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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
Shirts, Collars, Cravsts, Neek-Tiss; Aaaexsf'
shisk, svspsudsrs, Hssisry, &C., 30

All Of which 10 nov offered 70 the iu.pecien o! put'
shaserS and candid examinsco0 10 ssspeotsny sosS'
led, bsfars purchasing elsewhere.
NIB, A Perfect Fit IL Wafrantcd In all cases, OF
he Garments Got delivered. r,,,nsoy
BUTTS W fsON.
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SP Nc
8 NJ / L L IN cry
JUST REC4IvkD AT THl
Paris and usv Yssk Wholesale aaa lsesu
MILLINERY xstailishusut.
corner Of Brady and Third srses.
- DAv1nP0aT, IOWA.,
The subscriber takss plsasure II infopuias t. L..
dies OF Davenport, Rock Island and vie,.isv
that he has just returned nom New YoS
si'y~isha large and elegant assest.sss
BONNET RIBBONS, SILKS, FRKNcHPLovrp
and all kinds or
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also the largest and best sslectsd 49, -
sraAw AHD HnArottrAH DonnKIe, L1onsap sss.x
IRAID Alb SOFT sTRAw vLAro.
ever brought 70 this city. Ladies VIII and AZ a.,
establishnent % rish and tsssy readv-ssI.
SILK AND STRAW TRIANkD ioHNRra
Of The latest Paris sNles, are kept m ~ 1>.s
fasAiopabls st0Fss II the city or New Yosh
SILK AND craps BONNETn
or every description Dade 70 order M v.,-.,.-
toat. nhase U.slpiisd Win Passsn 1sasess ~
N.B.-Ssrsw Bonnets elseaAsd, nrssaeA ..a IN
tered. Pinking, Making aaA Sa0Dins Sos III 81
AlsAs q kneseidssy nd Binding done r. erIa, -
Iowa. 80 - ~
WHV100
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| Davenport, MarcL -. 1857 apsdtf
| Boots and Shoes,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Of Msssrs Dawson, GrixSs }, the undersigned
wLl continue the business as suessssrs TO said
arn,at the old s,esd on Brady street,
below Second.
a Complete Assortnsnt
Of al ki.ds Of goods in their line will b kept constant
| v eshAad, comprising IN part
0ssss ans saif.skin Boots,
| - Patent Leather Boots and oaitsrs,
Shoes Of every variety,
Ladies' Gators, slippers, &c,
Childreus and lusauts shoes,
Boot aud shoe Finding,
Water Proofs,
As, &c, As, -,
Orders fos custon-work promptly executed.
q, Whatever W warrant We will mend free Of
portion of the trade Of Davenport and vicinity l.
oietsd, with the hops that ample sasfaction viii b.
iyss. l.prlO =: oKIGas & CO:
A NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
r@qB undsrsisnsd would respectfully annsanss
l 10 the elussns Of Davenport and vicinity, THAT
hey have lssssd NE stors,
He Il Main street,
=. orssr. S,..k, Hs's Side, '''s''s S''"t a"d
ssessSI
For she purpose Of ksspings
FIRST CLASS MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Gentless<ns' Furnishing Goods.
s,sv dsttsr themselvee from their long experience
,o.s,er in the business and their uniform success nn
sso in iutn! the wants ana ,ss s.n OFFER
~ h..s ~ here either with regard to the ea.nty o.
cooa., Reaso asbsness Of Prices q style OF Se'uhs
and WerknsassiE unsurpassed u any s'V IN Tue
eovutsy.
OUR STOCK,
Which y. ar.ust opsnins sons't' in part Of the h0s''
Isnsh and Engiish
tass,usrss and Dssskins.
six, Satin,
Dreeads, ... Al
Cashmere and
Hsrssilles,
vsssinss.
OF yIxrsr AND uHwEsT PATTERNS.
rossthsr with general assortment OF
aExTIExRus' FuRNlsHrNe GOODS;
SUCH AS
shirt,, collars. crsvsts, Nssk-Tiss; Handler.
shis1, ssspsudsrs, Hosiery Sc 90
All Of which IL now offered 70 the inspection OF pur'
eAaserg and candid examusson 10 ssspeo'Niy sosis''
led, sstors purchasing slsswhess'
NIB. A Perfset Fit 10 Warranted In all cases. I"
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xAI1T5 1IzPI1 AID 1evrI-.: :,

