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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
THE CHlC.aGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room Ne. !, Mas nic Temple.
Dearborn ST., In lC.dGO
CAPITAL STOCK. $l5O.OOO

Directors.
EDMUND CANTIELD, ISAAC COOK,
TURNKEY s. GlLBEHT, HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HULN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

EOssssary, SsstStssg and
Iron FuFmishing Works.
DmLlPP TADB, nanuiAcs uver Of Rich Brons-
i 0tl,. niaA1y Osnamsnssd and P ain IRON FUR
NIrUkD, Svuo Mailing end o. tinss. Of svery des
crip ioa. O0ss aa1 ware aouss. 81 Greene strese,
bstween 0rsnA snA brooDs, Now FORK.
sepH1N3m
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FOR SALE.

~ rnE HOTEL ~ ALoorr, - miles vest %
yy pavenyrrt. the nrst statk,a on the = = -.
Raiiroad. The houss u ~ built and 10 satu-
IN natural -.evAiicn In tbs prAi,ie, command
ing an extensive view " the ~urruOndsns country
The viiniiy h Avotite resort TOT ~ rts@ dnrins
the hunting season. iarg- aad @ mmSiiaus cashss
10 attached u the premises. T~s0s " ~ @w, saf .
Ions credit for part of the puSchas~ uSaey Sui -
gwen Possessop given tmmesiiat ". AypD 70
dec9oitf COOK SAkOkNt
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Lands IN museailne Countv.
COrrH half Of seetion n, r 70 n r. $40 acres.
- This tract only miles = ". 81 Wacost. the
rfst station on u. railroad. West Of Davenport.
varsity Of 20 snd 30 acre ussts, scme nesr the
railroad. For sale BY
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ruEo. BETS, A. A. Z. SAWYER,
J. .. MEL LEN, JNc. o. nKLlxN
Sawyer, Mcllem & Co.,
ass Z $50 SOUTH WATER st.,
01a1oSSo IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

A IL oedsrs lsft wtSA LDAKR = onORuY, Dsvsu-
"A Devs Daoee, Or Addressed through the Post Of
-, viii reesivs inznediaas attention.
sugl3dAvu J. g. GHORUY.
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n ARE CHANCE

z n BUlLDIEG lots In the city Of Davenport, ia
III vorahl heated. viil b. told b. ID. uDisr-
sis ned on credit Of from one 10 ave years, u any
y rson Who viii build this sssson
COOK n SARGENT.
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CouNCIL nLUvTs. IawA, J.


