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EACH SATURDAY JUNE!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
BE-, .ri'' ii'"ii::i:
Whole T;elets SIG: Eaivcs So Quarters $50.
riAT OF TIE InTIEEY,


The Numbers lrn ';'r,, 'rF'.i"n'iitG wifi these
NC:!.r:. III" I"Lc! printed ui >;iart" > IN :" paper,
arr .lrrcic ',I s.a!i IN i's. r!:d placed IN heel
The ar: !I psHS. ::ary printed ;;: cnc;rc'e, are
;.iacrd 4, ,','hrr wheel ...-'
The wlr"i- .lrn rsY"iY,l ;,i rn"l'"r is drawn
ifr. The wir! " l:!':. %ni III The sane Time rMc
drawn fr1G ;!c rirT wheel !L" n:;irf H'' r!HI drawn
.u ;,r. uI: Il AMI exhibited w lie aullcncr. ana r-s-
tc..! h.; l.s C"nui. ;urrs lhr !rc nri:. lcc' against
;hc nrhcr drawn. This l'.r.."i r'yir'i GGi ~! u"
l.rizc, :.rc .'ra"n OIL
the H." SUE; cgd.T: Nu!'yrs {" those 'rw!= 4. "' l.
rri:.- viii H.. ri! v ~ Ike i Alr Nr;:uu rm@. ""r
cNaInic: II lic:;c: N". Ii..ri draws lie :''t"" ir%
lh". Tickets numbered HIS. i."i". li.:i!. l.2 vii!
c:ri !,r g:tl,,i T. <:.i !; Ir!r: NJ 30 draws The
S.nu"I l'r;z. ;:sc Tickets !.imh re-, 3i> 80, M "@ will
ra,'l bc cii, f:n. AZ! q" ;'c''!'.i: o.thc al"''
tcii"n'".
tn :;, prm: ur $aa will i.e determined by hc a,t
lsur."iihr 81" whi.h rawsl $ilwh. Fo- ryan pie f!lc
M drwiE. ii tlmN pr;zt cIi'i- viii "" !. ;hr R the
Tckc:, where the number ends in viii he entitled 10 S2e
II the EUHhYr ends with NHn,hcr2. then all the IcEets
where The Number ends in will be cnl!cd 10 so, anu so
OF TOO.
CERTIFICATES or PACKAGES will be sold al the
following rates which III, risk
Certificate If Tack ~. im Wh,i :c:c>. $>r
Ger: .':r ii l'ack:; "f i Hall I"Si$ ............"
Certificate L" Package of rl Quarter Tickets.
Certificate q: Pack; o. "i lei; Eighth
liz Ordering Tickets OK Certificates.
incLsr he inry Ia u,lr address f tn! ric.c> ordered
III rrcr:ii ii w!" They viii l ;r"arcI l.! Hr ;;.:.
Purchasers have IcL:: ra!:n il! .I i;:"rr The! ';
So The lis. If Drawn Hnti.cr< ,, i'r:z.s WI! lr
srii; l., purchasers Immediately ;, lie Gr;winG.
= "t'urc'i.s VIII iI."' Hr;," ii,r -'"aaiIrcs iaii
art civ" ihrir l'">' t'Gi''r. I",:;;% a"! "'r.
~ !:r:rnIyr lisa r"r;y Prize = '!riwi: and payable in
iiI wi'l"iH ,Ir.!uc...m.
,1' Al ,,:i,> -! :i: :.:,-, a; iH:n%!"l: after
t wir2th"r rri' ~ tl" Usual Time d! thirty days.
...o' 81; communications Strictly confidential.
90 Address '':,Irrs i'r richrlS ar ivr;i;;r#l"s /"
:. s:MT, ! & CO ATLANTA, tta.
or SWAN. MONTGOMERY. Ala
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Nuts t! Nuts |!

