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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

subject known in the catalogue 81 human la sssr
real. or other diseases Of the genital organs
A1wifers, Miscarriage, Impotence and oArrsnDee
mlns Other topics, treated with al the conslcs1sa
which their in portsncs cerDsndsit h@ing 10 fact Cos
tie male and female .sfen, and ~ill be nsisc 10
Wrappers. 20 part 81 the world AZ the eroeedine -
prioe ofTWEATI-F!yE GEMS, or Eve copies far ~
DOLLAR.
AGENTS WANTED in even state county city srt NJ
age in the unitsd States and C.ns1ss- -.
Dr REYNOLDS continue. 20 dispense his ;nrsus,s
remedies % those afflicted with Secret DsseAssA win "
attendant upon thirty years If persosai srY
renee AMI prsctIoe bis profession None sea,s ~
treatment half cured. He Always the test 81 Ass
fsrti0n Gonorrh1ea elect SYPHILIS, Structure snppres
SION o. the Nens.- females &c, successfully tres;ed
TOgng men, who by Dcglgng in secret bsb'ts, "a"
c1ntrse,sd ti. sousubfuing, mnd-r rostrsting tes
stroyiEg VICE, should rpry 10 Dr. REYNOLDS "iihos"
in thea IS vel a. all other of private nsss
pr kETSOLDs e5nsencs An early APP jcaton, ahs "a.
cot VANITY ration, decidedly states tns'
csc within the reach u mortal asG shall eass u
Fi-hout. cure sstistsction given.
Beware 81 empires aud i;in.r.nt s.lfstylsd p-o'sss
who sTTEsPT cures bat never sgocssc Dr. X 10 tDe ~
Is responsible Physiesn in this city who cerofss -
hoie TINE eI,rreiy % the treatment of diseases o,
Private nature. TIE Afflicted would &c tsn =,
enquiries before oousgitinr those scvsrtnsns =
,-ls city Or. Rs practice eEtsncs through every >Ss
IN the Onion and the British Provinces.
X B-Dr. Reynolds IL sole Agent for DR.. Vicious -
male Monthly Pills Among the many tbo1ssae eo1ss
these Pills annually soid not complaint las ys
made against them. LADIES' in certain s-1aton ssc9s.
TIE directions accompanying each box Price u. -.
rs mail 20 sny part u the word Beware Of CoBnsnsS
They are not on sal. al any other paes. =.
Letters describing age, symptoms ooe0rAasn. -
properly attended 70. and medicines securely NAss ~
oi~srvstion, sent n al parts q the world
No letters will ie answered unless they contain
1ait-sn-s u dollar. =,
All communication. addressed 20 z. J. Rsynoles,
o.. 10. IL Exchange Place, Rocherter v d, WI @s'
si;h prompt attention
Gsee hour. from A ", 70 p.
She engraving q. The bead Of this stref.iseDss
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The COUNTY OF DK1RoIr. - The Adsertiser
10 glad to see movement on foot to divide the
county Of Wayne
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= .ssssFrry safe.