ontsd maehne, which has received - S.sxss
40 mry'avs prsmiums, and wbers Shsy ~. 49,
- heys given universal sAsisfactlnC Is,S-
Assl1P,y viii b l1nll1f I0UIsS = vSsfA .
aRle ax3a eeaaa & Ross islaal ~ prssS
oE1LlN0 OFF.
1eoso an9 Fixtures Fer enIo.
aSs: =. l..e.e = sl.ws shaas Z SaSssas
isns oppHs1n6y fos ~ ons Wtine = 0SS,r M ~
WhossAie Dry 8oods baaiasss. 9XVs eSsrssvS ~.
nseaoas thfoegh ~ soAnsry uosld = q s0ss slsss
Tee 70 sev hoass. The stock vtn - ~ Tss.I n
% lsssoS.s sssns and haviss hsa 1900 ssIss
. eay.t. ...stlap7kn ADAND0S WE.
TO The Pubic.
HI subscribers are now rscsivta9 : sre var..sy Il
1pE1ng aAA SuAAof 00SSe
., w. psss:sas sad aaAasss q ca6kas esas.srss
Vssla, silk and Linz JAhrass
VOC aa@srsss y ss.a o. dssstbs Aleea all sasors
SgAkIaAxNo 0eAoe
q ~ ansss 81 ~ Oa.isalA n es1Es sooA !.
ssssdss Adss tsa sSs. NJ assnss
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GLASSWARE

aver offered ia this market, with hns ttosk o.
CR COOKERY on hand aud g airive sns sna nsA'
~~N'' HIDDLHSoN 4 LYON,
secopd street, between Brady and Ferry,
.n,,dlv sDaysnport lows.
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Lubinp Extracts for Ii Hsndksrehief,
WARRANTED genuine, constantly on hand and
w Tor sals By FRANCIS JACOBY, a.,
,a.y,aI. Apothecary.
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Herring's Safes .

THE subscribers are Age MT
L for Messrs. S, G.. Herring
& Co.'S. celeb rated Fire and
Thief ProsfSaie.
Wewould invite the atten'
ton Of the public to The fact,
that these Safes nave for year
, stood the Test Of both FIRE,
thief and also OF time. Very
many Safes will in Z measure
defy the former and YET al
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DISSOLUTION.
TThR eopartnsrship heretofore existing between
= J. 3. T N. D. Hickman In the pnacti e Of medi
cine and surgery 10 this day dissolved BY mutual
sonssnt All persons indebted 10 the above drm
will please call aAdssttls without del ay.
n. d. HICKMAN.
Davenport, Marcel "a. 1857 apsdtf
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Y6x Szk1i

THE HOTFT ~ WALCOTT.
TWELVE miles vess q Dsysnpest, ~ ~ sea.
i ton ON he n. 4 n. Rstanpsd. n hOQ6o r
well built, and 10 sitnAtad natural elovu16 n
the prairie, comns~"'~ ~ exten1vo vloW ~ ~
surrou ding, cinit9 u 9voS10 g.
,ort for spoftsmen ans1ng TIA hAat1g eee11. 4
large and commodsows 80 No. = xsaekSG . he
premises. Terms very low, ano q
Len h o re AT
or part. Of the r~'"ss : 9ensy Vii = ofvsa.
Possession gives hmm cdists1T. AppIy0 !
nov93 dn 0bOkS k&hoRRT.
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JACoBY,s !ADvEKTIsEMENTs.

