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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
To the AFFLICTED.
A Safe 4 Sure Cure for the Gravel.

IT HAvB In my possession . Recipe which ] viii
j warrant TO especially cure the GRAVEL even in
its worst stages; The medicines Jurely vegetable
Even within the veach Of any and every one with
o1t tsoahls and expsnes, after obtaining the Recipe
Tires dollars enelnsed 70 ny address win ensure =
any the sSOre Recipe By r~turn Of mall to4ethey
with fall and coDpiete directions for usi~R.
Address DOC7. @. O. 6TETSON,
Boz - Post once,
Devenport,
Iowa.
ocodu l0asette Copy1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07


HDAUND CAMPBELL, Pres. HENRY BANDIT Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
S.M GILBERT, General Agent aud Surveyor.
This Company was organized on the 9th day Of
II, rich, A. D. 1854, under Special Charter from the
the NEST favorable auspices. Its esXblil hment has
been upon firm aud reliable basis, and in view Of
Its stability, soundness and permanency ranks as one
Of the first Insurance Companies in the country To
those DESTROYS OF protecting themselves against loss
damage BY Fire pers Of the sea, they beg leave
TO offer the following
REFERENCES:
Nessrs. Stone & Witt. Cleveland. O
Williams h Auery, Chicago.
Norton Brother,
Stone 4 Boomer,
A. $. Durand, Pres Racine L Miss. Railroad:
Gen. q, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co. Bank.
VIM. P. Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
]. q. Conroe, Ksq, Racine.
Henry Fsrnam, Pres't Chicago B. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. CASH Com. Bank. Chicago:
Dam P. Rhodes, ESQ, Cleveland. O. .
Hon. John g. Dreslin, Treas'r Of State, Columbus.
Thos. CampbeIl, ESQ, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. r. Chamberiin, st. Louis, No.
Aessrs. Wordsworth, Wells 4 Scycsmore, Chicogo.
Nessrs. I. II. Burch + Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon. VIM. Aedill, Governor OF Ohio
Aessrs. g. ". Siser + Co., Chicago,
Judd, Smith l. Pratt, Dixon, IN.
VIM. Blanchard, ESQ, Norris, III.
Hon. VIM, Irevitt, aec'y OF Stets. 0olumbus;0.
h. Wheeler, Z Son, Aurora.
Neamiah c. V, Esq. Bunalo, n. 7.
Vim. ,. Fundy, ESQ.,, Springfield,
Hon. T. ". Bsrlty, Judge Juprsms Court, Aans1ad;
Ohio.
Gen. I. Cum, Springfield, H.
Richard Ivers, Dsq., 81. Louis, No.
H. FIELD,
Agent 1t Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, ct tho STATE DEAOopAs
Once. Post Once Building. BRADY aersst.
July Ct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

COUTH half Of Section II, r. Is, n r., $40 acres.
~ This tract only miles s. W. Of waIcOtt, the
iirst station on thu railroad, West Of Davenport.
A variety Of 20 and 50 acre tracts. some near The
railroad. For sale by
COOK 4 aAR0RNY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

kOssss0s-v, AaNSltss1 ~ss1
Iron Furnishing Works.
DHIIIpP 1ADD, nanuActussr Of Rieh Dpuose
i Gut, HtGhly Ognamented and PIatn IRON yUR
NITUR1, Iron Railing and Castinss, Of svssy d.
eripsi0n. One and wsre-houss, u 0resne Gessse,
bstwsen Grad end Droons, Nov York.
oepk1d9m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
TINE U.VIO.V B.aKERY

1nLAA0EO AND IMPROVED.
BREAD, CAKEA CRACEERS AHD PIES :
HAVING entirely ve.Atted my veil-known Bakery
II estab,ishment, on sd street, sbsve Brady and
prepared 70 furnish the bet quality q fanEy bread
white and brown. In quantitiss 10 SUIT custcmers.
have also commenced The csackss businas, sn1 keep
oeostaAt supply, ~ Wholesale Or retain, q svesy
kiu1 q 0aceees use6 b tAlo maskoe.
AD1D0uR, Unton 1ahesy,
0D1lA0 - stgoo1, 3 fev looss aooNo DRo6y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
BANK RE.MOVAk.

