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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
That GREAT REM EDT
50 LONG SOUGHT,
70 UN'D 1T Il n ST!

- u ~ ~ - 81 - IL 81 - - !
THIS remedy, cis'me, BY the medical PROCESSES,
L and the multiplied Thousands Who have ussd
and tested ts O0Ndersl cvvaiiss properties, % b.
the grsstest discovery ia medical .ciei c., end ns
lures own remes'y, u the result OF years Of toll end
study by VI Ohios favorite ply sic, N order
T. produce something that would Get the wishes Of
suffer h amAni y, and thousands from the psiese-
ly tAlsce and humble cottage can testify 70 the -
mediate relief found BY hs For want Of space
only oner rev Of the many evidences In lie -.
vor.
Moline. ~ FEB. 10 I a.
MEseRs MHNN CO. Gsnfs: We And
-our Ague Balrsm sop. rior u an, rsm~dy In cor
msrket :or the pern.nent cure q all malarous an
eases. We chez fully eccm MN. nd u - ostAy that
gres. name u has wherever ecld and u ed
Very truly yours, RICHARDS THOMAS.
tkeerfuly submit the following: Having observ~d
closely the effect Of Or. Aanns Agl- Ba.sm IN his
vicini for the pa three years, an well pleased
With II. rtmedia VIRTUES - an antidoie 10 malaria
have frequently used II In NY practite and 9th
entire satisfaction. Prom nv intimse hnovlscas
of.hir compound, ] Sece nm nd IL % safe prompt
AMI efficient
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST, 1853
NEHAoKEDOn, 4 D.
Hutton. Ind. Afey TIA, 1858
MESsRS Many CO.-Gs Having
sold your Ague Balsam for The past three yeaYs so
Of persons In this vicinity, and cosly ols~y
vipg s effects. we do not hesitate in ssyine b..
LEV. 1t the best remedy rold In Indisna, ed
viii efec tually cure chills, fever and agus without
fall.
Truly Yours, PHlLLIAAH KHARNs,
Drrg~S.r
Lo0dnsporf, Ind. Sept 13fA, 1856
DIR. MANN :-Pi~a se send me- cne- half gruss more
of your Ag.e BsIf am immer iaiey. IL 10 " RYe-
demand ar may be truly led the I ins q Fever
and Ague. J 1YfLP,
Physician and d ugsiss-
81. Louis, March 1T 1858.
ARSSRS Z MANN Cu.-Genn. Ne have
sold La &c amornt - your Asue bAlsam the pase
three yess. ana ind thst where introduced and sold
Il has eQuAl IN the history q sgue reaedies ara
u ON I'll parts Of the Wet We ess TIE cheer
trg evs-it never fails 1, cure its Da,ient-and 10
looked upon In this cotnry the best medciee Sog
ehills, fever Ard sgue ever IN nsyhes.
o. WOOD co.
s. K. MANN & CO, Proprietora Go
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
st. Charles RcSfNsrONf.
Basement or Nicholl's Block.

w. e. Palmer.
@0WouLp Is-p,e.fally e.ll -
p.tl'c 10 the fact. that he
has lifted up IN e. CANT and LIZ
convenient Restaurant undsr Nickoils Block, whsIs
be viii Be happy 70 serve his friends With I'll the DEL
icactes Of The season.
Free 1g1Rncla
From 70 10 and 10 70 II Pn. deH7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
Notice.

NWD oubscription DOobs Of the Davenport and
j Oedar Valley aail Road Csmpaay will rmaie
opsn ~ the ONCE Of DR.: T. j. Ssandsrs In Post OF.
Gce Daeck, next door 70 the Deaocsat Once, until
Saturday. February 8, 1870.
B.CO0E,
WI. ALLEN,
4on3 tn. ]. OAUNDuRa-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
Trains run By Cnicsgo time, which Is twelve MIN
uies fasser then davenport time.
nN and after Monday, Jan I0th, 1859, and until
~ further notice trans viii leave Davenport fer
Huscasine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oily tbundays excepted, - follows:
Isi Express ard u all Train At scSAm
TRAINS vii lesve Dsven port for Chicago daily Sun
lays excepted - follows:
Let Mai Train, ~ 955 n
ID 1x3ress Train, at ssOP n
Trains arrive At Davenport daily. Uandays sxesp
tsd) ~ follow:
vAOM TEE EAST.
ist Express Train q sl5A
"a Mall Tram, at 755 m
FROM THE WEST.
lst Rxprese and Nat Train Il 5%5pn
Trains run BY Chicago time VII ich Is twelve min.
otes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport viii make connections
At Counbs City, Washington and Iowa City With
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points Vest.
The Passenger Train oonnecie at Rock Island With
Ch!oaso Rock Island Railroad trains for ali points
East, North and South.
Passengers ~. reminded Of the necessity Of Rivtra
ltstnci direction 90 the destination OF their bag
gage, also procure tickets before taking heir seats II
The cars.
n. b. The Morning r. 50 A NJ train for the Ia 1t
on nects At let with trains on tie Michigan Cen.
I, al At tie Jur c,ion With trains the Pitts.
IGTg r. wAyne Cnicsg, X r; st CHICAGO with
trans on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
tral Rail Roads.
s.ds JOHN p. TRACY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02

