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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-27

SERIOUS RIoT.-Firc Men Killed. The
Delaware Republican of the 2lst instant
says:
Gu Thursday last, a party of Irishmen.
who had been at work on the Delaware Rail-
road, below MiddetOwn, were proceeding
through Warwick, Cecil county. Md. to in
ter deceased comrade at the Catholic Chapel
when they called at the store Of Mr. Jump
and procured a sulp'y of liquor. On their
return from the grave they again called for
more liquor, which Mr.. J. declined selling
The man made use of some unbccoming Ian
guagc, when Mr.. j. ordered him to leave the
store and on his refusing to do so, Mr.. j. put
him out. In a short time the elected man
returned with two Of his comrades, who com.
mcnccd using very abusive language, when
the clerk, Mr. Hayes, threw two pound
weight. which struck one of them on the
forehead.
The party after this left the store. and af.
ter proceeding some two or three hundred
yards, tina man laid down and died The
party. about thirty in number, then rallied
and attacked the store dcmoliShing the
windows, and destroying the g OILS. Mr.
Jump sent to some of his ncighbors for assis-
lance, and a number of villagers, armed with
clubs, axe.handlcs, bars of iron and stones
soon assembled, and attacked the Irish with
such impctnoSity as to speedily drive them
from the premises. In the melee many were
wounded and four of them so badly that they
died that night or the succeeding day max
ing in all five deaths. None of the villagers
were seriously injured.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE

pARTlES wishing to send money to En-
4 gland, ireland or Scotland can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell u Sons,
Apr % If New York.
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GALAPAGOS GuANo.-Accorling to a
Washington correspondent of the New York
Daily Times the Galapagos guano islands
prove to be complete humhng General Villa"
mil, formerly minister Of Ecuador to the Uui-
ted States, owns one of those islands and
vents to sell it. lie has lately written a
Letter. in which he declares that he has been
to the Islnnds and spent four months IN OK
aiming them. as well as some fifty other is
lets, without finding enough guano to load a
cart The Guayaquil guano story is suspect
Cd to bc of the same sort.
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THE DEAD ARE EVERYWHERE - Human
bones were exhume,l this week in the course
of making Improvements in the rear of the
new buildings of Aldridgc & Grant, Denny
and Jones. They Were sound and strong,
but there was no appearance of a coffin
The workmen were of opinion they never had
been blessed with christian burial.
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ELKT0N LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,

OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE.,
flames lASSON offers an assortment of
~ Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanisl, and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico:
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Cppcrs: Harness and Skirting: Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; kips and Findings.
I-The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Tmay S en-
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THE Cork TREE IN TIE UNITED STATES
T &c cork tree, which iourshes naturally in
the south of Europe, is an evergreen about
twenty or thirty feet in hight. The SUBJ
stance dcnominatcd cork is the outer bark,
which sometimes grows two or three inches
in thickness. From the Patent Office the
seed has been distributed to number of
States to test its ada patton to our climate.
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TO the Independent Voters Of Cecil Coun,u:
The undersigned respc ctfull! informs them
t|athc is still Il candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of said county, and respectfully sol-
cts their suilragcs.
| would here state that would not have
been candidate only for the pledge Of the
word of honor OF Mr.. William Haincs to =
TREND of mine that if would accept tho.
nomination Of the nominating convention he
wonld not be candidate in my way, aud on
that promise, and not until it was made, did
consent 10 go before the convention for the
nomination, and did not solicit the nominal
ton from single delegate, nor any Of my
friends; on the contrary told them that 1
did not want the nomination, and did consent
until that promise was made, and if Mr..
lIancs denies that pledge, will prove it.
Respectfully, BENJAMIN. EANDINER.
Oct .20--te. .',
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Posr.OprycE Observation-Disclosures mn

PosT-OFFrcE MATTERS. Delauare and
Pennsylvania. The Poitmastcr General or
ders the following. Change the name of
Cantwcll S Bridge, New Castle county, Del
aware. to Odessa" that being the name of
the village, and continue Joseph w. Vande-
grift as postmaster. Appoint Joseph Gilmor
postmaster at Cochransvillc, Chester Co.. Pa,
vice Oliver Allison, deceased.
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goo Acres,
and I hereby give notice that on
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