TINE undcrsign have remove ed to the new bufd.
i Ing In AcAanus 4 6hepard's Block, on SECOND
street, where they will remain during the erection Of
their Bank Building ready 10 attend TO business
as usual
maFck2dtf COOK k0AR0RNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
IL A RE CHANCE,

E0 BUILDIEG lots in the city OF Davenport, ia
w vOrable located, will be sold by the under.
signed on credit Of from one TO i've years, 70 any
person who will build this season.
COOK d SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

8. OF N. ". y and NJ W. y OF 8. ", 4 Sec. 7,
T. II, r. IL, also adjoining this tract in Auscatins
county. = = Of \. and =. y of 8 Y. Src.
H. T. ~ X. H., $50 aces, 20 under impsoye-
msnt, house orchard, &C, three nerer A3sNa
Vrings, and as many known coal mines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Lots and . block %, eo9nAn4tne - Nv
Of TIE HisstasiuDl river, 1eek Ialaa1, nj AsGsoa
Railroad Dsidge, &c. - - Z. N sss5rg
1o1 tsSus &e. apqoy =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Lands IN Muscatine Comfy.

Also various 20 and 50 aero tracts In Scott cosnty
we'll situated. Apply to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

n Il o.
v. OF 8. ". Dec. -, T. n, R.1W. .
N. ofN. =. \ and 8. W. ~ n. \. 4 -.
7. o. 4. w., 100 acres.
=. Not N. Z. Sec. ., +. -, r. Nv 80 acrss.
N. , Of 8. ". X ard N. ", 4 Of g. =, Ia &C.
-, +. -. Il. w., 50 acres.
North East - Dec. -, +. 50. =. ", lo0 acres.
=. ofM.W. - and 2. \ Of 3. ~. - -. g,
7. 50. h. ", leo acres. wv
sale On very reasonable term. by D fa4ssa
COOK = eARORu9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Lands in Cedar County

North North ':' Sc s. 5, I'm. Rl.w. 80 .ers.
40 seres In North Of %, broken In the yss
1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

N ACRES timber land. two miles from ~ ~
~ Of DaveppOrt, near Bloc 0rass road. Ses So
by COOK 4 0An0103sa
July25dtf Ml#l eT71 me
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

West half Of lot In block e, Seooad stsss1 -
tween n0ck Island and Iowa stsssts, noetA 90 -
joining yarmerso House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent / Parker,
Florence, >. -. .Nebrusla.
WILL attend promptly to al; business connected
w with Land Agency, either In Nebraska. or
Western Iowa.
L.1ND VARIANTS Bought,
Sold and Located.
Business for them can be left with any Of the un-
dersigned.
COOK SARGENT. Davenport Iowa
COOK, SARGENT DOWEEY Iowa City, DO
COOK, SAKG kNT COOK, DesAoines, do
moh21dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
ID q 1 OTIS.

Ok ACRES Of choice land, one half mile from oity
81 limits, for sale ut very low rates for cash.
COOK h SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

vlOletS down In the meadow, that Sally
always liked. Couldn't she spend time
to walk down there across lots and
get some! Sally thought the onions
could not be left. Truth to tell, her
heart was in her mouth. She had been
playing with edge-tools /; but just then
she smelt Whit of smoke from Long
Snaps pipe, and the resolve of last
night came back her face relented,
and George, seeing it, used his utmost
persuasiveness SO the result was, that
Sally washed her hands at the we'll,
and away they went, IN the. most Sc
rene silence, over fences, grass-lots, and
bitches, through bits Of woodland, and
fields of winter-green, till they reached
the edge Of the great meadow, and sat
down on log to rest. 1t was rather
a good place for that purpose. An old
pine had fallen at the feet of a maiest-
ic cluster Of its bretheren, SO close that
the broad column of one made a ma
tural back to part of the seat. The
ground was warm, dry sand, strown
with the fine dead leaves Of past sea-
sons, brown and aromatic. A light
south wind woke the voices of every
bough above, and the melancholy sus-
urrus rose and fell in delicate cadences;
while beyond the green meadow, West
bury River, good-sized brook, bab-
bled and danced Is if there were mo
pine-tree laments in the world.
/ believe the air, and the odor, aud
the crying wind drove the violets quite
out of both the two heads that dropped
silently over that pine log. If Sally
bad been nervous y poetical, ahe would
~ T. C0NtiNwe1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Lands IN Scott County.

VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING rURPoenl
GOUTH fractional hslf OF Section ~, r ~, X.
- 325 76-iW acres, erly IS minutes walk from
the Railroad Station At Dnrsnt. and lying on the
North and East sides Of the County Road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

A Good Chance for Investment ~
IN ACRES 6rst quality land, one mile from the
IOV city linits, suitable 10 divide into acre
lots. Terms one nth cash, balance In five years.
A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

North half Of lots . and 10, in blesk q, bsngW
fees o. 1ock lsland street and - ~ - 111s1
street. 7n s71s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
ANorneR NEW srAsR.

The bill passed BY Congress for the al,
mission Of q por,ion Of the Territory Of Min.
nssOta a. State has been signed By che
President The new State will be larger in
territory than the State Of New York. II
IL understood 10 contain nearly two hundred
thousand Inhabitants, who are 10 vote Ter
members Of a Convention on the frst Mon
day in June The delegates chosen are to
assemble on the second Monday In Jsly 70
form a Constitution and State government.
The new State will be entitled to two sena-
tors aud tuo Representatives in Congress,
vhe win ne dsab, Be 10 washisgtos al the
opening Of The next session Of Congress.
Minnesota 10 Sling up rapidly With pop
Hlatioa- Lands located al the COVER ament
price, (Oss dollar and = quarter,) las, sum.
.sr, are now esiinsssd q. frsm Eve 10 eight
dollars per ssrs. TIE late grant oflsnds by
Cssgrsss, for railroad purposes, limits the
scope for private estries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
.EvossrIsa ocraAce.


TIE asshsri,iss Of Bossan hAvs recsssiy
been ssgssed ID BE investigated 81 au oss-
rsxs, rssaliisg n che death Of . poor bss
sstim.bls girl, which sIsssds, in revolving
barbsri,y, any thing that has me, onr mo-
tics The investigates closed 90 wsdues-
day evening, and We caupo, more briefly
state the fact than By giving the verde, Of
ths Coronsr's jsry:
Taut sh< s<eessrd esme 70 her desih al he Mas
sashuseus General Hospital, In ihis eiiy, Zebra
arg io.h 1897, al ~ O'Clock, r. 81, iton fracture
Of Mo spias Aad -oihsr isjaGs<s received On the
sisAi Of January islh, 1881. by iASexiag hsfssh
sslisa the Herald Bsiidsag.s Ia wiitisns Coor,.
in this city. che hsvsns eees iupsstec tn ,hs act
lhresgA fis "a rsssss ~ fss viestSss sf her PR
con and ssssshs made % kev 10y By lame,
wAi,s, James Holland, Reben Sullivan ssd SAM
Toe feels IN The ease ~ iestl6sd 10 By spusr-
Gus viincsses. ere hat the eecrssed vss q viffa.
oss sed rrpscisbls doressie; thst abe. 90 the ish
Of JasaaIy Last. isli her residence In Leverea
sect 10 visit OF her friends hal on returu-
ias honswasd, dedos The nos, severe storm of
The season. ice iost her way. asd wandering about,
passed Into Stats street, whore she uss met By
James Hoilsna. Robs ssihvss, sad J, mrs w hiss
q sho@ she ineeited iae ~sy 70 LsvsI.ti street !
that insiead OF giving her the proper eirseiions.
they forcibiy took her 10 Wiiiisns cosn nom
which they forcibly esuied her up some steps. On
10 . room IN The baiiitng occspIed By the work
Ees si lbs Rrrsid rsics ikai lksE sEd thSss, tks
said Holland, ssllivsn aud white ssssu..ss .aid
-Ehen Desmond. By throwing her upon The door
and violaiing her Psrsea that SsmaelA Good
rieh, Who had charge OF The lower pan Of aid
buiIdihg, was then called 10 her sid and tSli her
he wonh eoaduei her oui Of the buiidiAg, Instead
u dvisg whieh he took her With the assisisnee II
the Aforesaid Holland and Sullivan 10 stairs into
room on the fourth story, the door Of which had
previously been locked bat on this occasion uas
iofeed opee; thai, having sssia violated her PR
son IN this room, and having kept Der there lor
three. quarters OF an hour, they went oct sAuuing
The door, and locked her On that a. o'clock, on
the morning Of the t9'h OF January last said Ellen
Detmond, hoping 10 escape from confinement and
further violsrer. threw heFssn from window OF
the room Aforesaid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
coxeaHss SINGS Qua a.AsT.

