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LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
Davenport, iowa.
uILLETT, WlRTS 4 MORRIS,.... .Ploprietors.
" Claire, Princeton, Lyons, De it'll. Maquoketa
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DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened b,anch Office
70 the LeCiare House, for the accommodation Of
those who wish any thing in my limo
shall be At the LeClaire House from .. m. to
y d, every day except Sundays. he balance
81 the time shall be at my Office in Rock Is
laad.
thankful for past favors and pstro hope
- receive continuance Of the same.
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Rock Island, June 10, 1862.
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July goth. 1862
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Wiz, AaluOketa. a A'amosa.
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"a (successor of Dow l. Brown, Davenport, 10 "a
1nee rear Of L. A. Asckio:'A Bank ara DIFF
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CLARK Il I.OXT
3lEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frem the
aest Eastern manufactures, of the mos, approx ed
'asserns, and al prlces that defy c. mpctition No
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HYDRO ECLECy &c CURE
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TT y 1--WE "
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DOCTORS PARKER a MclAKN.
DHYSTCIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
1 No. Franklin slock, second floor, Brady st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Il wa.
In. PARKER's residence, corner 9TH and lie Clair.
streets. DIR. GEO. ". MCCARNs residence, cas-,
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
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H.4VE.vS s. P.4RCEL,S.

Vegetables, Apples, Peaches, Berries,
Corn, cabbage, Lseets, ETC., etc.,
In fact they propose keeping a general variety
OF everything N their line.
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- 1As Hs1]HHDS "Ns DsS
1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. and residence No. q, corner Main AMI Third
.roets, .bav .tt,ort Iowa iulyl d.
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To the Owners of swine in the City of
Davenport.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

in appearance. and security and convertible
always with coin, would at onco protect
labor against the evils Of vicious cur
rency, and facilitate commerce by cheap
and safe exchanges. A moderate reserva-
tion from the interest on the bonds would
compensate the United States for the prep
aration and iistibutioR Of the notes. and .
general Supervision Of the system. would
tighten the burden OF that part of the pub
lie debt employed as security. The pub
lie credit, moreover. would be greatly i'm
| proved. and the negotiation Of new leans
greatly facilitated by the steady market
demaud for government boads. which the
adoption Of the proposed system would
create. 1t is oD additional recommends
tion OF the measure. ofconsiderabls weight
in my judgement, that it would reconcile
as far as possible. all existing interests by
the opportunity offered to existing ipstitu.
/, tions for secured uniform national circuls
ton in place OF the local and various cir
cnlation, secured and unsecured, now issu-
ed by them. lf.. -
r,,e THE TREASURY EXHIBIT. -
The receipts into the Treasury from all
bureaus. including loans and balances from
the preceding year. for the fiscal year end
ing on the Both Of June, 1862, were: =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

The treaty with Great Britain for the
suppression OF the slave trade has been put
into operA;ion with good prospect OF
complete success. 1t is an occasion OF
special pleasure to ackno xleige that the
execution of it on the part Of Her Majesty 8
government has been markcd-with jeal-
Gus respect for the AUTHORITIES. Of the Uni
ted States. and the tights Of their moral
and loyal citizens.
Tie convention with Hanover for the
abolition OF the State dues has been carried
into full elect under the act of. Congress
for that purpose. ....
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FslloV Citizens Of Me Senate and House .
ReDrexenfofjves .-sf.I .s-rt...si s. I-...i i.s-s

Fsllose Citizens Of Ms Senate ana. House of
Representatives. 'itd r''.si = 4eatessil
Since your last assembling another year
Of health and bountifui harvests has pass
ed. and while it has not pleased the Al
mighty to bless M with areturn OF peace
we cannot but press on. guarded by the
best light be gives MS, trusting that in
his own good time and wise way. all will
be we'll MiGlJ I6ff 3r9nIfff5foS
our FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The correspondence touching foreign af-
fairs which has taken place during the
last year. is herewith submitted, in -vir-
tusl compliance with request to that ef-
feet. made by the Houes of Representatives,
near tho close Of the past session of Con-
gress. II the condition Of our relations
with other nations is less gratifying than
it has usually been at other periods it has
certainly been more satisfactory than q ma
,ion so unhappily distracted as we are,
might have reasonably spprehended. SO
In the month of June last there were
some grounds to expect that the maritime
powers which at the beginning of our do
mestic difficulties SO unwisely and so un.
necessarily as we think. recognized the
insurgents as belligerent power, would
soon recede from that position which has
proved only less injurious 10 themselves
than to our own country, but the tempo
rary reverses which afterwards bcfel the
national arms and which were exaggerated
By our own 'disloyal citizens abroad, have
hitherto delayed that act Of simple justicr
The civil war which has so radically
changed for the moment the occupations
and habits Of the American people. has
necessarily disturbed the social condi-
tion and affected very deep ly the prosperi-
~ Of the nations with which we have car
fied on commerce that has been steadi-
ly increasing throughout period of half a
ccntuiy. 1t has at the same time excited
political ambitions and app'ehensions
which have produced profound agitation
throughout the civilized world. go
In this unusual agitation we have for.
horne taking part in the controversy be-
tween psities anil factions in any such
STATES. We have attempted no propa-
gendism and acknowledged no revolution.
but we, haze leftto every nation the exclu-
sive ecndnet and management of its own
affairs. Our struggle has been of course
contemplated by foreign nations with ref
erence less to its own merits than to its
supposed and often exaggerated effects and
the ce nsequences resulting to those nation.
themselves. Nevertheless. complaint on
the ra,t Of th:x government even II n
were just, would certainly be unwise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

