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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
.rhrou1Gh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
IIl CDLLE.V'GU WOOD,
AND THENCE BY THE
ontario, StMcOe 4 Harsn Railway
TOR O.V'TO!.
CONNECTING with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.


rIVHR "Chicsg0 Ani Collingw odd Route" nrss %.
tabli he'd last season, hos vecetvsd 80 msstse1
d tiLcfion from She entiT. Press and tbs Travelling
PbI and has been universally cha issd the
fabiishe. IN the Uoon Tise .ntire srransements TOT
ls56-bave been made with the view 10 rensnrg has
Great Lake konts The most comfort able p,rs- sat
1 aud systsmatic w business arraGg' ss~na.
n N ihr rout. ~ ih- Business Man. the Tourist
and the Pleasure" SEEKER II abonnds viii the vi,d.
est and erandcsi scen"ry-hs brsutifni Shores Of
LAX" Michigan and the lsiets d-ckiDg the northern
on'tf the CLASSIC bland q MsckiLsc the t1sdt-
tionarv Aanitoulin Island- Hhe hsme " to- IsAias
Spirit Of IT,. Lakes) and the smic like Isle.
II Georgian Bay-form series OF srvS unsurpsss ed
on the .,ttbcrn continent,
The Bat- ar luxuriu,Iy furnished for night irsv-
~; and by saina arraDg nrufs tbs daylight u po-s-
I'd 81 the Straits AMI among the Islands. HEAT, dust
and railroad Ill comforts svoidd In tne hottese
day 81 summer. traveller enjoy GbNtls Lake
brrcz.
Al Markina~ Boats make connectioo 10 ssu,t Sc
Marc and LAX" superior.
On srriv,g, at Toronto Singers In . sev
hcurs visit the Great Suspes-i0n Bridge and TIE Pals
Of Nsssia, Q, trip !, through tn Thcns.sA Islse1s
roBtocr LAX ontario Ia tn nieht ~
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, OswE0O CAFE VIM
CENT OGDENsBURGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence connect With RaiDTOodA to
ALBANY NEH YORK, BOSTON, PHYLA DEL
PHIA,
Aud all other Eastsrs Ostbes. Is
The following magnificent PssssnGer Boats cnnpriss
the Line
KEYSTUNE STATE, CANT J Richard.
BUCKEYE STATE. Capt L Chamherila
NIAGARA. Capt p 0Lller
QUEEN CITY, f@N Cant N VeaAs
he k0ss6et0ssU, r
Csps DAVENPORT; viii run betvaea ceala.avo
and Green Bay, cnsrceins VIII ~ seulns ~ G
Msckinss
TUE Boa,s will leave Chicaes, . 3sssAey. mar.
DAY and Saturday svteings. 81 o'deak. N9lAl00 q
wantfssn, keno:hs. 1selaes 14yp1hsS, 0SS6s16sG
,. ~ y, M 6. =. :s,ss e - - = II
Osseep4savis o0cs. r. 0S0K
Ief flrsAHv 'Atsrin ~ - vi
NAa i iash ~ hllk -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
DesM oines River Lam for sale
LAND DEPARTMENT..

DssMoines Rjver Navigation and r X 90.
OfTuAwA, Iowa, April ~, 1856
HNHk undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
Once 10 now open for the sale OF these valuable
&c. They will be sold on long credit and In lots 10
nth means and wishes Of purchasers.
Abyfurther Information desired in relation to those
o. will be furnished on application at this officsi
/ mail or otherwise GRO h PERKINS,
tmayl6dtO L.and Commiss Toner
LAND De ARTMEf.
DEe MONIES NAVIGATION Co (
I'm the sixteenth day Of June, next, the Office be
~ the see Of the lands Of this company will lor
removed from this place TO Fort Des Moines
These lands will be sold long credits and In
lots to suit the means aud wishes Of purchasers
GEO X. PERKINS.
Land Commissions
OuumvA = oWa 81. ay21 davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

* have on hand large and superior stock
wa. Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Cola
CAaiaR Chains, etc, which will for cash at greatly
reduced prices, rs am anxious to reduce my stock
before going east. p NJ HOUSED,
octlC dti No. 2 LeClairr Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

