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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY
LOOK OUT FOR THE KANSAS
FUND!

democrats should keep sharp
look ont for the Abolition "kansas
Fund = 1t will show itself at
every election ground to-day. =
Teams will be hired, funds distributed
'profnsely, and where does it come
froms Is it not part Of the 'bleedhng
Kansas Fund that was raised in New
York and the Eastern States to send
to- Kansaia Remember, Democrats,
that you have no such reservoirs to 60
10, you hive to rely entirely upon your
number, your energy and the jastness
Of yssr easse! Rally in your might
fsop every hill top and valley, and on
ths'nSshiAe Of the Oh the COUNTRY
slI'aae4s. Aalis - -
49, 14
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
AMERlCANS-READ!

Here is what the London Chronicle
one Of Queen Victoria's organs, has TO
say in reference to our Presidential
struggle:
I'VE should lie sorry to see Mr. Blu
chanan elected, because he is in favor
Of preserving the obnoxious institutions
as they exist, AND THE UNITY OF
THE STATES. There is no safety
for European monarchial governments,
if the progressive spirit OF the Democ-
racy Of the United States is allowed
to succeed. ELECT FREMONT AND
THE FIRST BLOW TO THE SEP
ARATION OF THE UNITED
STATES Is EFFECTEDw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
ARE yOu ANAMERICAN:

II YOU are, cote the Democratic tex
a. DO YOU love the Union! Ii so,
vote with the party that defends its
honor as IA Nation, and guarantees SOW
ereign power to each and every State
10 You believe the Constitution to be
a sectional instrument! Ii not, vote
with the party that maintains its Ma
tional application. Do yon believe our
glorious constellation contains but SIR
tsen stars Ii not, vote with that PAL
ty who contends for fhsrty-one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

T, william Sinps"i, Robert Simpson, III Mi@st-
-iplNani Missouri Railroad Company, AMI all ~
crs interested in the land her, inaiicr tsselib 4
You are hereby ntif that by virtue ~ An oni'-
dinance the city council OF the city Of Davenport
passed September 10th, 1856, entitled IAN ordninr'
for the Continuation AMI ext tHii Il Euth street
in the city Of Davenport castwardlyha jury oil SIX
disinter, sted fre.oers OF said city VIII lie sum
monel and sworn at tn Mayor office IN said city
on the 18th day OF November next s5d) at so'elock
A NJ to assess ami award ihc damages and benefits
that may accrue 10 the Il The land proposed 70
be- taken for the continuation and extension Of adii
street (hc verdict Of the first Jury rtntnd on the
18th inst having been by for sufficient cause sci
asid-) The following Is description tht tract OF
land proposed 10 h. taken for sah extension Of sail
street shewn by the plat Of III. survey Thereof nm H.
by til. CITY engineer and on a. in the Mayer Office
to wit
tract 81 feet viii" from The present termination
VI Fourth STREET to tn. river Front STREET con, ain
Ing forty three one bundreths 81 acre Of land II
said William ard Robert simpson, AMI twenty -n,n"
one hu0dreths u an acre Of land ~ said n NJ Rail
Road C0mpany-(Ictob@ir 2Sfh, 1856
&C MITCHELL, Mayor o. city IT Davenport.
Daily TIL Nov 18TH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
RlLLYi F'REE.MkN! RALLYil

Every man should not only 90 te
the polls early, but take all they can
with them! See that all your neighbour
are there in good time. Ii they are
not on the ground in the early part ii
the day, start out after them! See tina,
they are supplied with Whole Demo
cratic Tickets. and no other.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
REMEMBER DEMOCRATs THAT YOU
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY,
BLACK REPUBLICANS HUR
'EY.I.V'lD "a WEIR

YOU fight for the preservation Of
your free and glorious Constitution
They for the establishment cf q prize
legged oristoc,acy that will ride over
you with the most imsoiemi oppression.
Democrats fight for equal laws and
exact Justice to all men-Back Repub-
licans for the privileged few, and the
immunities Of the wcll-born. Demo
Gratis, remember these things, and go
to the polls as your foretathers did III
1900, when they elected Thomas JET
ferson, aud all will be well.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

The BOstOa LibevStOr-Garrison's
papsr-says the black republican Ere
mont party is moulding public senti-
ment in the right direction for the
specific work the abolitionists are stri-
wing to accomplish, namely, THE
DISSOLUTION OF THF UNION,
AND THE ABOLITION OF SLA We
ny THROUGHOUT THE LAND"
Garrison ssys II hs b ID . million Of
votes be would give them oil 70 FREE
mont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
VOTE EARLY!