An Wilton eftweniyhve per cent will be made on tns
assv. rates fer Special Notices.
cities win be allowed twenty
t-sp.r cnt commision advertisement, ofany kind
wilI be Inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

I deem il my duty to recommend an sp-
prrprisaion iss behalf Of the owners Of the
Norwegian bark Admiral p. Foreiens Riols,
which vessel was in May. 1861. prevented
by the commander Of the blockading force
of Charleston. from leaving that port With
. cargo. notwithstanding similar pfivi-
lrgs had shortly before been granted TO an
English vessel. ! have directed The Secrs-
tsry Of Stateto csuse the papers in the case to
be communica ted to the proper committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
TnE COAST BLOCKADE.

{ A blockade Of 3. 009 miles Of sea coast
could not be established and vigorously
enforced in season of great commercial
activity like the present without commit
ting occasional mistakes. and inaicting
unintentional injnries upon foreign ma
tions and their subjects. A~civil war. oc-
curing in a country where foreigners re.
side and carry on trade under treaty stip.
uls,ions. i~necess arily fruitful Of complaints
OF the violations Of neutral rights. All
euch collisions tend to excite misapprchen
sions and possibly to produce pationa
reclamations between nations which have
common interest in preserving peace
and lriendahip. af $ isslfa3
In clear cases Of these kinds have. SO
far as possible. heard an.l reIressed com
plants which hare been preierrei by
friendly powers. There is. however. a
large and angmenting nnmI,er or doubtful
cases upon which the Government is. un.
able to agree with the Government whose
protection is demanded by the claimants
There are. moreover. many cases in which
the United States or their citizens suffer
wrongs from naval or military suthoritie,
Of foreign nations. which the government
Of these States are not prepared to redress
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

l have proposed to some of the foreign
States thus Interested mutual conventions
TO examine and adjust such CO nplaints.-
This proposition ,has tssn made especially
10 Great Brit ain, to France, to Spain and
to Prussia. In each case it has been kind
y received, bur has not yet been formally
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
OUR TERRITORIES.


II is worthy of yonr serious consilera-
tion whether some extraordinary measures
to promote that end cannot be adopted
The measure which suggests itself as
most likely to be effective is scientific ex-
Iploration Of the mineral regions in those
Territories. with view to the publication
of its results at home and in foreign conn
tries-resuts whith cannot fail to be
ausPicious. t la
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
NATIONAL FINANCES.

The condition of the finances viii claim
your most diligent consideration. The
vast expenditures incidental to the militia
-ry and naval operations required for the
suppression of the rebellion have hitherto
been met with Promptitude and certain
~ unusual in similar circumstances. and
the public credit has been fully maintained.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

IL --S+ tiI 8UBGEoX BExTIs T
Wh1isov psrtia sets Of Teeth asserted on the
u,st approved plan Special attention paid TO -
sss y-sss<vs<.s. 'fths ssssrsl t<sth. sadirreg- 4
clarity of ChiIdren's 3 teeth corrected. I - II -
fs1Rs.n1 Hcn1t te-h extracted With Or without Cbo
rof3rn Can bs eonsufted - his
Ira u Hs-si.ys Tsssdsvs- OncS .,vrr Hf1r Dn1sry
wsss shis ntchiSsn street. - - q fnSayi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
Terms of Subscription.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
oae,suareof,so or ess three weeks, Oress sl,oo
sch IS cents Larger advertisements
In properties Lessshsn half 10 be as
over sauare charged whole square
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

nR. T. Alb RY0N.sI u
IL PHYsFcTAN AND SURGEON
Arsons the procession oae his
services TO the eifissns of P1ymeu<h and vicinity
Once over Hirs Bakery. In Dr.. A. O. Borton's Dem
tai Roosns. aide Nichirar stre~x
Pesi snce side Of Nichig street. opposite the
E4wards House. dec1s. 1850 ney1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11