F.4 II ~ Il IL = V.VZO.N'
INSURANCE COMPANY
BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash Capital, paid mp In full.
e2OO,OOO.
}. Z. CANrIELD, Sec'y. Horace WIILIsroN, Pres,
l am prepared TO take Risks and issue Policies for
the above Companies. These Companies sustain repu.
tations for Iirness, prom and responsit ;tv
which render them two Of the soundest and safest Fre
and Marine Companies In the United States
JAMES r. HILDRETH, Agent.
Post Office Building, Brady ST., Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
K. 4 J. Nelson's JeWelry Store,
Patches, .IesreIry ~MA
Fancy Goods.

VIZ have just opened on B,adg Stree = few
"a. doors above the Post Office and beau
dAAi tfu assortment Of watches, Jewelry, Silver
ware, Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc, width can and
will sell as cheap as any establishment west OF New
York, as We purchase exclusively at the l0,cest cash
prices, frcm the manufacturers and importers We
would respectfully invite the ladies to call and
Inc our stock; We always take pleasure in showing
our goods From our thorough practical knowledge
ofgvng entire satisfaction thereby mer,t,np Ii be
Vaie ef pubic patronage marchs dn ",
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
Mississippi & Missouri r. r,

- 4,
I'm and after Monday, September 1856, and unti
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport for
Mascatine aud Iowa City Sunday xeeptrd) NJ fol
lows:
Ist Freight and Emiersnt train, at 6OUAM
I'd Mail Tt ain at sm y
W. rIrieht anu Ehlgfaht IRAN, al ~ IS NJ
4th Express Train at 4lbps
Trains will leave Davenport Iur Chi. ago ,fa,ly sun
days excepted a. follows
LIST Dav Express Train at 10 10 A N
~ Ffesht IRAN al ~ ~ A NJ
81 Freight Train, at G 40 p NJ
4th Night Express Train, At $40 . NJ
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, (sundsys excen
ted rs follows:
FROM THE WEST.
lst Mail Train at 10 IN N
2i Freight Train. ut II, Ihp
81 Freight Truin, al Ell. y -
18th Express Train at 6As . ~
FROM THE FAST
LIST Night Express Train at 500 NJ
Cd Day Express Train at ao5 = :.
81 Freight and Emierau, train. al 900 p N
All trains out of Davenport will make connect i,,s
with Muscatine and Iowa CITY
The Passenger Train CONNECTS at Davenport with
the knck Island Chicago trans. The evening rain
stops one hour III Davenport for supper
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of u;vino
Instinct direction as to the destination of their
gage also procure tickets before taking heir in
the cars. JOHN HCIpv e..
A. DAY, Master Of Transportation.
sept6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
CHARTERED 1sII.

THIS Company continues to issue Ivlices on
Marine, inland Navigation .
Transportation md Fire Risks i,
At Reasonable Rates
An unconditional return premium Ut 10 per cent
will be paid back 10 cargo customers Al the close u the
year.
Farm property aud detached building ayor,hl.
situated mas be insured against lost damage by
IRE for any length OF time from one 10 i've wears At
low rates of premium, and .hus AVOID assessment .
as In Mntnal COMMANDO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
Chicago, Alton 4 ST. Louis X. 4.
ia - E#tfftIsEssss Hss5ass5El
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and ~. .OuSs.

SOACH8O 0A1O 81 LOUIS.
rains ieaos Chicago for 81. Louis ana iaterme-
dSdse places.
Accuinodaticn Train, Sundays -acept~d) 9aUAa
Express Train. saturdays excepted) lli0Ps
Grains lea0e 81. Louis Tuy CAicdgo and iatsyyue
diate places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays .Acspted) UOA u
Express Train (Saturday's excepted) $50 y
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars OF baggage. Trains run through Joliet bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvie and Alton.
wTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, Qucket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis aud New York, Boston
Fhiiad-iphis, and the East.
With Illinois Centre al n n ~ Bloomington, tor La
Sale, Mendots and Usiro
iih Great Western oI ililsoI. al springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all The Railroads aiseiglng from GhicagO
With daily line Of Packets At st LOUIS Tor Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri kiveG
Through Tickets fvs all places ,eBtionsi abeve can
be procured At all the principal ticket Offices Ia the
United States, aud ~ the Offices
In 81, louis IN Chicago
Foot u w ashi,igton hv- - Dearborn street, oppo
enUc, un Levee site fremont Hoasr.
klCuDP r. MORGAN, ia, sapt.
Bloomington, Jan. I. 1855 ie1lydu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
LITERATURE At PARIS.

