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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

psts-psit set butt Up and PAT bsft asws, s.d pert
cbsred by dipping h rem oil md .Aes burned. Tho
burned I'll souDd-ths stbes I'll but too, ere
dscaytd, and these $50 stand top dovn. A post
scaled IN solution Of supAaie ofrVn. loopperas, hes
not decayed. The seepers vi he Candies aad Anboy
rslwsy ky snized nearly % yesrs ego, asd hey
are sound sail. A ship mace Of hysnizsd GOOD, 20
wears ago. u sound 40 ever. II poets were steeped
week or more in 'oluton Of copper~, i, Is probable
that cheap wood weud last loDs han eIpensvek
Of timber.
Dr. WrLIiseroy doubts the dssntAge OF preserving
posts by any expensive process because posts can DO
grown cheaper than they can be preserved, IN many
inrtaIces by planting locus, tees BY he ieoee PA<-
hculsriy along the rosd sioe
Mr.. BIRoEs said he could not grow locust hey
re.s upt bis place.
Juege MICS said, man Of this city planted 10 600
locust trees after be IS years old, and grew large
enough for posts for sale before lie died.
Mr. PsRDEE sad, IN Western SewYork ell the
locust tree were swept off time by meets and
this very much discouraged farmer.
T,me TO Cut Fence Pess -Mr. PAsDrE links there
V NO month in the year equal 70 March for cattag TIN
heY of any kind Fre-~ood is worth 20 per cent more
cut 10 thsf mouth than IN the Summer.
+ W. EiKlp said that he locust timber upon come
place. on Lorg leland worth more than toe sot.
Jucee MkIGs said that Mr.. Ecktord told INN thnty
wears ago that be paid sl0O year for lot OF ocs<t
eest. man stated that Ershsms tree cutting ms
chine rs great labor SAVING machine. Il cuts uee
fost and half IN dismeter, By rotating ohrsel ~
minuts
Bag Caic-Robert j. Swan, pear Geneva. N. u.
ssys he hsa calf dropped iaeiy that weighed i!o 10
on the day of its birth.
Dt,nibst,on Of Seeds.-Tse meetings hereafter VII
be weekly for about six weeks. during which an eI
change OF seeds, grsfts, &c, will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Jones. x.u...a. Nvr,, M.n'ssd, Rsyss's ossn, Rssr,
nSAisLnssr. wsne. Ksn..rs, Cs.Resn Hsa., 9lsr.
BnSy Csssnan o. Sssp. Mi,ahsn, Odsn, Ryer. SoJes'
Wa,k,ngton's ByiAdsy.-Oa motion. $500 80 AZ
,,,,..a 20 b. divided the different eve 'cewti-s
Zen psr.e on the a tsue--qssnsJ this bill va stopped
Ire Hs,fr, Ra,iroad An. McSpedon's resolu-
,,n s,,,, ia N. s.r,n Rao.d Company 70 tsA up ne rs
- . .eS nd Place Irooved r,rs down IN ihe l.'s rsia
~ san, 10 or cor p~spie t1e 90 ce.oSs
~ -, san eeS On The imp .ibiiy Of eo@pJSs s,tn Se
i, .ra a. this of the year the S'Aid " -'
VASE s1irh Van Clair. Bu!'eei s.aes' :; as ~
Bethre W,g,h Clsrk Cane Hushes. UoooneI VI go
WTrer B.Ir, Jnesor the 'rtsdsnt C1"f9sd a.,
ky.,y Fen plll soehner Van Tine sIeies, C'o.i, o"S
Rhod., pet, NeCort.l. J. W. Hunt Vs len n nsAy'
Smith Eetti-usn. MsIrsy. Ssnshtid, heJhoi1'' "1"'
B,i,, Ryer MeCAh HopPerz+l. n, c,..n., o.,.,.
