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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

CAEA 9 ia WINLs
I WILL keep constantly hand supply Of Dry and
Sparkling Wines which viii furnish The trade at Gin
einnau prices, freight added. 7. A. Mccall,
AplI Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
GOdfrey'S Celebrated Cordial Gin.

Prom VIsCHER OWEN co., GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING .s46 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Statesman, was in the back car, having not
five minutes before the accident left q
seat in the front ear and walked back.
The following are list of the killed and
wounded:
Catharine Brown, aged about "a.
Clinton I. Bronson. New Britain. Conn.
agent for Townsend d Co g Agricultural I'm
plement Factory, Westfield, n. Y.-fatally
injured.
Peter Bettinger. baggage master, Syracuse
badly injured, and lies very low.
Mrs. Lizzie Franklin, Warren, X. Twill
| not probably survive.
Patrick Nolan, baggage-man, Syracuse
recovery very doubtful
A. W. DeForrest, New Haven-will re-
cover
Peter Hodgeman. Syracuse-chest badly
bruised, is in dangerous condition.
Peter Hess, passenger-not seriously in
jured
John Ogsbury-slightly bruised.
Chas. II. McMaster, mail agent, brother
to McMaster Of the New York News-badly
bruised.
Mrs Sarah Haven. Oneida county, badly
bruised
r Haselop, engineer or fireman, badly
scalded and head cut.
Edgar Rodgers, just from Kansas, badly
bruised
Mrs Mary A. Bate, Toronto, much
bruised.
Caldwell, Indiana, badly bruised.
Sam. Blum. N. ", badly bruised.
} A. Beale, Peru, Ind, badly bruised.
MIR. and Miss Mullen, Rome, slightly
bruised
Catharine Mullen, Albany. N. Y, slightly
bruised
Gustavus Bonner, Syracuse, NY, slightly
bruised
The night was very dark and rainy. The
cause Of the accident is said to be the Civ
ing way of the embankment at the Creek,
and spreading of the track.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

The New York Herald calls upon
the existing parties to cast overheard
Bleeding Kansas" and the exploded
absurdities of the "Nigger question:
and reorgaIize for 1850 upon new
issues such As commercial distresscs OF
the times call forth. 1t mentions
banks, the credit system, the subtrea-
sury, and various other matters as
questions which spring legitimate from
the general prostration Of moneyed in
terests and promise a rich return for a
well conducted agitation. So far as
the Democratic party is concerned it
has not the slightest desire to raise
"new issues" The result of the cleo
tions in Ohio, Pennsylvania, California
and Iowa has been so auspic;ous that
it is quite willing to trust itself with
its present platform, the Dred Scott
decision and Mr.. Buchanan's letter in
cluded. We cannot, Of course. speak
for the Black Republicans, but we sas-
pect that they will unanimously ex-
claim. Anything for a change
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Syracuse, Oct 16.
The accident on the \. Y. Central road
last evening was the most disastrous that
has has ever happened on this road. The
ears Were under full headway, and as they
approached Nine Mile Creek, between War
ren station and Syracuse, the engine sudden
ly plunged off the track, dartng down the
embankment which was some 5 or 20 fee.
high, into the creek. The couplings appar-
emily broke instantly as the first baggage
ear plunged over right on the top OF the
engine; this was followed by the mail car
and three passenger cars all OF which took
the fearful leap one after another. The
cars were all well filled with passengers,
and the catastrophe was so sudden that only
one shrek was heard above the noise
of the running wheels before all were heap
ed together in one common rnn at the bot
tom Of the chasm. The last car only re-
tunotely happened to be on board that car
instantly jumped out, and went to the
rescue of the ether passengers.
The scene presented was most av al
the mail ear was turned bottom side up and
was found to be on fire, having caught by
the upsetting Of the stove. The first passen
ger car was buried in the water Of the
creek which had risen very high in conse
quence of the heavy rains.
In this car Miss Brown, Of Toronto
daughter Of Mr. Brown, late Of the Toronto
Globe, was riding. After most Of the pas.
sengers had been got out of the ruins, one
of the persons searching, found shawl
which he pulled out, he then discovered a
human body. and with the aid of the 9TH
ers dragged forth Miss Brown. She had
been drowned in about three feet water.
and from conclusion on the head had c,i-
IDENTIFY been stunned in the collision. The
second car turned broadside to the train
and the third car ran right through it about
the middle nearly cutting it in two. By
this about one-third Of the third car was
smashed, and passengers and seats indis
criminately crushed together in one mass
Mr.. Bronson of n Breton, Conn, sat and
his bowels were torn open by splinters of
the seats. Some slivers of Mahoganv..were
extracted from his intcstines by doctors to-
day. His entrails were literally cut into
mince meat, and although he still lives. his
recovery is impossible. He is a man OF
strong build and constitution. He crawled
out of the ruins on to the track literally
holding on his bowels.
Fortunately the Sd car jumped so high
that it went throueh the I'd car above the
heads of the passengers. Had it cut through
a little lower down several more would
have been killed.
From the nature Of the accident and com.
plete destruction of the cars, it is miracu.
lous that out Of 60 or 10 passenger 70 few
were fatally injured.
There were several narrow escapea One
passsnser, ~. 0gssslburg, Of Jsasrson. va
u Ne d east And he whole veod voek,
e. :: !: - ~! - iBv' =. 4a a:sa yaes 1in.ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
The Financial Crisis.