We are prcV AIRED 10 make contracts With dealers
for first quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos ard g.
In quantities Of net less than ton deliverable Il
our Sarshouse 1t time previous to the first day
Of June next-ave per cent cash be paid when the
conti oct is made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
Are Invited to correspond with Us.
Jan3 THOMAS 3. DlOKRRSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
SPRING TRADE

2VFIJ BunuIcs No . Shett HON.
100 90 Is: quality Russia assorted Nos
500 PIGS Bsnea Tin,
$50 Casks Zine, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of shcathing and
Braiiers' Copper, Rivsts, FAR, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and Aachins all OF which is offered
At the lowest market price for Cash.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
EADs GALLOWAY / SANDERS.
For Sale.

100 FEtT Of ground On Brsiy, between 18th and
lVU i3th streets, goo3 terms.
Aiso
Ali feet On Brady, ty $50, low for cash.
Also,
2iots on Brady, lSo feet BY $50. This can he sold
on long time
ALSO,
8 lots on Brady betxesn sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
e1NOo0 worth OF real estate 20 sell cheap all i'm
proved lots in the best part OF the Cit goods and
groceries, cash and balance on long time.
AISs
go 600 worth Of goods ID exchange for un!m-
proved lands In Scott and Muscatine counties.
Also,
A beautiful new frame h use with two acres Of
highly ornsmented land. command ngthe finest view
IN the vicinity Of the city, On good terms.
Apply 70
JaI4 RAIDS, GALLOWAY & SANDERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
For sale.

N Acres beautiful land for sale, IS acres o..
~ which Is improved, good doube log hoase, hne
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, IL
Terms easy,
ALSO,
Two beautiful arms, acres each, 10 acres IN
hieh state OF Improvement, good dwelling houses
and out housts good RAINING and well water on cach
miles est o: thu city, q good road and near
the railroad q % good cosi 81 timber LAM
viii 60 with these farms II desired. TIE farms are
adloining timber and ard al c Mrs II rare
chance Is here offered and ~Ill doubtless 81 seen At
the easy terms on which they can be soli.
House and lot on Seooni street, Grants mill.
Lot 20O by 60 feet. Good two story frame house
nne stone basement. Terms easy.
App'yt0
Ja23 EADS GALLOWAY / SANDERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.aNCI DYE House.

Il 0RAUPuHR would respectfully notify the Il.
Il issns Of Davenport, Aock Island and vicinity
that he has taken house on
THIRD Nv B1f. n1ADY AND Y1RRY,
in DavsDpost, and proposes TO the Ladies and
Centlem0n that he VIII Color and Soour sun, Craze
0hswis, We'd, Oeesse, HAIR, 1ssthen, Straw anA
RufS.
He he's besa - years In he basinaas end h.
worried In Russia, ltaly, Germany M h ~ peina,
pie citieo Of ~ Untted oeatae
1o Vim a1oo
Al NM q
0bORt1O0nA00AS0 01oA1AO0A
- - Uau1ot0e 0sm( - 1sAslaa1 ~.
~ - 0Uo1AU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-02
For Sale.

AOHD hundred and twenty Building lots In a.
SAddition TO the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated %
enc bank Of the Mississippi they vii be sold on
tonable terms
Por particulars inquire Of nessYs. Dursee Pratt q
Co.. Fort Byron, Charles J. AoGers, nsQ LeUaiye.
OF JayjN r KyNC
Dani Agent. No IS Brady street.
u Also nurnterless desirable pieces OF land in
and near the cities Of Davenport and L. CLAIRE, and
near Port Byron. nov30
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
EnthusIastic Receptions OF neither


