davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

to Kansas is by al! accounts very large. At
st Louis, on the 50th ut., ten steamers ar
rived from the Ohio river, with 1000 passen-
gers, destined principally for Kansas. At
Leavenworth, Quindaro and other landing
points in Kansas, emigrants arrive bv hun.
dreds daily. Among the late arrivals at
Qulndaro was Coli. II. Lane, who conquered
peace by driving the rutlians from the
territory before the advent of Gov Gearv.
and for whom the bogus sheriffs have pock-
ct full! of indictments.
The Buffalo Express mention, that train
on the n. Y. central railroad on Wednesday
last, had four car loads of Kansas entrants
from the East, and the evening train of the
same day contained another Kan.a. partv
of4s.
1t is stated that the government has lately
secured the ces.ion Of valuable portion of
the Delaware reserve lands,a and that the land
officers have cornived with the Missouri ruff.
/ fans to take possession of the whole tract
They have organized an association, agreeing
to defend each other by fire and sword in
possession. and have gone on and staked off
claims, and left their names on logs or trees
upon each claim, not even taking the
trouble to erect cabins. to give an appear
ance Of 'qratting. But they are to swear
each other into possession a, actual settlers
whila they still reside in Missouri or upon
other claims in the territory, and although
'quatns upon this land Is Illegal and "a
iiard upon the Indians. it will he sanctioned
by the government officers. as in previous
cases. and the free state men will thus be ex-
cluded from some of the best lands in the ter
rItory. There is no remedy for this fraud
unless tie free state men squat on tie land
Az! G.h for t.
Thh admin >tra';nn is very prolific Of prom
's"s of fair play to III" people ofKansas. Bat
ITS appointments for the territory look ike
anything hnt \ design to DO Justice or promote
peace Viii field, who led the first invasion
from Missouri against the ballot boxes in
'n'fS and got himself twice elected 20 Con
"res' ''v similar outracc>. is made register
'or ''e i'"Ia"ar' land district. Wool,on.
''r secretary ol IA" territory. Who has been
one Of 'hc most vl.laln"ns OF the plot'ers
a"t'n>' III" Pfa'c OF the territory, even using
us "'''''i influence to induce the bri-an1>
o' -"'>'"n'' - % IN and ds>o!a'e the terri
'''!' Is made companion to Nhi'h"ld As re
'''''r IN '"e same district. Fred Emory,
VINO 'th 'ne gang 10 the cod hlooird murder
"' poor hi'''l>' is regarded with :he o:iir"
u ''"'>''r IN me western land district. and
- '"''> l. b'"h'v, another unmIfira'ed rut-
''"'' i receiver Ill the same district. If de
''f''''"'' 10 E'rP''ua'' tn" policy of his pre-
''''So' i" ming the offices III Kansas with
"i''d''"'>'"e iF'>idrAt >ho"'d
''N,, '" '''''''. appearances. white pro
Importantly have
v;,h r,,, 49,, ,,, ~
:,
:; .u
IT,, . =,
,.., =,
h,,,:l ,h
''''''
, y.
=, =,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

clerk of any
this For plaintiff
n hand that each school defendant, B. NJ
district the
shout the Couny
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

JAMES BUCHANAN To Pierre WEBER,
- The Frankfort. Ky. Yeoman publishes
the following tribute from the President Of
the niteI States to Mrs Phrbe Wehbpr. of
Wayne county, Indiana 1t will be invalu-
able to his hiocrapher. Mrs Weber is a
idow. She had heard that Mr. Buchanan
lived in oelibacy. As winter was approach
ing, the thoughtful old soul, fearing his fin
gers might be cold. sent him pair of mittens,
and received the following reply -
UhenAamd. Pa, Dec. 12, 1856.
NJ dear Madam have received your
were kind enough to send me. I accept them
with much pleasure, As token Of regard
from one of the IN ,trOnS of Indiana.
TO your NOBLE State the whole country is
under great obligations, for its triumphant
support of the Constitution and the Union
a; the late Presidential election
In compliance with your request, l trans
NIT YOU likeness of myself. and hope you
rW accept as IN odli'ional present, tie an
closed sum of SO. trnst that under the
blessing OF Providence, may continue to
deserve your good opinion.
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Mrs. Phebe Weber"
From the sum enclosed, one would infer
that bill, and pretty large bill, too, ac-
companied the mit,ens; but no; the mittens
were spontaneous gift from an Overlooking
heart
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

