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NEW PuBLicATIoN.-"Iistorisal and Legs
] Examination ot that part of the Supreme
Courts decision IA the bred Scott case which de
claTes the unconstltuiIonalty Of the Missouri Com
promise Act, and the self extension of the Consfl-
tuition To Territories. carry ing slavery along wifh
IT" BY the author of The Thirty Years View: &C
tayo: David Appleton a Co. New York 1857.
The above work Just issued from the press. for
sale at the well known st.n corner Of "a rect ADJ
Penns, lvanIa sve.iGs. Stereoty pc edit son. beau
ully printed Clean new ~ ce. Zoe white % Der AID
with best black ink. Bodnd in black cloth and git
ieiie: ed. Done up m durable form for perms neat
use. Price 81.
This work IL WHIST IFS title rurports tn he an eS
sminatlon Of Whist the snthor deems 10 he the po-
hticd part "f the Courts opinion. Avoiding no
tee ot the udcal part. which related 10 the personal
claims 81 The pa,t.ss ON record In is written IN \
spir1t OF entire devotion 10 the institutions of
country, sud with total abstinence firm all nAri :
views. The authors own words Il write for ma
party Int for II men who venerafe he woi ks of our
ancestors, and who sh to our Government
kept on the foundations which they placed IT." D
1877 And ~ IL believed that this pledge has been
kept IN the work, and which is onsideTed. by com
petent judges, the most original and profound al
all the suthors works, and treated as To present
new views to the oldest re sders. and IN fact To- ~
pear AS new work on Q subject supposed TO hay e
beed exhausted.
JOS. SHJLLINGTON.
Bookse Ter, Odeon Building corner az 81
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NorrcE OF The H. ksgs2raov,,. OF rvr
IA 3FELSE From DUNCAN TO MACK Z

IN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Compress entitled = An acl authorizing changes i'm
the location OF land Offices" approved Msrch 81.
1888, u Is hereby declared and made known thai the
once Tor The fale of public lands az DUNCAN in the
,a,e OF hichlesn Will he removed the tsI AND OF
MACK! MAC at as edrly period as practicable
Further notico a. TO the precise time of removal
VIII hs issued by the register and receiver for thar
. GIysn under nv hand at the city Of Washington
th.s 81 day of December, A. ID. 1857.
BY order of the President.
Fttg--s THOS. A. HENDRICKS
commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

Whose sands OF life have nearly run out. diseov
Tered while IN the East lndies, certain cure for
Gongsnm pd G. A,th nh Bro5shItls, Coushs.
] discovered by him when his only child, q daugh-
ter. was ven up to die. He had heard much Of the
STATIONS made from the Fast Indh Hemp, and the
thought ooosrred to him that be mig bit make rem
sdy for has chi q. He studied hard and succeeded in
resliz llE his wishes. HIS child was cured and il
now alive and well. He has sincs ADMINISTERED the
wonderful remedy to thousands Of sufferers in all
parts Of the world. aud he has never failed 10 m,k-
ing them completely healthy and happy. Wishing
to do as ouch good possible, he will send to such
Of his afflicted low beings rs request 1t, this re-
clpe with full and pcit directions for making it
" and successfully using it, He requires each aP-
Pioant to enclose hIu one shlllink-thrse cents 10
be returned as postage on tse recipe, and the re-
mander to be applied to the payment Of this ad- /
vertisement. Address 4
DR.. n. JAMES, No. IIs Grand street,
jersey City, N. J.
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These steamships have been inspected and an
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The Panama Railroad ~ miles long is now oom
pleted from ocean to ocean. and Ie creased in sor
hours The baggage Of passengers is check ed in New
embarked al Psnama by steamer At the oompany's
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FORNlA. that the srbscIiber, the only authorized
ma, in the city of New York, feels IT his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage TO California,
that, AVON IMPOSITION, they must he careful TO
find the true Office of the Steamships of the u. s.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, other ONCE
in New York is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office in New York,
which at Ia w est street, of Warren street.
fronting on the North River, at the head OF the Com
pany's Wharf .... -.
NJ Observe my sign over the door.
l. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
tsU New York.
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II A n NC HOUSE