hAYSSernd Caup6-n, Hum, Brady, Chapman 49,
son Nnct.l No,e. H.s~ell. Brcssl Frsni1n oooef'y-
The Aupusl Message of the Mayor wss received 81
eroered 70 & printed The tesreE parts Of were ee',a
20 pr-orAie Committees Three subjects Lverted 70 W He
a. uIn. " referred Special Comm iss IS 1910
On Tie Of Grn sons COLT nHa ooh' e''i'
Van Til e. KeiD-ra, Scyes. schsppeIt sd s.a!sn. o,,
On radistii .ius he city: &essr Rhodes hssWe O'Al
Il uphill .Id beo.e. . , rs.,
On :he r,hci Of Broadway Hessrs hasrei' 'fA"0'u'
lur roe, FnI klL And 81 tchclL =,
TIE b. AID then I'd burned 10 the hrI MondAy N hAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
PUBLIC MEEIINGS.
POARD OF ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. ls.-Ald. JOIN CT cY. Presi-
dert in The chair.
Message from the Mayor message was ceceivsd
from Mayor City Government matter. generally Read
in part and ordered printed -
Rfsclu,ton-by Ala. WmsoS-Thar .he Clerk OF
the Council publh notices Of he meetings Of he
Co1r4ite.s Assessment In the CorpJrsior Adopud
kepor's-The report o. the CsDmit'.e 90 Rsp'i;s
uppies he Office of the City Judge, s1ops1,
The Lepss sd Supple reported carence
vi the CouncGen cbr ,be sgsde Of One
seventeenth street, beweca Avenue ard Ffst avenue.
Adopted
The Prorosed Ntr HGrketS.-Ths report 20 conclr
with the CouncDmen TO purchase sr,u,d Of Mr. Lowo- for
a make loot OF sixteenth street, came up again.
AID TUCkER opposed toe iocst.on II ieyg BESIDE gas
houie H. eced 70 the pc, 1860 o. and oIet aea
Sr Low could not give title Tor thst rO'. Of tie
ls1d OF ',,de of the Commissioner sI.srior lire.
Aid. bLusr also opposed tn uea'ure. 49,
hcSFEDos took the veg OF 10 mate! az AID
Tuker hoped sctio ne mater woHt b. 'sipossf
Ike notion postpone lo.., and Eepsr tEe1
ooncured in BY vote Of ls.o5
repot OF toe Committee on Markets authorizing he
Controller advertise for for msIke: % tie hud
son River side between Fo.e;h and Gsnseyoo-, streets
adopted.
Bosrd after referring ordinary adjourned 70 'he
hTst MONDAY n hiaTcb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, Frb. lS-Tee Presdoat JosAs Y.
PHILLIPS in the cnIr Afer the usoai preianinacss,
thu Bosrd received and referred the suooioed
PlittOHs- OF school oicers ID me fo~r.eentc W ard
for sewer IN msio between Sprag and Prince streets.
o. joseph Kelly opening Fortieh street, 5eSeea Fiss;
liemonayance,-OfM Mr. Dersn sgains. the proposed
extension CT Wera stIeet % Cks.haD street
VI pr petty 10 h'th ''es
between Third .Ht Harlem NTes ss.s: gral1s ne
Resoluf,ons-To pave Fihy-6.st street. ion Third
70 second avenue Referred.
To regulate saoe aid pave Tahy fourth st-ee, between
Third ana LexLEtol avenues Referred. ,.
10 r.er 20 the Salaries snd Otices me subec;
Of the salaries Of tie Cons'0aeI' ei me Os'oa Aqlea-e'
10 build sewer IL shte:a street, to1 Th.d 70 sscOad
To f.s .I. walk on Fourth avenue bs~eea Ia.ry foa.th
al TkIty FIJI streets Referred, ,,....-
The sutjonea refolutions printed rer6at'r1 e.
hte,anz fhey sample Of auIicipl literature J
bhereos-Broadwsl. Grsens b 4 othe: shests n
the io~tI psrt-Ot IL. q have s-co-ie e. 'es'Ise'se
win Cart LOAD. aE aeHASoIzf'
Toward The. loser Piers 0f ;he Morn Nver-S b''
tery." ,..-.,,..