Dasin's AmandioA
lust received BY express from H. manufae turer,
y for the care and prevention Of ehappsd hands,
&c, for sale By FkAHtts JACoBY, ia,
iau3V dly Apotheaary.
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COLUMN OF
The Iowa Book Rooms. >
~. - Brady Street, doors North Of Tie
Post once,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
00tA1ol10h0A A raz0-
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
@READ ADVERTISEMENTS BELow.rs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
YAI1JAHTs CYLxRRATEp SCALES.

INH6 CBLkkKATEE SCALk1.
A DAPTED 70 any required opsr-
Aation Of weighing, ~ for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use Of
warehouses, stores snd fOundriss,
and In short for every kind Of busi-
mess.
L Toe great skill and fidelity en-.
ploysd in their manufxcture and
The determination on the part Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

The number of deaths, compared with the cores
bonding weeks of 1866 and 1856, was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

New MINING OPERATIONS PLAcERs DIS
COVERED At AIBANY.-For many years clique
of corrupt politicians swarmed about the State
capital greedily fastening upon the treasury, and
artfully devising new schemes to plumber the
people Of the State. The interminable, always
begun, never finish ed canals formed the chief
source from which they drew their spoils. The
new constitution put an end to great many of
these schemes, and the things Of the lobby 1ut-
tered of to Washington to seek the fatter pas
lures Of Pennsylvania avenue. There they bat
tened for time, but a great explosion has just
scattered them to the four winds of heaven. The
Investigating Committee has wound up their Con-
gresional work for the present at least and we
find them again at Albany pressing for new loan
of four millions-always for The canals. To get
this loan it will be necessary to ask the people Of
the State to give their consent at the polls. This
has been previously done for loan of ten mil
lions, and the precedent Of re-opening the consti-
tuition every two or three years, or whenever
few spoilsmen at Albany want dollar or two, is
bad one. If there is any necessity for further
work upon the canals, let the sum required be
estimated and assessed upon the taxable property
of the State; then levy direct tax and finish the
matter at once and forever We must close up
that placer Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