FIon. OuT Own Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday, Dee p, $50
The notorious book Of the month is, of course,
Dr. Veron's Chg Cent Mule Francs de ReHte Five
Hundred thousand Year, / say "of course,
for Boswell Barnum Veron, both by natural gift and
BY lifelong study is an eminent master of that ar,
of drawing public attention, which with US is
called humbug The talk about his book, then, and
the sale of it far surpass the measure Ofits deserts
II is but fair however, TO say that the novel is not
SO bad as might have been expected and not utterly
devoid of merit. In the first place, if there is not
much 10 il. there is but little Of it. Three hours
smart reading will carry you through the two vol
umes. The story is of simple construction. Pc
ard comes up to Paris from the provinces, with all
his fortune on his back. BY great industry and
good business intelligence, be makes his way. AT
the time tlis story opens he has become banker,
doing small, safe, quiet business. He has model
wife. The French model wife Of business man,
il is well enough 10 remark here in passing, Il
keip meet for him. They have two children; son
pursuing hs law studies; & sweet little daughter
who wshes 10 DC TO certain industrious, isitr-
ful clerk 10 the house, what her mother Is 10 her
fsher The odfoks incline 10 fal iu with her wishes
II ID happy family. One day an old schoolfeilo~
of Picard q reckless, staggering, interruptions,
good d-natured fellow who lives by he wits-that is
6y speeul atng on the follies Of others-persuades
Picard against HE judgmen. 10 take part IN new
railroad speculation. Improves lucky one. Ihe
bankers moderate fortune is suddenly Increased 70
zen millions Other spscUlations and oteit-
tiopf" NE ludtTt4tU tICafd toSU tt''"ee '1'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

ofin,erest in all three Of ". Arou,s books. II is
worth noting As a sign in French literature that
We have this month the second part (Purystory)
of still a fourth translation of Dante by VI. Mes
nard, person high placed in the nsgistrsey.
Among other noticeable books OF the month are:
M,Iarges GEoonomi, Polisicus ct de FinGaees
miscellaneous Essays on Political Economy and
Finance,) by the late Leon faucher, collected
from various reviews and magazines, their places
Of original publication; Jerome SaroHaroie, This
is the second edition OF the life OF the FOrentine
Reformer, the John Knox of his time, the Puritan
of Romsnism;) LEsPrn des 1Htres, an amusing
little book by NJ. F0urnier who displays much
original esprit in bis curious notes on that OF others;
Les Galleries de rEHrOpt, elegant quarto, giving
an extended description OF Rome, especially oi its
treasures of art; the first part now published con-
tans one hundred and forty engrayings in pr0use
illustration of the text II has much merit as
guide or souvenir OF visit, 10 the Eternal City;
the text and epgravings of this part refer To the
Vatican alone; the work s TO be completed In tour
parts Its style OF material ex AeutIon may oe judged
from the fact that prize was awarded 10 II az tne
late Exposition; EtRdes Contemporaries s" = Aae-
magne ct les Paps Sares Contemporary Studies on
Germany and the Slavic Countres) by Ed. Labou-
laye; Victor Hugos new volume of poems, Conten
piafioRs, is said TO be at last the point of ap-
pearing. II is said also that Count Mole has left
interesting Memories Of the Empire, the Restoration
and the Reign of Louis Philippe, the propriety OF
the publication of certain parts of which is TO be
submitted to the princes of the House Of Orleans
We hear, too, that Pasquer is buslly occupying
the last dsys of his long life with the completion
Of vol luminous memories of hi time-s time which
reaches back to the fret Revolution BY way OF
creating poetry, of which there seems TO be pres
ent dearth. Government, it is rumored, is about TO
offer three prizes of 20, 900 francs each for the
three best poems on the following themes: The
Taking of sevastopol, (this should be 'Jrag.
meRt,') the Universal Exhibition, the Imperial
Visit to London. Verify this is non fit is
Pegasus in harness and let out to hire-a mere
livery horse.
In the way Of translations from American au-
thors notcesIda May done into French, COM
plete, and TX Marvel's Rereriss undergoing the
process in the feuieton of the Moniteur.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
TIE CASES OF THE GAMBLERS.