HON. PHILIP s. WHITE, of Pa. will
lecture on the subject Of Temperance, at the
following places during the ensuing week,
viz: at Zion presbyterian Churcl) Tuesday
evening, 30th inst; North East, on. 4.
Church,) Wednesday evening, S1st inst;
llopewcll NJ. + Church, (noar Battle Swamp
Thursday evening, Nov. LIST; and Cherry Hill,
Friday evening, Nov. 2nl. Each lecture to
commence at O'Clock. IOct27
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WILD GEEsE.-These precursors of APP
preaching cold have been passing sonthward
over our town scvcral'nyhts this week, their
trumpet notes sounding. moumfully down
from their great height in the air.
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JAMES NJ. BURGESS,
pL,tI EC,I, ArE AHENrT,

NTNnSE advertisement is in another
w column of this paper, has on hand al
hla time and for sale ~ FARMS; several OF
heHa from three to five miles from Port De-
post,
Az. .5--H.
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The Az ttic ExppditfOn.

MAI OF NORTII AMERICA. United
L'l States. and Cuba. containing distances,
population Of Cities. Routes to California,
nc. Also, DR.. Kanc's Route to the Arctic
Regions, and Capt. McClure's, in 1855, the
only Northwest Passage ever made trnm the
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. Size Of the
Map 20 by 30 inches. beautifully colorcd.-
Price - GEMS, sent by mail for one cent
postage. A. II. JOCELYN, No. 90 Full
to Street, Ny. vAGENTS WANTED.
Oct, 81 1850
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REMOVAL OF THE CECIL WHIG' OFFICE.
Our printing Office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail. where we will be
pleased to sec our friends and subscribers.
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COUNCIL MEETINGS.

Chesapeake Council No. II, will hold
stated meetings on Monday and Thursday
nights, at - O'Clock in tIcir Council Room.
at Chesapeake City for the transaction of
such business as may be Of Importance to the
american CaH-c; an those DESTROYS of 10 in
ing the order are invited to attend, or info I'M
any member of such desire BY order Oft lie
Council, attest, ALIEN. p. BARWICK.
Oct 20. Secretary.
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TO FARMERS!
UHEELER'S PATENT RAILWAY
Horse Powers and Overshot Thrsshers

NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
1N | still continue the sale of Wheeler S
Patent Railway Horse Powers and Ovcrshot
Thrashers with Shakers attached, which |
will warrant to give satisfaction, or no sale.
Also, Feed Cutters, Clorer Huliers, and Wood
Saws
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Magraw
Church, or address him at Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Maryland
May l9tf JOHN D. MICIIENER.
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gbe Cecil lpbia.
ELkTON. OCTOBER ~, 1875.

fFTlCkETS.-Wea arc ready to print to
order, tickets for any candidates for office ir
this county, either nominated or Independent.
Our charges will hc low.
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Johnson's majority,

THE PRESIDENCY. The Kingston TENN
Eagle hoists the name of Stephen A. Douglas
for President, and A. @. ?. Nicholson for
Vice President. The Lexington IN. Z. Flag
has hoisted the name of Millard Fillmore for
President.
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For Constable.

Tohe Independent Voters of the Third Elee-
ton District.
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
! hereby announce myself candidate for
CONSTABLE. in and for this, District. and
respectfully solicit your suilrages.
CALEB Z. CANTWELL.
Sept, %, 1855.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
m Office is hereby given that there will he
IVA meeting of the stockholders of tbs Elk
ton, Andora and I.cwisvillc Flank Road Co..
at the oillcc Of y. Hiss, President thereof,
in ElI>ton on ONDAY, the 9TH day of No
rcnbrr at 10 o'clock 1t is very desirable
that there he a full attendance rs PROPOSE
ton concerning the early fcomplction Of the
road may be submitted for their consideration
By order OF the Board of Managers
ANDREW MCINTYRE,
Oct 27-2t Secretary.
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WINTER is COMING. There was a slight
sprinkle of snow here on Thursday afternoon,
and yesterday morning there was considerable
ice on the ponds -
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For Magistrate.

