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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

THr Mosr srccnsrrL wHAiixa vorAcs. letter from
.sr' Jacob A. Rowland, of ship commodore Morris Of
INV port confirms the report 81 vessel at Queenstown
mat she had taken, up 70 Jny 10, whom only fourteen
months out sixteen hundred barrels Of sperm OIL hay
,ng IN .weny days secured four hundred and fty bar
ss ms voyage 20 far, has been profitable than
~ s osneI ever made 10 the whaling business although
~ severs' ships took carGoes of 600 barrels each
fsrs ytrfart '"'~' - --'.'' ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

From ue Argus, August H.
The market Just closing has been an uniasorabe one
fOr scllers They bought pretty freely in the West
about last weeks prices and reached Albany with their
stock only In time 20 learn that there was Tuesday,
pretty heavy decline in New York On Thursday the
New Workers TO market pressing FOR decline OF t
per H., aud the receipts being liberal holders
PEELED TO mako the concession. Even ~ this,
buyers from city did not enter upon the trade with
their usual spirit and but for the steady and compare
lively large demand that exists FOR Brighton and tho other
Eastern markets, holders would not escape without
heavy .es As is oil them report ioss equal
10 the freight their stock from Buffalo. while several
hundred st In the yards unsold The decline
on the best extra about % per pound bu, the average
falling on all grades, quality considered, scarcely
less than &c.
The following comparative statement Of receipts at
this market, the Central Railroad, estimating seven
teen to the carr:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

August TO- compare az follows with the two weeks pro-
yiousy:- ,a
yu,v a. Asgas3 1sgsr ~
Dry goods So 500 $40 t27Ss7 So ~,
General merchandise. 2.959,97T 2,41,7oa 1@s-0'A
Total .... IS, s2o. 2s1 $ai6a,6iA $AssSl@
The imports OF dry goods compare as fouo"s vain
former returns:-
For the Weck 1864. isoo 40 - a 100 =.
Entered at the port. SOL Sss 80, 10y
Thrown market. 2p0so4 s,soo,"o A'sh,loo
SiHcs Jan 40 -. 40 -. -
Throw on market. 4s60s, sol Ss5ss,Asi 5s74S,iS
The city OF Nashville Tennessee, ADVERTISE for loan
Of 100000, q six per cent interest," payable semi
annuasy in this city The total liabilities OF the city are
stated at SS5o,ooo representing $780, 900 taxable
property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
HEAVY BUSINESS HOUSES IN TOLEDO. ONO.

Tho following men snd irns report for the year end.
Ing April 90 1895, sales amounting 10 100000 or more
These do not include the sslcs by msnufacurersthe
latter taking out license for that business and report
ing the amount Of their sales monthly
" - x00 uvsla a Woo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

From jan 10 date tsi so, "a $1,000 200 ssisss'~
Tue t,.si asw ws-s s@-a-ts FOR the week ending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
CorsNaacks. July IS. 1865.


RsspY yoR cRoNTaDr. D,LsygD MI
Contrary TO expectations not yet on for Cron.
stsdt and II very doubtful whether shall star, Tor
Russia under three weeks The cholera Is RACING
with fearful violence in ST. Petersburg and the people
dying by hundreds daily. The disease has assumed
epidemic form and seems TO be- increasing with great
rapidly despatch by telegraph yesterday from Gen.
erai Clay, Minister 10 Mr. Fox, who arrived yester-
day morning from Germany states that between three
and four hundred dying daily, and the returns ex.
hbi, a startling increase in the number of cases.
The Journal or 81. Petersburg confirms the sad news
and il ycry apparent that the epidemic has reached
It's climax, which generally about month
after u has assumed a decided form.
Consequently the subec, Of visiting the Russian CAPT
tai at has been reronsdcrcd board or surgeons
have met today the Augusta and considered the
facts before them. and they have unanimously agreed
that would not be advisable TO take the ships 10 Rue
sa o, presce' and subject them TO the danger OF becom
tpon the report which was signed hy Surgeon Taylor
OF the nono,non and hy Assistant Surgeons Scohed
of the Augusta and Green OF the Mantonomoh IL has
been determined by Captain Fox that Il woald not IN
proper 10 proceed 10 Russia At present. ~ the risk Too
Captain Fox has determined u II IA thought advisable,
10 20 81 Petersburg person. and deliver the letter
from The President 10 The Emperor but v - not pro
babe that this will be adopted a. tue kussas
desire 10 the shps and extend the most liberal aud
profuse bospi,stics 10 the ofhcers ana men. iouf
special telegram from London, dated NJ the queen
Hotel ON the 9Th OF August and published IN the htnup
THURSDAY, August o. informed our readers ihsi ne
Russian feet had Sc, out for Hcisngfors 10 meet the
United states veey SO that the imperial wish has Teen
aratihed.--Ep HgrsLp
1rtIsp nv RNsrsFp
Although the matter II not definitely determined ~ y
lely that the ships will remain here for ue Mhie,
mo then touch ~ two swedish ports making
siav Of some duration At stockholm. to await the ds'
crease Of the cholera In Rusyia alter which tue cruise
will be continued, aud i,s main obiec, at,ainea.
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS TIM INCEPTION
The Russians exceedingly anxious Tor the SHIPS 70
roach Cronsad they have made vast pielarsons "r
the arrival ~ postponed hut under the peculiar crcum
stances of the case u IL ought that they viii acquiesce
chccrfuily in the plan, and await our arrival WIN
tocrable degree OF patience. Our reception wiz ne AL
the moro grand and princey when we STRIVE In lew
DAYS from this We shall know the new plans su'y and
va then ts use'rsa supcuise ~ their nature ThW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

