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Cuuy Generals Qce-Gen. George Gibson oommissary
assistant Captain NJ D. Simpson; clerks and nessen
ger.
SuDcon Generals 0GoeGen Thomas lawson, surgeon genea
assistants, Dr. H. C. Wood and DR. G X Wood; three clerks
ERgle Joseph G. Totten chief engineer; assistant
Captain u. c. Wright; five clerks and one messenger
typographical BtHoduCo j. j. Albert colonel OF the
Captain Woodruff four clerks and messenger
Ordnance BworhCol r. Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt. VIM. klaynader; eight clerks and messenger
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For Kansas aud Missouri River.

IWE PAClflC RAILROAD is now running two
II daily trains between ~ Louis CITY ,onner,ipe
with The ghlung LIVE q hissonriver packets.
son Guy da on .ho arrival Of the express carrying the malta
aud p@ssonsers nr Bonneville Glasgow IAiarn Kasas Jyen
WORTH, weston 81 Joseph and all nermcdtlie paints.
Through from s. Louis 10 hours and from u n, IA
hours ahead Of boats starting Louis q
lhe Lightning Line packet In
being required
never delayed waiting Eg towns on their way Ihroay,
tickets can DO purchased the principal cities sas or
AZ % ,ne omcS v " LOUIS. I McKISiCK
"S - --uu ASST Supt
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DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsyva-
u Half street Washington ~ c., Mrs.
Sl,As REYNOLDS, propreress.
Borders by the day, week, or month.
Several large AMI comfortable suitable Car hmls perma
aud transient barJcrs comfortably accommodated and mea
furnished 10 trosc Who roou elsewhere
chQge selection or vines liquors and cigars win always be
found AZ tho har,
Free unch eyory DAY al II o'clock.
l6-tf
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

no person entered upon bok uuess t
payment Of the subscription be made in advance,
erbcrs may forward By hr and all sk
all be assumed By ourselves afe tran nis ion
COUNTRY PAIER Is pabuhed i-~ccky during tho session
. Cohrres-, and seIn,werkly during the
Subscriptions period loss than viii be received on terms
proportioned the above annual
a5-PoSTAAsTF1cs agents; and By
sending us YE Subscribers eneSedi SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, enclosed VIII be entitled
graliS
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George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of DEEDS for all the States,
amaH NOTARY PUBLIC, ul
May 16--1y Seventh strep, 400.

II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington
Ap l1-dyi
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no $751;
BY the President of the United states