To The Toters Of the Third Election District,
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
! hereby announce myself candidate tor
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, in and for this
District, and respectfully solicit your xuf-
fragcs. JOHN A. RANKIN.
Sept. 18th, 1885,
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For Constable.

To the rioters Of the 3rd Election District of
Cecil County.
announce myself as Candidate for tho
office Of Constable. and respectfully solicit
your votes. lf elected will rrxlcayor to per-
form the duties of the Office promptly and
faithfully. STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Sept. % 1855.
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Majority against Plumcr

Majority against Plumcr 2,464
The vote at the Presidential election in 1852
amounted to 1856 ,266; this year it only
reaches 1926 ,O26; showing that at least 6l.-
240 voters did not this year exercise their
right Of suffrage
The vote for Gen. Scott in 1862 was 49,
la. and that FOR Mr.. Hale S,5o4. These
together make 1877 COS votes. The number
cast for Mr. Plumcr this year is only l6l ISL
which shows deficit of 26,4l7 votes.
Nat. Intclhg'accr.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK sit
"a uatcd on the river half a mile from the
village of North East, containing 40 Acrss,
ina good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of II Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold Oh
reasonable terms by application to
Il. l.. WOOLEY.
May Il If North East, Md.
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ROR STATES ATTORNEY.

l announce myself to the voters of CcciE
county as candidate for States Attorney
and respectfully solicit their suftraecss
WM. PiNKNEY EWING.
October 9th, 1855.
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COME AVID SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

I have just returned from the city with a
L large and splendid assortment Of Cloths.
which will make up into
Coats, lower than can he bought
in either of the cities. in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war;
r.ntcd. fthey rip bring them back and |
will sew them free Of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sop 9tf .4tthe bazaar, Eikion, Md.
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CHCountcrfct $50 bills on the Augusta
Branch of the Bank of Georgia are in circula-
ton.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, Oct. "a, 1856

APPOINTMENT UFFIcE, Oct. a, 1855 J
"* n No Publishers name is given
nor are any terms stated to show the price of
the paper, or how often it is published.
Were these conditions complied with. although
the paper. as is.miderstood to be the case in
the present instance. might be published but
few weeks, the Department would not be
disposed to question the right of the Publish
CT or publishers to Send it free to actual sub
scribcrs in the county. n"
(signcD HoRATIO KING,
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TO The Independent poitrs Of The Fyfh Elec-
ton District IF CecH County:
Having been solicited by " pumlier'Of my
friends offer myself as an Independent cam
didatc for the office Of Constable in the 5tr
District of Cecil county, and il elected l
pledge myself TO perform tic duties Of the
office with fidelity and punctnalty.
HKSSOS LYNCH.
Oct o1--te
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Premature 10y.

aTbe yirtorv acb;oved hy tho Do,nocrocr 10
c,or;ous ono O"r cnn ~ low ;S FIJI >" H., 20
br;m and would he r,nn;nc Over baa NOT n
few friend, hocn dcf atcd whom wa had han.
cd TO see elected som, of them have nni,
fallen behind a few votes. which might cas;ly
have been overcome. Tbe mn iority in tbe
Legislature, however. will be farce enouob
for practical purposcs. They will have tho
control of both Houses. and will cleo, a STATE
Treasurer and United States Srn,Ior Whom
the smoke of the battle disappenrs we will
take general survey of the field"
So saws the Harrisburg ..lTn,on" of tbc
cIcction held fortnight aao in pennSvly,nia,
But, without waiting for the smoke to clear
to show that. although the Democrats now
have the prestige of victory and materials for
present jubilation, they are building their
future l.opes upon a rather unsubstantial
foundation. II is scarcely worth while again
to to cn N the causes which have given
to say, that, besides the positive aid they de-
rived from the absurd rpingling Of the liquor
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SMITH & Co., PUBLISHERS
of The Union Reformer.

