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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
a BEissiOnary's Account of the Indian
Outbreak

The Rev. Mr. Hay, the American missionary IN
India who escaped from Allahabad, returned TO
Southampton from London on Saturday night In
London be had interview with Sir Charles Frev-
elyan. Being one of the frst persons who has
come from the heart of the mutiCous Districts ana
being thoroughly acquainted with the history and
extent Of the mutiny, and with its nature and oeaI-
ings, bis society has been anxiOusly sought after,
for Information.
Mr. Hay is decidedly of opinion that Delhi willnot
be taken before November or December de has
visited Delhi The fort is built after the native
fashion Heavy guns would soon batter down its
walls. Unfortunately the guns which we sent TO
batter them down captured by the r"bels at
PhiliOur. When Mr.. Hay left All4habad the Eng
lish troops before Delhi scarcely able to hold
their owe; although always beating the mutineers
in every attack, they had slightly reeeded IRON
their original position Il takes nearly so days for
troops to get to D, hi from Calcutta. Mr.. Hay
thinks the news of the mutiHy at Din pore Is bad
news, because il shows that the communication be-
tween Calcutta and Delhi may be Interrupted.
There i one thing, however, 10 oe considered, the
mutineers have no guns in the n-ighb rbOod.
Mr.. Hay thinks the Issuing of the creased car
trd1es to have been great mistake. The nteiiI-
gent leaders Of the mutneers wen understood that
the creased cartridges were Withdrawn, and that
the government explanations satisfactory, but
the liteTate natives never were convinced that the
outrage on their religion was discontinued. The
writer asked Mr.. Hay if he had any doubt as to the
Ultimate defeat Of the mutneeFs. He said he had
not the slightest doubt OF th,iF defeat. There are
about 81 900 European troops now up in the North
west Provinces The Sikhs, he believes, will be
faithful; at least they have no sympathy with the
MahOmme dams and HindOos The missionaries
who re killed in Delhi were English church mis-
siOnaries Mr..Hay believes that four of his broth
Am, rican missionaries with their families, dear
| fri ends OF his, and with whom he cCrresponded,
were massacred at Futtygbur.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

CY- The Supreme Court of Illinois has just de-
cded that the free banks of that state cannot issue
time certificates of deposit a bank issued C r
tifcate of the following purport:
q p, Esq, has deposited in this bank
two hundred and forty dollars currency to the ere
dit ofhimself, payable in like funds on the return of
this certificate, duly endorsed, four months after
date.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
Gentlemen Take Notice
Agricultural Bureau.

"Opens ON MONDAY. THE 12TH INST, to continue
~ during The week. Tickets Of admission NAV be rad
the office OF T. Lusk Esq, in the city any tine, ard
during the FAR the ticket office the gates.
The gate keeper will receive money, and parties
vi tng the grounds viii please supply them elves with
tickets. THUS. b. JOHNSON,
-l3 urar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
80 oE -. Crerr.L 4 -. R. r. a.

Il X.
BOLIVAR. TEAE-, Oct. 7, 1851.
This wi certify that the NJ. y. T. 4. Il Co. have pur-
chased Of Mr. W. 8 Bennett, the GIT % their
lrs Bridges Buildings, &c &c Vests Galvanc Cement.
Having used and tested, have hesitation In re-
commencing % be the best ana cheap covering
10 X. r. NEFf.Y, President,
NJ, Q. 4 T. r. r. Go.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

Gas. hEspERsos.-6en. Henderson, Of Texas,
has entirely recovered iron bis late illness ana hat
announced ms willingness 80 accept The position Of
United States Senator Tor tbs Eastern District.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

ttA1fasiai kAA frh Is. iaof
81, hEasETT,- Dear E8f--~uuf eaapauF hssinF tesn
frsablrd very maeh gth irsy c4Fs pgt aane II YEAR
Rafcat Psfnl upon thel. and a. a. V snslsf.=
tends, elrsrfa-y fseosaulsaa 40 any VAC sisa
as rl1I y nbg a7Ft- hoHFst Ee
u. COFFIN. knnefIntsufsnt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
NEW BOOKS.

