his room, opened the door, and found
him lying on his couch, with q book OF his
breast, dead! II could not have been more
than twenty minutes from the time he was in
the hotel Office until he was 50 found by the
physician. lie died. probably, Of disease Of
the heart. Not a muscle was distorted, nor
any article Of apparel. or furniture in the room
disturbed. lie had pulled OF his boots and
put on his slippers"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18

MYSTERIOUS ENIJsrMESrs." Under this
caption, the Northern papers note the fact,
that European officer, apparently of Il very
superior military education, is now actively en-
gagged in different States Of the Union in enlist
ing officers for one unknown military purpose
Only officers Of artillery and engineers able to
direct .he construction Of Qualifications are
wanted. These cnlistmcntS are made with the
ostcnsblc design Of forming standing army
III Central America; and putting that country
in mn efficient state Of defense against any TT
turc attack Of flibustcrs. According to state.
incntS made in connection with these proceed
ings, the five Republics of Central America
are to he transformed into one monarchy. The
plan is TO be carried ont with the aid OF Il po.
'ilcal party in Mexico, and the landing Of II
military force is to be effected in one Of the
ports on the Mexican coast south Of Coatzoal,
cos The whole intrigue may be III connection
with the movement of Santa Anna though il
would appear that the Immediate destination
Of the officers TO be enlisted IL really Central
America, as it is known that the individual en-
gagged in cnisting them has lately made u tour
through the State Of Guatamcla.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
NOTICE.

IL ARL BAUMAN. bcgs to inform his friends and
n the public generally that he has this day dispos.
cd Of his stock of superior wines and liquors TO +.
Norckaucr.
All parties TO whom the said Bauman Is indebted
will please forward the accounts to Mr. Norckaucr,
and all parties indebted to Mr.. Baurnan, will please
pay their Indebtedness TO Mr. j. Norckauer who Is
hereby authorized TO make all settlements
Clinton, La, July ], 1857. KARL BAUMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
TIE KNOW NOTHING PLATFORM

Ill II Il NON NUIIilNh TIA ItDhM
The recently promulgated platform Of the
Know Nothing party Of the Union is n nmsy
affair, and contains within itself the elements
of It's own demolition. The first resolution is:
"An humble acknowledgement to the Su.
prcmc Being for his protecting care vonchsa-
fed to onr fathers in their successful ReyolH.
tonary Struggle, uni hHherto manilrSicd Ia as,
Mcr descendants, in Mc presrrratton Of Her lib
critics, The Independence, anil naion IF thesc sidies
If the proposition talieiscd, be true, then
the conclusion is logical and irresistible, that
the resolutions Which follow are Il tissue of fall.
lncics or the most unmcanng nonsense. II
protecting Heaven has preserved the lbcr
ties, the independence and Union of these
States" where, in the name Of common sense
and right reason, is the necessity for the sono-
rous gasconadc that follows? Again, if the
"Supremc Being has preserved and .pcrpctn
atcd to ms our CELEBRITIES" and independence, '
lie has chosen to do so through human instrl'
mentality. That nstrumcntaIity is beyond
question, the Democratic party which the
Know Nothngs dcnouncc, and against which
they have cmbattlcd their weak and scattered
forces. 1t is manifest, then, that they first
thank God for plentcous political blessings,
which lie has showercd upon the land through
the human agent, Democracy; and they do
propose, in proof Of their gratitude to IIcay-
en-, unccasng warfare upon its ministers of
good! Such gaseous nonsense and palpablc
humbug must only provoke the ridiculc and
contempt of an enlightened people
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
announcements.

nc,~Wc arc authorized to announced. II JONES,
as candidate for n seat In the State Legislature
subject to tue VIII VIII, Of majority of the voters Of the
nJ- We arc authorized to announce JOHN G.
WHITE, rs u candidate for reelection TO the Office
of RECORDER of the Parish of East Fclicana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

c. =. JARRETT. O. i. CRANE.
In JARRETT \ CRANE, -
West Side Of thc Public Square, Clinton, La.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to tho
w citizens III Fa.t FclciMa nni thr travelling
public generally that they have opened
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
in Clinton, and tha, they intend 10 Keep constantly
on hand IN extensive assortment Of Carriages and
Burges and large number Of buggy. carriage,
and riding horses ready 40 all times for hire and.
the conveyance Of travellers TO any point they may
desire on the most reasonable terms. Horses viii
be received and m. wv thc moal. day. week. Or
month. ana every attention ana care bestowed. A
liberal share Of public patronage requested. aug -
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18