Tbs, ..o.; IN .mRS Sy Der s''
Tbereiore-be !, Resolved ~
Of tie" Eo.,.n~. scIprch > Providence, "a River
kv Orre.teI-lnesbe E.acyed 20 ss pois' On IT, ta'
the resL bOrrhoOd of PIKE o. R r.: ;ecs
The resolution a retired.
BY M. HUGH w hezess
bien Gr.-d ard TIE ball If recort 5.t:ec, the rs oss..
Of web ,peacy ,rhen .o-aed
Aesglyrd
Tat lar I .cad Comp Dc I'D :acJ seIAsy A:.e's3 .
B. Tea rAl N su5s:..a.. ~ sIovea al 2 -
E,ad N. be done un-s. ne disscl u he sesI
Couriissi Aet.
by 'iI. \ rGa-Duectipy me Controller 70 rspOr
;ts eh-I7 s&rt h. ben siyer &c the JerseJ Cry
Ft-y Ans s,@4E.o as roin JersrJ Gig 10 az
p t-v- 'BUctsy si.se. Az Car4 street a.d = -. 20
PCT grant the LINE when :Le i!!y - - Dc
'l'saaon," .Ad "TetheF '.ca sf-n' hA- ten 'A'd
nj t-.c.-
. =, 81 PHILLIPS Pre.ideu.D-Ihst the Coucsel -
.plaioa r-q1esei 70 info-m t5 ooId wo-:hs:
uI. seciion II Chatter 81 100 feAity- - e'n
ts.. .cias paper day, reAes - r.souoas
~ tn cspos-i O.: p:qery
n, ..ra.s fIIr chists Is 10, :. Hs7e. Ac"p 81
~ M Mountaineering tce Cor 1iis,i- 1er Of Re-
fi. Supplies advertise e so, eTsc, ifa ~
t.t. crosflsg Broadway a. FoA sc CEam3e!s s.s-ts-
H,.r,t
ne Proposed Sage Reu'e.-A resolution Of .hs
70 ~ Of Aeru.r srpsadei TO Tie repor; Of Coa:se G.
rst VIII tns Il 8s.n-E nlesi,
n, rAIt rCu-e, received, no.sl.a.
.,sneDe ik- ~isb sreP>sss minority gsec.
rrea c. mui.te- Streets Beard OF
Nv vote ~ former
YEAs-a...rs. snih, Van Claim Brl:.el, Bsach, Bcs-
fore, snsh Cara, Cane, HSsnss. OpOa-e Gllaayp,
I.ry Jas.on Ths Pre.isen. Crawford FTln.E,y Aver
EsnpAl koShr.z IAN Tre sish.s ColysI BoVss Rsoses
Iey, AsC0EneD J. ". H-ri, u sri.E, Kelly, II. s1iA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

SALE OF A sUGAs RErTSERY.-The property
Known as thu Congress Steam Sugar Refinery,
situated on the Hudson River, between One
hundred-snd-sS1iietn and One. hundred and sixty
second suets, wss sold yes'srdsy BY Hoffman
Co. The ground ex, ocs from the northeriy side Of
One-tuIdred andsItie street to the sou,aerly aide
If Observation-Disclosures steet, making a
river front of i25 feet aud 10 deph extends back 10 the
westerly line OF the HUDSON River R,ilrosf win
gooo wharf $50 feet lorg, vita tue privilege Of Docking
out The man building is Of brick, wei built IN the
sumner of 1872; GIN 60 b. lC feet and sto-
lies high, With boilers, engine and reor house oatAds.