CHUBB BROTHERS.
Depository dePosItlng Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
. Accounts will be opened with dspositors allowing
them To deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
depositor being credited with the difference
28-if CHITRR nR OTGR
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G o L d s,,vrp
PURCHASED
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VI A n ID s v Err
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GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO-
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SUMS TO SUIT
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
cNCUKRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
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HIGHEST RATES.
d4-3m Bankers.
V,EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
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Iowa. pay ing 10 per cent. interest by Coupon New
York. Bonds of $50 each. The growing city of
Davenport has now about 1900 inhabitants, and rs
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only $4,000, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics OF the city were published In the lnteIli
gencer Of the Sih September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to he as safe AS any
State or city bonds. ~
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HsOKE FOR SALE.
~ Superior COKE in any quantity. now for sgIe
Inquire, without delay at the Office Oft the 6as Light
Company.
3-dff J.F.BROwN. Secretary.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEYtoLOANo o. STOCK sECURITIEs
ian H-G Opposifs fIs TySn
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REMEMBER McLAUGHLIN'S STORE, No
H. ~ Pa, avenue, bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS. M
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EVENING STAR.

ID From Mrs Eastman, whose contributions
to our columns are always eagerly welcomed by
the Stars readers, we have the following spirited
poeheal efrusion spropcs to current topic Of the
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DON ALb Kennedy.
No. l5o Warren Street, Rozbsry, MassseAsssf

gilman I'M K &. tswrsncs, Ssrdns, Burn
Boswel Dsnei b. Clark. J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson. Ford Bro. Agents for Georgetovn.-R.
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U,RE ADVENTURES OF CAT. and |, a,

JOS. SHJLLINGTON,
Bookseller, 0deon Building, corner ~ 81.
Is-f and IS. 40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04

LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MISTAKES IN
BANK DEPosITs.-A suit involving this ques-
ton, which is one Of no little interest in
business circles. was commenced Yesterday
before Judge Huntington, in the Superior
Court-being the case of Shadrach Robin
son ct al, against the North Bank of Boston.
The acction isbased upon the following cir
cumstances:
The plaintiffs are firm who deposit at the
North Bank, and on the Sd of February,
1858, deposited, as they allege, package
of $3.50 Of foreign money. This package,
in accordance with custom in the Boston
Banka, was sent to the Suffolk Bank, who
returned the package with the mark affixed
1900 short" The plaintiffs allege that
the package was complete when deposited
in the defendants Bank, and now sue for
the recovery Of said amount.
The defence is, that it is the custom of
banks not to count or examine packages Of
foreign money, but to turn them over at
once to the Suffolk Bank, where, if a mis-.
take IL found, it is to be made good bv the
depositor. This custom lie univ ersaI. and
has by the legal force Of custom become to
be law. 1t is the community, ard not the
banks, who receive the benefit of the Suf-
folk System, and therefore the community-
that is to say, epositors-ought to bear the
risk Of mistakes. Or, if an action for mis-
takes can lie, it must be against the Suffolk
Bank, and not the Bank Of deposit. The
latter is merely transmitting agent. To
show that the custom is as alleged, large
number Of bank officers and business men
have been called as Witnesses Boston
Transcript.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
Nebraska correspondence.