n. shipments ., specie from this port last week aud
Saesg lns year 10 date compare follows with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

The variations the prices Of the leading stocks sold
ne Grst Of tue Exchange each Saturday Of
49,, Lat four Mrcra Ycrr as folloMs.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

The Recent discoveries in Nevada County
Richness Of the Notwithstanding Mili- In
Operation Abundance Of Wood and Water
Mineral Characteristics sftbe Country. 60.
MsADow LAKs, ExcEisIoE Dnrrnr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

Al these towns every other house i devoted 10 the
sale of liquor Of saoh pure ana elective quality s.c
orally that the rule Of making each customer pay before
he DRINKS necessity 80 tie drink an lac lgh,, ~
Ia - operation that the msu ofsa Aes lsfcre he -
a. shs iooucl cat sf'-f dfil..A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
The Senate Fails 10 PuHs the
frec0uMen'> asssreau 1Bitl
Over the Veto.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Times
This has been field day in Congress-
The senate chamber has not witnessed such
an attendance Of spectators since the famous
days oi thc winter Of 1861 Tho gall ,ries
ai,les and corridors, the cloak rooms on the
tloor. and even the reporters CELERY, were
hlled-ladies being adm tied to the latter
place. \ third Of tie members Of the house
were on the floor Of the senate, in an,icipa
lion of an excited ehate on the president
veto message.
Senator Wade, before The question was
IA he :, intro luced a constitutional amend
ment making the presidential office good
only for one term of the incumbent. In
speaking briefly or the proposition, he said
that the president proposed TO admit to the
halls OF congress reb,ls lately in arms. an
he added tnat he looked upon those who
favored 1t as little better traitors Mt heart.
The eclaratlon produced an immense SEN
satlon.
After Mr.. Wade concul4d, the freedmen's
bureau blil came mp Garrett Davis spoke
an hour. Senator frumhull, the author of
the bill, then addressed the senate for two
hours aud a half. and was listened to with
great interest by the audicn~e. He was en-
trely courteous to the president, and ad
dressed his argument igen. legal point OF
view
At 4:30 O'Clock amid hrcathess silence it
was moved that the bl lie enacted, not
the PIE denis ohjectons.-
The yeas and nays were called, and every
vote Wa watched VIA intense interest,"
There WAS 4 disrnsl a 20 applaud when
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
Boarding. ne Washington.

A humorous correspondent Of the provi-
dence Press, who calls himself Elhu L.
Burt, has clever hit at the hotel rates in
Washington, where he makes it appear he
resides at present, during "spell" Of offic,
hunting. lie says:
"Whcn larst writ to you was putting
up At . tust rate hotel, but l had to leave
IN double quick metcre, the prices was 80
high. | went into that house with high and
buoyant hopes, and came out eileen bust
ed, and my $40 watch is hanging now on
mail over the cashiers desk. The folIerine
olil which | received may give you sum
slight idee why it is that tavern keepers nav
such heavy iokum taxes. Intend to brine
my Elhu junior up to keep n Washington
hotel. He's got menny of the qualiica
s'ums Tor the posish, bein sassy, arrogant
orassy, clustering and bullying. He could
Kick apore man and fawn upon rich con
tractor with ekwil alacrity. But here is the
little bill.
~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dos ofDr. Ea-'ery's Family Pills. ana wien
done operating, take DIR. Eastery's Fever and Ague
Killer. dose directed On the bottle every two
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
Of fever which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then TO prevent Its return. take the
ASue Killer three times day the seventh four
tecnh twenty first and twenty eighth days after the
las chill and f,.s err and you will be PERMANENTLY
CT RED. Let every man. soman and child try il. and
If YOU find ii to be true. tell II to your friends
81 Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle Pills 30
cents per box--io pills in = box.
- Prepared and Sold by DR.. E. EASTERl.Y &
Co., No. !" North Fifth street ST. Louis Mo- and sold
NJ their Branch Family Medicine Store Chicago, Ill.
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