STRIFE AMONG TIE IIrNS.-.Iohn Rms.
sell. !lr.. o; klrhv. sent US hens rrc meas
urinc J by 6! inches. and weighing Of \
pound Mr.. Postmaster Barney showed Ms a
lew days since an egg laid by one of his Bu-
Gilman hens of the same weight as m.
above.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

NEW Music SToEE.-Manv of our read
ers are already aware tha, Mr.. :. \. Els has
opened Music store in No. ,. Ki.trei..-s
Building. \ good music store is something
that is needed in this place. and if one estan-
ii>hment can DO the business, We see no r-a-
son why II cannot be made satisfactory to tb.
wants OF the public, and remunera,iye to th,
proprietor. Mr.. Ellis intends 10 keen IN
hand a variety of musical instruments. books
sheet music. and the latest and most popular
songs. See advertisement.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

David ". lliohar,! (Dem ha. been
appointed Post Master, at Yves: Concord.
vice Charles Chase. (Rep) resigned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

FIEE.-There was fire in Bra,tlehorc. on
Thursday last. \ barn belonging TO n.
house lately occupied by DIR. CAREY was
burned with its contents.
HE CALF.-A friend is in with a r.no-,
OF big calf-now a yearlinc. twelve month.
old to day,-haif Durham, steer. which
we'shs $50 pounds. This premium animal
belongs to our subscriber, +. ID. Bush. Esq
OF Shoreham. Can any one match it s-.lEa-
dietUy Register.
II. +. Baker is appointed p. NJ. at Put
ney, IN place of c. ". keyes, resigned. The
latter goes TO Kansas.
ANOTHER E>CArE-A Young man nam.
ed t. NJ. Burt. was arrested in Chester III.
the other dav for forging a note OF Sal. and
required +" find hail in the sum O, $500 -
" hile In the hands of the officer awa,,;,,
bail he made his escape. This took Mace
the second evening after his arrest-E.L
tors Fails -iryus.
ANOTHER SURPRISE. - The U'a,c,mo,
says that Rev. VIM. II. Lord was recently
surprised. to the amount of two hundred
and hity dollars, presented by the YOUNG
men of Montpelier, in token of their apn,e-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18
KANSAS NOTES.

defendant, B. n. Davis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18

PLows.-See advertisement of Cooper.
Shaw & Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
TE BABY iowa tlsi7
NOTICE

Once on % sreet. next door to u. H. Smiths vasis
y Store IN y. Mervins Once, rear Lindsley's Jew
eYy vtoee. (nAs47d8no)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
DIR. N. III. MarSeliS.
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuGE WINE.
TN QUART BOTTLES.
1.EUsElR k.NOUYN T(D Fill

TIVE creates; edcine ever discovered for The cur
i II Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Aguc,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
TOW b en- before the public for several years, and
there can b. no better evidence offered OF its efficacy
than Its extensive sale, and constantly increasing
reputation ami this is ewing to its having performed
some 81 the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have Teen known. Being purely vegeta-
bse free from all foreign d.iett rious mineral
pounds, F,brifug" Wire may be taken with the ut
NEST safety under almost any ciJcumst ances. II
siren ythsns the stomach tvigor the system md
entirely prevents the Ianguor and pro,ti alton Of
strength which aiwsys attends Fever and Agu,, aud
NIL billions diseases II not only breaks The Ct us and
checks the fver, but the disease Of the Liy
er and other organs, which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have use. the fetri-
fuge Wine need further evidence OF its virtue than
its happy restorative effect II l. truly wonderful
medicine and operates on the system like charm.
The first second dose OF Febrfuge Wine breaks the
chil> and i: continue according the directions, 1t
r.moyes the dseas, Permanently fiom the system.
and leaves the Is.iy in a healthy condition. Those
persons who afflicted with Fever and Ague any
form OF bilious diseases, recommend II to give
this valuable medicine fair trial, which Is all that
is a-ary 10 Insure and convince all VI its
superiority every other remedy offered to
the public Certificates If the highest respect ability
gh be present. 10 su,stantia;e all tai IS claimed
In it. half but il viii be left to mi ruduc' tseffo
stand or fall upon it, own IN. rits.
Caution to the Public.--Be sure thai The name Of
the prop iator, JOHN WfHER is In his own hsndwri.
ing on the Promissory Nute, which j. attach ed TO
the bottom ~ each engraved label on the bottle.
Sold at retail. By Druggists and Merchant -sety-
whore.
ner, 81 Maiden Lane, N Y, or 10 IA, 4 Baldwin,
Wholesale druggists, Chicago.
SID whoiesal. aud retail by Mcss.,
ALvORD < VAN PATrEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
P.4RxS HOUSE,
D Clark street. .......................C Chicago
NJ. 4 r. D(lMERTY.