MEssRs EpToRs For reasons hereafter
mentioned. shall probably not leave Ne
braska City this coming spring unless it 10
to 60 farther west, and Of this there is not
much probability.
A few days since Lieut. DR.. Barry Of the
Quartermaster Department and Mr.. Major
of the firm of Russell 4 Major of No., Gov
eminent contractors for transporting sup
plies to the Utah army, arrived here and
have settled upon Nebraska city a. Depot
and general Quitting post, and contracts
are now being entered into for the construc-
ton of Warehouses to contain government
stores, and there 10 also force of 100 men
at work charging the Levee to make it
sufficiently commodious to contain the
freight. This movement is, in my opinion
Of more importance than anything that
ever has transpired to this city, and
the fact that an order has been issued for
the abandonment of Fort Leavenworth. the
heretofore great Quitting point. eignin-
cant and seems to indicate that this is to be
the future point for the receipt, and trans
mission Of supplies to Utah and al the forts
west Even after the Utah war is over it
will require an immense freighting business
over the plains to supply the forts, and this
viii undoubtedly be the point
You can conceive something of the mag
nituds Of the business to be done when /
tell you that Russel 4 Major will employ
from 1900 to 1900 men ~ tsamsters DC.
and 5000 Jokes Of esew and coo to 600
mules at this peaat All itsishts going west
e the plains have = pa ~ Eeass1
whish b 200 miles das ws1eH ~ plasA
ND iee nileo Atato n IA ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
and Chicago onion r. Il.

NUMhES ARRANGEMENT-On and after We'd
~ nesday, June i7th, 1857, passenger trains win
iea'e wells street Depot daily (sundsys exc.pt.d)
For Freeport, Galtna, Dunleith and ST. Paul.
rassengr and Nail. ......lei5aa
rssshgef... .......................lg 9ar II
assenstr, immigrant aud ID class train. .i2 Is N
CHICAGO. FULToN AND IOWA LINZ
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passengcr.. ...............-.....s5s
20 DO .......................s - Ps
Deh@sp passenger. ....s.9sP 81
BEL0IT AND MADISON BRANCH
for BAoit, GAINESVILLE ana Madison
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmond
Two through trains will leave Central Depot. foot
81 Lake street "a follows
FOR GALEhA. DCNLElTH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily (SGalays excepted OAMst5pM
EDpabling pass myers to make a close eonneetlon
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD
Leave frceporf 1880 NJ arrive in Chicago 4ibra
Leave ffeeporl $40 NJ, arrive in Chicago $3.50 A "a
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE
Lsav7 fGito" 10 4 N, arrive in Chicago .a5rN
Leave Dekalh . N, arrive Ia CHICAGO e;2sAA
bhLOli AND MADISON BRANCH
cav rooiViIe io,so NJ, arrive In Chhago as 81
Leave Footville 10 = N, arrivo la Chicago IS IL
Leave Bel oft $3.50 N. sriive Ia Chicago II ;iuA n
PoX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
leAve EGin al 9i9A N, anive In Chicago ii;i0AM
Leave hisin - 20 ~, arrive In ohicngo 4,!5
Passengers Tor all p,ints on the q Il T. L II X, in
Guiding Fulton. Beioit and Madison lines, should
take tne trains from The We Is street depot.
All thc above trains connect with the gr. nj eastern
lines diverging fr,m q icAge
Through tickets be bt ught ut the folio wing on
ces IL spauldihg's corner Lake aud ID arborn
street; PEW &C RR Ticket Office, 50 Drarbyrn
street; Michigan Southern once, under fremont
House and he Contra Al and all ~ u.p
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uWe take what follows from the On

V9 We tAke WHAT IOIiOWe from the Om-
aha Times of the 10th ult:
Weare glad to see that the citizens of Om-
aha are refusing to receive in payment for
debts or for the purchase of goods, any cur
rency but such ~ is current in New York,
Chicago and St. Louis, to which effect We
were handed for publication this week an
arrangement signed by nearly al of the
banker and merchants Of Omaha-in all
about one hundred names.
THE undersigned merchants, bankers,
and business men of Omaha, hereby give
notice that On and after the first day Of
March next, We will not receive any Ne
brasks currency except such - il daily Re-
deemed in this city BY . regular appointed
agent at . rate ~ discount not excss1iaa
W pr ssnk wtA 80, q sush currency
- , y pas n ~ 49, r. lCsv rsek, cAi.
49, aad g. tDe1nsSs. "a
ouAAA ~ ~ IVA
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0OtA1011011Od 18Ao
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.

