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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25

The above schedule Of property embraces prlncl-
paly splendid Cry sidentes. City and Suburban
Bui'di;,. lots aud adjoining ire City Count ~
OHIO the Caplt at the I II RID STATE lN1Hs IN
l0N--coataning 80 cuo inhabitants, and rapidly in
creasng IN manuia4tnrts, tosimerce. p pula;ion
wealth ard In the value az its real estate
The above property will be distributed TO Ticket
Holders, before or on
The st Day of March, 1858.
IF the Ticket are aVt so1uer disposed OF nut In
OF the Interests ofthe Ticket nodcrs the la-le
amount and tie great value of tie property risksd
suiic euj time alter the sac of the tickets viii b. al
lowed to- give six weeks notice Through eg MS snG
paper s. that such ticket held is eau aDfoint
their commit ee 10 maxi d distribution
The public Is red hat his Distribution II -op.
crty is not come tel with any Exhibition Conce l.
or aoy otser costly entertainment. WIN, can be en-.
joy ed by only few Ticker Hooters but COZ sists II
solid valuable property irop,riieued 10 the I,re
of the cket, that each person can have q fair and
equal chance
Persons whiting Columlu Ohio are REQUESTED to
xamine the location and character OF AID rrups fty
and the flats OF the same file III This ufIce
Those desiring 10 plrcha.e tickets can oh ain them
at this office by enclosing T. On Bank bills
ON any specie paying Bank IN the Unon for each tick
Ell or1ered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
STATE DEMOCRAT.
An Address to q July.

Gentlemen when consider the over
whelming importance of the case you
are lmpanneled to try-when reflect
that, six long weeks since, your sheriff
was sent into every township to sum-
mon grand jury, who IN obedience
to that mandate, have appeared-re-
! ceived their mileage and per diem, dis
/ charged their duties, and returned TO
their homes-that the government
has provided, at an annual, salary,
Judge to administer the laws, and an
attorney to pro ecute the pleas of the
Statc-that the clerk, sheriff, balifis,
and witnesses must receive their fees,
mileage, per diem, and perquisites-
and for what Why merely to find
an Indictment against this suffering,
dcscript old man, for driving home a
small specimen Of unpacked pork =
When thus reflect I'm reminded of
the Christian and the Jew, who Jour
ncying together over the great desert
Of Asia, were in great extremity for
for food. Their last morseI had been
consumed, expect a small peice of pork
which he cut in small slices from time
to time to satisfy his hunger, at the
same time urging his companion to do
likewise; but the Jew, true to the early
precepts Of his religion, refused to par
take Of the unclean beast. Finally, on
the second day of this involuntary fast
when the ravages of hunger had nearly
conquered the famished son of Israel.
he called to his companion for the for
hidden flesh. He seized the unctous
morsel--his keen knife glanced in the
sunlight-the dainty food was already
upon his llps-when suddenly his lungs
refused to respire, the heavens grew
black, the earth rocked to and fro. "a
though smote by the hand of the ON
nipotent. The terrified Israelite tire y
the accursed meat into the dust of the
earth, ard raising his eyes to heaven,
cried g oh, achot fuss aJont a small |
piece Of pork I"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
st. Louis, Alton 4 chicago Il. H
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(thicago TO Ct. Louis via st Louis Alton Chicago
~ II \, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND q. 8. MAILS.
The qnky direct and r9liabe to the South and
South WesL, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trans leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island h X, corner Of Van buren and sherman SITS.
st Louis Day Exprcss--l0;3O A M-Daily, (SuBdays
excepted) arrive at ST. Louis 1880 same evening.
St. Louis Hiehi Express-lU,3 30 RA-DAily, arrive
at st. Louis II 80 next morning.
Day kspress-6,00 AM-Daily. arrive At Chicago
$40 NJ.
Night Ezpress-2;45 M-DAlly, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through withou, change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nesss Rivers, By taking the above will be
Of making connectie ms ana arriving ia st Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vexacoss delays Of the
cir,uitous route via LaSAlle Peoria Illinois river
saving tweL ty-four hours time, being 81 miles lfss
distance to BLOOMINGTON, IS less to Springfield, u
ltss 70 st. Louis and ID less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
wa, LaealIe, Rock Island and Central Iowa
Al bloomington with llIihOls central Railroad II
Clinton, Waynesville and Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
A, Peoria Junction with Peoria q Oluawka X r
for Walnut Grove " Washington, Peoria, Pekia, Brin-
field, Flmwood, Knoxville, Gaesburg, Monmouth
AID Burlington.
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui-cy and Keok uk the most expeditions aud rela-
be route TO all portions OF N issouTi.
At Sc Louis with Daily First Glass st HAmerg for
New Orle Ans ard intermediate points on the Lover
Mississippi and with regular lines " packets for
Kansas, ct Joseph and all points IN the Missonfi,
Tennts see, Cumberland and Arkans, E Rivers.
Through Tickets can DC procured to all Eastern
Railroad Offices- .. the Company Ofces, ~ Dear
torn street, opposite the fremont House, and Il he
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots, corner OF Van
BureL amp Sherman sts.
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Depots TO
al the varions lines coming into the city TO Oh
baggage through TO any ONT desired on the line.
A. H. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Gent Agent. Chicago. IoS2Odf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25

