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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
WInff,. .,s,.rneau rs,aesaf.

Winter .as-sr01s
I'm and after aEda. Dc g. Isl 1855, and until
Ofurther notice. trsns viii lesve R0cA Island deiU
Sundays excepted, - f0llows:
LIST nail train II 1000
ID night express 500 ?. II.
ID freight, with ID class cars at go II
Trains arrive q Rock Islaa1 daily, Sunday e.
cepted, - f0ll0WS:
lss nlsht express - SO A. Il.
9d natl train q 6OOP. H.
ID frsaght with "a ciass cars at $50 p. H.
All trains over this road In direct oonnexion q
Chicago with trains both the Aichigan Southern
and Michigan Central b. r. 70 and from Detroit To-
lsdo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, P1ttsbur1h,
Dunkirk, Dugalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, Msw York.
Yhilsdelphta, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
LAaalle with trans Of the Illinois Oeutral load-
North 70 0aleaa and South 70 81. Louis and Oaire =
WAlch places tickets can BE- procuredof
,. .. STRIPPING, 1icnst Aolnt,
=. =. Depot, 10ck Islan1.
ipnoeengers reminded OF the noc111ttypl 0Vlng
distinct directions the desttnsttoo q Asf haG
gaee also 70 procure tckets before tsknO tAar eaaao
IN tn care . conductors collect farss eay = St.
tns On the lime Of the Chicago ARock Island rarood
JOHN ?. TRACY, OupeshtanAsnS.
". u. WuuHAu, Ao0't 9upFt.
1ock Island. Nov. 81. l6sA kdtO
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RAILROADS.


AIR LINE ROUTE.
fvhicege 70 =. Louis W. o. Louis, Ateo Chieaee
~ y =, al TIE way By Ranr0o0.
cAasvIsO SHg GaaAT AMsalcAs AND Q. .. uAnS.
fhs oily direct and rsisbis route 70 he sosth apA
Dsssh Wsss, seventy miles shorter thAa any osAsr
route.
9rasns leave depot Of N.cAieaa ao.ahsr> and noes
Island , ,, cOsnrr Of Van euSsa md Sherman 90.
- Louis Day Kaprees-l0;3O 4 A-DsNy, (Sundays
s1orpted) arrive ~ 81. Louie li;sO saos svsaing.
.: Loui: nish. E1prees-io,s 70 H-Datly. anivs
q ~ Louis 80 nest nnoSninS.
Day Sspssss-S,00 s-Dafy, arrive st Chicago
$50 N.
Might Rzpsess-9;ls M-Daily, arrive Il Chicago
Trains run directly through vithoss change Of ears
o. baggage. Time from Chicago % o.. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Psssengers destined for Bloomingtsn. Sprineaeld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and al pcints on the
nissbslppi, Missouri, kansa1, CuDherlaHi and Ten.
nessee Rivers, By taking the ebovs VIII be
Il mailing connsctions and aRsiving N ~ lOaW 90
eisuisous route via LsSee, Peoria saA lnols river,
saving twet " -four hours time, being 81 miles less
distance 70 Bloomington. IS ls1s % SSsiaeaeld, u
less 70 u. Louis and Is less 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANT OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
va, LAea.le, Rock Island ond Oensral Iowa.
A. Bloomington Nth lIlinois Central Railroad Il =
clinton, wsynssville and Decatur. and With stage
for Peoria.
\. Peoria Junction With Peoria Oaaswka X z
TOR Walnut GrUve. Warrington, Peoria, PeAia, Bran
asd si@wood, Knoxville Galesburs. Aoenouth
end Burlington.
A. Springfield with Great western RailrosA Ses
JaehSonville. Naples and ininols Aivsr.
~ Aitoa vtsh Daily Line Of Pachsss IT Ho1nihol,
o1.ey an1 Keeauk, TIE most sxps1ttieao - selia-
bss routr 70 al portions OF j y Missouri.
A. ~ Louis with Daily FIRST Ciass oteaoers for
New Orleans and intermediate points = IT, Levss
mississippi esd With regular lines e Daekets Sos
Ksnsss, II Joseph and ell points o. ~ Aissoosi.
Tennessee, Cumberland end Asksnss . Ravsrs.
1nroush fickess can = procured y ~ 1astsrn
Railsosa Omces-at the Conpaay's Omces, - Dear
born street. opposite ~ Trsons House, and o. ths
Michigan Southern aud RooA Depois, cornss q vaa
bossn amp Sherman sts.
Rssponsihi> Dagssse Men will b q ths Depo0 Il
al tAs vsrions hnes cunning Into ths city % cAeea
baggage through 70 any roint desired on IL line.
4. H. AOOA1, SupeTint00ent.
I. Darling. Oen'l Agent. Chicago. loc90asf
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d. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and RepaireP.
Buffalo st., sdjoin 3 Buiords Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
!Saws Gumed, Strengthened, Set d Filed.
A GENT for Lee L Lesvitts Portable Circular saw
IA Mills, Norcioos Patent.
JunelOd& vtf
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". E. CHILDS 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire end Wstss Hrooe
CE.ME.VT ROOFz.N'G 2!

