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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

is originally sung by Bill Lake with Spauldng Roger
Circus.
o Lord this Is a fast age,
As everybody knows,
At telegra2hic lightning speed,
SO rapid the world goes.
But faster still, yes, faster,
Than all the earth beside,
Is this great Yankee Nation
For they don't wait to ride
On that slow coach, the wagon
They don't walt on the wagon
But on streak of lightning
They get up ride.
They beat the whole creation
In smartness, that's fact
And as for annexation
They do 1t in a crack.
Just let us want a slice of land
In spite of friend foe
Twill be ours by the patent right
OF hbustcro.
We dont wait for the wagon, &C.
just look at Nicaragua
And the Mosquito King,
Who, Ike a buzzing insect.
Was always ON the wing.
TIL Walker with his Yankee band
Had landed there the while,
He dealt the cards, he played his haai,
Ana then took np the pile.
lie didn't wat; Tor the wagon, &c
Though Johnny Bull may prumblc
Aud France may show her teeth,
The last had better mind her frogs
The first her roast beef
Or well fix cable 10 their shores,
And some morn they viii diskive7,
That the Yankee lads hawling 'em
Up Mississippi river
Without waiting for the wagon &c
And as for little Cuba,
Or Canada great
Whenever we get ready
Wen have them sure as fate;
&c never pause TO look back.
But just as Crockett said,
Whate'er we do we know is right,
And then we so ahead.
We don't wait for The wagon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17

inches in length, should thus travel, and
through bones at that, forms an interesting
subject for the surgeon as well as for the
common mind-Battt9,ore Patriot.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17

Yonler wrinkled crone
Snail before the throne.
! All your sins make known
| How you sent her cold,
Shiycring aud old,
From the crazy wall,
! Ready IT. to fall,
III the snow storm sent.
" hen for lack of rent,
Tears she gave and grOan--
fOu-for bread-a stone.
Hen have given yon gold,
And you show it:
Earth your praises told,
"io it,"
God your gold can rust,
Turn your fame 10 dust,
Ask you for your trust,
Can you show itl
[0live Branch.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
West Branch Insurance Co.
nr LOCK HAVEN, PA,

t1REs Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
nS;se Farm Property, and other Build
Hend their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
t,obD J. Pearce, Hon. G. C. Harvey,
II 1OTI uon - T. T. Abrams,
Al MAYER. ID. X. Jackman,
\ Hr;st w. White,
I D.ot.;nson Thos. Kitchen.
D'' Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice'pres.
h Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
LII LIoyd, Thos. Bowman, D. D.
Winegardner, Wm' anoeroeH'
10 DIR. ]. s. Crawford,
L onirple. A. Updegraf,
SW. Maynard, James armstrong,
AGENT for Mifl!in county, G.. w. STEW
4 Esq.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
pennsylvania Railroad,

/ % Harrisburg, 81 so; to Philadelphia,
fssra - raalI9ona, SO, | IS; to Pittsburgh. a 20
bafn aae llcket Office will be open 20 min
OeiOre the arrival of each Passenger
ID. E. ROBSON, Agent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
91G llNSqRgl
SEQ iT.o
You're n sinner, sil

You're n sinner, sir,
And you know it;
But no matter, friend,
go it,"
Only by and by,
You may chance to die
There ) a God on high,
And you know it.
You defraud and cheat,
And yOu know it;
Mix the chal1' with wheat
Go it."
Only there's a place,
When you run Your race,
shame will veil your face,
Dare you show 1t.
You have wronged the poor.
And you know it
Made their sorrow sure
Go It,"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.
TT MI B - - =
IN rrac o. r.