DY virtue OF a iecretal order at th" 'rcHu
ID Count for the county of IuEiIan, In rhaH-
Gerry, mad, on the seventh day of Octcrrr \ n.
ISIS. I'm a cd-, wherein John T. Wilson and OI-
son ". Bennett. are cOmplainlut-, and Almou
VI Chaplin and lane Chaplin are defendants. l..
the subscriber, the Circuit Court Commissioner
tor InCham county, Michigan, ~i' sell ~ public
auction. AZ the Court House, i'm the village al
Mason IN said county of IuCham, on SATURDAY.
the twelfth DAY If February, \. y. lot'. g.,
one O'Clock I'm the afternoon ot that Glv, IA,
lands in said ,lecrctal order described - follows.
to wit. The north east quarter of section thirty
three. 49, in township number two north OF
range number one west, in the county o; Iu-harn
and State 90 Michigan.
j. g RAMSnELL.
Circuit toUrt Commissioner for Ircham o. Nirh.
q. VI BAENFS, Sol. for Complt-
Dated, Mason, December -. -. -+1w.
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ANOTHER BATCH or PEvSrox~ Con
gress does not usually do much bushes,
before the Holidays The present Con
gress. however has reversed action in this
respect. Among the bills passed through
the House Of Representatives is one grant
ing Life Pensions To all Officers and Pri-
Yates either in the War Of 1912 with Eng
land, or in the Indian Wars during the war
with England
This. As the matter strikes Us. is carving
National justice and gratitude, if not be-
yond, certainly to the very verge of prcdi-
gality The officers and soldiers for whose
benefit this law is to be enacted. have, in
addition to their pay and rations (both were
hberal) received IfO acres Of land and
if wounded in the service, already cnioyed
Pensions. Should mere be asked, or If ask.
ed. granted
To say nothing Of the door opened to
to Frauds. this law involves an enormous
expenditure The amount eff money to be
drawn under it annually, from the Treasu-
~. would be sufficient for A.. economical
support OF the Government - Abany
JOu,ndi
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DIR. j. w. kERNOTE.
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

Eclfcllc TnSSlCldH dhu oui S'oh.
Would most respectfully announce that le vii
visi, Lansing on the second days of every month
for the purpose OF meeting patients afflicted with
Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
Rams az the Lansing HD'Ss.
DIR. Kermott has in hi- possession certificates
from, and is permitted 10 refer to hundreds o;
gentlemen of high standing and responsibility,
i'm Detroit London, Toronto, and other cities and
towns. who, having been reduced 10 the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia.
and other diseases, and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, and most 81 the qgaek
nostrums for the cure OF those diseases are now,
from the use OF his Vegetable Medicines in tie
enjoyment of perfect heath.
Or. Kermott has, In the cities of London and
Detroit, during the Last seven years, administered
the different remedial agents OF the Vegetable
Kingdom 10 thousands OF patients. III almost ~
erv variety Of disease, with unparalleled success
His medicines are exclusively vegetable, and such
a. are safe and effcacious In the cure Of disease
without entailinr on the patient any OF thoS,
mi.eries experienced from mineral poisors.
| Chronic or Lingering Diseases OF the Lungs
Liver. Kidneys, and Scroflla Cancers, all impuri
ties of the blood. and all diseases Of Women anC
| Children, treated successfully.
| DR.. KermOtt has had great experience II dis
eases of the Chest and Nervous system. curing
hundreds of cases pronounced incurahie by othe
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
| .E- DR.. Kermott's residence, Detroit. En-
trance TO Dispensary, No. II Congress street
entrance to office, Gri~wold street. first door from
Congress.
Dr. Kermott will also visit Howell the 25;h
and Brighton the 26th of every month. l2
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMEHI.
JUST PUBLISHEDM

NV WORK sPIESDIpiy ILLUSTRATED fvfrH nASp
RATE EN6KAyIsGs,) oF sEAkLT ;SDs IA Chs rHs hsH
WORK y Di-EA.Es oK THk GENIAL ORSANskFtk Div
DUCFD TO rHx FrBLIc, Dr. RgYsoLDs MEDICAL 1eh
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Cl,aPlCerS sale.

DY virtue of dccretal order Of the Circuit
ID Court for the county OF Ingha'n il chaIcery,
made the 7th day of October, ls5-, in ease
wherein Charles VI. Becbe, executor 81 the last
will and testament of SiIa- Becbe, deceased, i
complainant, and William +. Johnson, Hannah
Johnson, Stephen ;. Giiney and EiA Gjducy
are defendants-l the subscriber, the Circuit
Court Commissioner for the county 81 lngham.
State of Michigan, viii sell at public auction al
the Court House. i'll the village OF Mason, in SAID
county, on Saturday the 18th day o. March next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, the
land in said decretal order, described as follows,
viz: beginning at the south east corner of the
west halt of the north west quarter of section
number twenty-six, in township one north OF
range two east, running thence north, on tine
east line OF said lot, nincty-ninc rods, or 10 a
point parallel with the south side OF Main street
| in the village of Stockbridgc, according Ia the
recorded plat of said village, thence vest parable
with the south side Of Main street thirty-onC
rods. thence south line OF lot, m the vI!lagt
of Stockbrdgc aforesaid ninet nine rods, thence
east thirty one rods 10 the place 81 beginning
| and containing nineteen and 29-luofhs acres o!
land, more or less, with the rights and privileges
| expressed in 4 deed from said Beche 20 SAID
/ William r. johnson, bearing lat" November
| eighth 4. ID. 1850.
| GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
! Circuit Court Com'r Incham 60 Mich.
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Price rs cents per Box, : Boxes for SLoo