~ - --~-''~--~ = - -, -,
TN pursuance OF law, /, FRANKLIN PlERCE,
President ~ the United America hereby declare and
ees M t TRRIroaY on onoN al the periods esig
mated 10 wit
~, ~, :. - - ,,..,.,, a. IN
Az ths nu ohce AZ os ,ni' ~ I'm t. G Iad ~, I'm no al
day Aagua ne toi ie disposal o. uie pun" nus WIN" W "
ingnAmed townships, VIZ;
North N he lase lias If th Wlldmah meridian
yvn.h,, on. ana r..ono, o0,nsbn Two Of range ou,
io"nsnp Vn' anu a''aen'''' '"f''P w., - - 80
Torpsbina one two and three Of range one
T,",nshiis o,,e' ' i~,, ~ ana ,hrsc of range tgo
HpSG # he ba,e line Of ae Waamdte meridian
Township one OF ranges one ico and three
Soda y tAs base t'@ ana ~e@ y n'e "n""a's "s'N"'"
Township one Of ranges one t,oo and lhnoe
township three of ranges orc ana heo
Township -four, Of ranges one, t,so, and nree
Township eleven Of ranges nyee fl, and 6e
townships sevenieon and eighteen, or range thyee.
Townshipa seventeen and eighteen, Of range -four.
coo,,,aocng ON Monday N, l,,a
day A,aa naa G .ss disposal @ the public lands Situated w'n
i's '0''pS'ps 10y nAa''' ' V'' ~ , ~
n 9 me 70 e. seoa e ao sections
80 ra n,, four ,,yeny ay. ,ev AIN ang thirty Ave of town
shin tw wenty two Of range sir
le es q ~ , s H. u ,h ,,an ~ y
eectans aan ne,een twenty and twenty one the north
@ ~ sn he norswss, a,ar,er Of secon
en,, a SECTIONS twenty nine thirty thirty one and thirty two
or township twenty two Of range ssun
@ 81 on % a. nv, one 10 Gre ,n,sve and me son,he,s,
quarter o. the souheas. quarter % sesp ron sevs o os 20
he 6ar of seon he east half Of ,he norhwest quarter te
northwest quarter M The northwest quarter
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter OF the southeast
OF section ten the southwest quarter Of the southwest sr
Of section eleven the southeast quarter OF section Twelve sec
tons thirteen fourteen and fifteen the northwest quarter o the
northeast the northwest quarter OF section eighteen lots one TO
inclusive and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section twenty sections twenty 10 twenty seven inclusive the
hall the northwest Of section twenty eight lots
and and the southeast quarter the northeast quarter Of
the northeast Of section thirty three and
sections thirty four and thirty 1--WE Of township twenty TWO, u range
eight.
Lots aud two of section lots to Ave. nclusye and
the east hall Of the southeast quarter OF seco ee the west nan o
the OF section nine the north half OF the northeast
the north half OF the northwest quarter ana lots one 10 r
ncusye OF section thirteen the north hail. and lots one 70 FOUR ncu
Of section fourteen the south half Of the northeast quarter the
fifteen the northeast OF the northeast and lots
aha w ,Mo y, W sfeot @ ~ , @ @ ~ % @ @ ~ -; N' '" " " ~
eSnpeh ~ uNnsup W @ W., W. W W @ i"ss ~ s a.
"hshps Nehy slA @ 'n' Moi.! ae''n " " 1auboInf'
ToWnsnp ,Men sN ,aU, a y @ I ~, ,h, ~ sy h, ~ =, -
,whsh thnly fM @ ana @ utly egi u apge oe
i' irs y, .oMp i, @ t',,, 80 M ~ ~ @ @ =, @ ~ " u i'n
Ea,,o 'omnsnP "m t,rH sn WA i - , @ ~ s ~ 1, s i
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EIrm 0f InapadI.