IN STORE large supply of Cocoa, Brazil and
L Pecan Nuts. Also, a few boxes fresh Almonds.
For sale by VIM. Z. LEGG.
May 20 2t l9
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BUILDERS MATERIALS.

hLso-A large assortment OF the most approved
Agricultural Implements,
Such rs Se!f-s'iarpening Straw Cutters, Corn Shell
lers, Wheat Fans, Plows, IIarrows, Ok Tokes, &C..
aaoocA9 or am SsS Sac2&lSa
And the largest and best assortl eIt of Rodgers &
Sons CUTLERY, ever offered in his Alarket
Augusta, Dees9 1856, II Al
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TO PRINTERS.

yN7E lave on han.l and lo" sale ciral'-'''>
" than half Tic original c""l--a hF"t ''i'c '"'
Of CuAsEs, OF aIl sizes. and as good as nr"'.
Twenty pair OF CASES, with tewJpB CASES,
all in co"l cyndition.
Also, q lot OF Brass GiTIEYS Slice and Plain
wood GALLEYS. Composing STICKS, STANDS,
n No. l ROLLER MOULD, &c, all OF which are
for sale remarkable clcap. Apply at this o'l!ce.
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DR.. ITcI. 4. II E'S
CELEBRATED
VT I, III I u G. 4
E4EEEG5ESS A>ssfsE.:.H', :
Two of the best y re i,mr n lions OF the Age.

Two of the best Preparations ofthe 5 re.
They arc not recon'.-
mendcd as Universal
Cure-alIs, but simply for
what their name Pur.
ports.
The VnRMIrUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The E.lyrG PILLS, fur
tic cure CT LIVER CON-
PLANT, all l>:Lsous DE-
RANGGAir:?N;::'s SICK HEAD
ACHE, e.. S
Purchasers will please
be particular to as!l;; for
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc,
Notice.,

A LII Persons indebted 10 the Estate or Mrs
IA Ridley Gray, decd, are requested to call on
me and settle on ur before the fifth June next, rs /
am determined 20 make a final settlement then
and close the business II. A. GRAY, .Ad'or.
May go st 10
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIElD DlSIRlCI.
DEFORE me. LEWIS CULBREATTI,a Mag
- istratc of said District. personally appcVe
Abigail Abncy, widow Of William Abncy, decd
who was a soldier in Tic war Of 1912, and John
Qaattrbunl, Agent for the said Abigail Abncy, in
her effort to obtain the bounty Land to which she
was entitled for tie service Of her said service lis
af,rcs,ii and after heing duly Sworn, dcposrth
and saycth t'a; application was made to the De-
Partmcnt Of hc Inferior for Bounty Land rs a'orc-
>;d, number l3S.0IS, for which they have been
informed hy the Department, that Il Land Warrant
fnr one hundred ani sixty (lO0J acres, was issued
and sent t" Sleepy Creek p. o., Edsciird District,
:. IT,, which said drr"ncn!s say they E@v'r have
received, so assigned, nor voluntarily disposed Of,
directly nr Indirectly; and for Il duplicate warrant
they intend To appy 10 the Department in due fo'm
OF law. her
ABIGAIL. y ABNEY,
mark.
]. QUAT7LEhUM, Agent.
Sworn to AMI subscribed before me. the 2d May,
lr57. LEWIS CULBREATll, MED.
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PHYSICIANS Buggy Trunks and Pocket
NEEDIClNE CASES-for sale by
M A.G. &T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May %
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CASH HEREAFTER,

CASH HEREAFTER.
rgNHE Subscriber takes this method of informing
i the citizens Of Liberty Hill, and all who NAV
be pleased to favor him with their patronage. that
on and after this dato, he intends doing STRICT
CASH BUSINESS. don't intend to keep any
books and no work will be delivered until paid for.
Thankful for past encouragement, respectfully So
loit continuation Of The same.
G. RICHTER.
Liberty Hill, May %, 1857. Ct 90
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{ LEWIS CELHREATIE.a Magistrate in ;ml
i . inr !lrc District af..rcs;,;, % hereby certify
hat ! aI!.ys in t> c:tSe are by credible r.r>nuS
tii.! whose declarations :rc entitled iu i'll! ;l;ii and
credit, Witness sny hand the atr iIs; above
writirn LEN Is Ct'iREEATii, LED.
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DIR. SIMMONS;
VEGETABLE LIJzG G,Eai l;I1zC:lal!.s,
4 >.&i: \Nr r!'FEr1t.EL REMEDY
F,r ail sind. a! I.iyrr hisr.."s, arl ''i '''>-
CA IS af.,i ir,;i::rn.:;u!.s irt' "i!::rIt"
irua: u lis. ;.sr.! :.;c "r inactivity
of t.,c idyrr-au>h chron;c
and acute Inflammation Of the
Liver, dyspepsia, sick head
ache. suurucsi Of Istomach.
loss "f appetite, cli"!Ir,
cosiiyrIc.s, &c, &c.
zoo i'ac;i:,as,; just recc;"e and l"r safe by
G. |" PENN. Agent.
July Il 80
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On the plan Of Single Numbers.
3.30:t ktSE3Ef1Si

RE EEs2Ia SIac
10 ne DRAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Trustees sale.