| r their Lumber Yard en- East Third street,
| n Lewistown, near the Presbyterian Church,
| have received, andare now receiving, in addi-
tion to their large stock of well-seasoned Lum-
ber-
10000 # panel Boards & Plank, from to in
10000 # first common Boards
$4,000 fl second common Boards
20, 900 IT l. inch Boards
$4,000 # Sidings
1900 lights Of Sash, various sizes,
10000 Plastering Lath, all sizes,
Plain Siding and ready worked Flooring,
Hemlock Josts
Scantling, 3x4, AXIS, 4x6, 6x6.
Lap and Joint Shingles and Shingle Lath al
ways on hand
IPDoors, Shutters, Blinds, and Sash made
to order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. may2I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
'@S Old SGGndl
i, Dr. ]. D. Stoneroad

Dzen, of us professional services to the cit
Irv VI Lewistown and the surrounding
Ey2, Glee inc IN the Beehive Drug Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
'HBER LUMBER! LUMBER +!

hing rs,.s. l"a OF Dry aud Green Lumber Is on hand
I received, which will be sold NJ the lowest rates
laugiSl F. G. FRANCIsCUs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
New Arrangements.

Hnnm".l lelurnlng our sincere thanks to our
fpnsS S friends and customers for their
a,T + ,ppdtronage, | would inform them that
@S o0G1 SGGma
! II sf," aasslre to bring my business nearly to
Fbe Tb;..' T. me hrst of April our credit terms
DoTay DAYS and accounts not to exceed
kess ss afs; ;; We hope still to conduct our
w. Duro.u NJ saat we shall enjoy the good will
Ebay h. customers, and that the num-
Eri5s Oe greatly increased.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.

|lyDENNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
RnkIin Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of Philadelphia.
phce 1881 Chestnut street, near Fifth.
tnent Of Assets, sI,s2z, ,Is5 SO
January lst, 1857.
fshed agreeaby TO an act of Assembly, be-
ing,
Mortgages, amply secured, s1,5l9,932 73
E'tate, (present value, $780,
D. cost, 99,ll5 IS
=, present value, s83,88l l2,)
T. 1882 81
DC, Sd, ,l2l Sc
sI,s27, ,ls5 50
kPttaal or Limited assurances made on every
flPtlOn Of property, in Town and Country.
II as low as are consistent with security.
Pee lhelr incorporation, period Of twenty
years, they have paid over Three Millions
pillars losses by fire, thereby affording ey-
r Of the advantages of Insurance, as well
Re ability and disposition to meet with
Rptness all liabilities.
LOsses by Fire.
F paid during the year 1856, 1901 ,638 "a
DIRECTORS.
II \: Bancker, Mordecai d. Lewis,
T. Wagner, David S. Brown,
&el Grant, Isaac Lea.
4 R. Smith, Edward G. Dale
W. richards, George Fales.
#ChARLES N. BANCkER, President.
4. G. BAScKER, Sec'y.
agent for Mifiin county, fl. J. WAL
rs Esq, Lewistown. marI9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