Let every Democrat be on the elec
ton ground early and vote as soon a.
the polls are opened.-Take all You
can with you and prevail on them te
do likewise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

So to arrange your engagements Of
all sorts, rs at the election, to east 9TH
er things aside, and il the language Of
the immortal Gerry, "GIvE ONE DAY To
YOUR COUNTRY. Resolve il, aud per-
form it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

That wagons and teams, To convey
those IN te.llc health, or voters living
at "a distance. to the polls, be provided
in sufficient numbers, that not ONE
voter shall be missed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
BOGUS BALLOTS.

The Fremont "shriekers have a
large number of misprinted democratic
Electoral Tickets, with which, no doubt
the City will be flooded to-day. Dem
ocrats, look ont for their tricks!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

And that after noon TODAY, a rush
and every honorable eNertion be made
10 the end that every voter shall de
posi his ballot al this election, and
that not ONE Democratic voter be
left unsolicited 10 vote.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

That the man who drafted the Black
Republican platform, said that George
WasAiagtoa and Henry C3ay are both
in he'll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
LOOK OUT FOR A RAINY DAY!

Keep sharp look out for RAINY
DAY! If it rains, gear up your wa
gon, put on the cover, hunt up your
umbrella and overcoat, and take load
Of your neighbors who are not well
enough of to own such things, TO the
election ground,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
JOHN J. LOCKE,
H0ssse, Hotel 3 StssssssbOss
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
wHoLksAIp AND RETAIL
WHOLkSAIh AND kkTAL
No. 10 Fourth street, Ten Bnilding

No. 10 Fourth street, Ten Baildings
ST LOUIS. No
TNINE CUTLERY, Silver, Plated, Britania, Piansi h.
II ed, JApannei and Pisin TinWarr, w.o,ien and
Willow WAR, FEATHER busters. Brushes, BEocms &c
nclniinge very article in the House FURNISHING lin
would say TO Merchants and Dealers generally
throughout tn West, having 'Iefrnnsito do s,rt-
y cash business. and receiving my goods dy'ct from
manufacturers, ! am enabled 10 offer grtrr
induce EN-. nis than any other Houss IN the westrrii
country. country Merchants, whie In the city, ar"
requested 10 call. Goods packed and sent 10 pa
10 the country octg@i3mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

The importance Of one vote was demon
sfrated in Lawrence county, Indiana,
whsre the Republican, elected Robert
Boyd to The Legislature bys major ~ Of
eae.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

DEMOCRATS Each one OF YOU
should constitute Committee, whose
whole duty il shall be to see that every
voter is got to the polls TO day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

That at least one hundred active, Of
tccti,e citizens lie detailed to distribute,
tickets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

BLACK RePuAltCam Practice.
"Distort the truth, accumulate the lie
And pile the pyramid Of calumny."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
FREMONT INSANE

Il 10 sAid that John G. Fremont still
lahon under The Aallusiaataea thss he
j ~ ~ fsel11eGaN ID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
6 O'CLOCK!
HAVE Y0U ALL, VOTED 7

DEMOCRATS Remember that the
election polls will close at 6 o'clock,
precisely. Vote early in the morning
and then no unforeseen circumstance
will deprive the country Of an express
sion Of your sovereign will at the bal
lot box. Vote early.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

~ "Thst country is the most pros
porous where LABOR commands the
greatest reward."-BucAaaan.
~ -From my soul respect theta.
boring man."-BucAaaSn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
B E 1 L & !,
JOHN GEMNELL,
utAographe., EDgraveF and Map
pohlfShAr-

l8a Lake STREET, Chicago Illinois.
HAVING had ten Yeas practical experience In The
II cittes Of New York, Philadelphia and Bustou
feels fully confident that III orders enirusled 10 him
VIII b execnted - style uDsGIpasso By any OF the
abovs nansA eitiss, End a H. most reasonable
peS<c51A ~ q 5000 1ssWslss. ilsw
x0vktdEk1 kpnan1aa.g ME-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
GERMAN LESSONS.