On WsSsesday the 25sk q Fsbrsasy the
Senate passed the bill to auihorizs the nso-
pie Of Minnesota 10 foru csasIissiiss and
State govas.est having stricken cut the
clause excluding aliens from vote In the
choice Of nenbsrs Of the Cosvention. The
bill was passed a. u came from ibs House
By = vsisaf 81 10 20. The bill to aid the
Submarine telegraph vas aiso passed, xith
the House amsndneut which authorizes The
Withdrawal Of support sfser ten years, upos
enc years netiec.
The He,se occupied the entire day on The
sbsys. OF corruption .gsia.i Mr. Gilbes,, .
member from New York.
On 7ASrsdsy, the Senate eed bill
to aid telegraph lire from Washington to
Sas Francisco, By vote Of 90 10 Is. The
Tariff bill from the House vas also eonsia-
cred, and 90 amended substitute Of Mr.
Huaier zas adopted. The two Houses hsv-
isg nnce disagreed, the suhjees Is before .
committee Of oonfcrereo.
The uouse passed ave Of the principal
spproPris,ioa bills. and disag reed to soune
Of the Sspats's amendments 70 the Indian
appropriation bill
On Friday, the Senate passed the Post
ofhes apr opria,ion bill, with various n
mend ments, to some Of which the House
disagreed, and . conference was appointed
The House was engaged al DAY on the
corruption eases. Mr.. Gilbert Of New
York, having made bis defeuce, aud pro-
testing against the eossse pursued, resigned
his seat The resolutions relating TO him
we're then laid on the table. Mr. Mattesoo,
Of New York, also presented n defence, and
resigned his place, bat the House passed
the two resolutions duplicating him, and
laid on the table the resolution for his ex.
Pslsioo. He is member elect Of the neg.
Congress. The resolutions against Mr..
Wsleh, cfCoopeesieat, wers Substituted By
one offered By Mr.. Smith, Of yirgiaia, de.
elaripg that there was not sufficient evidence
to Justify farther proceedings
On Saisr6sy the Senate aud House we're
both engaged on the appropriation bills, some
Of which we're referred 10 committees Of CON.
ference. The House considered the resoIa.
lions agaiDsI sIr. RdsArds, Of New York,
Who made bis defence, and resigned bis scat.
The resolutions were then laid on the table.
The House sxPsllsd Msssrs. SinOpton and
TriPlss, as reporters for the press
On Mssday the appropriations bills we're
the principal subjects Of consideration, and
several Of them we're passed BY both Houses.
The House passed Bill to dspOsils the sur.
plus revenue in the Treasury with the sew
eral States, By vote Of I 1910 -. Il il nos
expected, however, that the Senate will con-
eur. When the Army bill vas under con-
sideraiiOu in the sssate, Mr., wELLER pro-
posed TO add anausodnent providing for the
retirement Of army olioeFs Who have become
incapable Of active service, but the sabjest
was deemed too important for hasty sonsid.
Grafton and was Fejsoted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
LAND sALes.