TMPC !.TERS 81 French, British and American Diy
L Goods. in bopn"ts. Bonnet Materials. Ribbons,
Feathers and Flowers. Nantes In Cloth, Velvet ard
Moire Antique, and Mantle Materials and Trimmings
silks, Safins, Embroideiifs, Laccs, Hosiery and
Gloves, wholesale aud retail.
ETerms cash, and but one price only.
OctS-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

Y ~ - = NV Yosk psicss f. l0SISI q
. ON &f srsdy. sssvssa ~ - e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER Or
Rrusn dies. Din and vtSt0fS

25o south Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
A LARGE assor; nent e. Pure Wines aud Liquors
n constantly on hand under Custom House look ard
In store and will b. sold In quantities to suit put
chss-rs Orders by mail solicited, and promptly
filled at the lowest cash prices the trade an OPP
potunity i, offered Of paying the duties themselvssl
MI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
INSURANCE ADvERTIEMENTS
INSUKANVE AUvERI IEIME ~.
THE CMECs1GO GETr.
INSURANCE C0MPAN
OFFICE, Room No. 1, Mas nc Temple
Dearborn ST., In eC.1GO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
D1YOCto1.Oe EaA
EDMrSD CANFfELD, ISAAC COOK,
TURSEY s. GILBERT, HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HUIN

ofOhbS nbiN
Officers.
EDMUND CAAFIkLI.P-gs. HiNkY DAiDr. SC
HENRY GHArnAs. Tress'r.
s GILBERT Geuersl igeut sid surveyor
THIS Company waA orFanizsA the 9Th day o.
Mach, A. d. 1904 under bpeial Charter from the
si-alure Of Illinois, and bssis eoinenesa nilf
III nf,st favorable auspices. IT. rsiabii hnat IA,
htsH usn hInI suI reliable btsls, aBi n WV "f
it's staety soaudness and parnapencs tank a. che
q III hfvi Insuranct coinpaai, W. the souutfs y"
tho.e desirsus u Glefin- Themselves aGains; boss
daniaee ny Fire Iefi. u tia SEA lhey sog ssse
offer the following
REFERENCES:
Ae,srs StDnr wal, Lieygland -
Williams q Army Caicasy.
Norton e BROTHER
Stone n Bsfncf 90
Baiahd rr't - Rs tn Mo BshEsai.
y ~. c. NoTthrup, Cash'r Rsr CO bank
VIVA LYME, ksq Ahwaukee
J. -. Cenrpe, Ksl Ractn-.
Henr, farnam, Prest Chicago Il II. !. Railroad.
Gili'irt, Ca Com BANK, Ghi.aso'
pm. = fhn'i's Etq, Cleveland. u.
lion IN. q dros..u, ffess'r OF Ststs, tviunabQs.
fhns. Campoes, Esq sprlsgiied ~.
Hon. H. Ch,lnbefin. ST. Louis, Mo.
Meets wadswosth Wells = Soy, more. Chicag5
NJ .sts I. u. E4l J.a g., Chess Bank
u Vim. M'~iHi CIV nor n Ohrs
Il q. sizer ~ e. Ghsasn,
:. judd, Suth X Pratt, Dixon, H..
WIN. fAnchaid. Eco, Morris III
iia1 Wm, fr'v.t, Sc, q state, c.Asn -
u s<fs II 9 NO crk Co, Rocti''s Ia
II "herIst, * S,n, Aurora.
y glu.-i - =" h-a Buffalo. Y.
wtn. fHuly, E,,i., Springfield,
ipa 7 Eiiltt,Jg'ig' JG.fenie Court, Map,asl''
Ohio.
Gen l. ir,, smlnga4ld, H.
Richa i.-,. Et'i., ~ I8ti~, NJ
u. FIELD,
Asei, At Dav IMPORT I'D Rock Bland.
oitI, -, be,.nIpfi Al he STATE pEmocRas
onic' r'. omee Binding Brady Street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Medical Card.
DENTISTRY.