r. THAYER, Lansing; j. ". Phelps 20
Mason Nath. Champ, Oncndaga; Branch
Son, Stockbridge; and all dealers IN Medicnf
everywhere. Wholesale by Farrand d Whest
on. Detroit. Lyle
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BRASS FOUNDRY.
srOs, Railing 4 Veranslah.,

NTE are prepared % execute al orders for
W IRON RAILlNGS, for private buildings,
Churches Public Squares, and Cemetery Lots.
Corner of Fifth and Woodbridge streets.
opposite Machine shop OF Michigan Central Rail
read Detroit Michigan.
Tlyl JACKSON 4 WILEY.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

THg-.. I1. i-r- ar" Invaluable ~ 'hey vii bring
on 'te monthly period with ro-u!aritv Ladies
who have been disappointed IN the -. ol other
medicines, can place tho u1wesf confidence n
Dr. WarSor's Povd.rS doing AT thsv represent
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Would most respectfully announce that he vii
vis, Lansing on the second days OF every month
for the purpose Of meeting patients afflicted with
Chronic or Lingering Disease.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

der, CapE ld b ~ - been
completely ittsdsp - nAEss fine ap-
pearance-as natural - ever. Mr.. Cofron
is in the Office. She left last evening for
Galena. An accident to her engine de-
layed her some hours. The Kate Cassel
has gone to the boat ways. but will soon be
ready to take her place in line with the
Fanny.
KEokuK-This splendid steamer, under
command of that old river veteran, Capt
Dodge, came up yesterday.
HENRY CLAY-The Henry Clay, Capt.
Stephenson, came down from Galena yes
terday. She is one Of the Northern line Of
Packets. Our old friend Jo Robinson is
clerking on that Boat. 10 lis q splendid
Clerk. She left for st. Louis last evening.
BoArs AT DIS No.NEs.-The Clara Hine
arrived at Des Moines on the 9th inst. The
water in the Des Moines is in good stage.
The Chas. Rogers arrived few hours Ia
ter. The Journal says that the Clara left
on Thursday morning for Bentonsport with
. heavy load Of Pork, Lard, Hides. DC, and
. crowd Of passengers on board. Will re-
turn next week.
Repairs are being made in the locks at
Bentonsport, and boats cannot pass that
point. They will be repaired in a few days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
TO-DAY'S ADV'B.
MORTGAGE Sale.

VTTBERRA6 on the 2lst day OF August 4 ID 1855
w vii lam eadiorts Of the county Of Scott execu.
ted unto Stephen Thompson . cert ain chattel mort
gage, convryipH 70 said Thompson the goods and
chatels desc ribed follows, to- wit: One bay horse
six years old, ono brown mare six years DID, one
mare nine wears cd one bay mare twelve years. old
sorst ho'se eighteen years old, one sorrel msre
two su king colts. one two years old cot one
sorrel years old cot, bsy colt one year
old tso grey colts one year old each, roam colt une
year OLD, one brown tuctiug colt, one spotted cow
seven ycsYs old, red aud white ten years Old
three three years Oh Of red and white color
black three years old steer red three years old
steer, three yeArlng heifeTs, two gearing steers,
three calves three two horse ~agon low wagon,
thrasbine machine, forty hogs, one reaper. one
half interest in reaper three pows aud four harrnws
Which said conve ance was made b. the sad William
Saddoris the urpose os securing the payment Of
promi note aud the inter st thereon signed
BY said William aaddoris dated tho 2lst day OF
August u 1855, and payabe o. follows to-wit: For
the sum Of ten hundred twenty four and 3S 100
DaO24 3s-lOO) dollars, PAYABLE one year af,or d.to.
interest st the rate Of ten per cent sftsr due,
- sail note and mortgage have been asslSa-
1Am Denton.
6reas certain stipulatious Ia said mortgage
- violated. by virtue 81 the power which
It'd ~ said chsst-l mortgage ~ the -
of, will on nondsy SAe 18th day Of
IS, commencina ct the hour Of II O'Clock
Dy and continuing unti, oil i sold, at thu
>f said william eaddoris, expose and
at pubic auction the property abovs
cash to the highest bidder
lolh day Of March ID 1885,
- WILLIAM DNNT0N,
Assianee Of 0ossga9e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