"QUITs." A new Novel by the author of In itials.
"FHE MIsER'S WILL" By G. W. NJ. Req noIds.
'THE BLASTED HEATH. By Eugene Sue.
"THE WHITE CHIPS BRIDE" By Capt Mayne Reid
"GRACE WILLARD; CR, TIE HIGH AND The Low"
"SKeTOHEs BY BOZ" n , Vols. Illustrated.
Just received by
Oct1O 2. HAGAN & BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

Attached IS a from John L. Morgan, = O. Archi-
tfct by which may be opinion Of Mr. Samuel
Sloan. the lebTatrd Archec Architec-
whose with this mode Of ro0hrg who
a doubt, is a isfactrry % al.
MEMPHIS March ~, 1857.
Mr.. w :. BESSETr When Ia Philadelphia, Pa, a few
DAYS ago, called upon Mr.. uCel sloan the ebrated
Arch tec md author Of the Sloan Work Archit-c
asked his opinion TO the inability &C. q Vests
Patent Roof such you usrg the city Of Memphis
and heto me IN u he had hesitation in saying me
that 10 Is 60 ID and durable roof aud advo-
Gates clai TO be- farther saying that he sing
hne building for himself KesDectflHs,
joan L. MORGAN, Architect.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Oct 9, 1857.
The Speaker announced the following the
Standing Committees of the House for the present
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny FERNS New Book.
Fresh lie "a " e s
BY FANNY FERN.
In one volume, fBlue and Gold.


From tie he10 YORK courier
leaves are always fresh lively and piquani and
they the of nature about hem Ihere are
GOOD many rrofesed les who say that Fanny rrde
and hippant. But this class o. critic thnk hat
anything coarse and vulgar and hppant' at Is NOT
commonplace and Gull, and stuFld. = ahSsPe"Ie "H
Byron and sterne and Addison and fe ing are dread
fully coarse. ard they dreadful poPpaT: EIeHcu
critic has conn sred Shakespeare to dung NIL bu What
say what they think; and the public has FighI 70 .A
too: and 4 alTays his iaht without any Tore
FOR the vane on church steepe. The public have gwen
unauestionahe eviderces OF liking Fanny ems
gar. Fanuv's style has the WARY, erseness anu SP
Grammatical l;veIipeSs Of the French school, while he
fancy I'm Of genial Tenderness and as eeInlns WIZ
simple dramptic and feeling as TIE most res
diomsti- Of English writFs There are some wto com
plain that she Is par"grap T. ana so she - ana
o yver Solomon az Frauku and Pope, ana monaigne
- - po.b.s, r,-r5 and Bacon. But would be
odd objection 10 male ~ any au'hor ma r.
Into a paragraph the Wit which another 70 VAN ttst8teI
clinbed into reputation through the erea ct dcuues
She wrote journals, and compelled me EoIu
cogr genius in s. lie of the S
nelS through which she addressed u -. IA.
The present volume is very pretty little one with GIT
edges, and qusict binding VI ch has an an lqua,S
mailing agreeable contrast 20 the cotnOn De anu
gold now the rage ne book mauE' cturefs'
From tie Nelc YllEey.
Fanny Fern may appear thousand times with teTn
Leaves, Palm Leaves, and leaves but hnal leaves aA
ing, and she will he agreeable as ever Ailhobgh sue
book, issued in superb style BY Messrs Ma
Fresh Leav 50 whatever she writes has on It's lace
the common look and vigor OF an intellect IN rs pine
The eye keen the voice csive as ever
Let her faults be what they WheEeyer amy Feru
writes IN a subject il concluded feel the CON Tt
rather. This Of her richest publ cations bTim-
OF life and abundant The call for the boob VILE
doubt, be loud and long.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
NOTICE.

VNHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
have this day declared a dividend OF 50 per share
Capital said Company for the six months,
payable the stockholders nd after The goth inst.
4. W. BUTLER,
Oct5-2wd. Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

ESGFSEER's ASB GEN'L suPT's OFFICE MEMPHIS CHAmEs
ToN RALroAD
hEATHs, Jure 90, 1ssI.
To WI Tr NAY CoscEE This is csrdfy that the
MeuphHs and CLarlrs10n Railroad Company have pur
chased Of " s Benntt The right 10 aud
their nrpOfs Build g. Cars sc, &C, Vests Galvanic
patent ere nd va-sr proof Roodug aad believe
Il 20 be uea and dGrab.s covering having
ready had u In use for ei ut months.
SAN. TATE, Pres dent.
q. ARMS, Gent supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
AFreRNooN SESSION.
bills INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Nancy, to relieve the State from liability on
acc unt of aid extended Railroads and other in
teFnal improvements.
Mr. Keeny, 70 repeal the Act Of Feb'y. I6, 1856,
authorizing Grand Jnries to send for witnesses III
| certain cases.
Mr.. st. John, to repeal the Homestead Law Of
/ Feo. 81, 1852
Mr. Stanton, to give further time to perfect the
titles 10 land held under this STAKE.
hr Cannon, 70 protect Parehts and Guardians.
Dir. Revision, 70 establish new county TO be
called HerndOh.
Sir. Bradford, to repeal the Act Of Feb H. 1852,
and the Act OF Feb. 8. 1884, 10 relation TO State
aid 20 internal improv ements.
Ar. Bate, 70 aseertsIn the will Of the voters Of
Upton county, on th~ question OF removing the
County seat from CoVington 70 the centre Of tue
County.
Mr.. Bate. to incorporate Bird Commercial Col
lego, az Memphis.
VI. Ewing, 10 protect note-holders, providing
thai The tuz-colectOr shall receive the notes OF all
Tree Banks, having the ComplrOller's endorsement
IA payment OF taxes.
AT. Williams, to amend the Act Incorporating
the Western Central Turnpike CsmPny.
Mr. Rose, 20 change tie name Of William Hays.
All VI which passed Erst reading.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Ddvie, resolution declaring it unwise and
inexpedent for tue State to extend any State aid
internal improvements, and pledging the present
Legislature not TO grant any further aid Of this
kind. On motion for a suspension of the Rule,
aud for the immediate consideration of the resolu
ton, the ayes and noes were called, and the motion
lost by a vote of 43 to $50 the resolution
lays over one day.
Mr. Bayless, joint resolution to authorize the
Treasurer to pay the officers and members, their
per diem. The rule suspended, aud the reso-
luton adopted and transmitted to the Senate.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Vests Patent GaIvanic Cement
For

TNHF subscriber prepared OF build
iugs with a and better article than before
had scientific experimenting, aud that It has been the
Archi Builders years, discover
article for roofing purposes that would stand the sudden
changes OF the Gather, add be imperVlous to
water and remain perm aneUt fixture AZ vet nothT
has attained without strg than the people
with. The contraction expansion and rusrg Of uetaI
roofs great 10 changssble climates that they
usele Mess being repaired great expense
yearly Shnges not hire proof and cannot be used
roofs, and the various Compositions aud Cemsns that
been brought into for roofing do not stand the
the leather, but they
crack when frosty, and after two wears become
cruuh worthless; whereas inventor Of the Cal
Gle Obviate those difficult and testify from his
To- expert nc, and e tmonits from reliable
building tina his Cement is the cheapest nd best atcler
before known The combination Of this &c ueu is such
thatit BE- clate for nu roofs dat steep,
eriTg old hirgles without removing them; luirg
,ughS. seami sTouLd bttlemeuts. chmneys
SKY lights Covering ca~ops, decks C. This
CemeIt, by its non-conducou and gavaui M prevents
roofs from rutrg aud unsoderiEg
extremes Of heat and cold better than thing
vented for entire roofs for covering
side Of wood bu ld making them fire proof Its APP
is Ike sate beautiful for the rich palace the
humble cottage.
The having secured the right to the state OF
Tennessee, viii sell rights Of Territory, by Counties
Towns, reasonable terms
The Subscriber is al prepared roofs build
ing, In any part Of the State, at hort Doti-e.
his Roof IS beng put in this city for the bene
at OF an concerned and warranted Gel al other modes
o Roofing The subscriber has ad has mode Of Roof
ing tested as o us qualities, during me ast year ana
ha the city Of Memphis which has proved salts sctory
% wheh number Of the ost prominent citizens can
ties fy.
For further in ormation enquire a. he of5ce where
samples may be sean. Once with A. :. Lii daley,
Estate Broker No 81 College street, Nashville,
address box 90, p. o
". s BENNETT, Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

hr. Cooper, directing ths do8s-kerper % furnish
Catalogue Of Members, Names resideaee, &c. Rule
Suspended aud resolution adopted.
Mr.. Este, 20 elect C0mplrolleF, Oh Wednesday
the l8th inst Laid over
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