L>OR 81 Louis, Alton. Lssvcnw nth CRY Kansas
II CITY, Terra Hautc, Evansville, vipoennes p D
ris Decatur Springfield JAcs sobvie, Naples c iro,
Memphis, hatcher. Vieksburg, New Orie ans and oil
points on the Lover Mississippi.
For H. Loui, and Cairo, Trains will leave the treat
Central Depo rs 70 lows
Day Express Of 9; 10 a N fSurdaysexcepted)
Night gx press 1t 9,i6 NJ (Saurdsys ex ccpted.
Runnin. through to st Louis and Ca 70 without
change Of cars, and m hing direct connections with
all OF the above named oii.ts.
This IL the my rout- between CHICAGO and Fl
Louis with ut change Of cars atd the thr most
ditious TO Up ingn.ld ia keonviie and Napies.
To psssergcrs for Memphis Vicksturg, New Or
,esn sc, the route Cairo is the only direct, and
10 twenty four hours in adv ,nce u any other.
For Peo-ia, trains ave At
1880 \ (Sandsys excepted and
1910 Pm (3Atufdsys .xo-ptsd.)
Running through without change Of baggage.
For 0alens, Dumb b, Dubuque AMI st Pau, trains
leave . 0alens / Chicago Uoinn X n.
Al l0A NJ Ant 945 PM.
Connecting 1T Junieith with a dsi Ike Of First
Gas Passenger Steam 70 for Prairie du Chen, La
Crosse, Winona, HIATT ngs. pu son, Prescott and s
Paul. Also Connecting =, Dubuque wi b the Dubuque
4 Pacific X, for Dyerville, Indeps Adelcc, Ce'!ar
Rapids, Sioux City, &c.
For Bloomington, l. Sale. Dix n, Amboy, Polo a.,
trains leave via Chicsg h Bu' lingtou
At9ls and sao PM.
Making direct connections II Mendoza with trains
NAN Line OF Illinois Central for all Of the above
points.
Through Tickets be obtained at the ONCE Of he
Michigan Cehtrs y. OPP site Trem, NJ House, cor
ner Lake and Dcarboin streets also. At the nee 0:
tie Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne / Chicag, Il X, opp lite
tn fremont House and nj the ofce OF thi company
In the Great Central Depot fo.t OF South Wat and
Lake streets.
JAS G. CLARK. Master Transportation.
SiIAS BENT sup't Chicago Diva ion.
" r. JcHssoN. Gsnl Tick / Agent. tao,2.i.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
LEGAL.


WHunDDAo = ~ ~ ~ = Au9use, D, 1874,
" - osooyosos. - OoAAssias a,iartcAs, his
~ onoD11A un1e 1guee c1auassa - Trnsese,
lBse6n - = Ssuss, cesveying 70 said Trustee the
~ y omes 0suaav, ysws, described - follows, 10
- /: ~ go ~ = ~ nuabsr ~ Iel In bloch
OQmoof oS0S III - 1ol0ustel on the recorded PA,
0e0soun'o A60iloa - H. city Of Davenport.
Al vAssess In ~ abssece Of ssiA 0sus sn, the
oQtn> Cs1aey Ju1ge ~ sst1 Scott County hes sp-
Dosaeo1 VIVA Hansen 70 act - sueh Trussse sni
OAseooe ooDrosold oonvsvsnce Wes made ~ The osid
0ans4s1nSbchs aad Co ha'ina ueinrtchs for the pnr
- q securing the payment ofs certain prom s-oy
oses. 81 the Interest thereon, signed BY said HAns
0esnsteAs, dated the 9Th day Of August, A ., 1s6s
- poysbas a the 9TH day VI October, 4 D, 1887
With interest 81 the rate % ten yer nj per snnum
oster dee, IL .rder Of Otto Niss~u.
And now said mote having become due and payable,
81 ~ esidnsinrtchs having fai>d pay the same
IWiinamUame0 Trustee - afore said do hereby give
els public notice. that by vitue u the power when
= In vcst.d BY said deed Of Trust will on Non.
DAY the 18Th day q November A d. 1857 at the houu
q ococa In the afternoon Of said day the Cour,
House door 10 this city Of Davenport, expose aud Of
Ssr Tor sale, ~ pub ic auction, the highest btdds
Cor each the parcel q land above described or ,s
much thereof - ehail b. Sufficient 10 satisfy and M,
ohe amount 81 sad not., with the interest thereon IL
te dag Of oale together with the expens AttendinI
oAid sals, oaos Of this notto- aud Trust fes Upor
ne ce0paseSon of such sale deed Will be givs1
- aoeordance with the stlpulaii.u Of said ieei 4
3vues, SoSveyins fun aud perfect title To the tract
q lan4 cold 70 The purchaser.
Dated the ID day Of October A d, 1857
WM HANSEN,
scooAA Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
Michigan Central Railroad