""ocsSdc HHu NFt1H UeAlFTs IN
Foreign and DOs,esftc DR.
3OOds, Boots and Shoes,
Hate and Caps, Cloth
ting, etc.,
"OUlO invite the attention OF purchasers
W their large and varied assortment. We r.
now opening our Fall and Winter stock suitable FOL
the wants OF this community. We do II profess u
undersell our neighbors, but oEerz, d floods III
reasonable tate. We have SOW on Land . pue -
sortment Of
Oh W09 GOODS
consisting Of
Silks, Merinoe, PasanasiAs, valcncieuaes,
LustPes, BeLaines, Ac., Shawls and
Mansiilas In great variety.
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Ready n ade Clothln
andWoolen Goods Of oil kinds suitable tor the ce-
Ing season. Yankee Motions, Rubber Goods Ca,
pets on Cloths. window Shades, Groceries Crueker,
and Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04

Lssveaworth consequently freight, can b
transported much cheaper and with grsatss
dispatch from this point. and that this ar
rsngsmsot u to be . permanent thine
have become fully convinced, aud that Il
will lead to other important advantages il
natural to suppose.
! see that bill has been introduced In
the House ut Washington for the construc.
ton Of . wagon road from here to Fort
Kearny. and very likely an appropriation
win be made for the purpose, especially as
this has been made military Depot.
Ibelieve that the population Of Nebraska
City is bound TO increase radidly. Emigra-
ton will be induced to this point, and the
country back will settle up very fas. l
shall write you again soon. RI.
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FRESH sARRlV.aL
q the celebrated
DIAMOND ROCK COOK STOVE.
new article and splsadid anair. All our tove
are warranted. GRAHAM DA0Y
1root street, opposite DuY5eALvs =
sep1O'e1dkvtS
Notice.

TO the heirs Ut law Of Samuel Philibar, late Of 0oot
county, lows, deceased, and all Others whom it may
concern.
NOTIoR is hereby given that on application mad
-. u I.n -. von1e, Jy "a na.;G aoo ses
husband TO the County Court 81 Oft county. oGatd
Of Iowa. to prove and Establish verbal Will Of sal,
samuel Philbsr, - his last Will and Testsmente
Monday, the dsst day Of March, 1858, was fixed
BY sail Court for he final hearing thereof and that
on sal hrst day OF March, A 1855, the bearing
thereof was adjourned 10 Monday th 10Th day Of
March, d 1888, when you can appear and defend
therein II YOU desire SO to do.
JanuAYy 2D;h, 1868.
~ order 81 HON CHARLES WESTON,
Coansy Judge Of Scott county, Iowa.
DAWSON & T1UI, Attorneys for applicants.
nchN v5v
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Brattom House.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform HE
i friends and the ira, cling oubc, that he has
opened this large hotaA in lie Claire The house Is
nearly new and furnished with Ill the conveniences
Of mode hetels The table Will be Supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience aad large acquaintance with the
businese tn the Wet, 10 . su1cent guarantee that
his house Is the place to stop q when yoa come - hs
city Of Le Oaire
~ Haeks lsave the Dsatton Hosss svsV neE.ins
(Sunds, . exceptedD for Davenport.
Uasoh1>1oW&W1v 4DW1okLAK1, pfopr.
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AIR LINE ROUTE.