COUNCIL nLUFFs, I0yvA.
nFrrns xoH sALH, 7HH 1oLL0w1xo rqslRA-
~ BLB Lanne in Mills Comfy.
49, rs. =: nv. .,.1 !; 8 Z ~. ,. =.
srxxNx s q 1s.nh. 8 80 - bot
ross s. ~. s1i-sss sssss sss sais,s ber, ,
two milsexsse x white Ciosd.
Ny = 2 = 8 = I 49, - . v !
y, 1i-lSs assss ssss Whiss clss1 - hing
Mr.. HAggin'1 fam. s4a n ts@ III 80 sNsA
essNSK <, Sec Is. tn, r Al .. -, =
lies Irie nostA Of white Cloud. Asst & ne above
land in - ~ lies shout nile north Is Ae SUM
mer's farm. Is second beach betls within mile OF
and VI q as hs .ns
western Iowa, and will be sold on reasonable terms
| Sw \ and s W y, Sec ~, II, h A3-40 acres Z
miles n Of Tabor: - Per acre. a..
leo acres timber 5 miles " TABOR. 90 psr acre
| ESNEk, Sec -, n, $50 acres milo
east Of Mr. strinsers farm on the road from Gienwood
ESswS, Sec s;wxsEx and WIS TX, Ser
4, u, 42-2Oo acres miles y Of GIenwood, and
two miles north Of Fayette. $6 per acre.
acres o the Eas a sid. Of a. sa as
70, RAJ; MN wy, Secs. ~. 4 Il; Ek En-,
Sec %, 49, R41267 ffy-three hundredth acres hi,
tract lies about one mile west Of Cotton's farm,
mile west Of the Nishnabottany river and miles North
Of the RaroaG-40 acres Of it 10 excellent timber.
| 81 N Ek and TX N Ex and Wk, Sec 8, ~
42-280 acres, lies on Keg creek mostly bottom land
and miles north Of Glenwoad. W
| NwK, Sec 6, IT'S ~; zen 1870.
SEX, at, SIS, Z" ~; 10y acres --,
lies on Keg creek about miles south Of the Stage road
east from Council Buffs, and miles north Of Glen.
For price and Terms, apply at HORACE EvERE1Ts
Once, Council Bluns. (nl6-u
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ARTICLE LIST. The Corporators and their successors
named in the original articles this Corporal
embrace the following powers, to-wit: They shall
and be sued, plead aud impleaded have perpetual
succession grant and receive by their corporate name
and purchase and sell, hire and lease property Real
Personal and mixed; in all lawful ways. May have a
may make bylaws for the regulation OF their business,
not Inconsistent with the Constitution the United
States or the laws of this State.
ARTICLE 2d--The Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall be sevcnty-fve thousand Dollars to be divided
into shares of one Hundred Dollars EACH to be subscribe
ed for and transferred i'll the
shall direct.
ARTICLE 3D.. The corporate business of said corpo-
ration shall be managed by board Of Directors Of not
less than five, nor more than who shall be stock
holders; and from their number they shall choose
President and Treasurer who shall their office one
year, and until their shall be chosen.
ARTICLE 4th The said Corporation shall have the
exclusive power to keep Ferry and build TollBridee
across the Missouri River, at a point known as the
CLONE TREE FERRY" opposite the City of Omaha,
the present place of crossing other practicable
point on SAID RIVER between the points, viz: Midway
between the grade at the Clone Tree Ferry
landing in Iowa, and the Ferry Landing at Florence
and midway between said grade aud the Ferry Landing
at Bellevue.
ARTICLE 9Th. II shall be the duty Of said Compa-
ny to procure and keep suitable Boat Boats erect
and Keep IN repair substantial bridge for the safe and
speedy transportation Of persons and property
river at all reasonable and suitable times.
ARTICLE 9th So much Of the original articles as
conflict with these articles is hereby repealed and it is
urther declared that the Capital Stock herein named
is to be regarded all paid in-being estimated value
of the property Of the Company Provided that
herein contained, shall conravene the power Of the
Directors To make assessments il necessary, u meet
sudden emergencies and expenses new boats or re-
pairs Tor Ferry purposes.
ENoS Lowe, II HENRY n Curtis
H. Downs, SAM'L s. BAYLIsS
BERNHART HEM, by NJ. TooTLE, by
Jesse Williams his Atty. J. A. Jackson, his Atty
Jesse WILLIAMS. JAMES "A. JACKSON.
SAINT H. CURTIS. A. J. HANSC0M.
Council Bluffs, August s, nl5-4w
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Half Of the above improvements to be done before the
LIST Of December next and all completed befofe the rs
OF July 1885, the Share Shares shall be forfeited
All forfeited shares go to the Company.
ARTICLE 18th. On the first Monday Of July, A. D.,
1858, this Corporation shall cease to exist. 81. 3.
Donations OF Lots will be made by the Directors, as
they deem it advisable for the best interests Of the Conn
pany.
Officers.
CHARLES T. WHITING, President. j
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer.
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary.
Board of Directors
c. WHITING, T. ELLIOTT,
J. =. MERRILL, WIN. BURTON,
J.E. MORRISON, 7. H. BENTON.
NJ. +. MOORE, GOUyENER NORRIS
4. ID. v. MASON.
The above Town il situated about HALFWAY between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, the terminus Of the
Iowa Central Railroad, three miles from good landing
on the Missouri river and is surrounded far the
eye extend with the most beautiful and productive
country in the West, with Timber both hard and soft
in abundance. [nlS-4w
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NEW STAGE LINE.
HAvINa TAKEN A cox

3 In HAVING TAKEN cox.
TRACT from Mcssrs J. b. ".
H ABennet, 10 convey the Z. s Nail,
from the Platte river, near Ia
gers this route ssg5. ri a-r 81 f.rsseyt
Persons travelling through this region, win and this
ling cheap and pleasant Running. do in co...
nefion with the Messrs. Bennett, whose line extends
from the Platte River ria Nebraska City regular ana
direct communication is thus opened from Minnesota to
Kansas, through the fairest portion Of Nebraska.
This 10 the nearest, cheapest and hest route frea
Omaha ana Council Bluffs 10 Dakota and Sioux City
The points embraced IN this route are ~ follows tc-
wtOmaha City, rio Bellevue TO Platte river and RE
Saratoga, Florence IT. Calhoun Dc Soto Cunine City
Tekamah, Decater, Blackbird, Omadi to Dabx1ta.
I H. D. JOHNe0E.
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FRANK LESLlE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
REDUCEDIN PRICE TO sIxCENTs.