Th.r. i. ia the house sbou. coo large iron mods,
aro all the machinery and fx'mss necessary for the
Re inning of sugar. The capacity Of the house 10
sbeut 500 barrebs per deg. Also, about hAf acre
~ lsLd on the easterly side Of the Hadson River
Railroad, belonging To the properly. The buyers we're
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CITY ITEMS.

II. THALBERGs CoScERrs.-The second Of the
prcseu ut seIe. of concerts of last night st Ns
Saloon. m. Thslberg WAS ably sssi,ted by Mes
dsmes ID Apgri and Johsssen, Mrs.. Z. l.. Davenport
and Mr.. Joseph Burke. The several pieces on the
programme were received with much enthusiasn-tae
er cores being frequent. The room was croSded aud
fashionable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
FIRES.
FIRI IN pReoKLYN.

About O'Clock yesterday morning frame house on
Cum berland street, near DE Kalb avenue, found
TO be on hre. 1t was valued at about 81 lOo Mr..
James McCormok was the owner. II Was entirely
Consumed. Supposed to have been purposely Get 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

CsIoS TtsPERAScE bEyrSG.-The Eew.York
temperance Union n'ld L meeting IN the Tabernacle
last evening. Judge Capron presided. Speeches
mace by Judge Cap'on, the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler,
DIR. Patron and Mr. Peter Soca'r, Of Edinburgh,
sc tlsnd. Resolutions derupcistoy Of the liquor
parsed unsnn orsy. Col Snow, with his female tom
ptrance phalsDx, grao-d the meeting wit, their
IIe'tDce. Every available ssst in the buliing was
occupied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Senator Douglas Of Illinois viii respond to the prn-
cpsl toast in the programme of the Friends Of Civf
and Religious Liberty, at their banquet N honor of
washpgtons Birthday to be given at the Astor House
or None ay night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The Society Democratic UOverselle' viii cee-
brste the anniversary OF the 2h Of February, 1913,
on Tuesday Le1t, al No - Leonard street, by ban
Duet ana social reunion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The Board of Aldermen, last evening, coacurred
with the Councuen by vote OF l6 to s. TO purchase
the Lowber properly, foot Of Seventeen street, East
kiver, at 1896, GOO, for the purpose of a market.
The MAJ or's Message, On CITY Government matters
generally, was received and orc cred priated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
The following sums have been received for Mrs. Far

W 90
Mr.. Farrell, being allowed to go free, will be able to
do some work His spinal complaint, however, pre-
vents continuous labor at bis trade sboemsking. The
money viii be retained by Capt DLks sHod paid 70
Ms Farrell needed for the sOppor. Of her family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
PERMANENT CITY DEBT.
Rsdsemabie from the Sinking FuHd jan ], 1857.

Total am punt Jan. !, %
Amount Of corp I.nSn stOats held BY the Com N
ressmpa"n Of city dsb.. ......... stosSt7s %
Revenue Bonds. 90 a. ys 70. %
Ae,u. amour, Of Permanent Debt Jan 1897; ssssel y
Decrease compared .nOout Jsu, 1856 41V -
FUNDED DkBr.
Rsdeemabls Jroa raratior, Jan. l. 1887.
pr cent Pubic bu dibg steek, payable 1901 10 a.. A.
Der cent s;cci for Docis ana SIPS. p.y,oie 1851
per cen, faiIo EdG.ion SOCK payable ls7s $4,000 o.
Total smount Of Funded Debt payable from tax, ~,
''Dn "a. ~. . somo:i:i vic. the :Goaa jan s5 5000
FuNDtD DsBr, kedesmabe Io" 1ess'a! Pars A''s'"'H"
p.r con, Central Pr. A..s..nen. Fuad Stock payable
ls59. SIeOoS W
LIGHTING THE OIL LAMPS.
