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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16
PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, JULY I6, 1857

known 20 the scientific world. In one of
these voyages, Mr.. Wise was nineteen
minutes confined in the vortex of power
ful storm, unable to extricate himself.
In order to be more fully informed in
regard TO the appearance of cheat light
ming, still lightning" and the sound of
thunder, as observed while sailing through
the heavens, in the midst of these storms,
we wrote to Mr.. Wise on the subjects. In
his answer he detailed many interesting
facts. In regard to cheat lightning,
"still lightning" he thinks its character
may be more clearly expressed by calling
it "auroral lightning" and as he remarked:
1T is not developed as explosive electricity,
any more than the auroral developments.
Mr.. Wise. in his communication to the
Tribune, describes flash, or wave of this
auroral lightning that fell over his balloon,
in storm that attended him in one of his
voyages near the Ohio river, which was ac-
companied by no report or thunder.
In regard to the prolonged sound of
thunder caused by the echo from the clouds,
he fully confirms Our views, and remarks,
that, thunder -claps reverberate just in
proportion to the echoing surfaces of clouds
extant at the time," for. he says, "clouds
are wonderful ccboists," and relates very
amusing dialogue that he held in one of
his voyages, and for some time supposed
he was conversing with some one on the
earth beneath him.
There are numerous other phenomena
connected with electricity, with which the
light of science has made US familiar, and
which are extremely interesting, as well as
much that still remains enveloped in mys-
terry, to which we should be pleased to re-
fer did the object of our present design,
and the nature Of our publication warrant
it.-LouisviUe Courier
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16
Welcome Home.

Welcome Home. we're glad to meet thee,
Life seems all toilsome way,
When thy smile like rays a, sunset,
Gildeth not 'Our close of Day.
Friends we've had who from us par ted,
As though on a journey brief,
Tidings came! deep fraught with sorrow,
Spreading wide the pail of grief.
Ever since when friends have left US,
Going far, or 'biding near,
Thought has whispered dark forebodings,
Hope been draped with gloomy fear.
Welcome Home, we're glad to meet thee,
Life seems all toilsome way,
When thy smile like rays at sunset
Glideth not "Our close of Day"
VrOr
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16
Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune.
CARBoNDALE, Wayne Co, Pa.
June 2Oth. 1857.


A strange and startling phenomena took
place near this city just at sunset last even
ing. A large cloud was seen making lis
appearance, coming directly from the north
west, accompanied by considerable wind.
When near this place dark looking cloud,
or substance, was seen 10 leave the cloud.
and make diagonially for the earth. So
soon as it struck the ground, contrary 10
all expectation, it became highly .lumin-
Gus. Making directly for large barn that
stood in the feld, il passed through its
centre, setting it on dre, and continued its
course, gaining in velocity as far as the
eye could reach, making straight course
for the woods, melting stones of consider
able size, and burning up brush and under
wood, making a complete road, of roi
or more in width. for the distance of thrss
miles, and finally fetching up against
perpendicular bench of solid anthracite
coal of 60 feet in thickness. proving rath-
er too much for his cometsbip. leaving
nothing but sulphurous mass behind,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16
Rescue of Miss Gardner.