AND CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
w July 9Th, 1851 Tirough 10 New York in 81
hours.
Tn oa!y dr.rt route 10 Niagara Fails. Buffalo,
Rochester, l lea, iIornesv lie, EImira Bin,ha
ton Al5sny, Troy, New Yrk, Phiiafcip, in, B1st, H.
Mon.real az. New tngi,I.d stat ), over the Mich
gan Central Railroad and Canada oad Gauge
Railway.
The Nj ,higan Central Railroad has the advsnts &c
o'an Exclusive Telegraph line, used entirely for TIA,
movement OF al train, thereby avoiding post IL
ny OF COLLISIONS or delays, SO annoying on other
routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO.
1904 N-Lishtning Express. Arriving at Niagara
faiis al i0fM, New Yoik at - NJ, next dsy !;
Boston AT ! ph.
40 N-Exvr,ss Mail. Making direct oonnec-
tioIs THROUGH u Niagara Falls, Bifalo, Now York
and Boston.
700 a M-Cincinnati Express Making tirec,
conn ctions to Lafayette Indianapolis Clncinsati,
New Albany Louisvi lie Dayton. Columtu. Z.lcs-
illc Wteeling Pittsburgh, Ba timuie, III ladu
AMI Wa ngton.
500 A-Ausrnoon Express Anivcs in New
YORK al A sec, nd dav, or ston at 1 r NJ Phla-
de'pi IA at 10, 90 SEE oh wing.
s0oP M-steambost Expr,ss Come citing with
North Shore Line of str1m ut Detroit morn
ins through without lindpg, connecting with nr-t
morning. Np'tss at Buffalo, arrive In New York NJ
and u ,rtcn II 1t night. Also noe I, thro, gu
ey afro al vi, Nise.ra Falls or Bunaio Connects
At NJ hF,n City t. Indianapolis. Louisville, Clucln-
natl, Day II, CO umbus WLe ing baltimore Pitts
tu Oh. Paiiadelphis and Arlington.
~ rbr irsiuS On the Chicago. Burllrg on &
Quincy; Gsleua Chicago Union; Illinois Central
and Michigan Central railroads into tn. same
dtpJi a. CnsseJ, saving tn rx.snse g. pa>seng rs
| Of hacs hire ana transfer OF baggage
',il t.ans connect at Dstron with steamers Tor
C.e,visni.
The $50 and JOAN 30O NJ and 500 p " trains
make direct Connection. at Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
7, Kingston, Cgien. burg, Montreal Qlebec ard ali
points In Cana'a East. Northern Vermont New
Hampshire AMI Msiae
1t is well known by the travelin. prb,ic that this
al has no ooucttor Of equal facilities from meg
go to Niieara Falls New York, to5tcn Ugdensourg
| Montreal &c.
The oniy train that leaves Chicago Saturday nisht
IS over thts route s; Oh N, train S.ndaI al 500
". No 500 p NJ Gaia Saturday.
Baggtgs checked tn ougl 10 Niagara Falls Euit4-
10, ALBANY, New York, Bosteu, Emira al Phila
delph,a.
Passe cerg arriving at Ch:csgo by any OF the rail-
roads. WI ana oemoet'ni asenis On the cars and
baggage masters at the depots to recsv. checks and
convey their baggage TO the Michigan Central rat.
road d'pot free OF chsrgs.
TIL" American Eapress runs this route and no
other.
ssiisbury's Patent Do. ter Is used on Ill Express
| trains.
lhe quickest time to n, v York 10 over this route
THROUGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DAYS,
| Allowing holders TO remain over and re une IN Ar
seats, be bought At the f.r.nt cfic,s In the
West; also at the passenger depot foot Of Lake
Lake and Dearborn street, Chicago, opposite the
fremont House.
HI. sPALDING,
tod2Id.J Gen Passerg.r Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy B. r.
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Change 81 time, August 18th, 1857 On ard after
OAugust l5tb. 1857 pass usins will leave TIE
Centrs depot, foot CT South Water street, daily a.
rolows:
s;io ai--Dsy c1preas-Sundays excepted arriving
at hendato 1910; Gsiesbarg .,i.; Burlington 7;i5.
and Qaiucy lO,3uPx.
";sA N Chs fxpress-SAturdays Excepted, ar
riving at Menco at II; g. TIA esbuTg $40 buriing
{. IN go anc Quincy ~ 1850 NJ
4;io NJ, Sundays EXCEPT d. Accommodation for
Ba va and AuiorA.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. A.pdatb v IN Illinois Ce trail railroad north for
An by. Dixon. Freeport GAlens and Durietth; and
stu'h Tor iaSalie, Tonica wiuon., Boomingt ~ DE.
eAtur. 1t Loais CAIRO Nc.
~ Bu ling on with rngton / kiss,s ippi rail-
road Tor NJ Peasant tai field Ottumwa, Ok ,looss
Charlton. Fort DesSoin's II u Dig Conaeil
uh' Sioux City aud all Iorti rs VI Kansas and
NIB asia
A. Quincy with tn splrniid STEAMERS Of tie St,
L1ui- ard okUk Packet G for Krokuk liza, nj II,
Alton 81 Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myra. b; 'ostIh and all paris Of Northern Missouri
and Kansas.
Responsible baggage men will be At AL the Railroad
d'pots IL Chic e. to receive CHI cks aud convey D.
gage u The depot frte OF Aig-
Tick may be had at toe d, pot and A. the Mchi-
gan Central railroad once, corner OF Lake an
Dear urn STREETS.
CO HAMMOND General superinten ie, I.
SAMUEL POWELL, Ge' Tc.e Agert. (a,tI7itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
RAILROADS.