Onthe 2S,h February. 1884, an agreement wss Gu
entered ioto between Henry Arcn.rius, jr, Commi''
aoner of Streets LsmDe on the part OF the CoCp)
ration Smith ID. Bellows IT,, for himself for the
hghipe, trimming and keeping clssn the pubic OIL
tsDpe in the City Of Ne~ lork, and 10 furnish toe
becesssy oil ana other materials for lighting the sa ns
and also for the Fire DEPARTMENT, markets, prisons,
stsonhouses and other public places the best quality
Of sperm oil in Spring, summer and Fall, to De
furr sheo and IN Winter, the beet of Winter tram OIL
for the sam Of s0Z'vO per year, psysoIs mostaIy
Tnis contract made for one year, from tue Sth Of
March, 1854 AID hence expired on the S-h OF III nh
1874 II hes not been renesed or advertised, but bss
hsen continued from that tine 10 the present. ne Con
tyel,er having hsving pad ~ SSl 81 Per ni'ntn -
g ID BeIows IT,, the contractor. Ihe bonus oi Mr'
R,oss were never executed, and, therefore, sdmitin
~ contract to be- binding the city, Sas mol 80 90
a. sontractor ana might not have been tau'eo II
sacuId have proven ousdv ant sst ous IL oliy nevr
ssxy, however, Tor my purpose TO s'ss ue ,;,ns
s,d the money regularly PAID, although nere ,a
S.ctioo of about thIesieuiths Of the number o. i@e
n b Nc and oil TO be supplied ,..
VIXEN tho agreement va onsnaiy msoe 'ns'e WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

A BRAKEMAs kuLED.John Wood. fist br skemm
N The t light from Dover Plains WA killed on Wcdnes
Deceased % oil aud esv.s
vile His death ocossoned BY VI the bumpers on tbs
being broken and a. be lot aware VI the fsc be ~s
rushed between The Platforms
Such is the snort biography Of q man destroyed by
IN act Of MAJ slaughter, committed by neIcusable
/ CaIelessness. Illus death occasioned" says the
rep.rt OF the ecers of the road "by OF the
"bsmptrs the being broken" So have other
same cause, upon half the roads, probably. in the
country ana still this wicked way Of couplog cans 10
almost universal not sittstandpg several valdsble eff
ci, Mt inv eDtions have been made might essy be
applied TO all cars at very small expense and forever
obviste such sccdents because the would couple
by teiactiDg machinery whenever they together,
without the necessity OF the employees gong between
them-sn act that ~sys makes the spectator ssudder
with tear that Just such accident the above might
cccur. If the Legislature has any right OF supervision
over railroads, let it psss Law 10 compel managers 10
provide for coupling their in different manner.
such accidents ths -ilhout unavoidable cause,
ale perfectly shocking; and that mans blood, and his
Wits bitter ears and groans, call loudly for legs-
lslive protection in where it Ia not provided for
by the railroad MANAGER Who hire these poor men 10
work. and not TO be kleo. An act making it Unable
pisdemeanor for any 10 go between two cars
TO adjust the coupling ~ns either in mott n would
probably cure the difficulty, and many valuable
lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Both Boards Of the Common Council adjourned last
light tor the month. An effort TO get $500 added TO
the sum for celebrating Washngtons Birthday was
rushed through the Couocilmen, but was stopped IN
the Aldermen, where unanimous consent was heces-
sary The Committee may still spend the moosy, re-
lying upon the sanction Of the Common Council as
30 as objections overrul.d by lapse Of tme Inc
stage route was again brought up the Councilmen ad
lerirg to their former action and appointing Com
mittee vi Conference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

At the Gas Works.
Attic cor. % Broad
way and Litl 81. -. !
A. tie cor Of Broad
WAY aud BroOme 81.
A: tbe cor.oi Boreiy
and broome street.
At he coz Of sonng
and West streets e..
Atihe cor. of SpuGe
auo Thompson SIS.
Al he cor. VI BToome
and Eitt strtets....
Al the cor. Of Grand
anJ Essex strteis.