GERMAN LESSONS.
+: " . N i N * - o IN q % !.
nFN n. W. st'IiEiBE u sirt.s h'r-@iih vrF re
N SIsrctfuly TO nrounc. to tn Iaiic4 aud Gsn-
tlIae 81 th town thar he i prafei TO irsch this
aiiiif G. pi,us and useful LangusE', in tbr most
lanI.lT and with Asnls-s prpmutisitu
Ia, ,eshe " si,,p- Of This y ssacI
He feel assnrt.i Nat his 10 v arS .xperNnre
teacher q BIZ isxuags sct,idrnR to ihp musi ap
10, a. Il mgtlo-la al O-ntla IT.. Al lpnss end Wood
hary fFethr with lis WI sihgn ariy sWre sfnl col
u,a,.ner, will enable him To give full safisfsc
ton
TERMS.
far ~ Irssan, TO sieAti. men,...............0to
Lat commandments o,
L ss.,t, sid b SIN snd piac. stated .. soon As A
s,ifei ~ ,,smbrr form q elnss shall have applied
4 ms fe-it nc +, sonth-sasi com Third se3 Scott
Sfrr.tS q, W SCHEtDE. a. ".
oss5ast 4aa 80
I.sRENcH CLOAK WADDING-2 yard> isns and
J. half an inch thirk. Jn-trer.isrd
Il JOUY's, .ts
Brady street btween Fourth and tifIh.
CHJE61EX'a w0OLEN TALNAs AJAQCu-A
u, sspcsh Asliele, list rresived q JOuyy,
-. eneeZ sssSsl<tSsse Sysflh go IL:
'Gs ''a1ss - sl's''ss ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
Medical Meeting.

A sdiaujuc meptiar ~ the scott Comfy Nell.
l - Soctri} e II take liacf Al tar ofie ~ Dts.
+ anfatn and Adj, N Tn day, OF. 18th nj ?
lex NJ. general attendant !. l,qu,,i i,
ID THOMSON MID,
,#tPI .lsf serrctsry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04


Fremont a FimaMcirr :!
l8 DAYS II fll is. SlJAfl!
1886 PER DAY!
Fremont's whole political course con
ssts Of the eighteen days he was in the
United States Senate. The following,
certified TO by the Register Of the Treas
nrers Department, is his account as a
Senator, from the 10th to the 3oth of
September, 1850:
SeptembrfiO, 1850, lO,2sO, mileage ....S4 100
September 30 1850, per diem. $40
Dec. 2, 1883, additional mileage, 3 61s miles
short charged, Ist session 3Isi Congress la74
Feb II, per diem for det"ntio on by sickness
Oh journey home after the first session,
3Ist Lbngress, eiehty-six days.. $50
Total $s,lI0
"Will Fremont's friends tell III" says
the Utica Gazette, "what route must be
travelled to make the distance from
California and back thirteen Thousand
nine hundred and fifty six miles! Will
they explain why he was not satisfied
with what he charged at the time, but
demanded an addition, three years
afterwards! We shonld like to be in
formed where he was sick on the road
eighty-six days when returning home
in 1851 This record shows that Col.
Fremont serve ed twenty -one days and
no more, and that be received $s,llO,4O
being at the rate Of 1886 20 per day
Frou, his returning and making an adj
ditional claim in 1853, and again in
1854, we get glimpse al bis ruling
passion. Do his supporters believe
the compensation then received by
him reasonable and proper Wes
pect that most people will come to the
conclusion that the *592S received in
1880 at the time Of the service, was an
ample compensation. and that his re-
turn and demanding over $4,000 more,
reveals a trait in his character which
few will applaud.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
DR.. W. D. 81 LAIN,
or NEW YORK,
UCCULI&T AND iUKIST,