VXTHEREAS on the ith day Of August, ID, 1857
w Thomas Temple execut d unto fIcofgt l.. Nj.
chlis a. Trustee, a certain deed Of Trust convey
ing TO SAID Trustee the la in Scott County, Iowa
described follows. to wit part OF III. East hall
of the North East quartz. Of -.ct!oa twt nty III e
t25 township cn;y- istt Isl, North Of H,rge
two l21. East Of the Filth PnuCip.l NJ rdsn. be-
einning fourteen [iil rods East from thc North
West corner. and from thence running Soutn n
tythree 1881 rods, thence East fourteen [l4] rods,
thence Nlrtn tweuty three 23] rods, theace West
to the pi ace Of beginning c9itsiuisg two acres Of
land, together with all tie apiurienancts Tn reunto
belonging. which said conveyance was made by the
said Teul.ie the purpose Of securing the payment
Of certain pronis sorry and til" interest there, n
executed by said Thomas Temple, dated TIL lih day
OF August, A ID, ls5f, snd payable to the order Of
d. w. Van Evefa, sixty days after date for thre
hundred and seventy zone liars fS37Il
And now, said note having become due and payable
and the said Thomas Tenn lie having failed 10 pay tn
same, |, George l. Nichols Trustee Aforesaid, do
hereby give this pablo no ice, that by virtue OF tn
power which is in me vested by said de.d II Trust
l Will, on Saturday the 3lst day OF Oct Der, ID
ieJ7 at tue hour .. two O'Clock NJ u The -ani
day, at the Court House door in tie city Of
Davenport, County OF Scott, Iowa expose and Offer
for sale. al public auction 10 the highest biaie fl
cash, the parcels o. land above described, nuci
tn reof a. shall be sulcient t. satisfy aud pay the
day Of sale together with the and exp u
said sale, costs OF this notice AMI Trust 60 fees
Upon the completion OF such sale = deed viii he civ
accordance with the stipulation u said decd u
Trust.
Dated the Sth day Of October, A d, 1857.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
oc9d &v4w T'rstee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Trustees sale.

w HEREAS On the fret day q June, A. d, 1857
w Ter. Pstiispn and May PattiSun, HI aife,
eyecuttd ndto andrew d. u a. Trustee certain
deed Of Trust, cow yag - sail Trustee tn laul 10
Scott County. IOWA, described a t,ulws, e. wit.
A part OF l1i aGrlter xt-t lI6l III Il bet Chris
ties Adj to the cttl OF BAY crt more Tar ic
arl. described a fpIows, e. wit C,m tntlciug al
tha N1Ttn West co uer u a Il lat nun Der sx cen
ll6j theme running Z Il ky 1901 hr.t II eioc
South h,lndrrd and fifty 1901 fest T. an Sly
thehce Wet sixiy [o0l ct, tn'nce Nor one nun
dre1 and atty $50 rect TO the place r t gianiag
said lot is d serted IN a de ID made by Cheaiy VI n
GER and recorded in Scott county Deed Book T. peg
No $50 to which du references can b mad for moi
particular Description VIII CHI aid conveyance was
mad. by the said RJ5er, Pat i>on Ard Mary Plttson
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of rtain
promissory note snd the itercs, Ia re1n signed by
SAID Ko' ext Patts1n, dated the fl st day Of jus
A ID, 1851, for tha sum Of one hundred dollars, piy-
able With ton per cent interest per auaulu, sixty
days after date, to the order Of James N. Gt-rs.
And now said note having come due and paya.
be and the said R0bcr Patti having faile to pay
the same, l, Andrew Bel, Trustee Is Aforesaid d.
her by siye this public nctice, that hy yitU OF she
)wer which is in ne vest BY sail decd ~ Trust,
will, saturday the 3l.t day OF october, 4
1851 at the hour Of O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
day, al TIE Court House door in the city OF DAY
port expose and offer for SAL, at public agcian to
tae highest bid Ter for cash. the parcel Of LAM above
described much tn ref as shall BE- r cifnt p
satisfy and paJ the amount o. said note with thu in
terest tn to the day " sale togthe. with al he
ISIS and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice AMI Trustees fees Upon h comp elton d,
such ssle deed viii be given 10 accordance with the
stipu 8tion Of sad Deecd " Trust
Dated the Sth day OF Oct, ID. 1857.
ANDREW BELL,
Oc9ltS Trustae
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Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy X. II.