New Orleans, Oct Is.
The Citizens and Louisiana Bank, of La.
and the Canal Bank, all this morning re,
fused to take the notes of the free anks.
The run commenced early on the free
banks, and before o'clock the Union, Mer-
chants and Bank of New Orleans had sus-
pended specie payments-There is no run
upon the Southern Bank, and it is consid.
cred perfectly good.
Affairs are very unsettled. 1t is supposed
that the run will continue tomorrow. and
great confidence is felt in the banks which
are now standing. They have had large
deposits to-day.
There are rumors that the bank of New
orleans will open in the morning.
Notes Of the Bank OF James Robb are
taken at the citizens and Southern Banks
st. Louis, Oct. Is.
The reported suspension Of Doane, King
d Co, and Collins, kerley d Co., of this
city, published in the New York Express Of
the 18th. is authoritatively contradicted
No paper of these firms is protested here,
and they are regarded as among the most
solvent and responsible houses in the city.
New York, Oct Is.
Our financial and business affairs appear
to improve. Stocks Of all kinds took fur
ther advance at the first board. New York
state lining at an average advance of
per cent. Specie is almost unsaleable at
premium. Rates Of domestic exchange are
quiet and ire ;dlar, but the bulk of the
j stern is done at about 3 per cent. Our
importers have concluded the work Of re
shipping British goods from the bonded
warehouses, there being no market for them
at the I'd board
Bridgeport, CT, Oct. l6.
The Connecticut, Bridgeport. Farmers
and IIequinnock banks at this city have
suspended specie payments today.
Boston, Oct. 16.
Money market quiet, and everybody ap-
pears to be waiting the result of the suspen-
sion. Stocks show little more activity.
The specie brokers are realizing small gains,
gold being plenty.
Oswego, Oct. 16.
Luther Wright's bank does not open to-
day. All the other banks are paying specie
as usual
Albany, Oct. l6.
Samuel A. Foot and Samuel G.. Ruggles
were heard this morning before Gov King,
in behalf of the New York city banks, OBJ
jecting to an extra session of the Legisla
ture. The Governor sees no necessity for it
at present, but will hold the subject under
advisal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

METROPOLITAN BLOCK. = Messrs.
,Jamme, Donnelly 4 Lee, Of the Davenport
Foundry, are now engaged In putting up
the beautiful iron steps, which lead into the
stores, and to the hall in this magnificent
building. They speak volumes for the taste
and workmanship of this enterprising firm.
In this connection We cannot forbear to
mention of the large French plate glass
which Mr.. HILL is putting into his windows,
each pane is 34x65 inches, and half inch
thick 1t is as clear as crystal, and will be
a great advantage to friend SMITH in show
ing his beautiful goods That hall deserves
fist rate christening. friend HILL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Locals at present, are about as
scarce as money. Everybody, under the
extraordinary pressure of the times, keeps
out of all kinds of scrapes which excite pub
lie interest. Occasionally, say once in three
days, there is runaway, or an attempt to
rob somebody's house, but even such as
these are becoming so unpopular that they
are hardly worth chronicling. There has
not been fire, or an alarming accident, for
:" time immemorial." We have the gratiti
cation, however, of knowing that locals
loss is the public's gain"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
l. A L Z s T N E w S i.
Later from California.