SruRGEoN's SUN AND SUBSTANCE OF
TIE GosrEL.-Spurgeon, the popular
pulpit orator, who on the occasion of
the recent national fast, preached to
congregation of 1900 persons in the
Crystal Palace, London, thus defines
the gospel:
If any man here should be in doubt
on account of ignorance, let me, as
plainly as | san, state the gospel. |
believe it to be wrapped up in the
word-Sntstitution | have always
considered, with Luther and Calvin.
that the sum and substance of the Cos
pei lies in that word, substitution
Christ standi"g IN the stead of man.
If understand the gospel, it is this;
| deserve to be lost and ruined; the
only reason why should not he damn
ed is this; that Christ was punished in
my stead, and there IS no need to ere
cute Semtence tntce for sia. Christ
took the cup in both hands, and
At one tremendous draught of love
lie drank daInnation drv"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
Chicago. burlington h Quincy r. X.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Cthange Of time, August 18th, IS57-On and after
OAngust 18th, 1887 passenger trains will leave the
Central depot, foot OF South Water street, daily, as
S,i5 AM-Day express-Sundays excepted, arriving
at Nendato $40; Galesburg silt; Burlington 7;l5,
and Quincy i9,39PM
s,4A p M-N'Ghl kxpress-Saturdays excepted, ar
irving at MENDOZA at 1885, Galesburg $40 Burl ng
ton I, 30 and Quincy at 1850 NJ.
4,lo p n, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Mtndato with Illinois Ger trail railroad north for
Anboy, Dixon, Freeport, Gaiena and Dupleith; and
south for LaSalle, 1onca, iaons, Bloomington, De-
calur, 81. LOUIS, Cairo &c.
At Blu ling on with Burlington 4 hissss ippi rail.
road for MI Peasant, Fan field, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa
Charlton, Fort DesAoints, Fort Dodge. Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions Of Kansas and
At Quincy with the splendid steamers Of toe st.
Louis and 'okuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louis DC; and with post aches for Pal
myra, 81 ioscph and all parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men Will BE- at al the railroad
depots Ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey bog
gage 10 the depot frte OF charge
Ticket may be had at the depot and 1T the Michi-
gan Central railroad Office, corner OF Lake and
G. 6. HAMMOND General superinten deit.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Tlcket Agent. [octl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
statement.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
DEs MONIES, Feb. 3, i,5s. (