NOW THE Cheapest PAPER IN THE
~ World This splendid Wecly Paper has Just closed
Its Second Volume. The Two Volumes contain nearly
ONE THOUSAND ENGRAvINos which have been pro-
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LARS.
produced in this country which can a. all compare with
the illustrated Newspaper
1t has portraits of all the living celebrities New
Chrches, Public Buildings, and Arts and Sciences are
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Anecdotes Chess, and the Latest Foreign News M 10
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talent OF the Paper will be increased the Artistic skill
VIII not be diminished In every departmental will
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LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
AND
PR o MPTIY PAID.
Losses Paid $1O,437,312 "a.

II wealth, with steady and prompt attention to a
legitimate Insurance business with the execution Of
contracts in good faith have inducements with the pub
lie in selecting their underwrtcr-we refer them for
test OF quality and our claims to their patronage
Cords OF past services rendering their continuance with
increasing ability and facilities in future.
Choice First Class Indemnity may be Et.
.tected without Delay, rith this reH
knorn and able Corporation, thro'
JNO. T. BALDWIN........... Council Bluffs,
Sep. 26-n22-u.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
United states Directory!
1T,HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
i the first Of October 1851 book under the above
title to contain about ..
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES!
[size Of Pages is by 20 inchesl ...... -. S..
The object Of the U. s. Directory will be;
ls to give the Name and Post Office Address Of every
Male Person of the Of Fifteen years upwards
in the United States.
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Master in the United States. T.. E.- aEft5
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Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly Paper and Mag
azinc, published in the United States
Each State, City Town, Village and Post Once will
be Alphabetically arranged. s
The Name of each person will be Alphabetically ar
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Address. ~ - 49, pa. -
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TO every resident Of America, respectfully solicit
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country, in obtaining names and sending them
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In making up lists write the name Of the Post Once
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remainder with distinctly written names, Male per-
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Prospectus will be sent Post paid to any person who
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To PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDING distinctly the
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Publishers Cincinnati, Ohio.
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co-PARTNERshIP NOTICE.

TIVE Undersigned, Gas SUCCESSORS to the late arm Of
L GREENE, wEARE l. BENTON) have this day
formed Co-partncrship, under the style and trm OF
general Exchange and Banking Business.
As Nj. BENTON, the resident and acting Partner Of
the late hrmo GREENE, WEARE BENTON is con-
nected with the new House, there will be no material
change in the business. Mr. Town. formerly Of Eigin,
Illinois, is well known to the business community in
that vicinity and also in New York Our constant aim
VIII be 70 merit the confidence and Of the pub
lie. s4as Ga5@ THOMAS H. BENTON IN
-0gI a. rszgHts JOSEPH TOWN. esa
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 10Th, S57.-n16-2m
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81.
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900 4 % n - s, 1890 ! 81 - 80 80 -, e
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necftON tc5en me Cntc0g0 ana AoCk n
Ind RAT Annd A8f1t &atssa fse5ss@ss
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Trains ~ ssfoee1 nea ss~a Cy y Vnaoeoe Wsssses
500 sa scpanee 3 Cafss srossanS ne 9 ge
Great MhasaaGaanA RlveP 0R4Aae n
-. s.. -. - -. - -. -,
DetWeen Davenport and Rock island tAus avoiding The
annoyance Of Ferries ard cAsnyes = by othas routes
80 Fss.... s.lN9t - 81
- Miles O1Dt00Ce 80yeOY
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NOTICE..

Time Of Church Service. .-..e
NC e. CHURCH-REv. MR.. GOODFEL
Nls Low, Pastor-l0S A. NJ, X ?. NJ; Sabbath
School, , r. NJ. .rr p ........-.s z.--s..- .- a
Presbyterian Church.-Rev. JOHN HANCOCK
Pastor-l0h A. N. -rsf s. -.s- a...
Csngreg rational Church.-Rev. g. G. RICE, Pas
tor-lOk, A. M, IL, r. NJ; Sabbath School-2H r. NJ
=Episcopal CAurch.-Rev. M. WATsoN-3 p. NJ
% Strangers attending any Of the above churches
will be provided with seats. ~ 81 azs r.r.
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ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
Paper ~aroho110o
.S"s. 81 and 30, Loesss street.
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77 PROSPECTUS OF THE "
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TTMCg

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condensed summary Of the events Of interest," the
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New Missouri River Packet.