Dsssenser frsins leave Ststi,n corner Of West
Water and Cook streets, daily, Sundays except
ed 81 $50 4 \
end 0SO , =
for wsukeean, Kenosha, 1aeine and Miiwsuk, con-
meeting st Rs In. with the Racine and Mississippi,
Railroad. for Burlington. Springfield, Elk aorn Del
ivan, Dssen and Belolf ~ Milwaukee With the NJ
vaukcc and Mississippi Rslroad Tor Wsuheeha
Whitewster, Janesyii and MASH on also, with the
Milwaukee and Wst-rtcwn Railroad TOR Hs tier d
and WAteriown; with the LaCloss and NJ Ia AGkee
Railroad for Hartford, HORIZON, b aver Dam and
Fox Lake; at sCrosse Jun.ti IN with the Chicsgo
81 Paul and Fon du &C Railroad ( r Fon dn Lac
ant. Oskaoosa and with the trains Of the MIwaulee
AMI Ho son Railroad Tor HORIZON and waupnn.
The $3.50 train l.avs the above station for
wauk. gan Aad all Az stAtions.
Trains arrive from Milwaukee al l2;45 and q 80 P 4
Through freight trains leave daily st e;OOAA
WALTER 8. JOHNSON Sup't
Chicago, Oct rs, 1857 (oc,l7lu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