1IUtOI IIOIAI OUIIIOIHIUs
-1rrieai Of tie Northern Lght-Sl, ,664 900
IN Specie.
New York, Oct. l6.
The California mail steamship Northern
Light has arrived with us passengers and
81 l,66i 900 in specie, of which about :2s 600
is from Havana and Aspinwall The prin-
cipal consgnees are:
Wells d Fargo, S23S,000; Holland and
Aspinwall, s2l4ooo; American exchange
Bank, slsl, 200; Dolet, Hallett 4 Co., sllO,-
600
There is no news of importance in adii-
tion to the dispatches received from New
Orleans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Iowa State Election.


~ Iowa State Election.
Davenport, Oct. IA
Jefferson county gives $50 Republican
gain Of nearly 200 since last spring.
Dubuque county gives l.20O Demo.
cratic majority.
In Burlington city the Democratic
majority is lis, and in Davenport city
the Republican majority is 296.
Scott county, Republican 1873 majority
gain of 200.
johnson county, so Democratic ma
jority-a Republican gain of $50.
Lee county, Democratic maj ority 400.
Clinton, Republican, $50 majority.
Muscatine, Republican, 430 majority.
jackson (two townships) "a Republi-
can majority, . gain Of Is.
Henry county, Republican, lib majority,
q gain of 296 on last epring.
New York City Politics.
New York, Got. 16.
The Democrats have re-nominated
Fernando Wood for Mayor.
The Americans and Republicans Of the
Second Judicisl District have nomins.
ted Thos. Nelsan, Of Weschester, Amer
icsn. for the long term, andL. Birdseye,
Of Kings, Republican, for the short
term.
The steamship Daniel Webster has ar.
rived from New Orlesns viz Havana
l1th inst.
The name Of tho slsvsr recently c,p.
tured was tbs Tslts, instead Of the Ma.
zepps, and tho captains name wss Pal
mer. II was reported, but considered
doubtful, that another SLAYER, with 700
negroes on board, had been captured
east OF Oardenas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

The great four mile heat between
Canada resulted in favor OF the former.
" Little Flea's" time on the first heat was
Q: 23-second s:37
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
~O~

Concert Observation-Disclosures con-
cert is at hand. To night Mr.. Hayden, the
Operas makes his debut before the public
assisted by the talented performers Messrs.
schlegel and Strasser. The programme ex-
hibits most excellent selection of pieces,
The season of the year has now arrived
when people are looking for an occasional
evenings entertainment, and We know of nc
more rational amusement than that Of at
tending good concert. Let there be a good
turn out to night
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Our telegraphic intelligence is silent
upon the result Of State elections. Pennsyl-
vania is Democratic beyond doubt, but the
result in Ohio is not yet settled.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

SECOND WARD ELECTION. - We
learn that the election in Second Ward re-
suited in favor Of Tn. Guelich, Rep, by q
majority of 65.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Collision.

COIIlSS1Ou
Detroit, Oct. l6.
Propeller Cromwell Of Kingston, G.
w., collided with an unknown vessel
and was sunk in the straits OF Mackinac
last Saturday night. No lives lost
Officers and crew arrived here to-day.
Propeller and cargo totol loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
co M M f RCIAL .
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OFFICE o. Iowa DAILY eTArE DKNocRAT.
DAvhNPokI. Oct. II. 1857. (

Very little doing in our grain market Just now.
There to be strong disposition to hold en- 10
grain, and in fac, the farmers dare not sell their
grain during thsse times Of universal psIc and take
such class Of rsgs as now afoat.
Ne quote wheat at a5c ard few sales.
Barley ranges from 25s 10 6Oc-a good supply
Corn-old 65c-yery scsroe-neW small lots in the
ear going at 40.
Oats 35e-very scarce.
Onions 35ga0c.
The weather continues ~ pleasant.
A fair stage Of water in TIE river.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

ANOTHER IssuE.-Thc Davenport
"Gas Light and Coke Company have just
issued $4,000 in one dollar notes, payable on
demand, in currency. Bully for you, Gas
Company-Who ncxtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Ptloess Rovers and Witches:
Meet at the Engine House on Monday the
10th. at I o'clock equipped with hat and
bslt) nsnbsss win p,sass bs puastsal aad
~ - . hAnd
~ sslesfths csapaAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

"R have Just printed and for sale very fine forms
w Of the following piaDks
Trust Deeds, Trustees Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds, Chatt@l Mortgages,
Trustees Sales, Confessions Of Judgement
and Justices Blanks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