DKs MONIES, Feb. g. i,5s.
IT IS HERRBY CERTIFIED, that on the Sd day OF
February, 1858, statement filed IN this fHce
showing the condition Of the WESTERN VALLEY FIRE
AND MARINE Insurance CoMPpNY, OF Chicago
State CT Illinois, the lst day Of January, ISIS in
accordance with the provisions OF an Act or the II e
isiatute OF this State passed January IS ISIS that
such statement shows that said Company posse
OF the usite amount OF capital, and invested as
required in sAld Act.
Authority is therefore given the above In
surance Company 10 tr 1nsaet business Of Insurance
In u is Sta.- in accordance with The laws thereof.
IT IS ALso CERTIFIED, that r. J q llett, Esq,
Of Das nport bel duy appoint BY said Com.
psry their la~ fu Attorn and Agent for the CoGI-
~ OF IT, with f1l power to take risks OF In anre
hcr in, and knowledge e!yice of " ses $, UPON
his fling certified copy + the sta emen: fei III this
with the Clerk OF the District Court in and FOR
SAIL County.
1t l. tnriher certified that tie annexed is a true
copy OF the required stat, ment.
lntestlm my whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my seal of offce this 81 day Of February
1865. JNO PAIrEE,
Auditor OF Iowa.
STATEMENT Of the condition o. the Western VAL
- leg Fire aud Marine Insur ance Company, OF Chi
cage, Illinois. mad in pursuance If en- Act OF the
General Assembly OF the state OF Iowa, entitled IAN
Act in rei.tlon t. Insurance Companies" approved
January IS, ls5I
The name OF this Company is " Tae Western VAL
ley Fire and Marine Insurance Company" and 10.
Gated at Chicago, Illinois.
CAPITAL.
g Amount Of its authorized Capt.
tai is............... 100000
g. Amount OF its Capital Stock
paid up AMI secured iS........ $4,000
ASSETS.
4. Its assets are as Gllowe, viz:
l. CASH on hand ana in the
hand. Of agents. 81 lU2, IL
. 1t owns no Real Estate
3. 1t owns no Bonds
4. Lodns secured by Mortgage
on Real Estate. 46690 90
.. No debts otherwise secured
g. Drbs due for prem uns.... 1856 G.
!. All other securities are, via:
Stock Note secured by mort
gaze, a0j 900 o.; Per.oaal
Property, 60 co: Interest
accrued TO date, 81 u. .2O6 l16 81
Total assets.............. 257, 7o4 81
LIABILITIES.
5 No liabiti due not due to
Bauss or other creditors.
g. N o losses al ase ed and due.
I. No l)sss 5 adj rs led and not due.
:. Los es unaiiust' d........... 500 90
. Noloss"s in susp' and avail
ting further prof.
No other claims against the
Company.
IL. Tho re Attest amount inquired
In any one risk, or exposed to
one lFe.. J,e 90 co
l. The greatest amount Insured In any one town,
city, OF village, depends n it, SIZE location, and
description of buildings.
IL Tue grca.e-t amount insured in any one block
depends on sane circumstances as those sboye
nam'd.
Ii. Annexed is a copy OF the Charter
The above statemen. is made as the condition OF the
Company on the lst day Il Jsnuary, ISIS.
e. ". VERIFY, PrcsidC mt,
Attest GEO. B. ARMSTRONG, Seo'y.
r.. J.GILLETT, Agent.
Office with Gueeh & Stuart tp lie Clare Row.
I t15-G2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
AGENTS WANTED.

Persons desiring 20 act as Agents IN the sale Of
Tickets who will forward q recomm endation signed
by some ponsble person, will lie promptly an
swer,d.
As to the property above mentione the value there
of my standing, Irefer the public to The Bankers,
Merchants aod business men generally Of Columbus.
S5- All orders for Tickets, and other letters must
be addressed TO RINGER,
Columbus, Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further Information to
NICHOLAS kUHNEN,
j. GILLET,
EDWIN FAY.
Corner Main and Second streets. De-4dSra.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
T. 4 e Il a Il CIT a
RE AL E TATE
DI ) L RIB { L 10 n
AT GoIUyEBJs, OHIO,
> 5000 ID q LIAR
WORTH OF pROp ERTY.
WORTH OF PROPERTY.


CAPT. .LPRtzE. A SPLENDID HOUSE,
i Lit snl Fa. ntrfe, sotji-taat coraer Of
&, 4 aui urth streets Cu!CmhGs, . ..... Si4 400
] iiou Lot, south tidr Fr,el.d, Ue W. en-
9th al. T.h streets. luiHouS, Chia...... 5,4a0
Suburban scr, buhiiug l..is. on Broad
way &3,.oA each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G 400
l Sahutb aci 81 poi $ battling fJt
Broedu .......................... GOO
l Br,k ii,.u-" ali lot south It. corner
of h.ch HHd ttA stTeets... 6 .G0
50 acres Il nd IN Manson county, Ohio,
near Rail oat epot.. l 92O
lots al tse Columbus (oiq) Depot (uscdb by
five railroads. ,)ou
| lot ~ Bartlett Hulburd smiths addition
t, Columbus. Observation-Disclosures. 40
at e0ttase aad LIT on Friend street, CO.
lumbus olio... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lao
TIL dale Saught,r House and Cattle Yard
attaeha u one nile vet OF Columbus. 40
Bri k Cltia.e and acre lut a n, At lar an
rCslhctte.. .......-.-.....>... $40
% suburban bGi. dl x lots one atre each, $50
each. ........................ Is 900
1913 .iy iots u hH W. Bakers 81 Broadway
addition. % SOU
10 las Ia john W Baker's lst addition Ga
B,oaisay ......................... 4,,iO
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To 6cien'ihc and Prscti al Agriculture. -
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FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarerOOlnI
Notice.