REMOvAL-On or about the first
day Of April next, the popular Drug Store
OF Francis sacobv, Jr. will be ermoved
from Perry street to the Post Office build
ing.; store formerly occupied by Wilson 4
Harley. We congratulate Mr.. Jscoby in
his good selection of that place.
FEEL WORSE AND wORsE.-The edi-
p Of the Rock Island papers canaot some
get over the effects Of the spasvesx x),ich
etter Of Rural" to the Chicago Pr41
,"ne. threw them into. They continue
urge" over it, and abuse "Rurar il
round and ssucy manner. ~
occasion to tell the plain trut
ion Of our sister city. It1
III that strangers arriving
and looking about, and then
to Davenport. or even looking
puld become impressed with the idea thu
avenport is the most healthy and the best
Situated place Of the two. Such is the i'm
preston; such sciN be the impression, and It
cannot be rubbed out. Rock Island is .
fine city. but it has got very muddy back
ground; and then the water from the Mis-
sissippi frequently sets back. and leaves
some very unromantic ponds and stagnant
lakes which are not very pleasant or healthy.
With such drawbacks the city Of Davenport
has not to contend. but from her favorable
position the river cannot come up only to
fill some two or three cellars, and instead Of
the water running both ways as in Rock L.
land. runs directly to the river
Both cities are healthy enough. and all
who are 80 fortunate as to reside in either,
generally live a. long and take as much
comfort while living as in any other place.
and after hfs. we presume it is Just as we'll
with them as with the residents of other
cities out West-Chicago not excepted.
We trust our neighbors will take the mat
ter as easily as possible. They should be
contented that they live in so favored .
spot-one from which they can gaze into
the queen city of the West. That is glory
enough for anv one individual
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

lie rTeDcU 0S CI0U vC.
Lord Covley rel b. yenns and had an
interview with the Empsror.
D'Isreals reform bill co nfirms franchise
upon all members Of the learned profession
and upon parties having small inv estment.
in the funds and Savings banks
The representation Of Is small Boroughs
is reduced from 2 TO member each and The
vacated seats given to counties and new
Boroughs. The bill is strongly attacked BY
the reformers, but a large meeting Of the
conservatives, 300 strong ut Lord Derby
had pledged their united support to the
measure.
Walpole the Home secretary and Henley
President OF the Board Of Trade had retired
from the Cabinet on account Of differences
Of opinion in regard to reform. Mr.. South
ernco urt succeeds the former and Lord Duu
nemore the latter. Lord Marsh replace,
MIR. Sontherncourt as President.
RumOrs of further cesession from the
Cabinet include the Earl OF Salisbury and
MIR Alderly
The British exports show an immense in
crease over last year.
Latest Paris letters says the chances Ol
war or peace were still the same The war
scSeT iau HlSn III beTfuuuy.
Late news from Brazil says President LO-
pez OF Pnrugua has accepted the medistion
Of the brazilian Government in the difficul
ty with America.
LONDON. Wednesday morning The Daily
Nems says: Gloom once more overhangs the
stock Exchange. The most reasnrinv por.
tiohs OF The statement made by the Minis
ters on Friday having been officially ex-
plained away, The prospect Of a minister
ial crisis had likewise some effect on the
Paris Bonrse. Yesterday rents fell half per
cent. Money continued in fair demand ut
la2 per cent.
At a meeting vest sterday Of Conservatives
TO consider D'lseali's reform bill, Lord Der.
by stated il OH a second reading or upon
any main clauses Of the bill in committee
they found themselves in the minority, he
said he should mhesitatingly advise the
Queen to dissolve Parliament. This il a
challenge to Lord John kl- SELL
There is a rumor thetr Count C&v0ur il
expected At- Raria. - y
The Sandman loan Of r. 600 900 had not
been negotiated at Paris by Mr.. Foule az
was supposed. This is looked on as an un-
favorable symptom. since Mr.. Foule as Min
ister OF State must have opportunities Of
foreseeing if events are at hand which
might render the speculation hazardous.
Advices from Rio Janero Of Feb 7th are
received.
Lisbon Lopez has accepted an offer Of
mediation with the Brazilian Government
in the difficulty with the United States
Calcutta mails Of ogd Jan. and China of
25th had reached England.
The steamer Powbattan was ct Hong
Kong.
The ship Flying Fish had been sold ut
Foo ChOo Foo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