From the Pittsbnry Commercial. Feb. 20
terrible accident occurred ON the Penn.
sylvania railroad, on Wednesday night. near
Larlmer's station. about ~ miles from this
city. A stock and an oil train, which left
TINS city during the afternoon, we're detsin
ed on the track while some cars of f,rward
train where being shifted. The front mar,
OF the train was composed Of stock cars
next were several open trucks containing
barrels Of oil, and in the ear Of these was 3
caooose" or emigrant car, in which wera
several drovers, owners of the live st0ck
Whiie these men were seated around a rod
hot stove, a third train came thunde, inc
eastward on the same track. One Of ,he
men happened to see the impending danger.
and by almost superhuman Efforts succeed.
"a IN breaking fastening Of a side window
ana, with two or three others, escaped from
! ne car as It was struck by the locomotive
OF the tram No. 3. A teri be crash follow
"a. In an instant the cahoose was 4 wreck.
the cars laden with oil were damned bar
reis bursied. and the oil flew in ali d;rec-
IONS. Unfortunately, one of the drovers.
~ hnwaru Aithause, OF Reading, had not
escaped before the collision to place, and
~ was literally covered with oil and his
c'otn'ng thoroughly saturated The oil took
fi'e from the stove. and instantaneou.lv tina
poor man was covered by a sheet of fisme.
In this condition he managed to leave the
wreck, and as he walked on the ground. the
hre blazed several feet above his head. A
soon IS hi was discovered, number Of per.
sons conducted him to creek near by. (por.
IONS Of his burning clothes DROPPING from
n.s oody as he moved.) and by immers,np
u MN N the water. the fre was cxtinguished.
/" men taken from the stream Mr.. Althsuse
: W ens''e,y naked, and Ibis body found to
% ooyned in most shocking manner. He
..s nken 70 hotel near where the acci
dent occurred. nd although .nedicnlassis.
s.ncs vas rsndered, he died on Friday last.
!. ne ., men VINO seaped from the car windows
Tell dos an embankmens. 4 distance Of
.oens 81 net. and sustained severe jniuries. |
One Of the number, : resident Of Lancaster.
named farey, Vas injured 20 severely thot |
b bed to y ssot y h.s home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
Dr. EAsTERLY.S
Umiversa2 Family Pi11a
DR.. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, colo chol-
era morbus, cramps or spasins Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEErHING.
Il HIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND INFALLI-
bic Remedy has been nsed by the most intelligent
and respectable families in st Louis for the last if-
teen years in all cases Of Darrhie, Dysentery aud
Bowel complaint, and all unite in pronouncng it the
most speedy and effectual Medicine they have ever
used. Price, % cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold ~ DR. Z. EASTER1Y & Co.. y o.
20 North Fifth street. st. Louis. No. Sold at their
Branch Store. No. ~ Madison street. Chicago, III.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
D1I. EASTERLYsS
Iodine and SarsaDarilln.

To be used INTERNALLY, which puriics the
BLOOD. and removes the CAUSE: and then by an
plying the Ointment to the parts, a speedy
and permanent cure will be effected. Both are nd
vised To be mscd In these complaints.
Price Iodine and Sar~aparila 81 30 per bottle
Price Gridley's salt Kheum and letter Ointment.
- cents per BEETLE.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. EASTERLY & co.
No. - North Fiiih street, ST. Louis Mo-. Sole Pro
prietors.
Sold at their lsslc Family Medicine Store. No. W
Madison street, C''iclSo, Ills.
For sale by Dru SIS generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
q lk 4 ID l. EG'S
Salt Rhellm aud Tettel
Ointment

Will cure Salt Rheum. letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and BARRIERS Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofula, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and all
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
DCT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADI.
~ cal Cure of scrofulous and Skin Diseases OF
every kind We recommend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