\ FRESH SUPPLY.
IN ADDITION TO MY FORMER STOCK. | have
l. Just received,
Choice reboilcd Molasscs
Vinegar, +. W. W. and com
Soaps, Ger and Am.
Candies sperm and star
starch pepper. allspice, yeast powders
Table salt in boxes Ky mustard, soda biscuit
Brooms, buckets, and pals
Mess pork. bacon and lard tea
Powder, shot lead. and percussion caps
London porter: Wines, assorted kinds
Mackerc in barrels. half bblS and kits
Sugar, assorted Coffee: Rio. Havana. q Java
Flour. fine. snpcriine, aud choice extra
Sugar cured hams. extra: baggcl do
Tin ware. croekery. and stone ware
Nails, salt, backing and brushes
Liquors, assorted
All of which have been bought at advantageous
prices for Cash. and will be sold in the same way.
july III j. G. D'ARMOND.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
NOTICE..

DN virtue Of resolution Of the Board Of Trustees
ID of the Silliman Female Collegiate Institute, in
Clinton Louisiana. hereby give notice to the stock
holders thereof who have not paid up their full sub
scrpon for stock. that five dollars per share. is re-
quested 10 be paid 10 the Treasurer Of said Board,
within sixty days from this notice. aud five dollars u
share, every thirty days thereafter until the whole
amount is paid in.
BYTHEIL HAYNES, Secretary.
Clinton, La.. July 4, 1851.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
VO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Having
| been duly commissioned and qualified as Tqui-
dator Of the Clinton Port Hudson Rail Road Com.
pnny. the undersigned is now prepared TO settle with
the debtors and stockholders of said Company. ncitl-
On wishing TO push matters to extremity the I'M
fortunate. nor TO lay himself liable by criminal neg
lcct ol duty.
All persons indebted therefore. are invited In n
spirit Of nmy to call npon The subscriber at his Of.
ice. in tlc town Of Jackson, and make arrangements
on the subject.
july H. 1857. q. ". CATLETT, Liquidator.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

7 WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, the planta-
! ton which now reside. in this Parish. lately
occupied by PlcasantJ. Harbour, containing between
six and seven bundled acres Of Land. four hundred
acres cleared and in high state Of cultivation.
II is thought TO he one of the best places in the
Parish has on II good Sugar House, Gin House.
out houses. and comfortable dwelling.
Term.-modcratc
For further particulars apply to John Mcvea
Citation. or TO the undersigned. on the promises.
July Is THOMAS WOODSlDE.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA. 7th District Court.
PARISH OF TASr fE4tCiANA. No. 1853.
- the matter Of the Succession Of james 4. Rhca,
deceased
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN That :. Ormsly
~ lhca has applied 10 this Court for Letters Of Adj.
ADMINISTRATION upon The above. named succession. and
uncs. legal opposition be fled thereto III ten days
after the publication Of this notice letters will issue
10 him.
inly IS 1857 WNl. PATTERSON. Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18

THE STATE or LOUISIANA, 7th District Court,
I.nlSi " EAST rELlciANA. I No. l212. old series
IN the matter Of The succession Of r. Il VI. Rogillio.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that s. ". Brian.
~ Through his attorney. J. y. smith has this day
filed in ihs oic) hi- final account III the above sue.
ccssion. which will bc homoogacd in ten days from
the publication Of This notice, unless legal opposi-
ton DO made thereto.
july H. lSj1 J.. j. DELONY, Dep. Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18

BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, PENS, &c.
T YTlR cap, and note Paper, of all sizes, qualities
IL Blank Books, of all styles,
Steel, copper, and gold Pens, of every description
for sale by N. Lemon.
CIIEET MUSIC--A new supply of sheet music for
y the Piano and Guitar for sale by
march Is NlGD.lN S1RjiFS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
RUNAWAYS IN JAIL.