". E. CAlLDS 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire end Watss proes
CE.ME.NT ROOFz.VaG :!
VU8, the undess,sneo. are prepared 70 eoatsses
w and put ON 1t the shortest notice ,oar
Nsst;c Fire 4 Wsser Proof Oassss Recf.S
being The only article YET inveassd that wni sre-
ccssfuly resist the action Of The stosphsre In every
cjlmate. IL b pertsctly 0re and veteS.prool ard "
point Of durability Ne believe u sqsal. ma ssDs
Cd lin, ar. Iron, o. shinSSs roo making no dif-
serencs how Nat or stssp the roof may -. This
soonng isvsrranted to prove - sbove Represented.
square) xe win sppiy 1poo IN md ison roofs II
q % per square, heins. On account d ~ durability,
tie cheapest paint that esn b ussd.
We invite au vho ase bsidne. aed taose Who VIII
IeClaire House, Dsvenpost, Iowa, ~ sx1mins 40.
p,ss and satisfy thsmssves n regard = ~ Ausab.
~ add prsctieabiity Of ths roodns.
nest 70 those residing q distances, WITH prnssd u.
's Gsv osd eosssy RssAss ~ Iess ~ As.ssssss
JBvAN IRleM &.l1o.
O. 4. DExyAHIN, General Agent.
REfERENCB IN CNCNEAM
N Ezra Bailey, Smith street., between Fourth md
Hifh. 49,. 49,
Mr. samuel Ogden, No =! Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, Nc g Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, Pfestd0tc fthe Lafayette Dank.
Or John 8 Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. o.. Lsadoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John Shiito 4 o., Dry 0esds dealers. 1lh
street. a.3g
itcheiI and Raun,slabssG, y1s11tsEe Mas q
dealers 9Th strset
ilsa Greenwood, ESQ.
"a Hinkle.
DAvuP0R1
Gen Davenport,
Or James Hall,
Costs Patc1in, Builders,
Nv Wheeler, ArcAttsct,
Peek. City 6lelk,
0oe 7 Rar6eT,
@ D CLINE, PalnteS,
nH Paterson, LocuA sereeo
yamns. Doaslly L., DsvsausS hea wss0
Haksa.A 1ioga, Jswslsrs,
BOOK nANA
"a 0uvee F&s& f
PL Hi:es:u, ls.hs
Lsvb i Wssssss Pssenas1V.
tse1 CDuAoo rH
9 . HUBBARD, AsQs lagssaaeA
@ Hooess, vi WI w
Dnaess We'd . o.. DsassnA nase A -
~. $sl2 ~. .~-.l
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FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.