At the cor. of Grand
~. and East street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
Trustees Sale.

NTHkREAS on the sih day Of August, 4 p 1851,
w Thomas Temple executed unto q, o.s, L.. Nj.
cholis As Trustees. Ger ain derh Of Trust CONVEY
Ing TO said Trustee tn LAID In Scott County Iowa
described rs follows to wit A part tn. kast hair
OF the North East quartes Of section twenty five
1901 townsh p seventy, light [1sl, North of Range
Two III East ut the Fifth Priucpil Meridian be-
ginning fourteen Ittl rods HAST from the Nor til
Vest corner, and from thence running South tw, n.
ty three 1881 rods thence East fourteen Tsl rods
thence N.rtn twcut-ihree ~ tois, thcace West
" the place 81 beginning. cvntsioi,g two acres OF
land, together with all the appurten.necs thtreunlo
belonging. which said convey ance Was made by The
said TemSlc Tor the purpose u securing the payme,
OF certain ptomis ,cry note and the interest thereon
executed by said Tn ,mns Temple dated the 9Th Aay
OF August, a ID, 1881, aud payable 10 the order Of
ID. W. Van kvera, sixty days after dat Z FOR three
hundred and sevrnty-on liars lSI7il
And now, sari note having be ,onc due nj payable
and the said ThomAs TEN, lie having failed Ia pay the
same, George I. Ncbo Is Trustee at ator.saii 10
her by give tbs pablo II" ice that by virtue o, the
power which Is In me vested by sail deed Of Trust
Will, on Saturday The 3lsi day of oct Dr. A u,
1887, at the hour of two O'Clock l. NJ of the sam
dsy, ut the Court House door Ia the city OF
Davenport, County OF Scott, Iowa expose and on,
for sale. at pablo anctcn to the highest bidder fer
cash, the parcels Hand above described or 50 uot
thereof shall. be- sufficient to satisfy and pay tn,
amount ~ said note, with the interest thereon 10 The
day Of sale, together with the costs and EXPENSES OF
said sale, costs OF this notice and Trustre's fees
Upon the completion of such sale . deed will be giy.
en- In accordance with the stipulation oi aaii deed d
Trust.
Dated the sth day Of October, A D,Is51.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLAS,
oesdAwtw Tnsts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
IrQlAQeC,s Snle..


WHEREAso On the Are, day OF June, A. D., 1857
executed unto andrew Bill &, Trustee, . certain
deed Of Trust, conveying To said Trustee the len In
0cott Couuty, Iowa, described as follovr, u wit
part 81 10 number sixtss N 1851 IN y be CHRIS
ties Addition 10 tho city VI Davenp port more par ic
ulaTiy described as foIlovr, u wit Commencing Of
the North West corner - said lot nun ber s.x esn
isl tnenoe running Kst sixty 1901 feet, u enc.
thence Wet six'y $50 ct, thence Nor b one hun
drcd and ATTY 1901 feet 10 tho place ~ beginning
said LOT 10 d. In n de made by Cheany M n
GER, and recorded Ia Scott eounty Deed Beck pagc
o055. u which du references b. made for nc =.
particular descr iption, which said conv vance was
suads BY the said Robert Patison and Mary PAtti.n
for thu purpose Of securing the payment crvtain
promissory note end the interest thereon signed by
SAID No ert Pattison, dated the st day Of Jun,
AID, 1881 for ths sum " oae hundr d dollars, p,y-
able with ten per cent interest per annur sixty
days after date, ~ the order Of James n. O. e~s
ANA nov said note having become due and pAya.
bio. aud the SAID Robert Patti hsving fae to pay
the same, !, Andrew BELL, 1ru.tee - aforesaid do
her BY give this pubic notice, that by WITH OF the
power witch Is In me vest BY saii deed si Trust
will, ON Saturday the AIT day Of October, A d
day Mt tie q, urt House door In the city OF DAv
pos, expose and Offer for sai, At pubic auction to
tse highest bid Ter for cash, The parcel Of ani abov
Described, OF Isuch III ref ~ shsll be uni lent
satisfy aud pay the amount OF said note wth the in
terest thereon 10 the day of sale together with all
c>sts and exIsnss attending said sae, oi this
notice ami Trustees fees. Upon H. comp elton .,
Seipuiation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 9Th day OF Oct, A d. 1881.