The Convention Of the two Houses having agaia
assembled, she Il Hers proceeded Wiih tBe compsF-
son Of the vote for Gosernor. al the coen he
weFs iu except y ierseu, Esd on mDsiou. ths Goa
ventiou aGioeFned al Iuesday 2lh lust, - 10
eelock.
tlie Ssnators hav AZ retired numbsF Of Hcu e
ns WeEe then tsk.a % a. second reaAa.g and
referred 70 "a PROPOSES Coafulllsres. Fhe House
shen acioufusd tll 80 A. d. to-mogro4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

The Senators having appeared in the Hall of the
House, the Convention proceeded TO compare the
vote for Governor, Messrs. Whtthorne, Dunlap
aud White, Of Knox, being appointed Iellers. The
vote Of several countless after counting all the
turns which had been received, was found TO be abb
sent-and it being suggested that the Secretary OF
State probably had the missing vote in his office
the Convention adjourned ill P. N.
The Senators having retired TO their Hall, the
House adjourned till p Z. n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

An invitation from the Agricultural Bureau to
the members to attend the State Fair, commencing
next Monday, received; and accepted.
The House then took preparatory to
meeting the Senate, TO compare the vote for Co.
vernon
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

'
oct6 No. 46 Union 81. door TO State Bank.
sH Country Ne, chants and NiLiuers supplied with q
small bill cf goods iuly low prices 1urcha sing
East Bonnets renovated in superior ste aud reasonable
charges. octj.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAs on the nth day OF January A. d 1887
w Aut C-t L. hHdutt ,N,cuieI unto samuel S,i-
vt>tr- as Trustee n certain deed of Trust, Conveying
u sait Trust e tie lana IN scott County, Iowa, d.
,Ctit"l a fuilp~s, to nj lots ~ nh r seven az sni
eitht { IN oiock number eleven III ~ S'ur,iivant-
Map I @ wn luis. VII ch shii cnist yaic, was mad
s. The saii August l. fitdorf, for tie purplsr 81 Sc
,L'ing The p'ym'ut % certain .utns - money 10
u. VA us irdViduFls therein rr nd nri > ! iortf.
AMI now E III sum> having b. COM dW" and palR-
~" Srd he ssii August ',hnioti having fail 4 TO
p,s tn" same, \ Ssmu'l : Nv, st-r Trustee n arore-
s-ri, ir hereby give this public notice, thai by Nittuc
10 thu pos'r ~ lh l. in IN" N,st,i by said de- Il ~
Iru>i | VII on W cnesday the 9Th day ~ MAY, A.
y. nj, AZ ~ i"ur ~ . o'rlork ~ the aft, rnu u ~
-ap1 IA Il ~ e. ut liun.e door in the ,iiy of Dav-
-nt-It, ,Nyosr ant 90 = { 7 S,ir. at tnDiic auc;iun,
80 the bIghcst hpih r for cssh, the parcels 81 land
shove ,i".c' 10 u - 20 much tNt;'of ~ -h-ll b. suf-
Hci"tt tn nti- " md y ~ the aulcuut 81 sail nd bed
urHsuith h INT, r. ~ thcreout T. tn dAy o ~ z. togcth-
er with ~ III c't. AMI Exp rs 5 att nj nE sad
al cn.tof thi mott =" and vrust .s t.s Ipa the
cnirIlf Il n'f such sal" a de,d vii, b" given In Rr-
cGrit' c with the 81 rtln't"n - s'ii Deed - Trust.
d I'd The Ash day IL May. A. u 1897
Mssii's SAMUEL SYL.VkSTER x, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
Trustees Sale.