IL III 50 e. OPPOSITE Island CITY Hotel, whrf'.
n vii t. hary {" Sc eli T. fsJu- liict Il with dis
east, i tn. ~ ami Ear
Having voi,- several Yeas Ia hi spaiat branch
q h. ffof sion, trusi- thai b.. r.Iit ~ man,
s.ta have given ~ IN spar with ANA tro Il, the
.npiuus ti v hi.h tre 4Lnts- sigtt ma rfaty
ilItt- floating before tha .Net rbyvet- aifsa -
seur Il ~ tiui ht-iiie.s ha ~ light anlargf-
| Hteui " ti4. gupil. a
Criatast, IA Wii 4. lens torn white afa PR.
ssni- The ray "f lshi pa tluou,bh II. opl hallna
- Hiaiif ts, \ ,setii v.skness 81 isHs,, StEa
istu> - y uln' in, well - Desfn IN rs ssri"u.
forms.
H. inr te@siv j ffoin Pair the and y MIR.
IL Dptiainp-."tr, wth Winch W.. are -ilahi.l 4,
afk INTO h d-iah- tn Hnd The at, ter q.
tieaFy asiht "ht-ii-, snI ti nv riAiniihe
he .el- IA incii.i NJ ~ araet. Aso tha itua,lnaisd
a.,til". Preparations fnr eurtc oprciiy 81 the
MRS ~ MIN over the eye without III ne of t .hhr
= csu.:ic-.
T. prevent tui.usii ssii DT u. deems ~ prsd.nt l.
it tiat ~ Is a refnai Physician. mi 4 grad,i-
81 ~ h IniYets ifs 81 vermont, als IS tn. New
IN 0ith, fnic .pltai aud tis succcss a,Oceu.
its i aitrhatabe q tn p-tfe.ian Il, wh.ch h. hss
hrotth tir ~ m Ill ate va.ors III this l,m ii,
~ II ~ III, eye.
i. III u. vii q vote PORTION ~ b.. tuaa H. tn
hini az ehronir disss specially - he thsai
ui.e having rnftd hu,s-if 81 Consumption af.
sisfs' l.it of his r,gtt lung was i1st b. disease
as well a. many oih. r. la 4 like condition
Oiicr b,gra from uin- Ia four
R.aA lai,d, ct. n. i,5G dwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

~ Col. Fremont is, we believe,
the youngest man ever placed in NOM
iustion Tor the presidency N. \.
Tribune.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

TiliS,:s TO hi DONE BESlDES VOTING.
LOOK 10 lf.-Beag it in mind at all
times. that our Committee men be
thorough aud active to-day that snh-
committee men, having supervision OF
small districts, attend to getting ont
every Voter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

Yes, and he will be the oldest o
them all before he is elected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
DEMOCRATS !

Before yon deposit YOU, ballots to
,la,. read over the names carefully, and
be sure they are genuine and correct' IN
ever, particular.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
LAND FOR SALE.

lNoiH " arr t"s, mile north of puton s,a,ion
u on the " aud Rsiii"nd. y.asonsb,. t,Ins
Alsu go ser on mile north ~ Wsi,utt Oh. sp.
pnr"h'ii 'a-h, tnians" IN and years
Also. i9n acre. ia Washington county ~ acre. ,
hne timber, ard inuning water Oh i part THIS Isn't
u "hh !" in,i'e n.m low titN, AID Ia from WsFh.
nisi'n "n nin road IL, IN Columbus Ia Riehn,.ua
~ - ~ sit ae, AID = part On time
tanning lnnd, ami well wttrr.d
NJ i"a1 III Mrsi tat.Dipp't. pshsiny III sigs
ON 80 :" l., lai 10 \ acres. ..li - i down sna
haianse a. ON Aiei W. y.st..
A.. a. w well stiaaisd hi. IN The ely 4 D.ssu
Also n rtitt ap.h.i NV STICK dwt Hing eight
room ,lFisce usf. wusl hau>n s,.d stsbt beautiful
Is $685.. - he hui f.om ibe abs fvalIy can b,
;. q. p1tti OF ~" city. tok Island ..d
Msi
~" .rNet, u.-' buildlnys - teas srouni
w.'td = sa"s '.snanstt irs@s .pph I"
F8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
For Sale or 1.faSe.

I"tnH THREE eligible Building Late situated
%" "",' '"", Fbiii Rir' y aI, B,n,.i,asv streets
'''"in'n 's1nit' u CohniN 4 bow ~
tan9dtU .ursu.v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04

Oh A.rct ON high stat. Il ,ai,tvs tiou
] ~ Wa''i sud T,mh,t, rttuai,,i "a = good
r"ai ani ~ 90, ~ the most d.rhtfu ne,sh.,I hsi.
10 ~. county, atH fruI n.il-a t,ou. the civ Apply
- tptt2ad n q eAUS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-04
lIni,nproyeA Land for Sa,r.