rhicsgo 70 81. Louis via 81 Louis Alton h CHICAGO
~ H. all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND U. =. .aus
The only direct and r9abe route 10 the South and
South West, seventy mites shorter than any oiL-r
route.
TRANS leave depot OF Michigan southern and Roch
Island Il II, earn'i Of Van buTen and sherman ST..
81 Loui. Day kxpfess--IO,3O Nd lily (,uniiays
excepted) arrive al ~. L,ni- II 80 my
~ Louis NisbI Expre-h-ii 80 PM-Daiy. al I've
at st Louis 1850 next morning.
DaY h.pfesr-6,0J a-Daily, arrive at Chicago
$40 r NJ.
Night Exp.ess-2,45 p M-Daly, arrive at ChjfaEo
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to 1t Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined fof Is Bloomington, Sprinzfrlf,
Decatur, sea onv,ile, Naples aid ali y iots tie
Mississippi, Missouri KAN as, Cumberland ami Tn
ne.-. Rivers b, taking the sbova IN he
u mailing G. nntctit ms ann arriving IN 1T Lus -
advertised tine avoiding TIL xacioB- DELAYS 81 the
cir uitous route VIA laSse p ria Illinois liver,
saving twci ~ -four hours tine. beng 81 miies tss
distance 10 Bloomington s. less 10 s..rinsreid, I.
less To IT. LOUIS and IL less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad :or Osts-
wa, LaSaile, Rock Is.Ld On; Central Iowa
Al Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
clinton, Wayneavie End Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Peoria Junction with Peoria OluAwks RR
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pckia Brln-
field, 1mwooi, KnCxvili.. Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
At sprnsaela with Great western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples sn9 Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiscy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and rtllA-
bic route To all portions OF Asson:i.
At Sc Louis with Daily First Glass STEAMERS for
New Orleans ard intermediate points Oh the Lower
Mississipp and with regular lines o. packets for
Kansas, 1T Joseph and all points IN the Missonsl.
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkans. Rivers.
Through Tickets can &c procured TO all Eastern
Railroad Oiices-s. the Company On1ces, ~ Dear
torn street, opposite the fremont House, and he
Michigan Southern ard Rock Dspo,s, corner OF Van
Buren, amp Shfrman sts.
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Derots 10
all the vsTions Lines coming this city % check
baggage through TO any ONT desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Cen'l Agent. Chicago toc2oin
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;. Burlington Il Quincy X. X.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


Gthsnge Of tim", August 18th, 1867 On ard After
ohusust lJth, 1851 pass nger trans will esvv the
Central depot, foot OF South water street., daily as
S;io M-Dsy rxpress-Suniays excepted, arriving
at Aendato l;l0, Gaiesbarg 3;lt; Burlington 7,l5,
and Quincy i9,3sPM
~;4h Might Express-SatGrdays excepted ar
irving at Mrndo al $50, Ga .sbuTg $50 Burllng-
ton 20 and Iincy Al 1850 A NJ
40 N, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia aud AURORA.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECIIONS.
A. N ndatl tn Illinois Ce, trail railroad north for
ABBY, Dixon, Freeport, Gal.na and Dunleith and
south for LaSalie, 1onica. wiuonr, Bioomngton De-
catur, st Louis. Caro- NC.
Al bu ling on with Burlington / Mississippi rail-
road FIR MI Peasant faliie.d, 0ttumwa, Osksloosa
Charlton, Fort DenEOin's :, FIT Dodge. CUQatu
Is uifs Sioux CITY aud all potti IS " K.nsas and
Al Quincy with tn -pien lid steamers Of t.e ~.
LOUIS aai okuk Packet !, for k,okuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louis &C, and with post coaches Pal
myra, 81 Joseph aud all parts o. Northern Missouri
Rlon-ibit baEease mrn viii be a; ali the r.ilfoai
dcpo.s l.. Che ~ 10 receive che cks aud convey bag
E8gr 10 III .tpot fftr ofc arge
Ticket MAY be had at the depot and at IN. MieL,-
gan Central rsiir0s once. corn,r Of Lake and
C.G. HAMMOND, General Supcrinun i.,t
SAMUEL POWELL, Gs'i ficse Agett. lactlIlf
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queutly the greater the advantage to
him. II Florence had gone 70 20
cents on the dollar, wheat would hsve
been bought payable in Florence, 1t
1l,75 per bushel. But it il really ID
mentable TO see any man Of sense
talking such stuff when he knows bet
ter. They do not give their readers
credit for having any brains. Every
farmer knows that If he sells produce
payable in wildcat, it matters not how
much he gets nominally for his grain
he gets actually only 80 much for 1t as
the rags in which he is paid are worth.
1t is unnecessary for us to take up
the Registers article further. The
extracts We have made are fair samples
of the sermon, and from them our
readers can Judge of the amount Of f.
nsncial ability connected with that
paper. fCook & Sargent have any
hope of salvation left, they ought to
try to buy up the Register forthwith /;
and when bought, shut it up, until it
has the ability connected with it to
write Florence up instead Of down.