Cot NETHERLAND reached this city on
Saturday morning and took rooms at the
City Hotel. He was called on during the
day by large number of personal and politi-
cal friends. AT night large concourse of
citizens assembled at the Court House, and
demanded to see him. On being called for
ne arose and was received with a-warm
hearty, enthusiastic and cheering welcome.
He made a. short speech in which, without
entering at large into the questions which
will be his topic during the summers cam
paign, be showed perfect familiarity with
the political Issues of the times ;and displayed
a mastery power of treating them before the
people.
% His audience received bis remarks with
demonstrations of the liveliest satisfaction,
and his party friends went away fully assured
that the banner Of the party has been placed
in hands that will bear it with an ardor of
devotion, patriotism. ability and gallantry
through all the struggles of the canvass
which will inspire hope and courage and con-
fdence, wherever it valves Whether that
flag is to float on the breeze of triumph, or
trail in the dust of defeat on the first Thurs
day in August, we feel and kno,c that METH
ERLAND will do has achole duty, nobly and I'M
ceasingly. He is now in Nashvill to ar
range with Gov. HARRIS the programme of
the canvass and is eager for its opening.
Gov. II. is absent on a visit to his family in
the Western District, and as soon as he re-
turns, which we trust will be very soon, we
may expect to have list of appointments.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
Our Platform and Candidate.

The Carroll Patriot thus speaks of the res
olutions of the late Convention and of our
candidate:
"The resolutions adopted by this conven-
ton are such as commend themselves to the
calm judgment of the people of all parties.
whose minds are not so warped by prejudice,
as to shut out all candid reflection upon the
great principles enunciated.
We especially commend these resolutions
to those of our readers who have hitherto
acted with the Democratic party. The pres
ent time is auspiciOus for reviewing the pO-
litical tenets upon which we may have acted
in the past. The most bigoted partizans can
not fail to see that the principles and usages
of the Democratic party have failed upon a
full and fair trial, to give that prosperity
that peace and quiet to our country which
should be the end and aim of all political par
ties, but in their stead, have given us l5ga-
cy of intestine hroils and discontent-of gem
eral financial distress, aud all the evils of
bankrupt Treasury, while a public debt of
millions, accumulated in time of peace, rests
as an incubus upon the energies of our peo-
pie.
In John Netherland we recognize leader
who is all that we could desire in the contest
bold, eloquent and patriotic, whose fair
fame will hush to silence and drive to con-
fusion the vile SANDERS of his foes-a man of
noble heart and iron nerve. who dares, in an
age of venality, TO be honest and raise his
voice for the right. viii he be sustained by
his friends? We do not ask will they vote for
him, but will they ,cah heart and soul, come TO
the rescue and aid their gallant chief in his
efforts to win the State from the grasp of the
spoilers?
In our judgment, every friend of reform
should. in utter abnegation of self, rally to
the conflict. and battle as If the might of
hosts We're in each single arm, and the fate of
his party and his country hung upon his sim
gle efforts"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

GEN. HENNINGsEN,-T editor of the Au-
gusta Dispatch has seen Gen. HENNINGsEN,
and thus describes him
Seen HENNINGSEN is a man of fine physi-
que, with martial air, and most gentleman
ly bearing withal. He is about six feet in
height. very erect, and dresses in the blue
cloth of the service, wears his coat buttoned
to his chin, and white handkerchief visible
from his left side pocket with a manifest re-
gard TO neatness of fit. and general appear
ance. He has good head. prominent nose,
and brave greyish eye. He wears side wills
kers, moustache and delicate imperial,
which, with his hair, are all sprinkled with
grey. He appears about 40 years of aEe; is
vigorous and elastic in his motion, as though
a constitution evidently overtaked, would al
low his career of adventure to be prolonged
for many year. He sits modify bv the
fire, or walks in quiet unrest in the piazza,
smoking sort OF cigarette, which he makes
as he sits or walks. by rolling fine tobacco in
a slip of paper. When addressed he is polite
and rather communicative but the general
''cut Of his glib" marks him as man OF sul-
phurous predictions, and if there is a war
convenient, he looks like the man to find and
face it,"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
From the Avalanch
BY v1RGx1Us HurcHESs.