T. --, Of r----, county of ---, State
of - propose . convey mail
o. M yaa @ from tue aaS on m sS IN t%T v contract m Tor tn @
Francisco California agreeab the advertisement Of the Postmaster
wagons conveyance ssengers well the
a and security ar no s o Ss ,Gn anps @ r of Of p
Dated. (signed)
Form g Guarantee
Tho UNDER gncd residing at ----, Of ---,
dertake that foregoing carrying
the Mississippi river TO san Francisco, Calhr
accepted tho Postmaster General the bidder SHALL when
CURED the Postmaster General into the obga
oq % sGm @ ao ,ss ssyss s~ G a. dn s aa% S a& ]
aei ty 0araiors un The 27h sea u The a @ Congress Of July
Dated. csgned by two guaran'ors)
Firm, ef Certificate.
The Undersigned postmaster Of ---- State OF -----
cortc under his oh q office that lie Is acquainted with the above
gaators and knows them to be men o property ana able 10 make
good their guarantee. ..
Dated. ..... (Signed.)
INSTRUCTION.
Containing conditions incorruied contracts
department may daam proper.
pay win trips performed; each of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of the trip
pancc ,ha specified in The contract For den
quenecs Of Che Kind herein specified ENLARGED pena
For leaving behind or throwing of the mails or any portion Of
@ nnn @ @ an sxress cpnyeya nenoe n ae na
quarters pay may be deducted,
satisfactorily explained by certificates of pomasters or the aday
Of other credible persons for failing to arrive contract time for ne
Bectg 10 take uc na from OF nNcr lto post ohj o suhc
ing lowing either TO the unsutabeness Of The place or manner Of
ying ~ to be wet injured destroyed robDed or t ana m reiu
sing, after demand 70 convey inc man as ehty Us tho contractor
runs or Is concerned in running coach on the route
T. Thc postmaster Gehera may ihui ,h ooh,a ior releed i
ros TO run to contract for violating the post Office laws
disoelg inc INSTRUCTIONS o inc department. 10
carrier when required p inc 70 40 oi or assigning ue
conra Wou te asselI o le fostinar 'ehea M running M
express as ares or of apsnng persons or packages convey
ing naillllic nlih'ter out Oh ihe mar
Pa rcyea ailer lho hst NY anu hur hod ~ Not s
guarantee required by w cannot DC oohorcd IN chpeaoh WIN
regular proposal reasonable 10 amount
The roue the service e yearly pay hc name ana residence OF
the bidder at Is MS usual post Office ADDRESS anu oe OF oach
member oil n where company oilers should Do ancy stated
Altered BIDS should not DC suoeu nor should pus once SUP
mted be withdrawn
ch Dd must DC guaraucd py TWO or persons
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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY, No. 81 Bridge street,
{ Georgetown, d. c. where a kinds Of
nrshed VIII q best TO erarps cakes, water Ices conecon
ary at the shortest notice and he iodpae terms
Medal awarded tho last exhibition OF tie Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.
Feb 9-dG
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Washington Branch Railroad.
TNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
l. AT and So, a M, and and 4l6, p.
On Sunday at Az, p. a.... .... .........
Leave Baltimore Washington
At Al and 9I, a. m, and and so p m. #e..
On Sunday at AZ, m.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York
and a.
Passengers for Annapolis win at So and AZ
Do for Norfolk i" 81 and3
Do. for the West a. 0 and AZ connecting
at Washington Junction. T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan 17--dtf I
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the ONCE Tor when ,ney are 's,u s s, r , or ,.
quanny ~ , o. eae' An' e'is ' ~ ~'" ~' " w p
may require, require ,,. :, ~ ,,o IN, NJ, ,o.,., s,e,c,en,
cause iornwtn 70 annai tne con'ae, CON M a., A.. .,.r..,
b'na WIN appo's ssa us ,y ~ pe t Ss , ~ a ,pd ,hs con
tractor and surctes specified such
bond as iqudaied damaeea i,
ihe su'omeh iNt Spenss Us nsary - ua % n" po r , @
amount q"auyi anu uso'P"'" W e"'" VI INV N"N' W
qureu'
Class No 1--Pdpa
A., ,ao oas s,,o ,o,, o, s,ih o,, ,ined and trimmed
"'" = wv 70 or no @ so,r ~ hes, % an,,,,v 80 ~ ' -
100 white hand made satin finish, faint
"a ilsa, na ,s nn,a, " s. we slg s a. & paS a., hd .,
~ The ,he very % hest Ell dualty '' D ,
A. 20 reams whtecap paper machine made faint lined
N ,na WINE ca,, na,er Main hand made 6ip, bned
1,i anS ,mmea p Of pl,s le c h" quality i'
" hned p and trimmed, rim EDO Of the bss, quality
90 rcams cap paper blue laid hand made faint lined
Consular naper Of np the yerv beat quality
20 reans white law cap paper satin dns heavy hand
made faint lined and trimmed of The very best
analty - = -
600 reams qarto post, hand made, white highly glazed
Of the very best quality
10 100 realms auarto post machine made white plain faint.
% lined on hrse sides, 1 2, & The se7. % quality ,,.,
and hard calendered faint lined four sides, and the
post, French, antlincd three sides Of
the very best quality
1s SO reams white paper, highly glazed
ca eesnderea d i,mtSsa sltodsed on three sides
white paper gilt edged, highly glazed,
..t and hard calcndcrcd Of the very best quality
books of the very best quality
hand made white royal
. Of the very best quality
IT, 20 heavy whc super royal pepcr
books, Of the very best quality 49,.
and style MI
10 so rcans heavy highly glazed hard caendeed
'.... yeiope paper, royal yellow, bun, very
90 60 roams heavy paper super royal hard calu
dered and highly glazed yellow buff, of the very
- best quality ...-... -... . ........
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Orders for tickets and shares and packages
above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
an account Of each drawing will be sent Immediately
| all who order from
Address, r. j. BUrlzEY Agent
June IL Wilmington Delaware.
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUnB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CfUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January I, 1867.
TOHN d, BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
eJ this day admitted partners in the Banking House Of
Cubb Brothers ti4 date viii he composed Cas
s. chupb John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House in Ia
yonpor iowa Il composed Charles 81 Qppb Wm H. pouEa
Alexander IL Barrow unor the bm Of Chubb Brothers Bar
row, 4 Co CiUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--du
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TTNO LEASE, for term of years, the mansion of the
Il late General Towson United States army. all the
modern improvements water works. furnace
ply TO j. D. H. SMITH, esq, at his Office, on street
March 21--2wtf
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS-It being
IN the intention Of the board of directors
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the road from the first gate
lis terminus at the District line
dress apply the undersigned the subject before the 18th
a Apr ncxt JOHN @. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana
..a. j. C,IEWtS w " .
Feb 24-3awu Seventh street.
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i, -----, OF -, county OF -, state
propose convey tho entire letter mail for the term
specified
service from on the Mississippi river by --, to san
greeaby Of the Postmaster
the April 1857 in horse coaches spring
suitable for The OF well the
the mails nitt each the annual
dollars; iuekiy, each way, for the annual of -
dollars; semi teey each for the annual sum Of dollars
Dated. CSgned)
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Firm of Certificate.