ILLEGAL LEoIsLArroS.-Thc Albany dr.
gus, with good reason, questions the validi
~ OF all votes by the present Congress OF
constitutional amendments. The Repre
sentat'ves Of ten States, fifty eight in mum.
Der. are kept.from their seats until their ere
den''alsarc examined and reported on by the
famous Committee of Fifteen. The Arou,
justly pronounces this device of keepiny
them out on such hollow preteucc "a trick
~ iinpudent as dishonest: and whom i, i
rssorted to in order to make minority O,
sne House count as two thirds, and enable
tnem thus to sanction vital alterations a,
the Constitution, it becomes an infamon,
usurpation. 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

RADICAL HARNoSY.-A large meeting q
connecticut republicans was held at Hart
lord on the 10th inst, at which a resolu-
ton indorsing President johnson w..
ss'eessa. Postmaster Cleveland was h;ssea
oown when advocating it. The bi,tcre.,
eP'tnets were used on both sides, and TIE
meeting broke up in great confusion. The
work goes bravcly ont
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

G . U g II b A LISA u
Will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con
sumption. Bronchitis. Splitting Of Bic. 4,
Pain in the Side ard Breast, Whocpine
Cough. Group. and all Diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
THE most perfect pleasant and efcacious remedy
ever discovered for all diseases OF the Throat. Chest
and Lungs Is '' S'ee'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
r. Elihu 7. Burt to Chykes, Sand.

II paid that bill, although it reduced me
70 Tue EXTREMIST pennry, and then left the
mousse entertaining no anlmosiiy toward
the public spirited propryctors thereof, 70,
! knew that sum men must live, and have
tneir small profits, got in small way"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
Dr. Carter's Couwh uR.p..~
Ladies, Read This.
DIR. nOOrER.s
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cure
) altFsnal.s CoapiaiIis, such as Excessive
Painful or suppressed Menstrutation. In.
8 eorbea. OF Whites.. Falling sof the
wcno: ana ~ irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. It win also bring on
the henses when shocked by Colds and
oil unnatural causes.
FEMALES suffering under ss,v of N. asu,..,s,.
soove enumerated, should not iii to nee ""'e'
Or. Heeper's Female Cerdial. q.
!. tie most pleasant md Invaluable remedy ~,
try 1t. Price q so per bottle. p'-"'s. LADIES'
Prepared aud sold BY DIR. E EAsrERty =
CO., No 20 North Fifth street. 81. cm;. ~
Sold q their branch Family Medicine Stcs: ~ =
~ Asdisoa street, h'ca9o, nj. r.. ~. y" =.
Dragxists gsuesally. Ta,r IL -,"bss -
FULLER. PINCH = PuLLHk. BrRSuAw a..
IA, Man ri: scaAAOAs ;Th1sssls Dealers, Chicsro
DR. EASTERLY's MEDlCINEs Am,
- ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

Will Cure Ague and Fever Chs and Fever Dumb
Ague. intermittent and Remiticnt Fevers and every
form OF Fever. incident 10 TO the West.
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen yoars es-
tabshed in 81 Louis, and is universally known
Throughout, the Mississippi Valley 10 he FALLIA-
RE CT RE Tor Agne aud Fever in all It's forms Acme
and Fever sufferers. nallible prescription Is here
t,r,x vtadx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
ArroS, UNION Co., Iowa,
tehrttarv "A 1acc

ED. DRnocRAr On this day, set apart
from time immemorial to st. Valentine, /
Am sitting close to large wood fire, scorch
ing my knees and listening TO the roaring OF
the wind without while my back shivers
with the amount that penctrates within
This old frame building that constitutes
the tavern, is nearly as warm ass barn.
Methinks you have read Of ALTON, low
lest Village of the vale"-ths isn't the
place. This 10 situated on . hill, and |
wondcr,as tho house trembles with the rude
Boreas' blasts. that it hash loug ngn
blown away. | should judge this village
to DO mere celebrated for the purity of the
atmosphere than for beauty or the pietur-
csque, II is very small. the total popula
ton Of the township being seven hundred
and fifty. Looking forlornly through the
window (after scraping the frest off the
panc)my radiant orts" take in two black
smith shops, ten or twelve stores, a "gro
cory" the postoffice, two churches, two
school houses, and the public square, on
which no court house stands as a monu
mcnt to the taste, enterprise and wealth oil
Union county. Several stores and dwelling
houses are for rent, seven farmers were in
town on the day before yesterday five
yesterday and none to day, showing the vast
amount OF business transacted for if far
msrs do not trade out west here, = town
Is dead. This is on the line Of the Bur
lington 4 Missouri River Railroad, but the
inhabitants are not very sanguine OF its
ever coming very near them. FALCON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23