D-Tn our opinion there is no question but
the paper is, and was from the start, entitled
to 60 free to actual subscribers in the county.
The Law which says weekly newspaper
shall go free in the county where published
says nothing about publishers name or price:
but that objection is now taken away by the
publication of both particulars. Whatever
may be said or decided; it is certain that the
people will look upon the attempt to burden
that paper with postage to its suspension as
high. handed attempt on the part of Post
Master Campbell and his agent to put down a
paper because it opposes their pOlitics-as an
attempt to arrest discussion of public men
and measures. when suoh discussion is dis
tasteful to the parties and power.
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The AMERICAN PAPER.-Quite noise and
confusion has been created this week by an
attempt made to burden '"1he Union Re(or-
mcr, " the American paper, with postage to
It's subscribers in this county, to whom 1t is
held it should go free, under that Law of Con
sress which says that weekly newspapers
Shall go,frec of postage to bona Gde subscr-
bcrs IN the counties where publis he'd. The
reason for this charge Of postage at first Civ.
On by the few postmastcrs who attempted to
charge it, was that those to whom the paper
was sent were not bona fdc or actual subscrib-
crs. The POST MASTER General was writ
ten to in relation to it. an4 the result of the
dispute, thus far, will be seen by the following
notice issued by the Publishers of The Union
Retormer:--
ELKroS, October 25th, 1855.
The Post Master at Elkton has made
an effort to stop the free circulation Of
The Union Retormer, a weekly news
paper published in EIkton, and entitled
under the Post Office Laws 10 circulate
through the mail in Cecil county to &C.
tual subscribers, free ofpostage.
Upon his statement, of course one
sided, the Post Master General sent
him, on the 23rd INST, the following
decision:-
The publication headed THE UNION
REFoRMER. does not appear to be a
regular weekly newspaper 1t has no
published terms of subscription, nor does it
contain the name of any person as publisher
1t is not perceived, therefore, that it can he
allowed to pass free in the county where pub.
llsh'd; but should he charged as printed
Sheet with one cent postage when prepaid
or two cents funpaid:".
The Publishers Of The Union Reform
er, ascertaining that the Elkton Post.
master had written to the Department
at Washington, wrote there, also,
through their Attorney, and IN the re-
ply received by, them, which contained
and referred to the communication sent
to the Postmaster here, the following
later decision is made by the Head of
the DEPARTMENT.
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OFFICIAL VoTE FOR Gov, OF TENNESSEE.
For Andrew johnson, &C. 400
For Meredith p. Gentry, 64,342
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pY virtue of % writof Vendi Ex ponas, is
- sued by Edmund Brown, ST., Esq, one
of the Justices of the Peace of the State Of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, at the suit
Of John A. johnson against the goods and
chattlcs, lands and tencmcnts of Edward IL.
Hyland and to me directed, have seized
and taken into execution all tho right, title.
interest, claim and estate, at law and in
equity Of the said Edward II. IIyhnd in and
to all that piece, parcel or tract of land,
situate, lying and being in Cecil county, on
the public road leading from EIkton to Tur
key Point, adjoining la nds of John Aldridge
and others, and now in possession of John
George and f.. II. IIyland, containing
200 Acres,
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the 17th of November,
1855, at the Court House door in the town
Of Elkton. between the hours of II O'Clock
NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ, | will expose the
said property to Public Sale to the highest
hiddle for cash to satisfy said writ.
HEZ. FOARD,
Oct ats. Constable.
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To the hdfpendsnt Vo'ers of the S;renth
Eleeiion District Of Cecil County:
The Undersigned offers himself a. au.Ir.,
dependent Candidate for Magistrate for said
District and respectfully soIicits your sut-
iragcs. SAMUEL PEACO.
Port DEPOSIT, Oct. 2O-te.
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(Signcd) HORATIO KING,
- LIST assist. p. NJ. GenI.