The undersigned postmaster Of --, State OF -,
;ertics Of office acquainted with the above
and knows them to be of property and able TO make
good their guarantee. .....
Dated. Csgned)
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Form Of a Guarantee,

Tho undersigned, residing at , state OF un
dertake that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail the route
from the Mississippi river, TO San Francisco, CaIhr
by tho Postmaster General the bidder shall when
qured by the Postmaster General enter Into the necessary oba
ton perform the service proposed with good and sufficient sues
understanding distinctly The tlgdion and liabilities
aet 0aiors, under e 27 saio @ The ad ef Congress Of July
2, 1886
(Sgned by two guaranOrsD
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ZION Floyd Secretary War; W r. Dnkard, chief clerk
clerks two messengers and four waicbmen The
following bureaus a,aa,Sd 10 Ms department;
Commanding Generals oGTs Office, the mead OF Stch Is
Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York.
Aau,na Generals oGoCo Samuel Cooper Adiuian General
Major TOwnsenl Breyt Capt Williams
and rcvci Capt srasre Judge Adytaic Brevei Major John
Lee corks anil ~ hls Office are Kept all
records the personnel ~ thc lhe r dc
II is here 4leYc al military commissions are made ot
onernasp Gueyaps o8es leYci Major General T Je.op
nuarermasier general Go u Illrls Captain ~
Miller od I!rcy Major Bcgcr cks end nlassengcr
Trgnaa4r etil Ogte Col d p Iarnod paynaste gencral
Major Leslie district panaser; eight clerks aud one ncssen
ger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
The Excitement in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Oct. 81.
1he Governor was waited on to-day
by number of prominent citizens.
who urged him to withdraw his proc
iamatlon, but he gave them no difinite
answer.
a town meeting is to be called for
tomorrow Z. NJ. The MAYOR has is
sued notice requesting the citizens
not to attend the meeting, fearing that
IT may tend to infame the present ex-
cited state of public feeling.
A number Of the military officers
have called on the Governor, informing
him that the military will not obey
their orders, and that most of the COM
Panies were temporarily disbanding-
Democratic politicians are enrolling to
otter their services to the Governor as
armed citizens under the military COM
manders. The Mayor will issue proc
lamation on Monday, proclaimed his
arrangements for the proclamation of
the peace and protection of voters.
Ihe Governor still adheres to his
Proc'amatlon. The of fcers Of the vol
unteer companies repd rt that nearly
all the men belonging TO them refuse
10 90 duty' except upon order from the
Mayor.
Out of thirty compah hies, not more
than 800 men censegt to serve.
A large number Of citizens have
been served with notices of of emolu.
mcnt, but most Of them declare the,,
intention to pay no attention to the
order.
Many Democrats to-day have been
heard to pronounce The whole mstts1
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SUMMARY.