desire to further . proceeding which would
be gratifying to the French government
has led it to perpetrate an act Of gross injustice
and indecency in case in which the utmost eau
ton and circunspection should have been exer-
cissd. To what purpose serve treaties-tO what
purpose serve all the legal safeguards by which
personal liberty is surrounded in this country-if
our government endeavors to substitute for them
it's own sovereign will and pleasure. But for the
efforts of the defendants counsel these poor
French prisoners would by this time have
crossed . second time the Atlantic, to be again
probably transported, either to the galleys or
Cayenne. Such an illegal and arbitrary exercise
of the powers of the Executive will, we trust,
not be allowed to pass in Congress without re-
ceiviDg its proper share Of censure 1t is occa-
sionally necessary to remind government officials
here, as elsewhere, that they cannot override the
law or consult the dictates of their own inclina-
lions without being brought to severe account
for it by those to whom they owe a RESPONSE
bility
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take place, TO compel a separation Of prisoners
for technical oOntenpts Of Court from those whs
have violated the known laws Of the land.
One constant mistake seems 10 be ct the bot
tom Of our Jurisprudence. 1t is that evsry I'M
fortunate debtor is to be pursued 10 the last sx-
Femity of the law. The great Lord Mansfield
made this remarkable assertien-that for every
fraudulent debtor he had known he had found =
hundred fraudulent creditors In late statistical
report Of the commercial failures which have o.
Cured in the United States durirg the last year,
amounting to more than twenty-five hundred, but
thirtytwo debtors were suspected of 1.auduent in
tentions; and yet every man of them under our
system, could have been sent to prison upon the
simple affidavit of IN interested party, whose evil
dence in civil proceeding would not be admissi-
BILE. The last thing man in business will part
with is his credit. To sustain this he pays exce~
sve usury, stints his family, and groans in agony
For this he gives up his last penny, and when
utterly stripped, too often finds that his sacrifices
have gone for nothing, and he il still liable 10
immediate imprisonment. Humanity revolts at
such . state of things, but it exista
No PioiesSion suouiu Ut 0oeS stanO nlgner IMAM
that of the law when in honorable hands The New
York Bar may be proud of many of it, MEMBER
of men high in attainments, clean in hands, and
pure of heart But Of that remorselees and mi
SCRABBLE crew Who like vultures, descend upon
every unfortunate who has q single feather left
to be plucked, there cannot be language strong
enough to portray their infamy. 1t il to DO
hoped that public opinion and public justice may
be awakened 70 the consideration of the abuses
we have here but family pointed out.
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VHIRTY-FOURTn CONGRESS-
sxcoup sHssI0u.
Senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, 1857
The Senate passed The House bin prohibiting The impor
,Atou OF obscene prints ssiue,cs, 40. Also heJHouss
bill esiabhshps port OF delivery Of Augusta Georgia.
and The House BIN making appropriations for The compile
ton Of military roads In Ougos.
opSpsat SCOTS rAr
On motion OF Mr. CRuTsypSS. Of Ky, the Senate then
proceeded TO the consideration Of the Hous Joint
tisn ipcrtssipg the par Of Lieutenant General Scott
Ater brief discussion the subject postponed until
Monday.
Tine DEFICIENCY BIZ
was taken up and the Senate struck the clause
spprcpristrg slseoCo for books for members OF the
House
Senators 10 the eouvse Of the debste upon H. said Il
was q siupepdous fraud upon the country.
The bill was parsed
rpw fASD DrnC1s.
Three House bills, establishing three additional land
districts In Nebraska and three In KansAs we're also
rssscd.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON, OF Mass, resolution WAS
adopted requesting the President 70 communicate 70 the
senate ell the corrspondenoe with Gov Gesry relative
70 snalrp In Ksrsas.
The Senate then took q recess
EVENING SESSION.
The ssnase preceded 10 the consideration Of The 10
siss,ive, Executive and Judicial Appropriations bills
An amendment vas proposed by the Committee on
Tifsrct 10 create nstion 10 Persia
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The number Of deaths, compared with the cores
ponding weeks of 1865 and 1856, was as follows
Week ending March g. 1885, $50
Week ending March i, 1885,. $3.50
Week ending Feb. 49, 1851
The nativity table gives 334 natives Of the United
States, ~ Of Ireland, 80 of Germany of England,
Of Scotland, each of Belgium and France, and l
unknown.
The ,sles Of cotton yesterday embraced about 1900
bsle' chiefly effected In the forenoon As soon 1t
known that the Niagara had reached Halifax tie sales
were checked, and after publication ofthe European
In the afternoon, holders demanded advance OF 10
per h., which prevented further transactions for the
day Operations In bresdstuns were pretty well over
before the became public. Flour opened with .
better tone and fair saes made 10 the local trade
with some lots for export Wheat quiet, with small
sales Common Southern white al 81 TO- and red at 81
81. Corn wss In good demand, ith sales Of mixed at
Tic. nc new yellow do. si 73c., and ole do % ITO,
with old white as SOC. Pork steady M S2s SO S2a
90 for new mess and s23 for old. Sugars were In fair
request and prices quite steady. Coffee was quiet
Freishts were without change OF moment Flour was
aiken to Liverpool at L. 3D., AMI and whsst st
4Zd SKA and small LOT Of aouI to London o. Is 3D.
probably TO ill up.
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q. The lowest was on Thursday night, when II
marked rs degrees above Eero:-
? IN I'll sP.h sfE lei ?
iHlliZ Ill LIt Ii
~ in lse lsl4su K So aI7' ~ w. ISo Nis1N " s2i
esa l22lS0 81 ISL n N 45lli W. k01ll35ls W.SS
Tues. I2AIpO ll42ls. W. O,4lI6O w Mlll48l6 W. l4SI
We'd l16ESo 4l5blS W. ,So Oli6lS W. Ol2I43I W. IssI
Thu. I26lSO Al?6lN W. $50 Al SIN W. BO l29| N isl
Fra. l25l% l2lalN; T. 10 xIs2s: r. |so.aI ISIS T. isl