Fluctuations in the value of currency
arc always injurious, and to reduce these
ductuations to the lowest possible point,
win always be . leading purpose, in wise
legislation. 4 Prompt and certain convert
ibility into coin is generally acknowledged
to be the best and surest against them.
and it, is extremely doubtful whether .
Of United States notes. payable
IA coin. and sufficiently large for tho wants
of the people. can be permanently, usefully
and safely maint aimed Is there any 9TH
er Medium which the necessary provision
for the public wants can be made. and che
great sdvsufege Of = safe and Uniform cur-
Tency secured! shaon b.sosss sil. 20 .6isemli {
s'sss' s.s,,s isss a1xzD iss.sss s'ss
l know Of nons which promises 30 GER
tain fesuits, and At the same time 80 uneb-
jsctionbIe as the organization of bsnkine
associations under : general act Of Con.
gress wen BcArdod IA its Provisions. Fo
such .sssoci lions the govsrnmsat might
furnish eircuIstine notes on. the security OF
Unitsd Stnlss bonds depositsd In M
treasury = These notes prepared under thz
supsrvisiou Of proper ofdess being uniform
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

/ have favored the project of connect
ing the United States with Europe by an
Atlantic telegraph. and similar project
to extend the telegraph from San Francis
CO 70 connect by Pacific telegraph wire
with the wire that is being extended a
cross the Russian empire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11

This great interior region IS naturally
one of the most important in the world.
ascertain from the statistics the small pro-
portion of the region which has as yet
been, brought into cultivation. and also the
large and rapidly increasing amount Of its
products, and we shall be overwhelmed
with the magnitude Of the prospect pre-
sented. And yet this region has no Sea
coast and torches DO ocean anywhere. sgp
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-12-11
WHAT SECESSION sunnRESDERs.

The fact of separation if it comes, gives
up on the part af the seeding section. the
fugitive slave clause, along with all other
constitutional obligations. upon the sec
tion seeded from. while should expect no
treaty stipulation would ever be made to
take its place. .siaesf.eaL ~ saa
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

rhilaeelphta FOR Hartford Deborah. Lodman knzabsb-
gou; D,!len.ssh Bartlett. and James Hoffman Abbot do:
Psiisdepsa; :Iooo s Sirst %ss Esor Hossins
PORT HOiAL. Oct iS--Arr US steamer oonnseucae nax
% a ss as. &C "a
Bird Weaver do simpson Ellis NYork !and cid same
da Price Philadelphia; 18th brig Ml,ksn Fish do tand
cd 10Th 70 return Brave Tupper Niork 18Th. barks
Ess az % ss 'as a
schrs Charner Booth and Sanders Alden do: I'D.
sss s s S.s sss ao Mo sls pSss m orr
Abby Ellen, Gilmore, NYork.
s.eamship Karnak Bosworta Nyork lhe Thames.
ipi ifpHifLIDELPHIA. o. as-Arr .ehr. Emma smith, New
New Haven; Amelia FalSenherr. Salem; l. Audenred
bartlett Boston, Essex, Post NYork. Pat back brig Triad
FAlkennrg; Aahama Van Older Porter. Bnrro lghs
Providence: " Benton sior Staten Island Loud,
CLARK, Salem Mary T.e Ticc New Haven; Willow Harp.
Davis Maria Rosannss Palmer, Portsmouth; Bssex
Post Norwich TrnLessee Wooster, Pembrokr Me. Rest
Masaea Nay F@ri Schuyler; Gun Rock Parker, and Ca
Pendetyn, Nyork Sid bark Mo:nenio, Lyall Belfast
PORTLAND Octg--Arr brig Trindelen, liavener Ba
more: Ocean Ranger Lewis do; Dresden, Cotbct,
rs for frsa ss
Astrea, Cassidy NYork for Passport Clara
Norton cray snsh for pnadepas sor ;o Wsnwofh
steamer I r Secor. Morse, Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH Oct 2s--Arr brig Abbott Iawrence Fow-
l.r Philadelphia Paxton. Curs0n and r. Matthew's
~ iohn Liniho. Taih, NYork' Sid I'D schr Mary Ella,
'rRovIDENCE Oct 2s-Arr steamer Pelican Bakor. New
York Sta Smith. Listomb Phadelphia; Mary II
Miin, Gadding; Stephen Waterman, Bowman, and Ann
Dutch harbor 25th 26,h schrs Lawrence,
Stanley Boston Tor Georgetown, DC; Stevens Studly,
Nh for do; Eoase. smis' Parland Tor do. BromaiI.
Douglas Bos do. Sid 2Sth schrs Eliza Neal Weaver
Phiadephia for Boston, Clara Crowel and Herbert Man
PAWTUCKET, Oc, 2s-sld Exchange. Kelley. NYork
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
Obftu ary,

MINT NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
Lieutsnsnt william whelan, OF the Fira regimen, New
York Mounes Rifles adds another name 10 the long brsh4
list who have gone forth from tn. Empire State
and scaled their devohon u the Union with their lives
This promising young ohoer fatally wo,aod on the
2sh inst in irrnish with rebel cavalry at Black.
wafer Va asd died from the effects of his wounds "a, the
follow ing day The deceased had formerly been lieu
tenant Company =, " the First regiment Fire Zouaves
aud niDe years had been member OF Engine Cnpan
No. 10. He leaves large circle OF friends by whom
his nss will be long and deeply nourned