oak wood is sold at 50 per cord in n. Y,
and hickory at sl2.
The Columbia Mills have advance the
price Of osnaburgs to l3 l-2 c.
The navy department is in want of trans
portation for coal to China for the use of our
steamers there.
We must have diet of company a. well
= one OF books
More houses to rent are to be seen in
Philadelphia, this fall, than at anv time
there in five or six years, and at reduced
rents.
BoxE SrAvIS.-Take two ounces of mercu.
rial ointment, one ounce Of iodine ointment
tvoounces Of camphor and six ounces oil o,
Origanum; warm and mix thoroughly bv
holding the dish in warm water. Apply
twice. daily. Keep the horse dry while
applying; rub thdhix'u ure in with the hand
It viii cure in five days
1t is related Of certain stenocrspher fond
OF his nips, that he l. m excellent reporter
and in proof II was shown That II ! M
weretc talk brandy aad wstsr for Two hevr1
aad . ha& b wuaA NE Il u eoWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

NTHRREAS on the 22i day OF ofGeptember, "A d, 1855,
w Patrick Collins executed unto Austin Corbin
as Trustee, . certain deed of Trust conveying TO
said Trustee the la In Scott County Iowa described
as follows, to wit The East hall OF Lot eighteen 5)
IN Cook sarg nts sdditio he city u
which said conveyance was male by the sAd Patrick
Collins for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
two certain promssory and interes, thereon
signed BY said Patrick Collins and dated tLe 12d day
OF September, d 1856, and one payable - follows
One for $3.50 IN six months, and for ana 50
due In twelve months, the order of Horace Net :
esi!, 81 the bsnkoug H0nse snf Macksot = Ccrbi,l.
And now, said last named note having become due
and pay and the said Patrick Collins having failed
To pay thesame, Austin Corbin Trustee as aforesaid
do hereby give this pablo aoice, that by virtue Of
the power which 10 In mevested BY said of Trust
! VIII, on Saturday the 2sth day OF November, A ID
1907, at the hour of two O'Clock p NJ OF the same
day, At the Court House door in the city OF
davenport, expose and onrr for sale at public auc-
tion the parcel ofland above described, or 50 much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy aad paw the
amount OF said note with the interest thereon to the
day of sale together with the and expen of
said sale, costs OF this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated the I'd day OF November, A ID, 1867.
AUSTIN CORBfN,
NOV dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

COURSE OF LEcruRET.-We are hap
py to know that our citizens are to be trea.
ted with another course of Lectures the en-
suing winter The communicative
Of NJ y, Price, Esq, President of the
Young Mems Literary Association. publish
ed in yesArday's edition. sets forth some
} important 6cis which should be well con
sidered 10y Ne citizens Of Davenport. The
Association a. been struggling under many
diiieul'es wlleht he citizens can easily re
move, and NOT ~, themselves to any serious
troipie All that IS asked is. tlat they
turn out to hear til, lecturers provided, and
'he matter j. aeeol plished at once. The
lectures last winie, were unayoidably i'll
conducted, and ais mcagerlv supported bv
the public. OF thsthere is no question:
hut we have hopes for the future. Ths a..
sociation, it appears. is willing to try again
and leave the fate of this invaluable ins,i
tuition to the decision OF our citizens. Their,
is surely literary taste enough in this city t'
| suppor, an annual course Of lectures bu
the question is, will they do it2 This vii
soon be decided-to their honor or dis
grace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03
The Sphynx.