The cases ot Pat Heame, Alexander Edgar, Schuy
Ter IIilman George Beers, Samuel A. Suydam, Isaac
Gilbert William Matthews, Charles Highland Black
nan and McCsffrey, were called Tuesday in
the Court Of Sessions, which was held by Judge
Capron
Mr sckles said that he appeared for Schuyler Hill
mar Alexander, Edgar, and Patrick Hearne.
The Distrct-Attorney moved forfeiture OF bail
in The other cases He said also that in the cases OF
Iearne and Himan the surety (Char.es Wih) wa
arrested on Monday and he should call for other bail.
He had eleven other indictments, but as none OF the
parties had been arrested he would not name them.
Mr. Sckles would move an adjournment, az he had
been retained two OF the only the evening be-
fore, and rad no opportunity TO become acquainted
with hun. lie thought hc should move to quash the
indictment.
The District-Attoney sad that he would set down
re1t Monday for the trial. ia two Of these cases,
dicInent ,one time ago, plea OF guilty was ntes-
posed and fine imposed; and in such cases, on
second trial motions the part Of the prisoner for
deficiency in the charge always looked upon with
disfayor.
Mr. Busteed said that he appeared for hessrs.
Matthews and Blacknian, and his own engagements
were .uch that he could not try the case on Monday
The District Attorney said that he gave Mr. Bus
teed q weeks notice, and should insist on devoting
next week to the trial of these eases.
Mr. Sickles would give in the names OF the bonds
men he proposed to offer, and give the bail Thurs
day. And the cases went over 10 Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE GREAT

III CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic ciaes with
Western Noh-wesern and Southwestern states oy scon
fnuous Railway The Road also connects at fsnureh
ith daily line ell ports in the Western RIVERS
and az Cleveland Sandusky with steamers to all pos on
the Northwestern Lakes making The most direct aug
reliable route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded " Ano
from the Great West. ,o,--,,r-pou
RATES BETN ZEN PHILADELPHIA and flIISpOh0h
FRsr CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods fin aoc per 100 ID
boIes) Furs, Feathers &c .......'''..'')
skcoyp CLLss.-BoOks and Stationery, Dry .o A.
Goods, lin bales) Hardware Leather, 's Per !" Id
Wool, &C '''''''''.l
THIRD CLAss-Anvs Bagging Bacon AND &c per 100 10
Porh lin bulk Hemp, &c..............:)
YopRrH CLus-CoAee, Fish, Bacon and yOe ner 100 ID
Pork, (pscked) Lard and Lard Oil. .:,;;S -,
shipping Goods from any point east OF DC P
SECULAR marx the package via pennsylvania Raroa
Goods the Agents OF this Road at Phhadephs OF
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FRrIGHT AGENTs-Hauis W ormley Co. memphis, Ienn. )
r T. Sass Co, 81. Louis; J. ; Mitchell SON. EVah1'e
IHa; Dumesnl Bell Murdoch and Carter Jewett Louis
Vile XIV; b. c. Medrun, Madison Ind Sngman brown
snd irwin Co. Cincinnati; n. W. Graham Co.. La1es'Ie
Ohio, Ieech Co. No. % Knbys Boston. Leeeh Co. NO
A,tor Uonse New York No William st., and No Battery
Iasce New.York; f. J. Sneeder Phiadep phai ASs'a"
Koons Baltimore; Geo. {. Frsncisous, Pittsburgh
for further particulars bills Of lsdng, apply 70
LEECH Co, Agents Penn Rah,9sd Co.,
No Astor House, Newly fofk
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadei phia
H. / LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona fenn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
RAILROAD. THREE

III DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PtiILA-
IjELPHIA and PITTSBURGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves philadelphia Pittsburgh at " and
leaves Pittsburgh for Pbladelpha att The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At Y 50 M and
TRAIN leaves Phiadelphs for Pittsburgh at IL p M, and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphs at 9 20 P m; . =, it,, !, J..
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads 70
and from St Louis Mo-; Alton Galens and Chicago li9os
FSnkfoTt Lexington and Louisville ky Tere Heute Madi'
son La Fsyette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Sprinsfed Beefontaine Ssndusky, Toledo Ceveand 20
imhps Z.ne.ve Maslon and Wooster Ohio; also with the
steam Packet and New Orleans St Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati. , ,e., .,,-..
For further particulars hand bills in the hotels Of this city,
will find the shortest most expeditions and COM
Sprtsble route between the East and West.
Through be had OF either Of the aforementioned
places in the West of 80 ,s
! n BITITS Agent New Jersey Railroad Co., foot OF
" Courandt.st., New York.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad CO.
No. ? Astor House, Broadway, Newly ork
A. w isn Ies6 Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

The Dantrt Journal states tha, project OF form;
ing a county ont Of parts OF Erie, Cattarangus and
Cbsutsuque Counties viii be brought before tho pres
ent Legislature. The plan proposes to form tbe new
county with the county seat at the village OF Gs-
wsnda) from the towns Of Collins, North Collins, Con-
cord, Brant, Evans and Eden, in Erie County the
towns of Penysburgh, Leon, Dayton, Sew'Aibon,
Persia and Otto, in Cattaraugus; and the towns OF
Hanover, viIlenovia and Cherry Creek, ~ Ch"n-
taugue County.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

SUPREME COCRT.-COunty of New-YOrk.-
~ JOHN BACK sgt. MARY ANN CRUSSELL, William
Crusse and Mary his wife Walter Cruss and Csharne his
wife George Cruseu and Hsret his wife Frederick SEIZURE
and Mary Ann his wife William Dkerson aud Amelia his
wife, William g. Rdabock and Martha bis wife and Charles
Brown-summons for relief Com. not servedTo the De-
fendans You hereby nmmoned and required to
the amended complaint in this action, which fled this day
In the office of the Clerk Of tbs City and County New York
the City Of New York aud 10 copy Of
the said complaint the subscribers their oce No 20
Beekman said city within twenty days after the service
Of this summons you exclusive Of the day OF such service
and you fail to the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action will apply 10 the Court for
Inc relief demanded in the congratulated November IT,
1885 STEVENS 4 HOxIE,
d51aw10wW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY United States Man and Express Lines Leave New orr
&275 in 4 and sS in aud II a m and p. IN The New
Jerss Accommodation Line leaves at u s*z stopping
RI7 land West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
kc through baggage checks to Washington in m and
9 n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Of the County Of NewYork notice s hereby given all
psrsons having claims against ISAAC LEWS late Of the City
Of NewYor clergyman deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the ubscrber the Office OF r. Kechu
No 70 Eassaus the City OF NewYork, before the
twenyffh day Of May ue1-Dated NewYork the 10Th dsS
Of November 1855. HARVEY z. PEET, Administrator.
pU wemW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
A1EW. W.YORK and ERIE RAuROAD.@O

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN MONDAY Dec 81 1852 and until further notice.
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanest follows
viz :, 81,
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a. m. for Buffalo direct without
change Of baggge At HorDelsve this train connects
with way Dunkrk and all stations the Western
Division.
NAIL at saba m. for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intsrme
date stations Passengers by this train Will remain over nsnt
st Oweeo and proceed the next morning . .
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p. m, foT Nswburgh hrect,
without change of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p. m. via Sufern's, for
Piermont ard intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, at p III, for 0isyie and interme-
date Stations - ~
NIGHT EXPRESS, at p. m. for Dunkrt and Buffalo
EMIGRANT at IN. for Dunkuk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only Express Train, at ?.
These Express Trains connect at Ema with tie Elnra and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &c. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
CUPREME COURT.-Wlliam T. Horn