re- Those Pixies Peakers who
started away recently, will be back on Sat
urday night, as they will not get so far from
home that they cannot as we'll do it as to
Camp out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

THERE was strong appearance OF
rain yesterday evening. After so long a
drouth. few drops of rain will be refresh
ing-awfully refreshing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

Ivnig areo and Comnodious Hotel has been leased
81 ,o peopgietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
kte6 nntiy fusnished throughout, In the best man
Lsr. vi0HPpsuo nGDs and LOOTED WITH Gas.
! ~ - vtll - spared tomake the PAX HOp11
. * II IL nleaso Of the Ctty; h nach ~
e1no1 eo1nloosantly situated u a. location,
= ~ e111r 81 5olbSoeu and nubu Uv|s ssts, naoi
e Fl ss ~ s'is'rsa1.s = AAs1as'iassoE
=, =; ;7|'l i! : s. f|.l:s;A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

PARKS is opening this morning a
large and we'll assorted stock Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods Call aud ace them. DIST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

The Drug business is concentrating
about the corner of Brady and End streets
All the drug houses in the city are soon to
be within stones throw of each other. 1t
will be q very healthy place during the
aummar wa nraaume
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

BELLE OF THE FoUBoURH.-Bear in
mind that this splendid play will be pro-
duced at the German Theatre this evening
for the benefit Of the poor. 1t is splendid
piece and will no doubt be we'll played
by our spirited German Ametuers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
Davenport, March II, 1850.
NAIL AHHANdEMENfS'

EAsTsRu NAIL (SunjAy excsptsi.) arrives daiiy
Mt Q n and ? M closes At A and o n.
WxsTEsN NAIL arrives daily u undsyr {! psed)
n 10 A a ali ? ~; closes II ana 7 -.
aourusRN n IL from 5. Louis anu 6outnern 0b
souri, araives daily tsnni.ys eScepted) at y;
closes at y.
NonTHERN NAIL, Via Dubuque snd notneIR
- arrives daily (5undays exceptsd) 1t r
~ "A M.
NoRTmEas MAIL, via Dewitt
arrives Tuesdays. Thur1dAY
N closes 1uesdays, n
~.
NORTHERN NAH
ons, arrives daily
ses a. Pm.
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s. sSCheMpest', Lao Books.