The st. Paul times of the cath has the
following account of the rescue and return
of Miss Gardner, who was some time since
borne into captivity by the Indians Of Spir-
it Lake
The young girl, Miss Gardner, who was
carried away from Spirit Lake after the
massacre at that place, and who, in com
pany with three other women, has been for
three months subjected to all the outrages
and cruelties of savage life, and victims to
the brutal instincts of their prosecutors,
has finally been ransomed and brought to
this city Three peaceful Yankton Indi-
ans--Ma- -ta-na-ni, Un-pa-to- che-ca, and
Casta- ma -za-brought her down.
The Indians brought the girl to the Gov
ernor yesterday morning, at whose room
they convened at 10 o'clock, and formally
delivered Miss Gardner into his care, he
receiving her in behalf of the whites
The joyful transfer was accomplished with
appropriate speeches on either side-that
of the Indians being rendered into English
by an interpreter. The burden of their
remarks was desire to cultivate amicable
feelings with the whites, and to be permit
tel to remain on their reservation, and cul
tivate the arts of peace and civilization.
They received the kindest and most
friendly treatment from Governor Medary.
who evinced desire to encourage their
welldoing, by thanking them for the inter-
est they had taken the ransoming of Miss
Gardner, and promising to protect them in
all their good deeds.
Gov. Medary promised to tell the Great
Father at Washington of their courage and
their valuable services in rescuing the suf-
fering.
A beautiful Indian war-cap was then
presented to Miss Gardner by Major Flan-
drau, in behalf of the Yanktons, and, as
none but those who are united to war
against common foe are allowed to wear
it, 1T was thus publicly presented as sig
nifcant emblem of their confidence in the
pale faces, and AS pledge that they would
Join them for the exteimination of the out
laws.
They also received $1,000 from the
Governor in the afternoon. as a recompense
for their time and trouble. The odd guests
caused much merriment at the Fuller Ho-
tel during the day. sitting at the table and
eating luxuries from a civilized larder, and
managing to finish their meal in safety, al
though they handled knife and fork With a
very bungling kind of grace.
Miss Gardner is only fifteen years of
age, and betrays an experience of suffering
i'll becoming her years. Her face has a
cast of sadness and melancholy over it,
and well it might for she is left in the world
worse than an orphan-her father, mother,
brother-in- law, sister, and relatives having
all fallen victims to the Spirit Lake massa-
ere. A subscription paper is circulating
in her behalf, and none who can will hesi-
tate 10 give.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16

CRops AMONG TREEs.-Among the crops
which are best suited to young trees, are
potatoes, ruta bagas, beets, carrots, beans
and all low. hoed crops Indian corn, al
though hoed crop, is oftoo tall a growth
shaking young trees too much by its for
midable stalks. All sown crops are to De
avoided, and grass still worse.--Agr'euff",
raliSt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16

Some butchers having intimated to a
friend that they were about to form an as
sociation, confined to members of their
trade, hut were at loss for name, he
advised them to call It the joint stock COM
pany.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16
Time is Money.

Time is money, says the traveller,
Let me not moment stay,
/ shall surely loose my passage,
If an instant delay.
Then again I must lie over
Pay new bills and lose a day,
Then lose my time and money,
Surely must haste away.
Time is money, says his neighbor,
If want crop of grain,
must SOW my seed in season,
Or my toll will be in vain.
Time is money, says his neighbor,
AS he lists the thunder roar;
Let us save the we'll dried clover
Ere tits ruined by the shower.
Time is money, says the student,
AS he nears commencement day;
III lose another hour,
shall fail in my essay.
Failing to receive promotion,
Ianother term must stay;
Health aud strength ana money waSteo,
! can i'll afford delay.
Time is money, SAYS the merchant,
Not moment can spare,
mrst hasten, or l lose it,
Sales like that are very rare.
may save a full months profit,
If this bargain | secure:
must make speedy effort;
Time is money, that is sure.
Time is even more than money
Money lost may be regained,
And with proper care and prudence
For space may be retained.
But our time is evanescent,
Making for US no delay;
And may never be recovered,
If it once be thrown away.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-16

AgW. H. McWiliie has been nominal
ted by the Democrats of Miss, for Cover
nor Of that State. 8.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Trustees sale.