NEW AND GENUINE.
WE have NV eur eeoek 1or o0stng Trade fully
w ooneisted, and shall b slsd 70 ses our friends
ID ~ Who are waiting Seeds 1os he Yarm Or Car.
ssaluO wnEATSs DARIEv, Ays. niLLET, POLAND
0ATs. EAaLv AHD LA5s P0TATo0.
3 mo P1nLs, RED slAsE, AsD oTRER vAaIETIEs
Clevsr, nas.Ss ssd osisr Grsssss, Win .,.rs. -
atDens u xesds for Reoe crops.
Per ~ bieeArn 0ard~n VIII Be found full ssd
II he S.s vsrississ. and ssessd With great care "a
Sssds Vim = fond s.,oss our imDoristsoas.
OUUGE0B SUGAR OAND-PU1B SEED.
TIE subscribeSs have obtained supply eS the sesd
attention. II b NEST thoroughly sndos sed b. the
'cs1ng Agsicuturalets, aed Agricultural 0octseiss,
ssd Agricultural Papers IN the Unisa.
u esa b grown seed VhtsA Will b found - valuable
cora IN sddtion 70 the STALK for sy4up o. Soraee
making II much more psU0tsoie than ordinary crops.
Assn, a - "a: ,S1 q: att, asssd =, ssy.: IN
tsSd fve 100 10 30 ealoss Of ma syrup, equal 70
ths bsst New Osleens; and nom H. same rUOss,
sscosS essp Of excellent fodder oevn bscs1csst Or
70 ciose drills. land deeply plows1 highly man
ured, It will yield fAdrty 70 cry pessds Of superior
fo1A.r 70 ths The seod IL s1ceiIent for human
TODD, when sround into meal, and fstteas domestic
The seed. which has been very carefully kept purc,
teom the osisins importssios will Be offered In cth
,ackages, esch contsine enough to pasat o0efourth
u IN ecre In drills With FUN directions for the eult
vstlon, which 10 perfectly simple. These psekaees
will be FORWARDED per nail free possa0s, to any
address receipt Of - for eseh pocssge Whea not
.sst BY mail. ve vtl fusnish proSosssoosts gsan-
~.
Early orders solicited q lie suvpsy Of seed y
quite linitci.
Qua IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT VIII b sound
slmpietrly st0cksd With tools and 0acbnes every
style and 0o6s q Farming, and ~ q the must ao
psovs1 articles.
Dealers sapplkd q lihsvsi diessants.
6Dpyau Catalogue srstb On resstpt Of postage |
stamp.
HENRY d. RM1RY CO..
No. ~ Lake 0eesst, Chtcaop, m. |
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THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place in the
IL business Of SILVER h BRASS PLATING, proposes
TO Ill all orders for fine Silver plated Door Plates
Door ksobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted t. the OF Doors and Church
Pews, Lightning Rods Points, Window Sash, CARR
age and Harness trimmings plated to order on short
notice. All work warranted equal to the best
WILLIAM OMAHA
First building east Of old Pennsylvania Horse.
0ecOnd.street mp stairs.
AcsA ~ --dtf
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hOaP0imG.

OBV8RAL gentle man Cen b o.. ommodatel vi b
- board ana pleasantly situated Soo0s, viii Turn.
snsd within h,t minutes Waik Of tie PUst once.
knQuie as tbs counting room Of the otstS D mocSaA
0sU2rt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20