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Change of time, August 18th, 1851 On and after
OAueust 18TH 1857, passenger will e I'VE the
Central depot, foot OF South Water street, daily a.
follows:
s;ia AM-Dsy cxpress-Suniays excepted, a.Iiyins
at hentato $40; Galcsburg SIS; Burlington 1;i5
and Quincy iO;3IPM.
s;sar Mn ght kxpress-Ssturd1ys excepted a.
riviee at Mendoza at II, IS Gaesburg $50 Bur ng
ton 30 aad Quincy al 1880 A IL
4,i5 p If, Sundays exceYtd Accommoiat on for
Ia ~ and AURORA
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS,
A. ndstu W Ia lilinos &c trail railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, tsaiena End Dai letL: an
sou h for LaSae, Tonica. wiuone, BLOOMINGTON DE-
catur, st LOWS Caro- &c.
At Blu ling'on with r!ingtnn 4 Kisss ipp, rail-
road for Nj Peasant, raj field Oitumwa Osk ,oos a
Charlton, Fort DesAoiues, + RI u dye Cam i,
Buff. Sioux City and all porti MS Of Kansas and
Neb asia
A. Quincy with The splendid steamers n the st.
Louis aid okuk Packet q for Erokuk Hinnih,
Alton 81 Louis &C and with POST coaches fcr Pal.
myr.. 81 'oseph and all parts Of Northern Missouri
and Kansas.
r spon.ibe baggage men will be at all the r.iros,
depots Ia Chtc x to receive CHI cAs aul convey b
easc 10 the dfp,t frtc Of arge
Tick tmay be had a; the pot AMI at thu iii hi
g,n Central railroad ofite, corner Of Lake IN
u, ar; orn street..
CO HAMMOND General superintsn-ct
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Tee Agent. IgctiTltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Great Discovery.

vTNHE subscriber. while engaged in digging a well
1 on his farm. In Peasant Valley. ecoit county
discovered a beautiful article OF stone very similar
TO the celebrated .thens Marble used In Cook sar-
gents Banking House. II be capable OF receiving .
hne polish and works very easy He Is now prcpar-
ing 10 open his ouarry, when he will be ibled to
furnish II In any quantity slred, and In blocks Of
any size.
Specimens Of this stone can be seen at this once
when further particulars viii be given.
HENRY GRASSEN,
Pleasant Valley, Scott county, Iowa, on tho L.
Ola re Road.
sep5iN
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VALENTINES
FREIG HIT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

fIN1IS Comnanyis prepared to transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH an. EfgT
Having their own Cars on The different Rec ., and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upoA bet
ter time than by any ether line.
Shippe!s by this line will have promp; repardtion
made them Tor any loss or damage OF Goods while in
their charge, and will not be sent to the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred for redress.
Those desiring to make arrangements Tor spring
business will please call before making arrangements
with daD other line
OFFICES.
Boston, No. Is, STATE Street. ;.
New York, $40, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
Ct Louis, I" 80,
Chicago, Corner of State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry SITS,
JNO S. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY l. CHE
q II. Superintendent Agents,
Cleveland Dayelport.
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QuiNiae Snbsflf,fee or Nerte Tonic.
THIS we'll known REMEDY discovered BY my part
Il nes Dn g. J LEEDS, 10 q sure cure for the above
dsorder. 6rcK-HEADAcuE, and all other NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS. II contains no ouinine. Arseni,, or
other luxurious ingredients 1t strengthens the sys-
ten. givrs tone 70 the stomach and Is fara8uae to
DvsFEPTics and those affected with Weakness 10
any paf Of the sy TEN. II 10 especially recommended
10 females troubled with Fading Of the Womb. One
bottle 10 sucient In most where the Directions
arc Ihllove Certincates can be furnished from all
parts Of the Union.
osd ~ the Druegisss eeaeTally, and BY J. n. HA.
1AnD. vnsaesale OrugGist, end ooas Proprietor. Ia
OeSden LaDs, New Yest.
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W. Z. CIIll.DS Il CO.'S,
PAten, Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.VT kOOEE.V'lS!!