IN' y II " II = 7 N VINTII
COMMITTED TO THE PARISH JAIL. on the 9th
" of july two negro male slaves one calls him
self
RICHARD,
Is about forty years of age. dark complexion, with
and Is about five feet five or six inches in
height.
The other calls himself
HENRY.
Is about the same height and complexion of Richard
and ihirty-ivc or forty years Of age.
They say that they belong to Mr.. Octave Collom
who resides in the Parish Of ST. James and that they
have been ont about two weeks.
The owner Of said negroes is requested to come
forward. prove property pay charges and take them
away. or they will be dealt with according to law.
july H. 1857. JOS. WHITEHEAD, Jailor.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
SIEERiFWS SALE.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA. III District Court,
rAi.tst oF EAST fa1cnNA No. 2SiO.
Mary Spencer,


Arthur 4. Hart
DN VIRTUE of 4 writ Of Teri acias 10 mo direct
ID ed in the above entitled suit by the Honorable
Court aforc'ad. haze seized and viii offer for sale
at the door Of the Court House in said Parish oa the
FIRST SATURDAY IN AUGUST 1857,
at / o'clock. u. M all the right, tile interest and
claim Of the defendant Arthur y. Hart has in and TO
The Estate Of Mrs. Mary Radisl, deceased
ms universal lcgatcc, under the will Of said
deceased, which has been probatcd in suit
No. 1882, OF the It'll District Court Of said
Parish, which estate consists principally of
n certain Judgment rendered in or ABOUT the
ilth day of February, 1886, on the OPPOSE
ton Of Alfred Hazard, Executor OF Mary
Rngish deceased TO the account Of the nd
mnistraor Of Sarah a. Penny, deceased,
in suit No. l1!5, said court, entitled lccess-
ion Of Sarah A. Penny, deceased, said .judg
ment being for the sum Of fftcen Hundred
dollars with eight per cent interest thereon
from the 10th day Of March 1851.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash with the benefit Of appmisemcnt.
july IL, 1857 y. NJ. q. BROWN. Sheriff.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
TruStee's sale.

NukRAs Gu tn s0,h d.S u February \. n. isd
w Goodrich Hubbard An Asrsrrrt p,'th'd I. :,
VIZ. .1s 8. I'd Gn'y ASstin Cortin. rs TtLst,.
.,.u a,-S - rru-i .ns-yrt TO ,s:i nsis III 80
. S.ttc &c .ntv, Iowa -scs,ac ~ fv}ioss - alt :
" ruinber rae q, In FfseagAA. 3.rt NJ. ral.' -
t~sE.y sis lia, ra~r.AiI event. n t73 Esrl
sssi. s.-.pt.Is ont Q. b. .sm. rb9lt tar. .,.s
~ Ip., slso hs .u't ess' qnsrt,r 81 b. ~ - It
q aItrr - t.st .iyfs I'll :. 7nct.r -. G. - .-a
fovnshlp ant hsrsr st.ee. to- ~ { i
esii # the "a hsf lftaen III eat 9s. =
a~i - Ses. casrt,-. ~ r. 'cy num- Il t'fi-t 81
tSs, ard the bal, o. The ~ '.r FAST apart
d a cGnber 'yenfy-s ~ hlp -. =. 7sl
9Th -a.Qe @ v- ,c,ts.; o'b H.. Wit - ~
v.ysrr- var A4d. t5 tne- id,so.A IN n.t O., - d
nsr garst Nj sif., r.. the ru'ro g -
.synent u cevta.n psorlt -,ity o. Arrd ~ tv.t
thsrr r r'4re~ ~ said t.,c.:i +t.-a n ~
q Hrb' s.iy a II. ikSs. OF eieh b zoe ,nr ~
s,n sfiaur hSstr,t GaI sly do''--- = sb. Ie--
10 Perry srlsr ard dive year istr. -
And nnw ssd ~ hsvius bsaoIie d. NJ sL esat
tn ssli nuetsri hsvi.g fsn-i y re- IT. .sre, :
Aasl.H C3fti. rrA.tes r. sforssit. ~ n n Dy eve
y {, re We To -sh se-d ~ Tru~t. iwil on Sst-
srdsy : rrtL tsy u Nay =. y 1851 At ih- hour Of
= y'r'not i, % are-noor ~ sad dsf ~ he Cotfi
Houss y r. .,I. city Of psverpo:t, expo 80 Of
fr FOR sS'. ~ plbllr auction - TIE bights hhkcr
NJ cash tho parcel. o. land abuse d.srheI, or 70
na-h thcreof sha!l b. tuA. t-rt g sstsfy s8t
the ofssd note vim the interest th-reo-
tbe day oftsc ts.thes vi hrIp re sftsndiny ssid
ssh, cos's 81 THIS nc<ies sud rrss'e-'- fe-. riSn
the eoneie,kr = srch sls d-A vii b. given in a.
r>rAsrrr wi.h tho stipnst.cn 81 an i"ei x rt.+t
Ds.'1 tbs 18th d, " Aprn - .. 1851
AUSTIN COakIS, rru-t.s
wit 4
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Tr0Stee'S hale.