AOOO0NOo
Moron b hessly eivsa thas the suhoeys>ee, havs
~ 6ssn DEFY svpc1nnd Kxeeeutor ana Hxeruirix
q he esssss Of Asxandes ". Nc Ssseoe. 1890.
late Of Dsvenpost In IL county Of ocoe sud gtate
Of lows. ssd takeo upon thenoelves thai svust by
giving bonds ~ the law 1isecos.
Al perso0s hsvtug demands upoa the estate osthe
said deesassa ore reQuissd TO exhibit the 49, ~
eli pessoas Indebted 70 the sad estate are caed u,,
On TO make Payment to
a. J. LAWS, Bxeeutor
3. A. 0c0Ro0OA, 1xesutrix.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10th. 1857. TNoylldtf
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
SCI NC NJ CHINE.
ekhis IL the a, No. 1" sewing Machine for a,
kioos VI se cling, even 10 the most beaataful
X - M M = N a.
We prefer the y he-ler Wilson for family vsa.-
". y. 7ribWAe.
Tor families N. J.. Hsaes.
An examination Of these machines snd their york
10 respectfully solicited.
D. ?. WHITE, Agent,
eeoosd ST., cppr site netrspolitan Hal Dsvenport
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CORPORATION.
MAkSnAL'S SALE.
~ - ca ID n MIZZN,0 Tx.

TYNVEH LIVING u~eu 0A0A y The 0VnRS0 Of 0kO
several lots and parcels Of land hereinasi-s ps,.
tlcnisny described, W The payment II he same os
purpose Of merchandising The saYesis vpun ma
sssd Tote and passels fsoat, shall %
FRIDAY fhD 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER
A D. 1861, at the once Of the City Mar,ha, II the
City u davenport, ~ O'Clock A. NJ proved 70 iii
The lots and parcels Aforesaid In order 10 collect .sd
sums of mouey together with interest n 10 pY e,.t
and the cost Of this Advertisement.
2D STREET.
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houseKeepers +! nouse K eepers !

WVuOcAC6P010 UOu0s aUt 01Sy
THE greatest ettentioa WI - pa h. - euhecr1-
L beR 70 fepstrins Furniture in ne Il saostsn.
tts manner aasd0Seiest Seyle. Or -I0ad fancy
painted Furniture repalnted IN aDys. lual to new
Cabinet Furniture MADE % order Ani y Hanstns
stssndeA 70 NTH dispatch.
CHAALRD OHA9 iHLD.
Cabinet 0AAss AnA Paper Hanaep.
oopao1ly 0nc4 1alAnd . teA. ooou1d aod fhlrA
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Shoulders,

IN 000 POUND Osnvasssd Sugar 0srsd
500 - Do 0Dpkod Doooo.
Is barrels Prime Men Rugk.
Just receives And loS eajo -
EVANS OuDW 90.
sss1MAss - - 40 pseyy g
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
l. BARRACKS AT PENSACOLA,F LORIDA

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington Sept. 81, 1857.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for build
ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. Florida" will
be received at TINS department until the 9TH day of
November, 1857, at O'Clock p. M, for the construc
ton of the Marine Barracks authorz ed to erect Ell
nj Pensacola, FLORIDA. according to the plans and
specifications prepared by the direction of the Navy
Department, copies OF which may be seen at the
Offices of the cornmsndants of the Navy Yards at
PhIladelphia, Norfolk, and Pensacola, and at the
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate
rails and completing the work In a manner satisfac-
tory to the peson who may be appointed by the Navy
Department to superintend the same ; and the De-
the proposals herein invited when il deems the in
teTest Of the United States requires IL.
Ninety per cent. OF the amount of work done and
time, as the work progresses, upon estimates made
and cerihed TO by the superintendent the part Of
the United States, and ten per cent retained until
work 10y the sad superintendent and depart mont
and be forfeited In the event OF non fu ment of the
contract; provided thst no bill shall be made for
amount less than five thousand dollars.
Each PROPOSAL must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, icer
nse or pc oy o
the sum Of five Thousand dollars that the bidder wall,
when required, Il his proposal be acceptsd enter IN
Guilty for its faithful performance. -"
Bidders are. invited to examine the plans and
speclhcations 1T the offices herein before mentioned.
this department, and plainly endorsed " Proposals
Tor building Marine Barracks az Pensacola, flori-
The bidder only whose offer NAV be accepted will
be notified, and the contract will be forwarded an
soon thereafter as cticatie, which he will be re-
at the post Office named BY him. ' '''''p'
All the above work Is TO bs completed in all re-
spects according to the plans aud specifications
within twelve months from and afier the date Of the
Sc "a 2aw tsthNov Secretary of the Nayy.
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defeated by closing with the proprietors of the