"nkRRA6 on the 0rst day OF June, A. d., 1857,
w Robess Pstttoon aud asry PAssison, ILLS wife,
ogecutsd snto andrew u ~ Trustee, . certain
dssd Of Trust, conveying u said Trustee the land IN
ooDee C0onty. Iowa, Described n follovr, H. wit
4 part Of ut number sixt-s ti6l In Robe Chris
te's Addition 10 the city u Davenport psr,ic
0lasiy described ~ iooVs, u wit Commencing 1t
tbs Norm West corner ~ said lot nun ber s.x zen
ISL thence running = ~ sky 1901 fect, g. enor
1osth one hundred and my ibOi feet u an alley
ehssioe Wsst rixty 1901 e., thence Nor hun
dscd and my sol 'eet a. the place 81 beginning
sAtd lot y d sci ipss In de made by Chcsny MN.
9or, and recorded In Scott county IN, b. 4 page
No 6SS 20 which dn references b. made for more
particular description which said conveyance was
made BY III. said Robert PAt ison and Mary Psttt.
for the purpOoD Of securing the payment u c.rsain
said No srt PattisYn, dated the n ~ day u Jun.
ID, 1881, for th- sam & one hundrrd dollars, pay
able with ten per cent interest per annuin sixty
days .ft-r date. " the order OF James N. Gfcer.
And nov said note having become due and paya.
BILE. and the said Robert PattaDn having rael 10 pay
the same, l. Andrew Bell, Tru, tee a. aforesaid do
her BY aive tins public notice, that by tn Of the
power which II Ia me vest BY sal deed II Trust,
will, on Saturday tbs 9i.t day OF october, A ID
day, at tie Oeurt House door Ia the city Of DAv. n
pof, expose AMI offer for tsl-, ~ publ, auction To
Sse highest bid cr Tor cash, the parcel Of land abov
oerctib"d OF ~ huch IN re q rs shall b. efficient to
satisfy aud pay the amount OF said note with the In
tercst thereon - the lay u sale together with all the
o1sts and cxpensrs attending said sa costs Of this
notice AMI Trustees fees Upon H. comp elton Of
sush sale deed WI, be given Ia accordance with the
0upuatOO " said Deed of Trust.
Dated tho 9Th day of Oct, A D. 1851
ANDREW BRIL-,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

vLIH1R0AS on the 18th day Of March, A y, 1867,
w Ohrtst0phss Muller aud Christina Mui .r, hi.
wife, execuerd uato 0eofge q Dov. as Trus &c.
ossssla 1eed Of trust conveying To said Trustee the
1eod In Clinton Couny. Iowa, drs rbed filows H.
VT no North west quarter Of the Soul wei
quarter of section number tsebty three Ia, In
eevnshlp number eishty-two ls2l Eorta, of Range
numbes slx tsI, East u the 9Th ~, containing
Forty lS0I acres, which ssi nvey abce .. IA sde b,
1hs sal Christopher Md.ler and Christina his ne
Ter ths purpose Of III Icy IN. nj Of certain
DromIssory note and the interest thereon signed by
eaid Christopher 0Hler, dated tn 18th da ofM arc
d. 1887, and psyaoi- 10 the order u Mactiot q
Oorbtn, four months after date for ,he sum Of We
hundred and thirty-nine &C. 100 dollars
And now said note having become due and paya
oass end The saad Christopher Mner having failed
- pey the saoe, Gorge Dow, TRUSTEE Is afofe-
oold, do hercey give this public notice that By riu.
- the p0Wes which 10 Ia vested by saG deed III
trust, wtl, on Saturday the It'll day 81 Nov-mber
D. 1887, ~ the hour Of O'Clock In The AFR noon Of
said day. 81 the Court House dyot 10 the cay of DA-
veoport, espose and oef for sale al pablo au,ion
- he atshest bidder for oash, the parcel Of land
oDovs described, mach thereof - shall BE- sum
cent 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
Win ne interest thereon 70 the dag SALE together
M the eSprases attending said sae cos,s Of this
oosics end Trustees iees. lyon the contIetioo OF
such sale deed vii be given 10 accordance with the
oopolatloe OF said Deed Of Trust.
Deee4 the 18th day VI October, 4. D. 1857.
GE0R0K 3 O DOW,
0ri]un Tfastse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
RAILROADS.
GaIens anl Chicago Unisa r. Z.