SOMETHING NEw.-Geo. w. Ellis &
Co., LeClaire Row, have new kind of Boot
Backing, which comes in little kegs, and
which for giving uster to the leather, and
softenng it, is not equalled by anything We
ever saw.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NObuNA ~ ADv uSGnSs
Large cuts charged double the same dimensions .
ype.
Displayed advertisemenu one half more thar
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood y
apply strictly " the Immediate business sf the sdver
tiser and all other advertisements sent In BY the ad
yertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instruction
will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free OF cost thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements fson abroad must be paid for in
Saviabiy IN advance, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising terminsble at The
ption Of advertisers. they paying an advancement
as per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt TO rcadn8 matter
per cent. advance above rates, and kept on In
aide, 10 per cent. advance on regular rates.
Al TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid for In
sdvance.
GEO r. WEST Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS b BRO. Daily Gaxette.
II. LISCHER q co, Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON wILkIx, Daily Rvening NEWS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

"Pompey,' said good natured gentleman
to his colored man, Il did not know till to-
day you had been whipped last week.
Didn't you, massa p replied Pompey, Il
knowd it at the time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

THE CnEss CoNGREss.- -Paulscn, of
Iowa, is exciting much attention at the
Chess Congress now in session at New York
His wonderful powers Of memory enable
him to play two games at once. with differ
cnt persons, and at the same time having
his eyes SO thoroughly bandaged as to en-
tirely shut out the dght Of day. Mr.. Paul
sen has played with the most accomplished
players of the old and new world and as
vet has never found his match.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Per bb...........2l On do Papers, pr gr $S IS
LIQUORS WooLENS.
whisky, common. .3sd30 Flannels ......... 81
do urS 50d2 30 do twied.. 35
do Rye,.. .6ntS0 'nings, paid. .lnd'sf.
Pure Spirits. !5d5t E.tinetts, pl 4 fanIod65
Brandy, pomrs. 75dI 90 m. deIa'nes fsncyI5r35
do Imp. 50 ocdS 90 do plain l3G2J
Gin, Meder swan. 81 so ZINC.
do Club Hous,.. , 90 Alo,x ............ 10
do Belle. 2 90 Sheet, ........... I1dl2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
STATE DEMOCRAT.


Local Affairs.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
ARRIVALS
Bastern( Wac ChicAgo)twice dallyex suny, 8 MAC
Southerntv WAN al inc and Iowa city) daily IOh
Northern (vis DubuQue) daily at 6Px
southern (st LOUSY daily at 6PM
Northern Via CamAnche, LeClAire, &C, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at JPN
Northern via Asquokets, Dewitt, &c. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7PA|
DErARTUREs. u. Il. TINE.
Eastern (vta Chicago closes si-9AA
Northern tDubuquel Z"
southern (Bt LDuis)
southern (Auscaiine and Iowa city, closes 4PM
Northern ,Csmsn, he, LsClsire. &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursdsy at 6PM
Northern Msquoke,a and Dewitt closes Sum-
day, Tuesday and Thursdayat SPIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

ELECTION REruRNs.-As yet We
have not received single official vote Of
any county in the State-not even our own.
large democratic gain over the vote Of
1856. The result is, Of course, yet doubtful.
We trust our friends in the several counties
the official returns as soon as ascertained.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

FIFTH WARD ELECTIoY.-Thc vote
for Alderman at the election in the 9th ward
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

1IAvIE0 recently made large additions TO our
IL Office In the way Of Type, Presses. etc. We are
now prepared TO contract for every description of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
S2J Reward.

vUVHRxU bonds Of the Citv os Davenport eAxh To-
i osO0.OO. dated June ist, 1857, being Nos. IN,
~ and ias. we're lost on Saturday, October ~
1857 The public are csutiCnsd mot 70 buy thees
bonds, - the neceesaSy steps have been token tea
make them worthless bet to the Sghtsul ovu&r. fho
above reward vin b paid delivssy g sal1 boo11
land - qusstsoos sskedl t.
q. n. LACE, o.
or1tiN 0UBL1C0 3 OR0WAu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