The sphynx.
e Near the Pyramids, more wondrous
y I'd more awful than all else in the
rs nd of Egypt, there sits the lonely
yphynx. Comely the creature is, but
ghe co.neli meas is not of this world the
yonce-worshipped beast is a deformity,
yand monster to this generation, and
yet you can see that those lips, so thick
and heavy, were fashioned according
to some ancient mould Of beauty
some mould of beauty now forgotten
forgotten, because that Greece drew
forth Cytherea from the flashing foam
of the Aegean, and in her image Great.
ed new forms of beauty, and made it a
law among men that the short and
prountywreathed lip should stand for
the sign and the main condition of love-
illness, through all generations to come.
Yet still there lives on the race of those
who were beautiful in the fashion of
the elder world; and Christian girls of
Coptic blood will look on you with the
sad, serious gaze, and kiss your CHART
able hand with the big, pouting lips of
the very Sphynx.
Laugh and mock if you will at the
worship of stone idols, but mark ye
this, We breakers of images, that in one
regard, the stone idol bears awful sem
blance of Diety-unchangefulness in
the midst of change the same SEEM
ing will and intent forever and ever
inexorable Upon ancient dynasties
of Ethiopian and Egyptian Kings
upon Greek and Roman, upon Arab
and Ottoman comprehension Napol-
con dreaming of an Eastern empire
upon battle and pestilence-upon the
ceaseless misery of the Egyptian race
upon keen-eyed travelers-Ilerodotus
yesterday, and Warburton to-day, upon
all, and more, this unworthy Sphynx
has watched, like a Providence with
the same earnest eyes, and the same
sad, tranquil mien. And we, we shall
die. and Islam will wiiher away and
the Englishman, leaning far over to
hold his loved India, will plant firm
foot on the banks of the Nile, and sit
in the seats of the faithful and still
that sleepless rock will lie watching
and watching the works Of the new,
busy race, with those same sad, earnest
eyes, and the same tranquil mien ever
lasting. You dare not mock at the
Sphyux-E EOkhen,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

THE SILENT SlsrEM.-Mdlc. Rachel
(says the Pays has installed herself In
the house which has been prepared for
her near Cannes, and in which she is
to pass the winter. A celebrated phys
ician, whom she consulted at Paris be-
fore her departure, has prescribed a
regimen for her which he declares will
inialliblv restore her to health. One
Of the rules laid down by him is that
she is not to speak during the whole
time of her treatment, and that the pa
tient is stated to have accepted this
condition, writing her questions and
answers on slate. In letter which
Mde. Rachel has written to one of her
friends, she declares her intention OF
conforming to the prescription, and OF
not uttering work until the month o,
May next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

CHANGE OF TIME.-The Mississbpi
and Missouri RAILROAD have changed their
time, as will be seen hy advertisement. In
I'll further notice, the trains will move a
follows:
Going West, the morning train will .eaye
l:i5 evening train, 6l5
Going East, the morning train Leave at
$40; evening train at Go.
The eastern trains arrive in this ciE at
7:35 A. Nj, and BOO p. NJ.
Trains from the west arrive here Mt 935
| A. II. and 6:l5 IM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

A cophittee of ten prominent citi.
zeas areow consulting with the Gov
emor, ,ting the withdrawal Of his
p,ocIaution.
Twoannon were taken out of the
arrnorJo OF the Junior Artillery last
night, ,ht one ofthem was afterward
captuH by the police, and the other
is stilmissing.
THieeling agaisnst the Governor is
still Try great. and the Mayor and po-
licelye had great difficulty to preserve
theeace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-03

MoRE FtRSiluRE.-Sevcral loads OF
new furniture was unloaded before Arrison
d Hull Furniture Rooms, yesterday Don't
stand up any logger, for want cf chairs, or
sleep Oh the ioor for want Of bedsteads -
They keep fine stock. and sell on good
terms