AIHEREAS % h~ mr.; a, M cil 4 y, issr.
w Hssm Arci-, ani I, ~ hr ii de.
W o Aust Ccte.n A. rru.ts trrtsu 4 et.t
Trus' csy ing sAiJ rtns'te IN lard ia 4 lntg
County le =, cesr b. d r. f.,tas, IL al IL
t-;GO e hur red n r. 81 the uetth 1t q'is-.
t.n nui1t.t CHI ~ H. wn>. !, L NJ e, ,tst
OF ,sll ~ : r'-s Asfais ~. " AZ Nirh
said MA sAsmsd by sab. M-,lleN. fyr ~
- ~ IN ps,fi.r - = rff n i
49,, - nus ~ = ertou sisn.i p. al.
~ 'sts -. Gr lay IL Mach 4. D. is3, mi
t.yab., TO ~ .;H tcafs be- td-s 2 Ari.. ~;
ssr th4rty--.4 n 5O-ia0 d. liars.
AND NON - Los. hs.irx bsssli. IN. psyst!r
snd thr SAL hiram N-i'., hsviax fsld 70 -, The
ssra-, Aurin Orb.n Trustee - A'ot.at.h ~ L,fs
ny give tins ..ti note that ~ v'f u, IN ~
Which :. =. ~ vr>;' q b. - ct. TIN - ~
Thar.dsy 1t. ith i-y Of Asy A II, Isl. stt' H. -
afSol - 81 the aft-voa On 81 sci, ''ay, he C' =
H. uoe 10 The civ 10 Day-rtpt, IpC srt CE-r
si,r cal. ~ inltc Aurtou IL ID" th. better 10
cash ths ysr - q lard sbevr ce-r bed, - much
tberssf ~ n, IL ,ufbs ri to .sta:r sri lsat Ne
sSsouut u said Loie With IRE Interest thep~i. h-
dsy Of sale, teyt The with the e-r -es ~ IN. Q /.
,s,d sac. cus.- - this n,ie- snt Il ist~s 49,.
u on ire compile "a ot such al = cd W ,<r.
u IN areoriAnc. with u s,pulsitna Il ssid .<d -
TY,st. Ds'sttte tssh d. 81 Az a A. j.. 1877.
ArS7IS CVhBIS Irr-ts-.
Anru n0dta.
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Rn0WS L PRETYM!N,
Forwarding aud Commission

PK1SS< sbE.sycgPS.
And wholesale ard h,s-sg ,eal.ss,p
ID Reg x O. - II 81
CU6BSSWAgE GROCERIES. BOOTS AN
SHOES, HATS. CARS CLOTHING
SALT. &c
hAVinG arrle teocl or storage, We shall Pay - :.
tco. sitcauoE 10 St'sv,as Starins aud Yorwar :.
Ing any Grcds censen' to ar cSrr.
Cash paid at aV fines f0s. Pro.
Ssssre.
From, s;is.t, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
davenport Steam FIGURING Mills.
II be t"pt in ccsstant operation AMI Fsrmera ar.
aiormsd hat We pay ~ al tylss in Cash the high
81 price fnf wheat. klcur a,wsys on hand
Oct. t1-dAvts. BURROWS PRETTYMAN
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IN peffUi running orf'r ~ GssktA's AIiis n,
= cnprt. Tan IL sem al any TINE, day : n,gh
" mas u Inch ci!inccr, ,. - strot ca. of. l.,
yHse0 ccndnhsn, Any Que n Nsnt ia Ne 1 I'm
0sne void d. WEI TO cell sou roi frrtl-, r.rfie
uiaS- Hpply to
uuDAlAdawtf CANNON rpyNcu
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Commissioner Of Deeds
Deal oines River Lane for sal,
AsasVlI IDEP.1Y1.WE.yr.