SHApeYson who borrow cd our bobsleds, last Gpring
= TO In moving building will oblige u BY re-
turning them Immediately. 5s
1eb1OtAwtf BURNELI. 0ILL1TT 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25

A small Girl, 10 or IA years OF age, to take care
n achfi. None cut a p sotestant girl need apply
Enquire at 6ILATT'S NEWS DIPJT,
Febis-u. NE. " est Second street
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

HoW individual Men are Boiled and
.Screued to the COMMUNICATIVE
your own child comes in from the
street, and has learned to swear from
the bad boys congregated there, it is a
very different thing to you from what
it was when you heard the profanity
of those boys as you passed them.--
Now it takes hold of you, and makes
you feel that you are ii stakeholder in
the public morality. Children make
men better citizens. Of what use
would an engine be TO ship lift were
lying loose in the hull? 1t must he
fastened to it with bolts and screws,
before it can propel the vessel. Now,
a childless man is just like a loose
engine. A man must be bolted and
screwed to the community before he
can begin to work for his advancement
and there are no such screws and bolts
as children.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List.
A CARD

from Samuel Sum d Co., to the public.
The extraordinary course pursued by the
rival managers of d fferent Lotteries TO injure
us because our beral schemes, and prompt
manner Of doing business, has materially at
feced them compels us to call special atten-
ton to the facts, which all who deal with us
know already; that is, that our Lotteries are
Legal; the managers and trustees honest and
honorable men; that we have sold more pr-
zes in the last twelve months than all other
Lotteries in The Union; and that they have
been promptly cashed, in all cases, on presen.
tution. ..I.
The effort to inure us is aimed, not only
at our business, by our rivals, but is also in
tended to act politically On one of our part
ners; and we assure our friends and the pub
lie, that With OUR CONCERN ALL Is RIGHT, and
this, the legal investigation, which we shall
urge TO hearing, will fully demonstrate. In
the m antmc our business will be conducted
as usual. SAMUEL SWAN g. Co.,
Lottery Managers Augusta, Georgia.
.Tunc3 3W
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
Infants Food.

When it is necessary to feed infants
artiticiaIly, and cows milk is used, it
should be first boiled, then skinned,
then sweetencd a little with sugar. and
next q little salt added, not enough to
give it a saltish taste. Milk thus pre-
pared will not only prevent the indi-
gestion and consequent acidity, fatu-
lence, collie, diarrhna, &c, from which
sucking children suffer so mach, but
will actually cure them.
A hearty infant will swallow during
the first year Of its life fourteen hun
dred pounds of milk, in which are
twenty one pounds of cheese. thirty
pounds of butter. and one hundred and
twelve pounds of sugar. At six cents
a quart, with necessary sweetening
each dear" little creature costs, for
food alone, $50 for the first year.-
HaNs Journal Of HcolM.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

A DELICATE QUEsTIoN.--A lega
question Of u delicate nature is now
exciting extraordinary interest in
WestphaIio, viz: whether a husband
has a right to open his wife's letters
The question arose out Of suit for
divorce, instituted by the husband, in
which he obtained a decree; but the
convuIsivc piece Of evidence was q
letter from the Lothario, addressed to
the wife. and the contents of which
would never have hecn known had
not the husband been so ungallant as
to break the seal. The divorced wife
at once prosecuted him for opening
the letter, and the tribunal of Unne
has decided that he was wrong and has
sentenced him to fine of ten thalers.
An appeal is pending, the result of
which is anxiously watched to the
public.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
LAND FOR SALE,

By virtue Of in order Of sale issued by the
Clerk Of the CIrcul, Cour Of FrankllL coun-
ty, Tennessee, in favor of John W. Martin,
will offer TO the highest biGdrr, for cash, be-
fore the Court House door in Winchester, on
THE ftM day Of July. 1858,
the following tract o. land lying in franklin
County. civil district No s, adjoining the
lands Of D. B. Stamps and others and said to
contain fifty acres more or less. Said land is
sold as the property of George Marlborough to
satisfy said order of sale.
JNO. w. CUSTER, Sheriff.
My ID. 40d
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
Sale on J. ANA.

On Monday, the 10 Ii day OF July, 1853, be-
lJre idp Court House door IN W. che Ter,
Hti offer Tor sac, 10 ,hc highest t!ddef. all
the lands OF which joel Matthews diet, ,eiz.
cd and p sseS>ed. conuInn about JOB acres,
Il mGle particular description of winch Wa,
be given on day Of SHE. 10 be sold in pur-
soance Of decree Of The Circuit Court of
franklin County. Tenn, prom, unced at the
March term, lsJS, IN e cause therein peud-
ing OF DAVID Osborne, Guar. &c.,-PetltIon
TO sell land"
TER MS.
Said land will be sold on credit Of one,
two aud three years. he purchaser wII be
required 10 give bond with good and approved
security. and lien retained ON the and until
the purchase money is pad. The blddlngs
for said land to commence at 50 per acre
N. FRlZZEkL, Clerk. &c.
June s, 1858, 6w 50 gu.