| The sales Of lands In January By the Illinois
4 Cenirai Company anouated 20 S3fS U.s. The
construction SO 20 for ftee lsnd. ssd $40 a 10.
| interest lands. The aggregate sales slnee Ibe
1 lanos we're PIT IN market have beea sS3677 acres.
ior sli osaso7 20-issViDg To6 3a3 acres "a.
sold. esiinsIed 10 be worth eaS 900 eco.
Gan any man Of common sense 10 Viz
giDia read the above paragraph aud not con-
denE ihs suicidal Polioy Of the democratic
party 10 this State a. regards The distribu.
tiOs Of Public Laads1
What right has Illinois more than vir.
ginis 10 public Territory, she sales Of which
amount TO upwards Of tAiTfy six MIlioas 81
&OLiarS! We defy the mos. astu.s and abIs
leader Of Democracy 70 prove wherein Hi.
sOis should have such enormous appropria-
tioBs Of public lands TO The exclusion and
dsshnsnt Of Virginia. Mr. Gsrne.t-nov
IN Congress in the last Legislatafs opposed
rssOlutiOs oaOrod 10 tAss BODY BY a MON.
Der Of the American party, that Virginia
receive her share Of the PabiIe Lsnds--upou
The ground that it would "6e 1<BayEars
Jro's ~ Potiey, ftai has naGs ViLRiaia
sehst st> is But, We ask, What has Viz.
gina nAds hoTselft The answer is q. hand
she has made herself the lauSbiog stock
Of Der sister States especially The North.
Usstsrn-she has else made herSelfa fourth
raIs power in the eoafedersey -sbo bas aIso
ground down hsr oppressed poor Nth ssor.
nous tsxaiiOa Ind for WHAT Yer no 9th.
sr reason under tie Sua thau 70 give power
and position 70 lev virs-workibg dvna,
gogssa
Mr. Gsrbett's dselaration, thas Vsrsiaia
Us What sbo isF--beeaase she has pursued
shs policy charged upOs Der, vas Sasssisns
rsasos ssr killing The FssOIstisa - snse.--
The poor dsludsd ignorsauses Fl he 1--we,
slasses, gulp dosn tbsis ihroa,S ubslsvsr
their leaders say ssd sever step 10 esquire.
ere these ihiags sol
The political empires, By their assssisu,
assertions sna Iosd professions Of love r.,
tho Hdoar people" ss.srs 10 themselves ,bs
aloaVss sad ssbssv ssa then grind tbsiy az.
IN, tools 70 ne sssth ~ taxing tIsm 70 az
vsrT lass osus u property of ever kisd al
descriptions ihsy ovn
What bss bsss thseauss II ths dspr..i..
iioa q Fiseinis, State Stock Win sov
deuesrs' dare charge, thai q sgI.ss ffon
Whis policy ssd asasaFos1 Ifso ist them
prove susa % Be ihs ease iron he rssosds
We dare thea 70 isi Aysl vs defy ,ssm =
Aay at,smpi - sbssge tho prasst sys
tom q Legislation ssd STATE policy. q. .aro.
Gated b lho democracy, 81 oaes srsi.ss sna
sf0usss tbe fears u tie leaders Fl sbs, p.s.
y ssd ibsy tslods their issorsss psstlssss
By she sFy % che sasosstituiisn.iisF 81 A..
proposed ehspgs
Il i''ss "silk-sloyo gsaifya elst rsrsl /,
Ne issess " oGee, sud - harasal.v a..
poorer siassss via asisss, iaiguiisa. Ten.
nee, kssp themselves 10 pswsr SD st.i,
"tssf people" IL lsaains siriae,, = us,t
ibsw - tts5 plesss
We hoPs tie Deg = asi fss dis,ss, vh.s
iba psspis Yrspsr 81 Visriais, vii ss a.,
sgros, sad sfs Is bs zee lsis, s-atsssa,.s
% Ne sAllias gsts - asmsearssa. 49,
s.--e ..s 4ass - s.sss s..ss 80 - -
sss sAsald y, i Sc san u ths sosfsssrs.y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
III DsMocRAeY noYIan.