SssAsos"es 6sser kavfyanoa and Il q
orrrsvA Iowa, Apth ~ 800
- oDoorsisnei hereby siv.s noiicc, HAT tal,
Ou2cc y now op''n for thr sale of thee VAtssbs
ht. They will be sold on ious credit. .la ia IN. 4
sh means aud wishes Of parohssere
Abyfurther Information desired Ia relation In ,p,s
~ Will b. fufnish.d on application a. rat. ,,fl,.
Dan OF ctberwt~~ GRO \ pkRkl.s
coAyiedsfD Lani COMM cis.s
LAND De a ARrnss.
DEs MolEEs SAvga.xros G /
I'm TIE etxteeoth Cay OF June next, ia. n,cr \
~ the aAss u the lands of this Company siu a..
s1pcvcd hvn this piece to ro.t De huin,s.
these lands will b. sOid ,n long cr,4,.ts and I,
~ 10 suis Ne means aud wishes OF purchasers
1eO PhnnikS.
Land Cvianiiss icns
sVtuWvo VVe % Avn .xSs
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w. ". WEgFIE.V.ssEEuE

Frcsh srDgel'SES.
VI. Dsi2htl, Jr., Il 60.
eaSska % a ,>u Avn PERRY srpuTs.
wv ASBF'+i. i'sst PATRONAGE, we now ~ '
ID" .rti' At srse Oh .icC selection o.
Fresh Groceries,
AeaAns-N q aate', ,iarirsd, ,granrla,.- sut
tn Ietsea ts- L.sf+ a. ius,'H -
'ffff a. RIO tss., - y',v-s, ~os.tei AID sroli
A NlsFn.R-P,i - 4.
a. g 90 [. spic Fesfr, indigo, -iaToa
-'t,+,'. ~ -, ss!c.s iise, tar, ca
s.. -. y ATS not -euH r ,-s,.. Eng al ,Icai,,
% 3erc b. rbt, Rsih rros, uNtc,i~>. erushce r-sr
Ftf'y, ~. rcs-. sh'c'iai., harsf raiisl. whit
- q 10. ,9f.t.s 2. hsrrs, craBferi les, Dr,.
rh"si rcur c'-n N :. a.
CE<GssSclN Slon1..
Asupfrur artoi intul. Sud hsli NJ. sacks
trcrhAs! biscuits.
sseo,e- in Store. Jus; received fresh water, I'D
Hs1tursr.
FISH.
Ascser'i sslnnn, uar ush, ocdiish sud h,rrinS
N"ashD Ware.
So, -.vch 't eNl.',i" .aoi ~ .ss7vted.
hiNEFFS--''f knot, - erei rfices
a. DALLSIl. j. Ao
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CLOTHING.
II Card.

~ Card.
HAVING lid my entire s'ocx q ciothiny S.osls
i Xau1 Ga sini~i -, FurnisLug Gv,.i-, ~. 20
A.ssie. r. II. PARKS h CO., form ri, ~ Chez.
tsk- This oppo 'tuAiiy cf thanking ali who have
vored ne With their palrousge and soiPli Tor the
above arn tinuaNr 81 the sanr-
A.-s Park h Co., ar perfect sc,usint 4 all
he business and viii srarr no psns 10 pl.s.. all
who may favoI then IN their custom sy th- oii
stand opposite L. Clair. Row.
neh23-it9 HDw ARD ALDEN
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Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis r. r.
e q, - ~
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago aud Nt. LOuis.

@Abb&se9NS - - - CSe u>SIvehOe
-a.ns isaes chicago for n. Lows aTd inasvms-
dtote ps0Oss
Acco,;;odstcn Train, (sundsy's e1ceptsd) eS9An
Ixpr,ss Train, (ss,rrdny's excep:rd) if0rH
'rn.'.s iedee ~. LorisTbr Chicago anA irsevws--
caite psaces.
Accommodation Traia, isanday' 5 exseTted) 7GAAs
Express Train Saturdays excepted 8S0sn
Trains run directly thro;sf, without change Of
cars baggage. Trs.ns run ht"ash Joliet, Bloun-
irgton, So rnseeli, CarlinviIle and Alton.
wiIrains this road mAkN oirec. connections
II Joliet Gu: OG snd Michigan Csnusl Railroad At
jo'.e, making THE ie short quck9 and most re-
i&b.c route ae:seen 81 Louis ard New Yori, Boston
Phisicipils, aud the East.
With Illinois Central 4. 4 at bioOsaingtcn, for La
e.ns, Mendoza and Cairn.
Ia Crest Western al ii,,.os II springfield, Tor
decatur and Hal.ce.
WIZ sli the Railroads 1vr,ylnR from Gh.oAso
xi.h daily line Of Packets AZ II Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets i,s Ill pl.~ss III. ntioned above can
b.: pTooa,.i e. al Ire principal q; tet ccsa IN The
uni.el slates, anc ~ the aMees
u D., IJu.: II Chicago
Foot o. " ssa,i1sou Az u Dosrocrn street, spfo
enos, % Isves. 1itc fremont House.
sT0a'4 {? MORGAN, ia, Err..
biooaainy.On, 800. i. Nj. .eoLDdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