TWO spisnild 81 acre Iots lot ssr, near Abraham,
] kisrr's In :~ot, county And, .,.n I.
"'''"' To. RADS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-AC
~ TION LINE-For NORWALK landing at New Rochelle
and Poeby Neck-The stesmer NORWALk, Capt George T.
R,.5msn On aid sfsr TUESDAY, April % 1870, Will leave
rer Cafharsep Est River, daily Sundays e1
cert.d At nelock Returning will leave Peeks Dock
south Norwos daily Leave South NoIwAk O'Clock m
Fsre g. cents Leave Rocky Neck 81 8l5 Fare 80 cents
Leave Rochelle a. Fare 2S cer s Freight taken
.nsbe rates orwarded place ottes'inAton prompt
psysbe on delivery Of goods All forbid trus
rerson or persons Of sad Boat and owners
without written order from the Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

/ ron for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDsORO
and TAUNTOSnlAud route without delay change OF CARS
or hagssse carrying the Eastern Mail
The Stesmer' PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel stone
and CONNODORE Capt. J. X P1ndeton IN connection
with the s,opngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
deuee Railroads leaving NewYors daily sunday, excepted
tom Pier No North River first wharf above Battery place.
a. o'clock p m and stouington 81 $50 m or on tAe 'a
cf TIE n all train which leaves Boston 81 s. ~ p IN
The COMMODORE from Newly oIk honcay, "ednesoiy
and Friday Soninston Tuesday, Thursday and BAT
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Yorh Tuesday, THURSDAY
ana Saturday From S;OniEston Monday wednesday and
FRIDAY. NH, .. p.o,,
PASSENGERS proceed from stoninstoh Railroad 70 r,ov,
deJc. Rsto Taunton and New Bedford In the Express AZ
Train reaching places several hours IN advance oi tno-e y
other routes simple ting for all the early morning es
North and Fast Passengers that prefer remain
or hos the steamer nights rest undstnDed ofesk
f.., II desired S;oninson IN the 7S IN tram io'
Providence -, ,.- -, r.ia
through each way. -. -, -. NJ NJ.
po r.,s- bsrths freight sppJ at Pier NO
sSor,b River or at the oaice No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TOR BOSTON .nd PROVIDENCE via NEW

i PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt. @ Jewett leaves New orb
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at oeocA
n M and EMPIRE STATE. Capt B Brayton. leaves New.
York eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At )
oclock n from Pier No. y. R. the Battery both
touching at Newport each way. ,,
Hereafter no rooms pi be regarded AZ secured 10 any a9P'
eslt an the same shall have been paid for.
Freight To orw sded through with great dsqa'eh,
by at E1pres. Freight Train. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
N7BW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK 20 ROCHESTER-Ihe koChsSrEh ana
GESTsFE VALLEY RAILROAD . now spen, and, In con
nsetn with the Burao Corning ard New iork and New orr
and Ere Rairosds, forus direct route ton Se~iok 7"
Rochester. ,., -, -.---.-
The direoue Of nv rou,e tos.tAsr with the superior com
FOR, Afforded By the wide renders ey taT ts most desns
lie between the above named eEtes -.
Is,. ean be procured the New York and Enc Railroad
Tte, Ofce foot Of Duane st. and No 10 bTosdSsy Ase N
Jersey City.
B.sssse CHECKED through
Fr,sbts u be transported between New fSrf ha hecose
Ter with dispatch ABy information dsred Va regard nsrrn
A Obtained by calling the CsLst. Feisnt Aset % Ss
~ Yors and Fe ed Erie Buidins C. D. TAffAc
T1rr.s. FREIGHT As-nt No lgs Bros.wsy:
No r.irs Bueslo, Corning and New orr hsuosn On
sr,d.v J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
NTFW LINE Of NEW-YORK and LIVER

NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
~ POOL PACKETS.-PATRlOTIC LINE-fns line VIII
eomps.d Of the following and hrst elss ships vlS
HENRY CLAY.....l. SEQ tans.. Capt DAVID ESylkins-
CAV NOVTS tCo tIns Capt Daniel II Truman.
ORIFNT............2ooo eco tuDs. Capt George ). HILL
ELLEN AUSTlN....2 oCo tsns Can't. william II GAfrck
III. above have been recently built and the largest
Ard mo. .ub.tAntsl trade. They EmAndei By
gentlemen Of experience ald shly. Their )mmoisons
.e y.v .p eor and every will be male 20 promote
h. con t OF passengers and the convenience OF shippers
sPOFFORD, TiLEsTON Co., No y Broad~Ay
Agents m Liverpool, .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK and ERlE RAlLhOAD.-On
and after MONDAY Dee 81 1855, and until farther no
uee Pasensex Trains will leave Pier foot of Daaest - io,'
lows, viz: n. 49,.
BIjFFALO EXPRESS att m. for Buffalo direct, without
change baggage At Hornesve hn tram eonnee
With usin for Dunkrk all The w estern
Division
MAIL At s:l5 for DonkIk sid Buffalo and internedi-
.t Passengers this vii remain over night ct
Oyszo and proceed the next morning =, "
NEWBURGH EXPRESS stt p H. Tor Ne~Dufsn dfoc''
xithoot change Of ears r.,
RoCKLAED PASSENGER, at p. m via suheras, for
P<ruont and intermediate stations go =,
WAY PAssEE6ER, s4 u for onsviiie and interrneo''
sfa1ons - ,,I,pxt
FMIGRANT at p m for Dunkrt and Buffalo and inter-
mediate ststiona -
No Tram will leave OIL SUNDAY
These YIrress Trans Hrs with the Elm's and
N.rar. Fas Railroad for Niagara Falls Bgfao and Ua'
m xh The Lake Railroad for Cleveland. Cneins
Tc.sdo, Detroit, Chiesso &c , -, o..-..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Dountp Cano toarranis.

DOUNTY Ian ND-WARRANT OFFICE, NO o3
ID Wau. Nex-York. This highe.t market price paid for
LAND WARRANTS; and all Wsra-is sold BY me are saaran
teed and forwarded by mail or othe ~se Oh receipt OF To-
uittaIoea -, ,,.,., ..
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled 70
'''N' -' f T J. COLEMAN, No. s3 wsl-st
AND WARRANT WAN E D.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS,
Nc. 70 Wsls- New York.
We will supply ories promptly Warrants always on band
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

r" s6W'Ii K collins, No. n wsll--t-, ~ Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
eTkPEkN kENNARDS Co.
No y Austen Frisrs. London
2 @ WAINWRIGHT L Co, Pans ,
The ovn.rs Of hrs vii 5e sccourt4He 70; so1
bullion sreeie jewelry precious stones or meals m
lsds hsned therefor And tie value tasre0'
therein expressed 49, ,,-..
shirpSr, will please hat tie fhPs Of ths line can
act -a-ry any sooSs cOntrabAnt Of wAr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TTNITED STATES TRUST COMPAN

NlTED STATES TRUST COAPAN
NYw-Y RK
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY Is LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT ADd saiaOrlEed 70 ST t.
guardian OF receiver II estates
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
ooUsT ~ rms .r.rs,
(ibcIsins SLrloLste'. p-r cent
Frcm Individuals corpraious fcr reod oi 81 tcet rs
or b. paid on thirty 6ay-' notice per cent
For ess p-Tiod ~ On shorter ncnce, Pc cent
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE PETER COOPER
ROBERT NELLY LUTHER bRADISH,
EDWIN D. MORGAN THOMAS TlLESrON,
FRA>TUS CORNING. fDHN J PHELPS.
JAMES SUDAN WILsvS ~. HUNT.
SHEPHERD KNAPP, J.. X. ARNOLD.
WILLIAM TUCKFE CHARLES 2. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS. WATTS SHERMAN.
JOHN J. CISCO. e. = WHEELWRIGHT,
DAVID MADDEN, EDN ND COFFIN
JACOB HARSEN THOMAS SLoCOMB.
JsNPs = SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT,
GREENE g. BRONSON. CORNELIUS SMITH.
DANIEL : MILLER John JACOB ASrOR. JS-,
CALEB U. HALsrEO. RUEB'S II. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JOIN A. sTrwARr. Secretary.