ANDREW BELL,
CSuss Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy X. X
ST MINER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
thange Of time. Aug st 18th. 1857 On and after
OArgus 18TH 1851, PASSENGER iraias will lie We the
Cent al depot, foot OF eouh water street, daily a,
follow:
e;i5AM-D'y eyp-es-suniays exc 'ptcd, arriving
at nendato l;'0; GtlesbuTg sue; Burlington 7l5
and iincy iO,3JPM.
';sS N ghr txpress-Sst rrdays xcepted al
irving at Mnco at ~ g. GA esburg $50 Burl NJ
tn !, ~ and Quincy u; 1850
4;i3 II. Sundays except d. Accomm Jdaton for
Ba av and Aur,r4.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Aendst tn Illinois &c trail railroad north for
Au.b'y, Dixon. Fcreport. G,lena and u i, le.th; an
souih for IsSalic, ToaeA, Whom oominet III, De-
catur, 1t Louis Cairo &c.
Al Blu linz'on with D riinEton ! Misss ippi rail
road for Nj Peasant, al fell Ottnmwa, Osk loo
Charlton, Fort Desooio,s, 1t u ,dgs Coua il
Buff Sioux City ani all Iorti ms Ut X .nsss and
Neb asia
A,Qu ncy with the splen I'D steamers Of the St.
Louis aad okuk Packet g for Keokuk Ha,niha
Alton 81 Louis &C; and with post aches for Pal.
myrA. IT Joseph aud all parts OF Northern Miss out
and Kansas.
R-spons ble baggage will be at all the railroad
drpots IN Chic to receive CD, css aut convey z
gage u :ha depot frte OF sge
Tick tnay be had Al the depot and at thn nj hi
g-n Central Railroad ofice, corn r OF Lake IN
Dear s:Iefti.
CO HAMMOND General superinten Iei t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel &c e,AgeIt. ,ctl,itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
Milwaukee aud WatertOwn Il r

WINTER ARRANGExBNT.
m and after Monisy o1ember IS h, Passenger
~ Trains on this Rnad Will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Prst train leaves Water t. wn at 10 NJ arriving
10 wsiert WHAT'S SECOND Train leaves Wa
teriownat 1925 N, arriving 81 Waterfowl ut so PN
GOING WEST.
First Trsin leaves Milwaukee 81 s;i5 A N striving
n watertown at ll;l9AM Second train leaves Mil
wsukee ste; 2S VI arriving at watcrtJsn 4. 2 2aP
CoNNECTIN,.-GoING EAST
Al Milwaukee with tn, Green Bay, Milwaukct and
Chcsgo RAilrosd 10 6hica tn ncc chigsn
>outnern, Gleveisr Toledo Cleveis nj aad ERE, nd
New York and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt sni Plymouth Ak to Peston !,
also Connecting a, Chicago with Micklgsn Central,
Great Western, Cansda, New York Central to New
York city; thence via New York ani New Haven
Railroad to B)sttn.
CONNECrISG-GoIN6 WEST.
At Wat r:own with Stages to Osk Creek, Dodge
C-ntr', Waurln, B,r..E, Beaver Dam. FIX Lake.
Por,sge ity Portland, Waterloo ranchctviilr, sun
Prairi., C~luutu', Otsego, wyoc ma, r..
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wate-town at 800 A N, and Milwaukee at
- NJ, daily.
= W. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. IL, 1857 ocII sGts