CUPREME URT.-Wlam T. Horn,
- Plaintiff sgt. William Harris William Harris, jr, John
w. Audubon Lucius Smith, Henry A. Cram, the Mayor,
Aldermen onay of the City Of New York the
People the State of NewYork, Amos Hawk John Hill,
the American Exchange Bank Thomas Owen and Thomas j.
Henry p Hustsd Jusus L. Earle, Peter King, Nathaniel
w Chatter William PoIbam, Augustine Bleecker, Edward
s. Houehton, Lorenzo NJ Arnold John g. Miller aud -
Waldo Defendants. To the Defendants, AMOS HAWK and
EDWARD s. HOUGHTON You hereby summoned and
required TO the complaint in this action which is filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of the City and County OF New York
City Hail. in the City of NewYork and TO copy
Office, No. 67 Welsree in the City Of New York, within
the Of thie exclusive
Of such service, and If you fail TO the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
the relief demanded the complaint
Dated New.York, July 90 1855.
j. 8. LAWRENCE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The complaint referred the above ed in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and County OF York st
the City Hall the said city the 10th day Of July, 1855
dl2 Iawl2wW* j. 6. LAWRENCE, Attorney for Plaintiff
CUPRENE COURT-JAMES 4. SMITH,
- Plaintiff. against EMILE CAUCHOIS, Defendsut-Sun
ons-for relef-(Com ITO Emile Ceuchois, defend
anti You hereby summoned and required TO answer The
complaint in this action which will be filed in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County of Kings the City Hall IN the City OF
BROOKLYN TO the said com
plsin on the subscribers their Office No. ~ Was in the
on you exclusive of the day such services and
you fail the said complaint within the time soresed
plaintiff this action will to the couft for the reef
demanded in the comp plsint-Dhted Dec. Il, 1855.
SMITH 4 WOODWARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint this action filed in the office oi the CLERK
of the County Kings the I'd day OF January 1850
SMITH WOODWARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
jsn9 law6ws w
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
0EHEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, In con-
with Buffalo Corning and New York and New York
and Enc Railroads, forms direct from New York TO
Rochester
The drectne Of this together with the superior
wide by far the desI
able between the above AIMED cities.
Tickets be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Office foot and No. 1888 Broadway; also in
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
frysbts viii be transported between NewYork and Roch
ester with Dispatch ANY information desired In regard thereto
the New.Yok and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings G. 81
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent No 1893 Broadway.
Sunday. J. A. REDF1ELD Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
EJEW.YORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Deo ., le5a
Passenger Stations Conner Broadway aud CaDslst.
IN NfR R.YoIk Cnrner aifhst andl ltLav

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud Csnslst
IN New-YoTk.... Corner 26th-st aud 4th-sv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK-For New-Hsven: 2, Ia m,
GI), l2mi (Exl $40, and p. For bridgeport 7,
FAIRFIELD Southport and Westport: m IL m $40 p
ror Eorwsik; ~ smi l2mi (Ex) SD 5l5 p. m. For
Dsren and Greenwich: IL $50, T. Sis For
stamford: 7, ss (E1)i m BEL, $40 5il5 ?.
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations: Il
$50, 4, 5:l5, 6:l5 p. 10.
CoNSEcTfyG TRuSs-For Boston; m CfI); sp. m
TI) For Hartford and Springfield (Exli IL
p (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montree
(EIJ For Canal Railroad; m. tE1); IL m to West
6eld. For New. London Railroad a. m. For Hou-
satonic Railroad: IN. For Nsugstuck Railroad
.. tEa) For Dsnbury and Norwslk Railroad: "a H.,
4p.m. -
TRAIEs ron NEwYoRK-From New Haven't $50, 7, 9:s5
. LAS (Ex); $50, 1925 p m. (Ex) From Bridgeport:
e:lo 74o 1913 2:22 (Ex) SILL 500 tExl From
Eorwslk G, 6:44 8:b, 1852 2;48 EI 545, 9:2a
(EI) From Port Chester $780, e4S, 78 s:57 II 30
On o. M JAMES II. It0YT. Superintendent