New Missouri River Packet.
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet. ...-
For Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs.
Bellevue. St. Mary's Wyoming City, Linie n,
Brownsville. LEVEL. Oregon, White Cloud,
Iowa Point, Savannah, ST. Jose h, &C.. &c.
THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer, MN
E-HA-HA, Capt c. r. BAKER, W. IL.
q Seudder, CLERK, will, as a regular
packet TO the above and intermediate points, continuing
in the Bluff City trade during the entire boating
son. -s-. .r-t
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command hereby begs leave to tender
acknowledgements, and TO solicit for his new boat con-
tinuance of its confidence and patronage pedgng
firing exertons Of himself and officers give full sat-
isfaction to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Nin-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
OF Capt Baker, who has spared trouble or expense
to make her number one Missouri River steamer and
begs to assure his friends that she is admirably
adapted to the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength ghtness Of draught, easiness Of model and
such appicStion of machinery, as must make her
among the fast ones with cabin arrangements
oommodations OF superior order, and not exceled by
those Of any boat in the river combining all the most
modern improvements that safety comfort pleasure
could suggest IN short in all her appointments moth
ing will be wanting belonging to those Of frst class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
nz-u No. 90 Leeyee 4 Commercial Street.
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Sign of the Golden Mortar.

Wholesale and Retail Druggis,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. s
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, on the North
Side Of Loper Broad,cay, opposite the
"ENPLRE BLOCK"
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR ENLARGED
w stock OF
FRESH 4 PURE DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsIES,
GLASS GLASSWARE. "E.%-&
FRENCH. ENGLISH l. AMERICAN
PERFUMERY. TOILET FANCY SOAPS,
HAIR, NAIL TOOTH BRUSHES,
Paint yarnsh Brushes Surgical Dental
ments. A large and hne assortment Of Astral, Ar
gand, Spirit, Lard and other Lamps. ...
Also, Pure Wines, Brandies and other Liquors.
Tor Medical and Culinary purposes, all Of which, We
will sell At such rates as to defy competition.
Also, all popular Patent Medicines Of the Day.
Merchants and Others DESTROYS of purchasing Goods
In our line, will do well To give call. Our stock
has been selected with care ard comprising one Of the
anest assortment before offered in this market
IL All goods warranted represented Physicians
and Family Receipts, accurately and care
fully compounded [ui5
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80 ~ Clipper Tens"
IHILLEY'S "SHANGHAI" OR ELEVATED
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BUCKS Omitted States" or Elevated Oven.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON

~ 4 l s : 8 z.
IRanrOadLdne
(Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Central and NIL
ffd'y Tract, and Peora and 0quatcka Rail Roads)
rs NOW COMPLETED. AND TRAINS NOW
Chicago, without change OF Cars. w e~5 - 8
The NEST direct route to Chicago, New York Boston,
Philadelphia, and all other ImporIent points East
Two daily trains leave Burlington, Sundays excepted
I. Day Express. Through, 100. AN
| Arriving at Chicago the same evening. passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton and e,npec-
ing at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail Roads m
IaSalle Bloomfield, Springfield, Decatur Jack.onyile
and Naples Also with Galena and Dmieith. a =
I 2, Express. Through, $50. r.. NJ. aas "
ia for St Lonis and Cairo Trains the above roads
run IN close Connection avoiding all laying over any
| Of the points. :
This connects at Chicago with the Michigan Cen.
trail aud Michigan southern rcads with all the roads
leading to the Atlantic Cities Ohio Kentucky
syivania. Il : .7zt.srse'Es -z7s-5-r.
Passengers leaving Burlington at = 30 P reache.
Galena and Dunieita in II hours and ST. Louis in 20
| hours. -
by this route passengers win reach the interior Of
than by any other route connecting via Michigan Gen.
trail at Michigan City with the New Albany and Salem
Rail Road thence to all points south and southeast
Baggage checked through to Chicago, and charge
handling at any point
nThrough tickets by this route can be purchased a.
the Rail Road Once in Burlington. 80 - .
| Z. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
ID. REMiCK. Ticket AGENT. Burlington. nl.u