XATHEREAS u tn atst day OF September A J.
w lisa, witltani '. SchIa'h eV'cut.d unt" tus
TN tofhtN a Trustee. n crrtaiu d""d ~ Tut, 60 :
Wy iLg To >aii lraste' ia, ismi ~ So II Comfy io
W., dest rb i d. ,l"w town It No. ou' t1t
bioss No. thr,s tSl - IA Nh aud a.. crited On thr
plat of tn - wy Il For II y inoi'- adiit a. =
III ct "f uavetIor', VII en- sad nv yrnt" VI
msi c by ~. ,aii >chuach f' the plrI ose of - n
in. Ia usynttt 4 a e rta,n IN mniiss ~ t.ty srt
IT. sac 80 = -rp siin'i by ssit S,h,rach. Dat
'he hT-t ID q Srpt. inher, 4 u 1888, apt va, ali
IN X Mt 4 { IN "fr wear Tor we've hun r'd az
ten 1rlsrs.
.A"i = u ssb no., having d. c"u" due AMI paNH
Die arHi m --Id WA hm ' S.htsach having fNi'
80 paN a." y LC, I kuetu. Cuiliu TlUstr H-si e.
ut - her" y gtve TIL public totic~ that nv \ ~
81 tn y wer shi'it 10 la IN ~ hs - Odd =
Trrs' I wi, on Stu'ri ) ia eth " If Juuc A
u. 1851, . - hn - = ',locA a.. III AfpI II on :
rad iay al ne &, I hous. duor IN H. cay g. T.
yrrpoIt ~ ne tri de 70 ssls, IA j.vhiie sustlo
g. the hi hest bidder for ca h. the IA &c, ~ al
asove dtssTit -, - sCuttht hereof ~ ~ all - SIN
CT. nj 10 >aiisfy aud pay the amount 81 sid uo'
with tre nj rsst there u to the day 81 sale, I . u
er with the eNprG-,s attend III said ale, cost 81 III
II I 80 and itus ce'- ties. lyon the completion %
such ale a 'e 4 will be- giv'n Ia accord tncc with Ia
stipUla ion o. ID Dret, e Trust
u led the 18Th day Of Apr, 4 u 1857.
msyl2:ts ATSTlNCOnBiS, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

ID hereby given. that Gee. L. Davenport.
Ebenexer Cook. Louis G. Dessaint. John l.
Cook. George Il. Sargent, Austin Coriin
Robert N. Prettyman. Charles Leslie. An
toine LeClaire, John NJ. D Burrows. James
Grant. John i. Dillon. Hiram Price. John
W Wiley and Duncan G. Eldridge. Of SCOT,
County, and loring Wheeler. John Cotton.
Thomas F. Butterfield Of Clinton County,
have associated tllemscl,e - together under
che laws Of Iowa. rs n Body Cnrnorat. und,,
The name Of the WaaLs.piuieon Bril-,
Company. The principal place of the tran.
action Of the business OF said Corporation !.
the City Of Davenport, Scott County. Iowa
The business Of said Company is to build n,
bridge across the Waubsepinicon River for
the crossing Of persons and property for
hire. The amount Of Capital Stock is
Twenty-Five thousand Dollars. and is to L..
paid as follows, viz:-Five per cent at III
time Of subscribing To the same and the la
lance on call from theDirectors in instalment
Of not more than twenty per cent Oh tn
whole srNount and at intervals, of at leas,
one month notice TO he given Of such call for
two weeks, the last publication being ten
days before said call is dut. The said Cor
pogatiOn commences on Nhe 10th day of
April, 1857. and is created to endure fifty
years The affairs Of the Company will Ne
conducted by q Board of seven Directors
and Q President, chosen from their own
uembers. . Secretary and Treasurer. ard
oach other subordinate officers and agents.
- may be necessary, and said officers are to
be elected - follows:
The nrst Board when Five Thousar|
Dsllars hall be subscribed, and their sue
esesors annually thereafter.
he highest amount Of Indebtedness
ualility to which this Company may at an,
a1no sahieet itself b Fifteen thousand Dol
I'M. ss66ss1 BY Ne Bonis u the Company.
ktvet4pssPatv = nunes eun ~ -
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u d % q
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