Il win b Asss b. IsfsFsDss 70 Anosbsr
solaps, that the Dspsorssy 20 Ihis distrios
are % The move, and are marshaIlinz sheir
forces Tor ths Msy Risssions We are in.
debssd 70 friend fos sketch Of tie pre-.
essdisgs ~ the msssibg laid ct Jefferson
Hail, % Friday Last IL gin be found %
oossass spicJ aud amusing sesouns Of The
hsF@osieus ds@oessey-hsadsd aad con.
@asdsd b. tara eOat Whiga
htAers u 81 sss hat deserves che ooo-
ds@aasiOs sfhooofAblsssd bigAtsBsd sea,
i IL ths, Of describes d party when suffer.
iag from ssBporsFy defeat
Tbs nsn-no mattss o. What paTty--ubo
deserts hia Pafty's sissdard a. q srl,is.I
asussut, is 10 b Iaistsustsa, is 70 b. watch.
eds 70 b suspected Of ushsly aspirasiops
after ihs9posi' sad tisi fiac., 10 ihs rif.
Of cue party 70 which he dsssrts
We hops She pure, ubadultsralsd as1os.
Faey q Joasrsoh sill keep ths tara ss.l. =
Do ihs iirty work q ths party aaks tbsn
The eats 80 - slsvsls - tbs high pisces.
,boss 81 ne party vbo lave always been
de@osfsis ffgoa nssi ksvs lsa dsss. laks
tse~ from she Faats e ia cid sslSsrs.
$50 set fses the ArnsiSs % she yasay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
d I e d

On the 20th tfFsbrasSy, kIr,. MARY p MoLER
wife 81 Capt Joha Moi-r, aSd dasghier 81 the late DR.
Aisxsadsr s'rsth 81 tbs oosa'y, The Go,h year sf
Ter age.
Mrs NJ. bod Isas been afflicted With saassr 10 III.
htesst spd bore her 81 elton Win perfect shrtsa
sigsaiios. She lady 81 moeh wossh and her Ioss
IL srss, act oay her husbasd sad rsiii,ss Lst 10
her ru~SrVu' irisues AID ss1asistasess.
"Dsatk u act dtssafai ts . sisd resolved.
seeus - baisrAI - 10 10 horA"
A. HaEper's Fsrvy. Friday naoraSae eoth ultiuso
NJ JOHN q. WILSON. IN the 7osh yess q As
Ia Losdoss cosatv, o. the lsth alt, Col. C. n
DOW ELL, IN The bxi yeas e HE age.
In st Losis No % TAus u az tA- IssA aliiu.s. e
cOasGzPt,Oa, Ma. LOUISA sW ARTZ. Wis Il hr
James H. suarts. tosssFiy 81 Aar,iassusG.
Lines usitscn o. sAs death % q EoaaE w Lrruus-
M. sweet hsd taken frosa The FATsat biooA
forever ~ the Psrsdiss ef God.
He hath sose 70 The lssd Where his Eussiass sail
blsosa
U.tsuehed W tie hoIlo- sabsse< Of the to1bj
Where the green PsIs tsss srssstA asS he olive
bsan,k bed.
A tory aoats rosaA Aias n - sas,s.iss aooI.
IA, st.r -tFdlsd bret eAeircl<a Wifb hshL
Fsr .Ess a, - th< bordsFs asd esaAsss ofHisAf,
And tks b,irh, Cksfubs ard CA,isEsR - day
RoI po,s AZ sv,re, sasie 90 bic godsa hsrP play.
He hath soas where tn waters Z" LIE riPPis sgs
AaA Etsrui,y's Saa hath IN % Alsai
Where The load shoot % VietaF) "~.ss SO seeaess
Asd Driodioss m,ibo8s add Iis- 20 - .esss.'
ttts Love LspieE tovxse ssv usfettefeN 49,
10 sestseJ ehaais forth she Psaiss &c the II -
Aad sisss Sith see Fspssre E-demetioa 40 4. We
With the LsGb ssa Iiss Bride flreSef abors.
NswbHs. PFcstoa Co. Va RN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
wRoUGur iRoS TUNNELS.
YoYrI coysTRrcTIoy