Once on Brady street, between "a
and Sd, over Nitcheli's store, Daveu-
u0YYy>pors, lowe. oesis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Or. W. D. 81 AIN,
OF NEW YORK.
OCCULIST AND ACRINT

IIAS Permanently located in Rock Island. on Hill
III nois street, opposite Island CITY Motel, where
h. win h. happy TO see all persons afflicted with dis
eases o the Eye and Ear
Having devoted several Year, to ths special branch
Of his profession, trusts that he can relieve man.
who have given up in despair with Amauro Is, the
symptoms " which are weakness OF sight imaginary
objects floating before the eye; objects appear OBJ
scured by cloud haiUess. flashes Of light. enlarge
suent of the pupil, &c.
Cataract, IN which the lens turn white and pre-
vents the ray OF light passing through it. Opthalma
or inflammation, Near sight, Weakness Of vision, Stra
sps or Squlntines ~ yell as Deafness in its varous
forms.
Having received from Paris the new and wonder
fui Opthalmosrope, with which W. enabled 4
look uto he epths VI the eye and the interior
clearly a. the outside and Their by ascertain the
act state VI the optic and retna in Amanrosis
the lens ncipient cataract. Also the illuminated
Spectrum for examining the ear well Is several nev
medical pvep&rai ions FOR cnrug oIecAy Of the cor
ners or m the eye without the If the knit,
caustcs.
To prevent imIostion, DR., b deems ii prudent +
state that ne IL q regular Physician. Being gradu
ate Of the University Of Vermont, also Of the New
York Opshaimic Hospital. and his success Occu
list Is attributable to the perfection TO which he ha
brought the Of indicated vapors in thu treatmen
OF diseases OF the eye.
! r. & Dr. D. viii dtvuts portion Of his time to III
OF chronic Diseases especially Of the throa
uLgs, having cured himself of Consumption At
Aiarge palt Of his right lnng lost by disease
A. well a many others In like condition
Once hours from nins 10 four.
Rock Island. Oct. %. 1855 dwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
PAPER IIANG[NGS.
y. s. SHORT,

III Lake street,. LINEAGE, tIunOls.
Importer and dealer in Paper Hxngngs.
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Varnt.h, Artists Matcrisls. brushes.
lN1E have on hand over 100000 rolls Of Wall
w papers. Borders, &c. American, French,
English and German together with an extensive as
sortnient " Git, Landscape and common Water
Shades. Cords, Tssseis. &c.
" Al Ia H
OF Every description, from the most celebrated East
ern manufactures, In barrels sne half barrels
White Lead, Zinc, Spirits Turpentine, Glue. &c, oil
of Wh will he sold lower than ssfore offer cd
In the West.
J. $. SHORT TT Lake st., Chicago.
oepsaA sm Opposite Ross 4 Hoster's.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Stoning,on, Norwich or FAN River
Chicago, Alien 4 81. Louis R.R,
GA - sz - 60
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and Sc. Louis.

r0ias leave Chicago fer st. Losis and iatersae-
didfs places.
Accommodates Tram, Sundays .acept.d) 9soAM
Express Train, (Baturday's excepted) II for
'yrains tessss 81. Louis for Caicogo and inferno.
dfdte psGcss.
kccouiai odation Train iSandsy's exeeptea) ODA n
Express Train lsAtdrday's excspted) $50 n
Trains run directly thScuGh, Without change OF
cars baggage. Trains run through Joliet, BIoom-
ington, Springfield, CErlinvile and Alton.
wfIrains run on this road mske direct connectlOns
III Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad u
joliet, making this s shortest, qplcket and most re-
liable route bslween st Leus and Nev YORK. Bottom.
Philadelphia, and the Kas4.
VIII, illinois Central = at B.ooming ton, for La.
0alle, Mendoza and Oaiys.
!h Crest Western n iiIiso,s ., spnnsaed, Ter
Decatur and Naples,
With I'll The kafyosds aivers.ns trop S;hicaso
~ith daily fine Of PACKETS vt s. Louis Ssr Ksckuf.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Thr0ugh Itckces Tor III places meuljooei aheve ca
be procured at auth principal ticket ocss In he
United STATES, sud u TIE o1less
BOO. q = ..sias.s. A. = D..ssss ::..e.. os,..
.-.s 1I0H'D p n0RG Al, q, SOFA, Z
Isveningtsn. Ssn.,5 iS3s. fsAia8
TfEiIlfTi6IITY SEAfsO 0Y1TSSs--Tss..
II toss. p-arAss, Lobssru ~ -
VnLvDE kIbbON, ~ - ~ reo1fVe7SfSa
~ - Z NsW Yesk psicss ~ lOQHA
0efN 40 Drsdy, betusen - - ID.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