defeated by closing with the proprietors Of the
Masonic Temple, whose property will prove
amply commodious and conveniently stu lated
NAVAL Courts OF INQUIRY-Before Court
No. l to-day, the case of Lieut.. Turner still
being under consideration, Purser Slamm and
Lieut.. j. A. Nicholson were examined on the
Governments behalf
Before Conrt No. 2, the case of Lieut.. Bissell
being still on trial, Commander Gibson, and
Ex-Governor formerly purser) Price, Of New
Jersey, were examined on behalf of the appli-
cant
Before Court No. 3, the case of Lieut.. Riell
being still on trial, the report of medical sur
vey held on him in 1852, was put in evidence
by the Government, and Commander Rodgers
was examined in the same belief
PUBLIC SURVEYS IN NEBRAsKA.-Returns
have been received at the General Land Of
flee of the subdivisional surveys in the Nemaha
District, and adjoining home reservation of the
OttOes, embracing townships 2, 3, and of range
seven, east Of the 9Th principal meridian, and
townships I, 2, 3, and 4, north of range eight,
east equal to 134 900 acres. .....r. a.'
THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRs.-
The Hon. j. W. Denver was at Nebraska City,
n. T.. on the 18th inst, awaiting the arrival of
Pawnees, to hold a talk with them. A. H.
White, Esq, of the Indian bureau, acting as
Mr.. DIS secretary, had just returned there
from a journey on the plains, undertaken to
bring the Pawnees in for the proposed talk.
TIE DEATH OF MAJOR GEORGE T. LINDSAY,
Quartermaster of the United States Marine
Corps occurred at p. m. yesterday, at his late
residence in this city, from dropsy
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n%PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM at SI.s
TX per gallon; PHILADELPHIA CAKES Of
every sty and variety, at the PHILADELPHIA
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner OF l2th and F
streets. Sc l2-lms
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NJ u > c A l. G. A r ID :.

WI
Prof. A. F. LITTLE takes pleasure in announc-
ing To his friends and TO the citizens of-%
Wa hInston, Alexandra. and vicinity. thar SE
he IS prepared to receive pupils for theut II
Pianoforte, Guitar, Flute, AMI other instruments.
Orders left At the Music Store OF Mr. Metzerott,
Washington, ID: c. aud the Music Store Of Mr..
Parrot, Alexandria Va, W III meet with prompt at
Sc q -Stawlm
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notice is hereby given that all collections for &C.
count Of the dealers with this Bank maturing out
of the city of New York, will, at the option OF
the dealer Immediately expressed) he either re-
called, or, if paid, be subject TO drafts OF thls
Bank, payable I'm funds current at the point Oh
said payment. g. De ANGBLIs, Casher.
Other Banks have issued similar Circulars
Notes of the New Jersey Banks are received by
the Metropolitan and American Exchange Banks,
banks are known to be mainly with Pennsylvania
instead of New York. st-
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YUUrE
Ann MATIRIr,