Oh, for a lutte, Ike seraphs' lutes abovel
A draught from Helconian stream
That might thrill sweet sad tune OF love
AS weird and wild maniac's dreamr
Alas. earth's gifted one's must die,
And leave their spheres on earth in gloomr-
The fire that burned in HaskelI,s eye r
Was quenehed in the damp, cold tombt
He crossed deaths ever-nowing sea,
Tired of the vain worlds care ana vice,
and scared on wings as feet AMI free
As birds in bowers of Paradise.
star meath Iife's horizon set,
No more To light our path twill burn;
And many manly eye is wet,
While woman mourns at HaskelIs urn
Death came to him a welcome boon
To him, maniac wild with fears
And he left the rude world in the June
or his terrestrial years.
While here he bowed at pleasures shrine,
As many child of genius errs-
He drank to her the sparkling wine
Which posons all her worshppers.
Let charity his errors veil,
And conscience curse the hated bowl
That stained the seDtent casIlet frail
Which held the maniac's jewel souli
The flesh can linger but day,
waf on Times sea tempest wave,
Touched by the cold blight Of decay
And drifting 10 the silent grave.
Departed gifted one, adieul-
We would not call thee back again
To this bleak world, where joys are few,
And god-lke minds grow mad from pain
No more the accents Of thy tongue
Can wake the slumbering echoes here;
Thy last funeral knel is rung,
And DER thee falls the silent tear.
Too soon was broke the ''golden bowI''-
Too short thy lire's contracted span;
But thy names on Memory's brilliant scroll
A wIr,-an ORATOR. MAN!
Sweet rest thee underneath the sod
Where purple violet, blue-eyed, spring,
Thy soul, we hope, is with its God,
And hears the anthem sing.
TUscUMBIA, Alabama, April, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
State Convention.

We learn from the Nashville papers that
the Opposition State Convention was harmoni-
Gus and enthusiastic. John Nethcrland. OF
Hawkins county was nominated by acclama-
ton as the Opposition candidate for Governor
at the approaching August election-a man
worthy the confidence aud enthusiastic sup
port of the people of the State. n worthier
man could not fill the Gubernatorial chair
All honor TO John Netherland. and may his
banner foatin triumph on the first Thursday
in August neXt.-Spdrta r ilnes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12
Same Day.-clab Purse, 5000. MiIe heats

Nrrs FoR PoOR MESi-It costs a deal Of
money 10 be rich aud il is 4 question Il so
much Is worth 30 little. Alter all. Is wealth
worth the eost--Hrst In acquiring Il. next In
supporting Ia. and lastly. In bearing up under
il when you have losl its IL may cost n great
deal to be rich. bat II yoa have 10 enclose
bat the SUNS Of $40. IS, or s2s, 20 Wood
Eddy CO. Wilmington. Delaw are. the pro-
prissors 81 the legalised iot1eEies OF Thai
Stale, or the same smsli amouRtE 10 the same
responsible lrus AZ Augusta, Georgia, soa
make sale investment, and insure your
chance IN securing competency, or making
a RAPID fortune. loa viii Aeknea ledge. M
der the circumstances. that your wealth. thus
aeqairsd. II worth she cost e Mood, EDDY a
and 5 Ssan 4 Co. aud are nov The l.aallsea
lottery operators Of tbs uailed Slalss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

at the end of his term, and what he can in
no event hope to prevent. The tide is setting
in that way that will lead on to fortune, and
we had just as'soon the President should take
it as any other man. He viii 90 well to con-
slider of it
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Notice.

Copiry 4 Watson K Tfs1npson and ashers.
DI = decrec q me sapIeuac Coart, m4de fn the
ID above cause ~ - herrmoeF Terra. tess, fthe
not having bers lsssi ordered } shall sci
"a sAft knAf, fhE ft2a DAY 0f NAY kkAf af
she Coaft hoozr dor NashFiie La ~. 2. Wtt she
isnfsex ticrun Ia Itrys gstkn - tsts feFu-
tered fn t.s esisgeE erce u m sssn enantF b.zk
No. "A. fAges ~ ke tyicg fi4s snEs SkaFch rsru
Eake Fotd, credit Il q, = an1 l. laszt4s Nste e
sfth god secafity requif~d and Ira realised al
E4yaebt q paFeEase aesey eqsf 81 sale ~ % Iaiz
ia cash !. r. CLARK
+ asra-ff ff.t f14rk
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neu advertisements.
ART GALLERY
Of american POrtraiture.

corner OF Union and College Streets.
THIS establishment, the most extensive in the
u southwest, still continues 10 be the resort Of
the fashion and beauty Of our country which fully
endorses the sentiments of thousands that it is the
great EMPORIUM for
photographs!
MelainOtypes!
and AmbrOtypes!
At this house all pictures are warranted TO please or
charge will be made.
We would especially invite the community and our
friends IN general 10 visit great Hall of Portrai
ture, where pictures of the most celebrated States
men aud Divines can be seen, viz: HIS Excellency
President Buchanan, the Vice President HIS Excel
lency Gov. johnson, Hon. Cave Johnson A V
Brown, j. A. McEwen, Eph. H. Foster. and a thous-
and others of celebrity-Bshops Pierce Kavanaugh
Edgar, &c, &c.
Copies of the above can be had at a low price at
any time.
Hail beauteous Art, thy glorious reign supreme,
Like oceans wave majesticaliy roll,
And sweeping sits towering crest arise,
To hold in extacy the raptured soul,
In sweet commune sit-but admire
The truthful semblance Of the absent friend
And witness there the flashing eye Of fire.
Where Art and Nature both together blend
"Look on this picture-and on this ,,
Departed parent-and the friend well known
whose loVe-iips breathing were wont to kiss
And press the heart 50 fondly 10 own
No unsei this, no gaudy gilded toy,
For Oh, its points us TO long lost scene
And here converse, as t'were both face to face
We realize again our early dream.
apFl2-tf.
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ssReduced by Dyspepsia TO a Mere
Skeletonss
CURED BY "BGRHAvE's HOLLAND Br11xRs.