III oooDe AND GROCERIES.
s======---z====--==s=--=-- ----
r uew ceols! New Cosds!!
RDWA ARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
AND
'ss''sa's sd: Retail Dealer
ReN6lv Made Clothing.
C2sGas, Cdssimerss, Ves,ings, Gents
IxvHisAiny Goods and TailorS
Zvimmings,
fYAo just rcturn-d srvrn the East with one u the
II largest and best selected stocks Of gods ever
0srea fOr sss In this narks oonsiItirg 10 part u
- esl,owine article;
OrONSoCSolhs
English French, q erman and 4 me-
lean, Of thu hnsN quality and sitHst
styis u goods.
OOo06sssres.
English, French and Am. icnu g
every variety u style, eoior an
qualify
white Mars.iIes Nafsiasse Will
London, Figured Tinse aud color II
silks, Fancy and Plain SIX Nslvft,
Par-y SIX and Linen, italian SILK
0renaiins Satin. Italian Cls,h,
SILK Plush, and Fsucy Oa-hmers 10
great variety.
Osss'oo9eSssN.
Black, Blue aud Brown Brssc.o'h,
Union, whitney, aud Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Hue, Brevn AMI Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada uixrd and
SstArs ~ the latest impfrts.
Ne asiy Made.
Ovcrcoats, Ov.I.sack., suuouts,
Reelng Jackets and Taln.hs, ~ ok
anil Dress Fr,ck Coats Of NJ. qnaii-
n. AMI sly cs: TX. velvet Plush,
Oloth Cashrie c anu Valencia vests,
Casinett, sa,inett douhlc ana twist
fancy an. plain Casaimerr and Dpc
skin Pant; Denim AMI Gu"fn -
frocss, Wrappers and Overall.
~ sslsNtssN GO0sls.
Hickory, calico, white PLAIN in'u
corded and Paris bosom, fancy cot
cred shirts, with common Rnd pnki
wristbaniS; string. DE OCsev, cord
ed Byron. polka AMI lap Collar,
Neck Ties, stvcxs, fancy AMI p,i'
Cravats; cloy.s-white tlak 3u'
colored kid, lined buck. cloth, Che
terrified Aberdeen hin, Union
aud German aud Fur Gaun'lets
wool n,erino and cote Hos, whit
and fancy linen AMI SIX iIaniS't
shIcfs; embroidered lambs vp.i
shi,e aud MIXED merllo aud >
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool " ITS
STARTS. Mufers, Gents Shawls au
Shawl Plus, abr. ts, Capt. S'tt
and nil other ticles usually kept b
thu trad, all 81 which arc 7 poet
fuliy submitted T. tn cNamiatle
Of customcTs
An early call vii will secnre choice sslccions.
EDWARD ALDEN.
eseoud street, opposite L. Csire Row, Dsveur,'l
lJva. (0etween lain and Brsdvb "Iia dlt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
chicago Steam Dive Works.

! VTyE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of Day
w export that We have established at l2S South
Clark street between Madison and Washington SITS
A Fancy Dyeins and Securing Establish.
nents
Every description Of SILK. Satin, and WOODEN
Shawis and Dresses are Dyed Cleaned and Restored
10 their original perfection Craped Shawls dyed 10
any shade Also Lace Curtains cicsnde, bleached and
Warranted look like new. Orders from the country
. promptly attended TO. -
! COOK BROTHERS
3el1,N 1873 South Clark 81. Chica1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
y. r. GOING r. 90.