W. +. ClilI.DS Il CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.NT KOOEI.V'G!!
NE, the uuier.igncd, are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shorts; notice, our
Elastic Fire d, Wafer Proof Cement Roofny
1t being the only article VT inveded that will sue
ecsfniy resist the action OF tn atmosphere in every
cl.nste II sp~rfecty fire and water proof, AMI In
ont OF Durability We believe IL IL equal /. no; s,,r,
rior, to any m'taic roofing We put II on q, er
old tin, tar, iron, or shingIe roofs It making no dr.
terence hou nat or steep the roof nsy be. This
roofing iswarran'ed 20 prove AS above represen, ted
W. will put 1t on for So co psr sgu-rc fIo r..
square We will apply il upou tin aud iron f<
- 90 per sauarr, beine, on account 81 Its durabi,
the cheapest paint that can b. used
weinvitc all who are building, and those who vi b
their ref- repaired to Gail nj Office spyositc n.
leCiaire House, Davenport, Iowa and xarnine SAN
prs and satisfy themselves IN rcgari To the durab.
ity and praci liability - this roofing.
N B-we are prepared to I'LL orders for our &c.
ment 10 'hcs residing at distance. with printed d,.
city and county Rights for Io,1a and Minneso,a
re sale.
JBvAN BERGEN 4. BRO.
0. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
PIT
Mr. Samuel OGDEN, No 42s Fourth street.
Raker and Won Publ, No 62 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle. President Of the RI nh
DIR John Law. Agent Of Royal lns Co., Len ion
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilso 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, .Ash
street.
itcheii and Rammesbers, Furniture Man. an
dealers 1th street.
tles Greenwood, Esq.
e ii Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hall.
Goats l. Patchin, RuilderA
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
EPock City Cleik,
Gea Parker,
I'd CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jsmme. Donelly 4 Lea, Davenport;Iyon WORK.
Eli Adams.
Hakes. Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND
SSGnyer,
PL Mrchell, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis u Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
ksrs, Wood Co., Bedstesd Misunderstanding Go. No
line.
Rcznor, Clinton. Iowa.
Henry Wisner, Wholesale Crockery dealer. Low.
City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

THE eubscyiber b prepared 70 Weave Carpets
! III kinds. Also Oh kinds Of Wssving q Wooisn
oooe - or6eg.
nsviae AadSe yam szpssisacs n ~ bssinsn q
49, = = puhlis SslisvinQ = w rvs S16lsfecse
- :sSae a '''as'6s ~. m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL K !

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
N and after Monisy November 25,h, Passenger
~ Trains on thi, Hosd will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
FIRST train leaves Wstert5wn at $40 A NJ arriving
In Watert swnat S AN. Second Train leaves Wa
icrtownai e;25 IN, arriving at WATERFOWL at $50
GOING WEST.
First Trsin leaves Milwaukee at Sis A NJ arriving
al Watertown at lll9Aa Second train leaves Nil
wauEee al e35 VI arriving at Watertown at 81 pm
CoNNECTING-GolNG EAST
At Milwaukee With the Green Bav, Nil Eankec and
Chicago Railroad to Ghlca 40 tn nee via Mlehigan
Souibcrn, Cleveland Toledo, Clevesni AID Ere nj
NV YORK and Erie 10 New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt ana Plymouth Rock to Bot ton,
also Connecting nj Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Cansds New York Central to Nv
York city; thence via New YORK ani New Hsvea
Railroad TO Boston.
CONNECTING-GoING WEST.
Al Wattr.own with Stages TO Oak Creek, Dodse
G ntra. Wauran, Berlin, Beaver Dam. Fox Lake
Portage lily Portland, Waterloo, nanchetyie, sun
Prari7, Columbus, Otsego, Wyoeena, Ac.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wstertown at 800 4 N, and Milwaukee ut
", daily.
r W. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octl-,lts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
RAILROADS.