E7he. Union Rsf9rmer now has the
Publishers name and the terms, and the
fact that it is a'weekly paper all stated
at it's head. Therefore, the paper is
now, unde54 the .decision of p. NJ. Gene
raj Campbell, Gas it was before under the
la,o Of Congress,9 entitled to be sent by
mail, free, to actual subscribers through
out Cecil county.
1t is, therefore, not doubted that
Postmasters in the county, with both the
Law and this decision of the P. M. Cen
eral at Washington on the subject will
give out the paper to its subscribers
without further trouble; otherwise they
may be subjected to rigid prosecution,
for it is of the highest Importance to the
people that their rights should be pro-
tected against the whims and prejudices
of officials.
Suruvr q, No
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COUNCIL MEETINGS..
TNIlE Isrick'Nfrctirg House Council No. 8,
Il will hold stated meetings at Rose Bank
Hall, on every Monday and Thursday even
ings, at - O'clock when and where those
wishing to unite with the American Order
Ca II HAY. an opportunity so to do.
Oct. -iw. By Order o The Council
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To the Ioicrs Of The III District Of Cecil
county:
hereby offer myself to the voters OF tho :
'th Election District Of this county AS a can
didatc for Constable and respectfully solicit
their support. WILLIAM DENNISON.
Oct. l3-tr 49,
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Timothy Seed.
A fine lot of NEW TIMOTHY SEED for
IA sale by THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Ricketts, Mills, Sep, 22-tf,
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To the Voters Of The 9Th Election District of
Cecil county:
Having been solicited by many friends, 1
hereby announce myself asa candidate irr
road Supervisorfur said district, andlif elect
ed will endeavor to fulfil the duties of said
office with fidelity.
Oct. l3-te. JOHN CUNNINGHAM
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Democratic loss,

Democratic loss, 5,720
Then, if we compare the vote for Mr.. Plum
or with the combine opposition votc it shows
him to be in a minority:
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HALIFAX. Oct. 24.-The Cunard steamer
Africa arrived here this morning at 10 clock
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th
instant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
fIs 50. vzs- ryszzzrEzEeryl
&1. Eys5 ~ &c .:.s:s.g

~ vi. g. !. S. y
DASSENGERS fer Bloon.ington Springfield Alton,
and st. Louis, will find the route via La Sa He be
the sPeedsast now now open to TIE public. and rot
subjected 10 the usual delays Of the River. By taking
the CHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD to La
Sale the ILLINOIS CENT Raj RAILROA d to Bloom
ington aud tho
oHBC4e:U n MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
TO Alton and st. Louis, passengers taken through
Without delay in 1e Hours!
Tn route TO st. Louis via Mississippi River THREE
HUNDRED MItFs and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
Atage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and Ur-
bana; Ut Springfield with Bardsoxn Peters burg and
Havana; AT Virden with Waverly; at Carlinyle with
Hilisboro, Van .BurcnshGrg, Vandaia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scotlve; and al Alton
with JeTseyvilie, Carrolton, Edward.ville Highland
and CARLYLE. The trains also Sprnfeld with
he Great Western Railroad for Decatur, Terra Hsute,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving at St Louis will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio, and Tennessee Ry-
and als9 with Steamers for Mem phs, pieksburg,
| Satchez. and New Orleans.
vi Passenger Trains leave Bloomington at g A. NJ
ard 80 NJ. on the arrival of the Trains from the
| North.
| iEFfiekets con be procured OF A. r. LANGLEY,
agent a. a Sails for any point on the Chicago g. Mis-
sissipp Rail Road.
| E. KEALING, supto & MRR.
! June 9Th, 1854 ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

ct. LOUIS GALEEA, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
WYE are now running a semi-weekly Expressto to and
w from ST. Louis 10 Hannibal Quincy. keOhuk,
Burlington. Museatiie Rock Island, Davenport and
inte rtnedate places to Galena. Our arrangements
with The steam packets afford facilities for the safe
and speedy trans pcrtton Of banknoes, specie pack
ages boX and bales OF goods the collection and pay
ent Of notes a1 accounts, and the purchase OF goods
on orders. DC. &c. A trusty messenger VIII ace9n-
pary each Express provided with iron safe for the
security OF valuable packages entrusted 10 his care
Orders for the purchase goods, Sc, from Galena
and other points the roue Will have prompt atten-
lion ard packages returned by the first messenger
Pack ayes i'll be called for and delivered at st. Louis
without charge for carriage. Messengers viii leave
TUESDAYS and Fridays Of each week. AT Galena we
connect with Burbank Go. TO st. Paul Als- to Chi
c.go Bu,Iyo New York and all the principal eastern
citeis LIVING STON. FARGO q Co., Prop'rs.
Ri-N WICK & son. Agents.
sent l-Je-3m Davenport, Iowa.