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATT RlTii r
few worhs Of the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine, of SpermatOrrhea or Local ~{6y0k-
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, /5UHkM
Genital, and Nervous Debility. Pre- Ss&43
mature Decay Of The System, Impo- Ll~
tency and impediments to Marriage
generally, by Is. DE. LANEY, NJ. ID.
The Important fact that the many alarming com
plants, & mating IN the imprudebce and solitude
of youth, NAV he easily removed without Medicine,
Is 10 this small tract. clearly demonstrates and the
entirely new and highly success siul treatment, as
adopted by the author, fully explained. by means al
wnIcn every one Is en- ,hed to cure Himself perfectly
the advert, ed rost runs of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stamps
to I.4- DIR. DE LANEY,
e29-f II I.ispenard street, New York.
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INSTRUCT BANkS.-The subscriber has OF
Glass, and Crockery, Silver plated Goods, Britain
MA, Block tin, and Japanned Goods, Table Cutlery
with almost every article used IN hOusekeepin ing
which he will sell It very low prices and cheerfuly
receive In pay Ment the notes of any otthe banks OF
the District. c. w. BOTELER.
Sc 28-3fd Iron Hall
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX
~ Per Cent. Stock, interest payable quarter, for
sale by
Sc 2s-3ts RIGGS CO.
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THE LIFE OF JOHN FITCH, the inventor OF
l. the s'eamboat by Thompson Westcott, I vol,
Quits; g g Novel. by the Baroness Tautphoeus.
The = .ssal Adviser, by Edwin T. Freddy, VOL.
Modes reform Examined. by Joseph C. Stiles;
Information about Texas, by ID. Il. e. Braman; IS
cents. f.. =. : -..-. IA .
Buffers Analogy Of Religion, with notes, &C., by
.sas o,. A10 M1lcon' u. HI RScK TAYLOR
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~ writes plain ana rapid hand aRd % thoroughly
acquainted with bookkeeping. desires situation.
for the preps Public dscu fents copied the neat
est manner and with idIspatch. Address G, hog
3d. ~ - 81. =. L. - sep Iz-eo9G
WOOLEN GOQDsM ,u,,, 49, ,s
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l entered in to 2 co paTtnen5sh,I, TllA
business. under the firm of BOSWELL III
BRO, at the old stand of o. Boswell, corner u
Of Mary land avenue and 7th street.
%. BOSWELL,
EDWIN BOSWELL.
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volumes, with over i've hundred steel and other
illustrations from designs 10y Phlz aud Cruik shank,
comprising
PIcgwick Papers Barnaby Rudge
Dickens New Stores Old Curiosity shop
David Coppei field Sketches bv Boz
Dombey d Son Oliver Twist
Christmas Stones Little Dorrit
Martin Chuzzlewlt Bleak House
Nicholas Nickieby.
Price 81 p per volume For sale 10y
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Booksel lers and SiatIaners,
sc % It Penn. avenue list 9th street
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The Rock ISLAND BRiDGE-The case OF the
steamer Etae Acton VS. the Chicago and Rock Is
land Bridge, which has been on trial for two
weeks in the Circuit Court Of the United States,
at Chicago, H., has terminated. The jury failed
to agree and Were discharged The complaint
was that the bridge across the Mississippi was an
obstruction to navigation. 80 -
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-09-24
The PANIC ovER.-After three week.

The PANIC ovER.-After three weeks
of intense pressure on the money market,
fnanciers begin to see daylight. With
an influx of specie from all quarters to
New York, and more coming commercial
men are looking their difficulties in the
face, and they see that the worst is over
The n. Y. Tribune of the l4lh, says:
The specie movement is active. Phil
adel phia and the West are taking some
gold, while Boston and other portions of
the interior continue TO send to us. One
bank received $4,000 to-day and anoth-
er $4,000 dc. This movement will
continue until the exchanges become more
settled. 1t has been point of considera-
BILE discussion during the week, the actual
amount Of the specie reserve in the city
banks, and it has generally been placed
between $12, 100000 and SIT, ,OOO, 900.
In order to settle the point, we have obtain
ed from banks the actual amount on hand
at the opening of business this morning,
and find it to be SI3,O25'OOO. This is
actual, excepting the case of a few banks,
ofwhioh the average of last week was tax
en-. This result is at least half million
better than we anticipated, and shows the
banks with their reduced loans to be in a
strong position. To this amount will be
added, IN day or two, Il million and "A
half from California, bringing them up to
Sl4, 800, 900, while there is no prospect
OF an immediate resumption of the foreign
drain.