The liability 81 railroad bridges 10 aeeidep, In.
ierrupiing uavel. aud frequently causing destfae.
iicn Of life. kas direc,ed tie aFsention
TO the prssIieAbiliy Of IunnsIihg Tivers for rsI,
road Purposes. This Is very expensive operation
PERFORMED IN TIE usual ray hut we see by The
WashinRton Union that Mr. John w CorhTs, ~
N. n, proposes 10 construct a tanneI OF wrouehI
iron, upon the sane principle Of making stesm
boilers and iroE ships, without riVeis. boIis Or
screws. Thus euilt upon dry land Il is launch.
ed like ship. into The water, the Gods closed pr
10 noatk while channel has been pFeviouslr
prepared 10 receive IL. When placed IN Us bed 4,
!. covered up and protected seeurely from ,s,s -.
Gle that may Be floating about. The ua,er which
has been previously introduced 10 sink d, l. mn.
ed out. Its construction eAtIfeiy oVerec mes the
eject OF exransion and contractioa when The ,pds
are connected wish the Ina'on work nj the various
approaches Nc. Coehran'a ihYeniion Is row M.
derRoing the tesi Of experiment He expects 10
havs his tunnel made and laid ander The b~d on be
Chicago river within iae next sir months. II.
claims hat he can eross river whh bis tunnel In
halt the lime and al half the expense Of railroad
bridge. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Baltimore Market.
RandoIph * E.aaIsncr.s


F1 "a pesk ssatag MsfrA T. 1907
CiEcuLAR 90 PntcSs TBE BaLTtMssE MaHaEy
RsPuT1ed expressly foF the Pres Press.
AFPLrs.-saIes AZ 50 to 81 par Bel.
BurTga = Market steady and Prices uashsnaed
We quote Westssa a. Hats etst Roll esss s,ss al
lfsiS cts 0iaags Al t4s23 cts Coed Al IeslO
Bacas Market 6fn add prizes steady. We
quote Shoulders ~ 9af9 CTS; Haas piafa "a ifaI3
cts Sides a. i0iallt sss Fauey ii s3siB e~ata
BEiss- MiAsd 55got8S eis. White 81 81 sCtoS9
C0sSTaB SeAE.- Al asa eis.
CAfTLs---Tbe csSTinE % ThuTsday Iast vas
etoal 900 bead. 90 u Wbtek vefs sald 81 % to
- ~ - ise hsv! sassl - - iI Bett $50 uvfa
hseh outoi Aafket, Ab4 tee taiaEes Tea assaid.
teas.-LsIEe TrteiPss and market dali sales
OF W hiis 81 51sGo 90 ls!ioS - S7s6e
CLoVKs SgEb-Ai - IN - So
PLlNsEED = Sales ~ ~ 90 o. % 50
PLopa.- MaTxcg fair alth large Teceipts ps,e,,
have al upward tssdsncy. We qu0is CIR Mis-
ana hoSsfd suSsi a s6a6i2A
BGEsWAx.-26zas ets.
disease Al 50 io S..
H0ss--89 70 80 so
Lsso.-iI 10 % sgs
hUs1aaB Stsn IA 6 20 st.
OAFs MD - ~ 90 Pean 90 % "a eta.
hVg.-Md 20 70 -. Peas Is % - ets
TiLLsw -At % 10 ~ eu
WHttf.- Light receipts aaa markst IAN We
qnois Interior 10 0ood reds e. aI5s 70 % 20
Coed % Prise 81 81 - 70 81 -, IaISfGss % oooi
ssis |" 81 W % ~ 81 oood 70 Pfins 81 81 6