E.1 II M II r. y y tor
Corner Of Rock leland and Front ssrss4s.
Thrashfmg Machimed
Of ~ end s:.horss power.
Gs-tst J11lls, Portable 0asq
A0RIoULrURAL DoiIBl
Corn CTuShers, Cesn Shelleg
HOES, RAKkG HOA6D-kl
end generally q haad ~ iapleae11
meEs. JOMI
A RET1R8D RnY0oClAW ~
having lost his Father, I've nssen
inlaw, Ne2Aevs end Neicea, ~ q
CcneUMPTi0x, end sulbgi1g ~
6eeeymlnod TO visis ~ 1oge -
Wheee - discovered preUu
1og Oolds, Coughs, Dsu0cAttlQ
eus Debtll1y and Ass1ma.
msdlaee1yj - sseuvno1, -
iahsrtts1 ~ 1lsonoes G1o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-24
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER has receded to a point where
boats are compelled to cross the river at the
foot OF Vine street in ascending. 1t is to be
hoped that our dry spell" has not commenc.
ed at this early dav in the season.
OF The Bowling Green left yesterday
with n full cargo of groceries for Green River
She took lot Of salt from the aatboats lying
above the city wharf.
GRAND TURK SUNK.-The steamer Grand
Turk from st. Louis to Pittsburg with ligh,
cargo struck log at Cloverport on Saturday
evening and sunk. The water was over her
lower deck, and it is thought she cannot be
raised. About forty Of her timbers were
broken. The Grand Turk was stern
wheeler, owned in Pittsburg and insured
there.
GTThe steamer Sportsman, after rustica-
ting on the bar opposite the coal mines fol
several weeks, appeared at the wharf Sunday
morning. She has been purchased by partie.
in Henderson, for the Henderson and Evans
vile trade. She left for Henderson yesterday
with a large trip.
G0wing to the fact that the leadSman or
the Hickman, was blessed with good lung.
YESTERDAY, able to- announce 71s fee,
water on the bar in front Of Evansville.
o. The Highfyer passed up yesterday
morning twenty four hours behind time, run
ming on one wheel Her starboard cylinder
head was broken out below st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-24
Washington Itams.

WASHINGTON, March 23.---Gov. Geary
having notified the President Of his arriva
at Washington, was invited to call at the
White House, which he did. and was intro
duced by the President to the Cabinet, and
had with them long conversation on the gen
eral affairs Of Kansas.
1t is said the President is to have sum
mer residence on the heights of Georgetown
to avoid the sickness with which the former
inmates of the White House, have been at
flicted during that season of the year.
Branhassel the delegate from Utah, denie
the truth Of the discreditable statements con
corning that territory. He says they emma
ted from enemies. who have ever been striv
ing to ferment difficulties between the Nor
mons and the General Government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-24

ROBBERY AT THE DEPoT.-On last Saturday
might, the safe at the Railroad Depot Ticket
Office was broken open and so taken from
it. The burglars opened the safe by placing
powder in the key-hole and blowing off the
lock. Fortunately, only small amount wa:
in the safe at the time. The money drawer
was broken open. and ten cents found, to re-
ward the burglars for their trouble in thai
direction. No one has been arrested, mol
does suspicion rest upon any one, so far as W,
are informed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-24

6T One night last week, one of our citizens
was awakened by noise in his sleeping
room. He woke in time to see a man inves-
tigating the contents Of bureau drawer near
by. Our friend made an Intellectual attempt
to catch the intruder, but he disappeared
through the front door with a boot jack in
close proximity to his head. The moral oil
this story is, that light-fngered gentlemen
are visiting our city, and it behooves our in
habitants to be on the lookout The City
Lock. Up, will hold the rascals if once caught
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-24
BORT Of Gpansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

GOV. POWELL, from b. Green to Louisville.
w. DIXON, from Tenn. River 10 Louisville
ALTAMONT, from St. Louis 10 Wheeling.
MOSES MCCLELLAN, from Louisville to st. Louis
RANGER, from Louisville to Il. Green.
BUCKEYE. from Cincinnati to New Orleans
STATESMAN, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
FAIRY QUEEN, from Cincinnatito Nashville.
n. STAR, from 81. Louis to Cincinnati.
J. TOMPKINS, from Cincinnati to Keokuk-
NoTHERNER, form Louisville to Memphis.
UNION, from L. uisville to Bowling Green.
HIGHFLYER, from st. Louis to Louisville,
III. OGLEsBY. from n. o. to Louisville.
w A. EAvER, from B. Green TO Louisville.
DAVID GIBSON, from n. o. TO Cincinnati.