D.ssenger Trains leave Sssii,n corner Of West
Water and Cook streets, daily, Sundays excep.-
I'D at $50 4 N
and 8JO p n
fr wauheean, Kcnosha, Racine and Miiwauh.e con-
meeting Al Ka,inr, With the Racine ana Mississippi
Railroad, Tor Burlington, Springfield, Xix Horn. Del
evan, Dariel and Beloit at Niix aukee with the Mi
wauseF AMI Mississippi Rsircad for waakeehs
Whitewstcr, GAINESVILLE and Madison; also with the
MNwansre end watertown Rtilrasd for ilattlAnd
and Waterfowl; with the IaCros, and Nj iwaukec
Railroad for Hartford, Horizon, Beaver Dam and
Fox Lake; At aGrosse Juncti IN with the Chicago,
81 Paul and Fon du lac Railroad 4 r Fon du lac
AM Okaiooss and with the trains u the Milw suse.
and Ho' ison Railroad for HORIZON and waupun
The 80 i train leav $ the above station for
Wauk gan and all way stations.
Tta!n- arriv" from Ml~auke At ~: Is and 30 pm
Through freight trains leave daily At 500 AN
WALTER $. JOHNSON snp't
Chicaeo, Yet 70 1857 (ecti7ln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis II. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. LOuis.

rains !eaoe Chicago for ST. Louis and uterine
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excep.ed) o3nAx
Express Tram, t5sturday's excepted) lll0Pn
trains leGoe 81. Louistor Chicago and i,..eypas
di1te ptaces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays escepted) 7OoAN
Express Train saturdays excepted) 88oph
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars OF baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvle and Alton.
wTra:ns this road make direct connection.
tn Jolie: Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad ct
Joliet, making this the shortest, Qucket and mos, re-
lsble route between St Louis and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and the East.
With Illinois Central H. Il 1t Bloomington 10, Ii.
5ale, MENDOZA and Cairo.
ilh Crest Western of Ilhsois at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all The Railroads diverging from Chicago
Sth daily line Of Packets at St Louis for Keokui
Nex Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets for all places mentioned abeve can
be procured ., ell the principal ts ket oces in the
Cnted States, and 1t he o.6ces
In 81, louis IL Chicago
enus, on Levcs. site fremont House,
RIOH'D P. MORGAN, ia, sup<.
Bloomington, Jan. i. l06S. febi0dti
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Mississippi h Missouri b. r.
ON and after Monday, June LIST 1857, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, fo
MIscstine and Iowa City (Sundsys excepted) - fol-
lows:
LIST Freight and EmSrAnt train, at 4a5An
ID Mat Train at 7bAn
81 Freight and EmigrAnt Train, II BOA NJ,
4th Express Train at 6,45p NJ.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily, san
days excepted follows:
LIST Mail Train, at go NJ
81 Freight Train, at IL AM
81 Freight train, at 40 NJ
sth Express Train, at 62op
Trains arrive 3: Davenport daily, (sundays excep.
ted as follows:
FROM THE WEST.
LIST Mail Train, at $50 A NJ
"a Freight and Emigrant Train, at io4SA.n.
~ 4,3h P. III.
sth Express Tram at ID r. 4,
FROM THE EAST.
LIST MAN Train, at TO NJ
II Freight Tram, At 10 %. NJ
30 FrciEht Train at 6,5OP N
4th Express Train at S35Pn
All trains out OF Davenport will make connections
with Muscatine and Iowa CITY.
The Passenger Train connects At Davenport with
the Hoek Island h Chicagp trains.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity OF giving
istinc direction as to the destination OF their bag
gage also TO procure tickets before taking heir sca
the cars. A. DAY supt.
Juncliti
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New lOfK ana Boston,
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VeaC York and Erie

Wsds Gauge, DOv1S Track,
e A I i r Q A D
TiG: Dunkirk,. Buffalo, Niagara Fails o. SSs-
pension Bridge
VTVTHIS IA the only Wide Guag- Railroad having
L wide ard spacious Saloon Csrs running through
from Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Pals and Suspension
Bridge TO New York.
without Change Of Cars or
baggage,
aaordiAg
Speed d Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, at
o'clock, p. NJ, on the
Most Splendid steamers In the
World
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good On either q The shove
routes.
Through Tickets and seneral infsrnatioa san y
procured at the 0ompanyS 0Aee, No. - Dsasbss1
street, opposite Tfe0ont 0o1Do, CAioaGo.
Merchants, Produce end Deoek Ds610 90 1abo
thrsg9h soaleess y salllng 9 ~ Osaeon14 A.
az fFs q. 90 q, 80 { 49,