Saturday-MoYning and aiternoon clear
eupday-Clear all day.
honday-Aornrg and afternoon clear. and night
cloudy.
Tuesday-Aornng clear. and afternoon clear and
warm.
wednesday-AoYning cloudy; afternoon cloudy and
cold.
Thursday-hovning cloudy; afternoon cloudy and
blowing; q night cold.
Frid.y.Aornns cloudy and cold; afternoon oseas;
night, hight snow.
Saturtay-Cear al day.
The City Inspector reports 44s deaths during the
past week-a decrease of two as compared with the
return of the week previous. The following exhi-
bits the number of deaths during the past two weeks
among adults and children, distinguishing the
sexes -
Men Women. Boys. 0irls. Total.
Week ending Feb e.. 70 81 10! ls4 40
Among the principal csuses Of death were the
LII
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There were also deaths of bronchitis, Of apo
pexy, of congestion of the brain, Of disease Of
the heart, u of Inflammation of the brain, of
hopping cough premature births, SO stillborn, and
IA deaths from violent causes.
The following is classification of the diseases
and the total number Of deaths in each class of
disease during the past two weeks
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T III E L A ST NEW S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
rr- s.. II Justice, Count.

JAMES JONES. Asrnfrf~---.,
4swS+ Of tie estate ol Richard kelInv- dec
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE

supply those who may desire them short notice.
Numerous certificates or t- superiority these Ma
chimes amy orferiu use can De readily obtained.
for l VIA" use e. pronounce Il Ear ahead of any otler
+ Hii directions for using ACCOMPANY each Machine.
Terms reasonable. kEYES & BLODGETT
Mineral Point. Sent. { 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-04
1857. Season Arrangement. 1857.
KATE HOWARD.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET,

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonville, A row
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge and Brunswick.
The new and light draught freight steamer,
rr5. IN KATE HOWARD, Xxx.
sks ssttsSsssasaa JOS. S. MANSON, Commander,
Will commence, on early opening Of navigation,
her regular weekly trips in the above trade Leav-
ing ST. Louis every TUESDAY at O'Clock P.
Nj, and returning will leave Brunswick every
FRIDAY, at 6 O'Clock, A. M, and Glasgow at
IL NJ, arriving in st. Louis on Sunday.
The Kate Howard was built expressly for the
above trade. She combines strength and speed, and
for lightness of draught cannot be surpassed by
any boat in the Missouri river. We hope by
promptness and strict attention BUSINESS TO mer-
t a liberal share of patronage from our friends
to whom we extend our thanks for past favors.
M j. S. MANSON, Commander.
M. HILLARD, Clerk
s THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent, Glasgow.
January 8, 1857. ,s, .-,. ,.. .iI...
p. S. The Kate Howard is speedily arranged
for carrying Furniture and Carriages, with safe
ty. having storage room on the boiler deck; she is
also well adapted to carrying live stock, having
ample room, specially for the purpose, l1a,tt
Season Arrangement for 1857.
REGULAR, ST. LOUIS, COUNCIL BLUFFS
AND SIOUX CITY PACKET Sioux
City, Logan, Sergent's, Bluff City, Omadi, De-
catur City,, Desoto, Florence, Omaha City,
c, uncil Bluffs, Bellevue, st. Mary's, Wyoming
Ciy, Nebraska City, Linden, Brownsville,
Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point, Savannah, ST. Jo-
SCI h, &c. ........,r... 80 trr
Ey5. h THE new and commodious and fast
pkss5sssssssI passenger steamer A. c. GODDIN,
f. \ TRACY, Master, H. L. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
viii on the opening of navigation, ply as regu-
lar packet to the above and all other intermediate
landings on the Missouri river. The A. c. God
din having been built expressly for the Missouri
river trade, is of extraordinary strength and well
adapted TO il every particular, and shippers can
depend upon the A. c. Goddin remaining in the
A reasonable share OF the patronage of shippers
and the public generally, is respectfully solicited
OF .G,.ss73 E. N. TRACY, Master. au3
H. L. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-04
SAINT LOUIS AND GLASGOW