NyHEREAS on the 2Iat dag IL M4rch, A y, 1881.
w Ernst julius George I.aagheim eyeeat q mt Q
FRANCIS Anon as TRUSTEE, Ger. aia ae8s &! iFistt
ecnseyipS TO said Trusite til Ia d n SCI tanHff,
Iowa described IS follows. 10 Wit TIE Ea'i hait q
the Forth West quarte., AM III" N9ftA v esi qla :
ur Oh the North West quarter y seetl9h hunht T
twenty-one I'll in to&n-hp seV. iN.nhe ~
nth, Orange two t2l, EAST o. the 9TH T M,wileh
said Conveyance WAS made by the satt Lfnehs ~
for the purpose Of securing the payment u eert,a
pronisSory note and II interest there si4afd hy
said Langht i'm, dated the @ist dry q Marca, j.,
1851, for i've hunar 4 an4 twenty hTe dbl ar pay
able two years after date t. tbs ORDER of htf4elss
fejerysfy, with ten pr cent Hcrest, payable anan-
ally
And now, sail notes Ia ng eocme tuelut psys-
bic, AMI the SAID Lsaghem itst liz ia 10 pay he
same, /, Francis Anon, I astes a6s9esaTi. IT,
hereby give Il Is pabiic Ia ice, taa y virtue o; the
power which is in me vested ly sail 3e,l q Trust,
Will, OF Saturday the l1th day = O.. Der, A L,
1877, at the hour - tEo eltk IL the tf'eraoon II
said day, at til Court Holse door il tiie CIV o.
Davenport, expose and oar far sal. a. fUhi.c agos
ton to thc highest bidder fsr sash tic PARCELS 81
land above described, or much Ii ree. as shall
sufacent to satisfy and pay the anne ant Il 81 nor
with the interest thereon 10 The lay II sl, together
with the expenses attsnins SAL ale costs Of III
notice and Trustees 6. Upon The Complexion 4
such sale deed will he given ia seeeg,ias with tn
stipulation OF saIl de i q ffi.-t
Dated the 22i day OF septemb > y, i-5f.
IKA&0iS ANos
sepl:did Tfes :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Erasstcf-~ sale.

VXTHEREtS on tltt 18Th day II tprl. A y, 1851
w John Z Read *. cte. unto David S Tr.e q
Trus ee a certain deed 81 Irtss, canyt wing 70 AID
Trus tee the isrd Seoit Couaiy, Iowa dts-Tb u as
fellows, to wit. twenty taken II Oh tn
South end Of the Essr half 10 the Noftf "a mr.
ter Of section eleventh. IN township OIL iEnt
l7ol North, of Rance rec l3l last II tai aa t5t1
p NJ. and bounded follows II vi i, ginai. 4, ~
the South East coiner 81 sad Nefth East ia =
ter OF SAID section eleven uD, thence rriiG-
West eighty (5G) rods, thenet North fltty t4aJ
rods, thence East eighty ts0l roas, thence $ uEh
forty (:O) rods, to t.e place of begnTin ,
which said conveyance "a male b. the AZ! Read
for the purpose of car!ag tn "a mist u alugnr
others Of certain pTons .oty fc asi tie tat rest
thereon sgned by said John Read eataI TIL if'h
day Of ApFl, d. isj7 aHi p-yab.a 70 the or1sr II
Samuel Haitze for .ive lAattad AID iottv-a4c DOL
lars payable on III FIRST saF y hu2ust, 81.
AMI now said note having become due and Iayl
BILE, and the ssn John Road having ta3lei
10 pay the.same, I, David True 1rpste- ii BIC.
said 10 hereby give this pnhlic notice thai by
OF the p ,wer which Is in M vested ly saa agel ID
Trust will, Saturday the 81 day II Cctai r, a.
d 1857 at he hour OF O'Clock In the ate neon IT
said day at the Court House IN he CITY u pa
yenport expose and ofcr Tor ale, 1T public ta''
10 the AieLest bidder for ca ii, the PARCEL " ani
above described, mech thereof . sfabbc srii-
Glen, to satisfy ami pay IL" amount OF said u e
with the interest there u to tire day Of ale, t.ttatr
With the expenses attending said saie, olss Of this
nc,ioe and Trustees fces. Ilon the couil ton 81
such sale deai will he given ID accordance " III tie
stipulation Of said Deed q Ittst.
Dated the It'll day o. september, A. d. is5-.
DAVID STaUF,
sepSlti ritst'e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Trustees sale.