Galens and Chicago Unisa r. Z.
GUnnDa AR1AnG1MgRT-On and after We'd
- nesday, June l7sh, 1857, psssengsr trains VIII
leave weli' strsss Depot Dolly Sundays exsept-d)
Per IrseDort Gall M, Dunieith and d. Paal.
rsssengr end Aan. ..................lo:ibA =
ress1r"s.. 1910 N
PaHe 1ser, gmigrsnt and ~ clAss train. ~ q,
CHICAGO, FUL1oN AND IOWA line.
For Dixon, Ru,ton and aafrsl Iowa.
Through Pss.soTr.............. .....s.soA
90 do .......................s.lb p y
oekslb Psssens9. u
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH
For b sois, Janesvlle and Aaiiscn.
Passenger l0lsA
Passenger 1000 N
Becit passenger 3s0Ps
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Por Crystal Lake, AcHeury ard Rchm nd.
Passenger lei5As
Two THROUGH trains Vii leave Central repot f.ot
Of Lake street. - follows;
FOB GALBRA. DUNLEITH AND ST. PAUL
Daily (sundsys exsepted) 10000 MSs5PM
HANDLING pass ns.rs to make . ciose ooaLe tion
With the y ichisan .ntrxi Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA h CHICAGO NNI0N RAILROAD.
Leave Preeporf 1880 n, arrive in Chicago A45
Lave fieeport s,.) 81, arrive IN CAicagl q 35
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
Leave Fulton 10 N, arrive in Chicago 4;a5rA
do do 7rM, do do l;loAA
Lave Dekaib N, arrive in ChicAgo s;2oA
BRLOTr AND MADISON BRANCH
Leave Poo.viile l04oA Arr.ve In Chi. sgo s;,5 II
Leave Footville 33 N. sIriv- In Ch ago IS n
Lave Be cit g.; n, arrive In Chicago II;i0A 81
FOX RivER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ieav, E!sn ut s;i0A NJ, arrive In Chicago 1910 n
Leave slgiR 81 AIS NJ, arrivs In chicago 4;l5 A N
pass-ne"is for all points on the @ Il URR, in
cudiog fIlsn, Be.oit and Mad, on lines should
take IN. II aims from the We is stt,et depot.
All The shove trains connect vi III q nj east. RI
lines diverglng fr III cl ic-gs.
Through tcGets can be ught at the following on
ces; Spsuding'- corner Lake AID d arborn
stree. Ticket Office. SO Desrb I'm
street; Mi gan Southern one, under fremont
House and ~ The Central and ~'eils street Depots
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
y. A HALL. cup rim end mt.
\. THRAII, &c neral Ticket Agent. Tocs17dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
Milwaukee and Watertown \ n
WINTER ARRANGEMRN'

WINTER ARRANGEMRNr.
nn and after Monday November a5th, Passenger
~ Trains On thi, Resd viii run as follows:
GOING YAST.
FIRST train leaves Watertown At b;l0 NJ arriving
In wai,rt ,wn al SAN. S,cond Train leaves Wa
tertowna IN, atriy Ing at Waterfowl 81 $50
GOING WEST.
First Trsin leaves Milwaukee ~ s;i5 A Y arriving
At Wa,ertown at ll;l9AM second train leaves Mn
wsukee att,25 u arriving at watertpwn at 9 Sc Px
COMMUNICATIONS EAST
At Milwaukee with the GreeR Bay, Milwaukee ard
Chicago Railroad q Ghiea 70; tn, nee Michig
southern, Cev,iaI Toledo Cleveland AID Erie, md
New YoiL and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Ply mouth KWk 10 Poston +,
also c-nnelting ~ Chicago wi,h Michigan C,rtrsl
Great Western, Can .ds, New York Central to New
YORK. city, thence via New York anf New Haven
Railroad 10 B)stcn.
CoNNECTING-GOING WEST
A. Wat'rtown with Stages TO Oak Creek, Dodse
G atrs NAurnn, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fax Lake
Port.ge' lily Portland, Waterloo, haachetvilIe Sun
Pra..m, Colum.us. Otsego, Wyoctnx, Ac.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave WaieItown at 800 A NJ, and Milwaukee at
m, daily.
r w. FOWLER, Gene al superintendent
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octitit'