TlURTl6' Decisions OF Supreme Court, u. T., ~
" volumes.
Jarmsa on Wills, vols.
Angel ON Pirs and Life Insurance.
Law Of Carriers.
Limitations.
Story on Agency.
Conflict Of Lave. &c, &c.
Legal Envelopes, Buf, Parchment and Cloth lined.
Legal Cap Paper, blue and white, all at large re-
duction fi0m gnsr prices At the low Book Rooms,
No. 50 Bray street, near the Post Ofice.
Feb96 CHARLES ADAMS.
46OO YEAR.-Wanted an ACTIVE HONEST
man In every comfy In the States, to travel and
canvass for the NEW YORK OMNIBUS - beautiful
ly illustrated monthly Journal TO suitable active
men, salary Of $500 per year and small commits
sion will be paid. Address
G. r. BRIrToH, Publisher, so Reetman st., r.
JanlI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

NCW 1SOoRO0D8 1AOU0ce
N>nB subscssbers have rensed M ntisd Up large
j heuss. sitasas
~ ThlsA, betwees 0Ala anA DsoAv 0ess,
and sss nov prepared % aocoansdsts tvse1g AAv
buasA1ee, "a ~ or eaoht vith lo1goe. Aloo n
Du1te y See@4 - = QIealeQon - la1v.
! ! nlvnntAsnn6A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

RAnaoAp IDS, East, Leave stSol
Sundays excepted west, leaves 1t y:UOxN9
PM, Sundays excepted.
STAoEs, north, TO Dubuque, via Dewitt. Maquo-
keta and wilton leave the Pennsylvania House Tues
days, Thursday and Saturdays at A M; North, to
Lyons via eCIaire, Princeton, Osmanche ana Oi'n-
ton. TUESDAYS. Thur sdays and Saturdays at A NJ.
Smith 4 Arnold's line Of hacks leave every day st
2 NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

NEW SrnrNo Goonn. We call at
tention to the advertisement of II. IL
Smith in this mornings issue. Mr.. Smith
has splendid lot of new goods, to which
the attention Of the ladies is particularly
invited
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.

AkNOUNCEMENT.-Aess Editors - Please
announce the name Of JOSEPH MOTIF as candidate
for the office Of CITY MARSHAL, subject 70 the nc-
tion OF the Democratic City Codyeniton, ard Oblge
mch15 MANY VOTpR9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

WASHINGTON. March l6.-Diplomatic cor
respOndence from Madrid says that Mr.
Preston will be received unconditionally.
hut any proposition touching Cuba will be
followed by government sending him pass
ports,
The Grand Jury have found true Till
agninst Daniel Sickels. The y have not yet
decided respes ting Mr.. But,erworth's COM
plcity in the affair.
The Secretary Of State recently submit
ted to the Attorney General the question
whether the Chinese Coolie trade as carried
on American ships came within the law for
suppression Of the slave trade. The Attor.
ney General decides it does not.
The Attorney General to-day appointed
A. B. McAlmont Of Pennsylvania Assistant
Attorney General.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
-. N. PATTON,

-. D. PATTON,
At LAW. OAlce-up stairs, In tho
|DgUerly occupied by ,J. ". Wiley,
4oG1ed 10 his care will be punctual'y
naoYy 8, 1859. Jams
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

EE Call at this Office for the best
blanks. We have large quantity on hand.

EH- The streets were better filled
with teams yesterday than we have seen
them for long time. Glad to notice it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
C. q M M ERCIAL


DAVENPORT, n arch 16. p M.
FLoUR-But little doing. Spring wheat -four,
- oO@t4 IS wholesale; s 90 At retail. Old wheat
hour firm at t5 5C@$6 90. White winter, - 90.
BUcKwnEAr PLoUR-Good supply al q so %
cwt Wholesale; - 90 retail.
WHEAT-Some lots by boat, mono by wagon
Spring wheat fair At 55@D65c; choice, TO-. Old. 10
GSOc prime old ,SO@90c.
O0RN-Msrket dull some light arrivals. In the
ear, 46GD47c; shel'ed, SO922c.
OArs-Only nominal at 25(080 for new; choice
spring, IS a So; old, 450D5Oc.
BARLsY-None coming In. Steady at 4O@5Oc for
new; choice, 55c.
P0rAroEs-Scarce. 5N@a15c at Wholesale; .90c
@]1 90 q Tctail.
ONIONs-Nominal at 45@5Oc.
6HOULDERs-Sc wholesale 1Oc retail.
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