''HO . liz IT. U1hl ONDA1 FAChEI. =
For Augusta, Portland, st. Aubert, Smiths Land
ing, Cote-Sans Dessien, Jefferson City, Mari.
on, Providence, Rocheport, Gibson's, Frank
lin, Boonvile, Arrow Rock and Glasgow.
slSfAs THE new and very ght draught
- - steamer, CARRIER, VIM. C. PosTAL
Master, will leave St. Louis every Saturday eve
ninga O'Clock. Returning, will leave Glasgow
on Tuesday, at II M, and arrive at S.. Louis on
Thursday. .F..- ,, ....ly 80 $50
The steamer Carrier has been running in tbe
trade one season, and her reputation for punctual-
iy has not been surpassed by any boat ever in the
river, and Captain Postal, and ]. A. Scudder,
Clerk, feeling grateful for past patronage,
take this method of returning thanks 10 their
fFepls and say that their conduct for last Sc ason
VIII guarantee for the coming one +, \
49, THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent,
rep. 10, 1897 Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-04
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET LINEl
For Lexington, Kansas and St.
.-.. !...,. Joseph.

.,... l..r.,. r.. Joseph. 80
TICKETING THROUGH T0yCOUNCIL BLUFFS.
he, b THE Unrivalled Regular SATUR-
1900 u DAY Express Passenger Steamer.
METEOR, I. E. DRAFFIN, Master, wlfieays
for the above and, intermediate points, on eve
ry alternate SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock, P. M,
during the entire season, as follows. .res.l. a..
April 25th; A May 9th and Dad:
June 9th and goth; July 4th and 18Th;
Aug. LIST, 10th and 39th; September 10Th and 26th
October 10th and24th; November It'll and 21st
Returning, win leave ST. Joseph every alternate
FRIDAY,at 10 O'Clock, as follows: '. ''-1'
April 18th, May LIST, 18th and 29th;
June 18th and 26th; July 10th and oath;
August 7tlfan 2lst; September 4th and 18th;
Oct. I'd, 18th and Both; November 18th and 27th.
Leaving st. Joseph Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A.
M; Domphan at -, NJ; Atchison at 2; Iatan at 3;
Weston at 4; Fort Leavenworth at 6, P. M; re-,
naming at Leayenworh City over night. Leav-
ing Leavenworth City Saturdays, at o'clock;-
Parkyille at 7; Wyandotte at s; Kansas at O.;
Wayne City at IL, A. NJ; Liberty at -, M; Rich
field at 2; sibley at 3; Camden at 5; wellington
at ., p NJ; remaining at Lexington over night
Leaving Lexington Sunday, at 6 O'Clock; Berlin
at 8; Waverly at 0; HIPS Landing at 10, A. M;
Miami at II, NJ: Brunswick at 2; Glasgow at 4;
Boonvllle at q, p NJ; Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in st. Louis on Monday,
IN time for all evening lines of travel and offering,
W uesia'iiiS Pthctuahty, Inc most reliable
method of ira nsit to st. Louis from all points on
the Missouri River, avoiding the falling tunnels,
land-slldes, and general casualties of the highly
dangerous Rail Road from Jefferson City, with but
trittlng loss of time and no additional expense.
GZS The METEOR was built, without regard
to cost, for First Glass Missouri River Passen--
ger Packet; aud in point of speed, elegance and
luxurious accommodations, is pre-eminently with
out rival in the trade. No effort on the part Of
her officers will be wanting to secure the COM
petest comfort and convenience to Passengers, and
Shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch in
the delivery of freight. -
April 49, 57 THEo. BARrHoL ow, Agent.