YWIo hosrs, baing III. largest, n.a,t c,nycn,r,,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
EMPORIUM CLOTHING STORE.
sAMUFL. PERRY,s
MERCHANT TAILORING
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~ east side OF Brady e., cppo.i,. TIE new Poe, o.
~ Gee, FILL HAS THE LEAD ir the superior
Qua'thy Of work and ois and the Low price thereof
Ikeep constanuy On hand good supply Of Clc,hs
Cashmere, and Sestags OF fashionable s,yi-s sad
ce,ors
And having employed Mr. o. &. kNApp, rIssr
0IAss CCTna, - foreman, Who Is e9uailei By any
IN both FITTING rH5 rfsaOv AHp ne vssirry
sAs'SS and SAscT c: pTornscous sisss g: ya.rons
'eei assured that oil vto favor E1e w.t.. heir a.,s N
VII be WELL yLEAssp WITH wcsK AID GoaDs
also keep large Assortment; Of 6rst-rate
RFADH.MA DE- CGOFlllNC.
sAsurAercssp ny srsrIv, and offered s; low s-ure
Also = good assortment Of Gents fURSIaifISG
G0Ops, 81 fashionable styles. Also, HATE, CAPS.
TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, o.c. Please rive me
sAu, and examine ny s,oos before parchaSns e,e.
Whssc.
scttes' 8. FERRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
THE CHlC.aGO CITY.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room Ne. !, Mas siC TeQple.
Dearborn ST., IN ((.lGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
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tir Il''et fSsofaht 1t,.. Ito esisbll tuartll has
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Tia rta'iiity, soaaJies ad n.AIncy tank ~ .pe
% ~ .rri irsulna ia;ss.t.. ths country. To
'n"-e dss.r"us 81 ? vesin. Themselves o. Iust los
u DAMAGE by Fire o. pcrs u shs ses they beg leave
KAPERENChs:
Ston" 4 wit, Cleveland. o
Whltarns q Anrrs, Chcago,
g Morton b H-n.h.-
g Stone 4 Il soEnc-.
$ Dur an Pre-. Racine Miss. BsiireAA.
On { Nerthrup tssh'r kac c. BaLh
WIN LYME. r.; Nivsuk.e
J. Il. tonroe, Ksq Rsc,n-.
II nry farnarn, rrs-t Chicago ARI. Railroad.
A Ghtest Cash. com Bank ,:t,sso.
sm = khoi"s, EsG Cleveland y.
HIN. John q bF' In. T--as'- Z! STATE Columbus.
ls'- Campbell t,q., Hpi4ssr Il H.
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Mcseis VA. Nu=th, Wells 4 Aycstnorr Chicsep.
M's@ts !. II Bach h Co.. Chicago Bark
Non. Win Mrdil. Governor @, OHIO
A"-sf, q. " Siz.r Co. Chicago.
.. IE'a' 3anth s. prAu, Dixon.I IL.
VIZ. Banohari FsQ., Norris, III
lion Wr. Tu,Itt sd, ~ state G,.un.bus,u
ae-a's u I, o. {. Co,k h Co., Rockford N.
q II. yL-oler. q S,n, Aurora.
SranIaf @ %. fsq buffalo, n r.
Wan q. Fnud,, Esq, Springfield,
IN " hifits, JUdze JupI erns Court, MAt..d.,d
ohio.
ecu ]. curu Springfield, IL.
Ithsrd :vers. Et.. ~ Ioris. No
FIELD,
- Agent al Davenport ssd Rick Island.
OFFICE Davenport. at the STATE prMoonAS
on'ff psf ofsee Bsidnc. Brady STREET
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