CUKED BY ''BHRHAYEs HOLLAND BIITERs. -
MI A Matchett, trader probably well known
as any man in Western Pennsylvania, states fol-
lows; ~ met with farmer in Armstrong county
who was reduced by Dyspepsia 70 mere skeleton
l persuaded him TO buy bottle of Boerhave's Hol-
land Bitters, believing it would cure him. Meeting
him some months after, what was my establishment
at finding him bale, hearty man; he told me now
he weighed 200 pounds, and that this wonderful
change had been produced by BGrhave's Holland
Btters to which he attributed solely his restora-
{ ion.''
HOlioway's OIntment---Sore Leg and
all Ulcers, eruptions, and injuries of the flesh,
heal kindly and swiftly under operation of the
Ointment, and the Pills. by their gentle aperent ac-
tion, assist the cure. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
aprII-lw ~r
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Circuit Court at Nashville.

Bill for Divorce.
Pmnr DAVIS.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
l. teri from the allegations IN the bill filed in this
ause, that the Defendant, PmIIP DAVIS is non resi-
dent of the State OF Tennessee that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served on him, is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Patriot
newspaper published IN the City Of Nashville for
Tour successive weeks requiring the said Defendant TO
appear AT the next term ui the Circuit Court David
son County, u be held in the City Nashville on the
second Monday in May next then and there o. plead
answer or demur TO Compliments bill or the same
Will be taken pro coRfesS0 and set down for hearing
exparts. DAVID c. LOVE Clerk and Master
April IL, 1889 -apl2-4t
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Seoohu Appearing, with Biographies 81 Ann Lee Jas
"'l't"Ner, j. Hocknett, j. Meacham and Lucy Wright
ByF -W Evans vol. Ismo.
ONWARD; Or, TIE MouNrsrx CrANrEEyEs
Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Ann winsoom. vol
limo. WI
ooNrENrs
Looking Upwards: Colin and J,a,i.. Tie r,-,,,,.
at A'cyne; on or and Away; FnJeavori,,.. "a
ward Arnold; Poor, Yet Noble: Little Harry. Poor
Jamie Clark; Fields White unto the Harvcs,. IN,
Sand Huis The DrunkRrd's Cottage: The Ipr.r,,s
hinistryi Stand Stll; Old Moses and Ilile Anab The
Rocky Glenn; Saiome: Widow Mcleod. star, ana
Iona; Clouds and sunshine FAITHS Cona,et. F,i,l,s
Victory; Reunion; summer Days; The Fading F1o,,-
er; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding Ia. tn.
Mountain Tops Appearing; Fastening On; The sire,s
birthday; The summit Gained.
ACES FROM TEE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NEf, LADY MORGAN. vol, limo.
IFrom the London Athennum.,
''This volume brims with sense. cleverness andb,-
NOR. lively and entertaining collection OF crea
mans thought and quick woman's Observation. +,
book to be read now FOR meut, and to be sough
hereafter for reference
PROM the London Daily Newsl
"a charming Book. 1t is long since he reading
public has been admitted So SO great treat ,s ms
fascinating eoileci.n ef wit aneciote ana r,sin !,
+ deiighu Il "reminiscences Of brilliant pas, told hy
one Of The best wits sui extant."
w. " BERRY 81 CO., Public Sounr.
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81 The Louisville Dszaeeraf asks II IL
doesn't strike us that our version Of the dem
ocratic currency resolutions Is rather singa-
lars Not more 30 than The resolutions them-
selvos.
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For sale.

yTauRFE ~ four desirable BHiiding Lots. on the
Ntiaie FrAhkiIn Euraulkc, - tho janction q TIE
Nsshviihe sEd chsttznoogs tL4lifa41 Iannrf. The
above Lots Elii Be sofa al bzresin Apply b =
J. X. 01-k~C0Sk a Co,
apfal-lW - college stre-t