ARE CHRISTIANS CoMxASnrn 70 o..y,v.
ms tlnsr DAr OF rns Wxrk AZ rnr S.n.
sAras-The Chicago Tribune and csrts,n
OF the clergy Of that city are lust now ON a.
gagged IN discussing this question. I. or;..
mated IN protest on the party Of the c,.,
~ against the Tribune and Times i.sn;no
sunday editions On their paper. The III
osas contends that the fourth commandmeo,
2! 'ne deca'ceue having been given to the
yews only applies to Saturday, not Sunday
- aays nowhere c,n be found in the sacred
wl'.'ngs, q command transferring this obi
s1'on from the seventh to the fifst day Of
~ ~ week. By ingenious quotations from
s.e writings Of Calvin, Jeremy Taylor and
says apology fc- the Quakcrs, il At
ss.lss e show that apostolic christianity
cspsa gut 81 idea Of Sabbathr(as vel -
s.sseal.hing The JSsiaA Sabbath). and that
- oeservaecs. Of the Lords dsv i : FOOD
saseeA. vhish has sprang up s1ons CSr;s
oans, resting Tor il authority upon hunsn
.standing 81 expediency, and thsssfcrs
~ = dissegprdsd lwitheat bseash ar
0eGs seqnisSnsatss NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

Ins European Times Of tho 27th nit
says large number # respectable voung
men from al! parts Of England are emprs.
ting to New York in the numerous steam.
CTS which are now plying between various
P0r's and the. United States. This exodus
.Ppesfs to have arisen in consequence q,
sne accounts constantly Received Of m.
~. ..s" co. .. the United States, and the scope
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

VEGETABLE FAIN klkkEk
viii surs Besisse Spsoins. HeshQn,,
3oothnehs, oprs throat, Chd2c, Cig9v
- spnens, Cholera nUleus, oysenosy &
blvd CvnpAines, Nervous A 6so6iona,
Pain = III Face, raiassvs' colo, Age il
the Face, Pain in the Back end Limbs,
and, In fact. wherever It 10 applied
PAIN "a NOT Rxu0T.
THIS ~ THE MOST SPEEDY AND KFFICACIOUs
Medicine ever discovered, 70 relieve per1nus All.
Sering PAIN. 1t h used foteFneb I'D e111rnslk.
with never falling success. Az Family Medicine II
Ii invaluable.
DR.. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
Il the best remedy known for the cure Of Cholera.
Should that awful ecOurge agan vot this c0untsy ~
II IL feared i vll every family should ssppN ihsm.
selves with this Medicine, to In the early stage o.
the disease Price 70 cents per bottle
Prepared and sold BY DR.. Z. KAsTERLY 4 CO.
e. - ASsse 80 se1ssS q tesn. 10: eol4 q
ego. III. For sale By DrugRists Repernl1H.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
Dr.. Easterly's American Lipiment

that il readily cures the WORST WOUNDS on MAN
or BEAST. Every family should keep it constantly
on hand Price 10 ccits per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. &. EASTERLY 4 Co No
10 North rifth street. st. Louis, Mo. Sod at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No 81 Madison street.
Chicago LII. For sale by Druggists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23


-sMAdisos County, Feb. Q, 1860.
n. Enron :-fthas rather iorcibly struck
- q lAsi, that there i ! great deal Of
saaAnsss 10 the general ostsids appearance
u sAsss email eeustry towns ''out weet;"
~ ne psroepsibls difference being that this
tewa hes . few hundred more people than
tAst, this has Court House. the other
none. Ono has one Newspaper, the other
two, and 20 on, ID i.E But when the sSnsr
~ II two pisces ars analysed and CEN
pared together. - any son Of St. Patrick
would observe, there y no comparison .,
oil. 1havs placed Winterset on my list Of
lice places. Business 10 lively. money plen.
~, people goa hssdstivs, county we'll set
tied, farmers ahead. " and every thing bears
the stamp Of enduring prosperity, and
heavenly sandals are upon her feet. VIM
terset has . population Of thirteen hundred
lis whiting thirty one miles Of Des Moines,
from where easter mails arrive. Has no
Court House here, but IN appropriation Of
elO,0 has been voted, and measures tend
Ing 10 its erection will 10 taken early in
the spring.
The Winterset -Hddisonian is . neat and
ably conducted ''ue sheet, and enjoys m
extended circulation.
Madison county abounds in quArries Of
the finest building stone IT, the State, and
il il used in the building of many Of the
finest residences in the town.