NEAR DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO. ILL.
GENERAL Wholesale Western AGENTS for Turner
N Brothers celeb a,ei Ginger. Adckbe'ry. anf
other NATIVE WINES AND SYRUfS, ETC.; whole
ale dealers IN Tobacco. Cigars, Oystcrs, e'c. We
invite the attention merchants To The above artf
cles, Turner 4 BTss' Wines aud Syrup. are to-
well known TO need comment, and for the rest, wo
sell the best article at the lowest price.
Nov. 5 t,:m > r. 6OlN6 GU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

UTmfer .l,.l'uNo0esspf

~ 0B0906 VIII oSSvN00e0eO VS.
I'm aud after Monday Dee. Ist 1885, and until
Ofnrthrr notice trains win leave Rock Island daily
SUNDAYS excepted, a. follows
IL mail train at 10 on N
"a nigh; express SO0P. n.
ii freight, with 81 class cars ~ go "A n
Trains arrive at Rock Island dairy, sunday eX-
ccp.ed, ss follows:
tsl right eApre-sas 30 A -
81 mail train 81 oo9r. =.
81 freight, with ID class cars 81 1901 y.
All rains over this road are IL direct toure xion at
Chicago with trains over both the Michcan southern
ana Michigan Central r. x. to ami from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nisgars Fails. Albany, Nov York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. AI'o a,
LsSale with trains u the lr,nis Central Road
North 70 alc,.a and south To g. Louis and Cairo. to
which pisces tickets can b. proeuredof
s. s STEPHENS. Ticket Agent.
X. Y Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers ara reminded u the ncccsstyof giving
distinct directions 10 the destination Of their bag
gage also to prore tickets fore sakins their seats
In the cars a. the conductors collect fares only u Sta
tions on ,,e line The Chicago &kock Island railroad
JOHN y TRACY, Superintendent;
W II. WHITNAa, Asst eupt.
Rock island. Nov. 81, 1856 tdisl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
L EST VS..
Great Fire At Cincinnati.

CISciSSAri, July :.
This city was visited last night by the
most destructive and disastrous fire that
has occurred since the organization of the
steam tire department. Ii brskc ont in the
engine room Of johnson, Mca,lcr 4 Co.'S
extensive furniture mandatory, corner oi
Smith and Columbia streets.
In short time the cntir building was in
flames. The tirc communicated 10 the ad.
joiniug eight story brick building. Two
frame structures, owned BY the same firm,
were all destroyed, with large quantity u
lumber and all their stock. Their loss Is es-
tiu,atcd at SlO0, 900 insured $4,000.
William Rcsor 4 Co.'S manufactory ol
stoves and hollow ware, corner Of Smith
and Water streets, tho largest In the West,
was entirely destroyed. Loss Sl50,O0O
insured $4,000.
A number of buildings in the vicinity
were more or less injured, including Hol-
stein 4 llammons moulding factory, j. X.
Coolidge's furniture establishment, and the
Mechaaics' Hotel. Three hundred men are
thrown cut or employment. Several per.
sons we're injured BY falling walls.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
rrou, washing,oa.
WAsuxoroN. July

WARRINGTON, July j.
Mr.. Dciiigancre, the Portuguese Minister,
arrived here last evening. Hc had an inter
view with the SECRETARY Of State to-day, rela-
tive to affairs with his Govcrnmcnt, and also
relative to some difficulties which some Por-
tueucsc vessels got into. n being implicated
in the slave trade, and which has recent,
been under investigation beforc the Courts
in New York.
Gov. Samuel Medary, II Mime .ota, arri.
we'd here yesterday, having leit ST. Paul on
the 25th Of june.
Mr.. Flandreau, the Indian agent, had conc
up the Minnesota river 10 the Sioux, and
difficulty Was anticipated. Major Sherman,
Of the Third Artillery, stationed At Fort
Smelling was called upon to 60 up with his
company.
The troops arc withdrawn from Miuneso.
q except one Company vi the Tenth ln-
fantry At Fort Ripley, Aid Major Shermau's
artillery.
Gov. Medary has had long interview with
the Secretary Of War On the dcisnceles,
state Of the frontier, and made proposition
to raise regiment Of volunteer cavalry,
with which the band Of Inkpadtah are to 3.
hunted down. Gov. Mcdary returns to-
morrow.