SOUTHEAST CORsEk wAsHfSGT0S AVENUE 4 THIRD -
st LOUIS Mo,
INCORPORATED by the Gen. al Assembly,, Jauu
AIRY tw-nty-fourth, 1919, with fill au;honty
''To grant diplomas, award degrees, Confer houors
and exercise all and singular the privll g. 'on.Iu,T
TO Commercial olleg-s. authorized by iaw, IN 9TH.
States."-ttnavtev, Sec 2
A full course OF instT uriion, In this Institute n,
embraces Dsuolr Entry. Bnk-Keering, Commercial
calculations. CommerctAi Law ami Prnnansiup.
4entlemen can enter for the course separately.
and al any time, - inst u,tIon Is iflplrt.i tniIv iiU.
ally, and not In classes and each .epartmeni IL li,de-
prndent, aod under control OF It's respective Prof.s -.
or, who alone Ii respon sibie for the progress Of h.
pupils.
- Young Gentlemen Wishing TO prepare hem
selves for business pursuits. are Ie>p,cituli, invit, d
to call during business hours, ami examine the mo,i'
Of importing Instruction, the progress Of Inc plp,ls,
and abe superior facilities extended 10 tn 81 ies.rout
Il qualifying Themselves for N. pr scticAl duties d
the counttns-houss Personal refer nee given IL
above two hu0dreti and MY t21) preCticai AccoUn.
tnnts, now In charge OF looks in this city. all o.
whom have completed their cuisines. ciucatiun IL
this Institution.
N B. For circulsrs. containing info e.
regard to terms, the course II instfucticn, ant a
business Connected WITH the .hov", can clll - III,
6u"th- East corner Of Wssh,nstnn avenue ami Four,
street. or address,
JONATHAN JONES, ST. Louis, No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

euNUE & O P.gTNfRSHlP h.sstofOr- . listing be-
tee n the uni.retgu Il, vi ief the trm of Ry N
Ant Early, l. dis-ole' d RTE day by mususI COM ut
The husine > With - eont,n ID 81 I e old s,ard
% ner ~ ut sRd Main -tre-ts, BY = Graham 81 d
/ r.. Ear 3, IN er ~ q m OF drabsn b Early, who
wil psy eli ,eb's du- : ON, and rt<xive 81 money
due 10 b. 0rm ~ Ryan h Early.
Devepp II, ASsu lsts 1867
J RYAN.
Ar 3 d1 IN. sARLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-18

New York and Boston.
&01@aNA8E
TIME AND DlsTAsoE SAVED. VIA
NclC York Mssd Erie
Wide Gauge, Double TRACK,
B 4 I I. r o A D
Tia : Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails or yts-
pension bridge.
sINTUIS Is the only Wide Gusge Railroad having
L wid. and spacious Saloon Cars running tn roneh
from Dunslrk, Buffalo Niagara Fails and Suspension
Bride" 10 New York.
without Change Of Cara OF
Baggage,
sabrding unusualcomfort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily. at 8
O'Clock. 2. NJ, on the
Nest Splendid steamers In she
World.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes.
procured At the Conpany's Orice, No. IS Dearborn
street, cpposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts ny calling on the Co,npsny'a Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
3. =. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
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SCHHEFCELgE RH|DS. 4 GO,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS II
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
&C.. &c,
10 WILLIAM STRKRT, cor. Beekman, New York.
INVITE he attention of The trade to th.ir lars.
l aud varied stock VI Drugs, Paints. Oils, PerfumerJ
&c IN addition to their regular iniportatton- Of
staple Druss, they are also receiving direct from ths
sources " prodnc.ion and rsnufsc' ure. supplies o.
Tooth, Hx!r and Nail Brushes, Rrcnsrs. Oorks. Nor
'Ars. Spanges. yreocn and English P.rfumery. Lu-
1ia's Extrscts. and many other articles usually en-
,raccd In Ornsgtsfs' stocks. which they are slso en-
shIef 70 usfer On he mcst aivAnts8eous terms.
Orders either In person or by mail, will receivs
uornrt attention augld1y