WHEREAS on the 25lh day Of May, 4. u. 'siG.
w Hans HeInt.ch atd halh4rh- Heiatteh
executed unto austin Corbin a Trustee. certain
deed Of Trust, CONVEYING 10 said frdstee til la u
Scott County, Iowa, described "a full9gs, t. vii
Lot number six 81 In II tx number orr ~ in
Green's Addition 10 the city = pavt npliti VII 81
said conveyance was mad. b. tlls said HAT. Eeia y
aud Ksthsrinc his wife, Tor tn purrose Of cersiaC
the payment Of i certain promissnry Dote ami tae
interest thereon signed by sal! Hans Heutieh dted
the 2Slh day Of May, y, is55, AMI payah. T. he
order Of p. b. HARDING. SIX months after d-te, far
the sum Of $3.50, with ten per cent Interest ffei.i
date.
And now sail note having become due and sya-
be- and the SAID Hans Heinrich having fall 70 lay
the same, ], Au,tin Carbn frusiee a. afarrsaij de
her BY Give this public notice, that hv tn 81 HE
power which Is In me yeSi by said decd OF Trust,
will, on Saturday the third day Q. October, u.
1851 at the hour Il O'Clock in tie aterIo of AID
day at the Court House door IN the city 81 Day n
port expose and oiicr SAL, AT rn5lie aacisn e
tAe highest bidder fer cash. The parcel Of land ahey'
described, - much tn gc5f as shall be NJ sifii Y
satisfy and pay the amount OF said note with The m
terest thereon to the rav oil SAFE, toeetLei with aih.
c,sts and expenses attending sid rsie costs q Lii
notice and Trustees fees. tpon hr Snnr etion u
such sale deco vii: he gwen in accordance with ihG
Stipu aion OF said Dee. Il " Trust
Dated the sth day OF sept, D. 1911
AUSTIN C0aBlN,
se~Adts Tfustca.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

| Y'hk STATE OF IOWA, In Probate Court Sept,
= scott County, 2Sth, 1857.
| To all to uhom ii may concern
An instrument pu,portng to be the last vii, and
testament OF Matthew H. Logan, late Of said county
deceased, having this day been presented and read
In open court
II b ordered, that the nret Monday in Now mber
A. D., 1887, bs nxed for the prob ,tirg said viii
when any person interested may appear end objec,
thereto u they see proper and that notice thereof
b. pubasAed three successive weeks, once In eecl
Ve6k, n IL Iowa STATE Democrat.
Wt1ms ~ hand, this ssh Sept, 1857.
O0A1t1o W0oT0N,
oooeVoe %. jpdea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Chicago Alton d st. Louis R.R.
~ 90 RI n ~ g5e[4.i
AIR LINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and ~, s.Onis.

rGtrs .eac6 5ficcgo for ~. i3.is ard iaiernss.
di.te piGevs.
Accemnlsiira Train, Sunday excepted eaoAs
tarrtss frsta. Saturdays ,Iccp;cO iliorx
Xratas ttGrd 81. Lohl, fo,' Chtcng0 art iatsrms
dsdie f.Gc,6.
Accommodation Train, (ssnisy's erccptejD TeoAs
LEFreat tra1u t'atlsaayB UEctptrf) H1arn
Trans rll ire dy throuSh, without change o.
ca.s q b4r@ No.. Trans run through Joliet, bloom
tug.on Springfield Carlinyillc aud Alton.
l7a84 rln Cn thiEr9ad maize direct connections
n .lct Cut or snd Michigan Central Railroad At
e', lstiER Il s Gid SHORTEST eilcxct and most re-
',hle route between u Locls and cisy York, Boston
Philadelphia and tic LaEi.
nth Illinois Central Il. X 1t Bloomington. FOR La
Ea!le, Mendoza and Cairo.
iih Great western Of iihIols at Springfield, for
necater and Naples
WIZ all the Railroads diyerging from Chicago
~th daily liue OF Packets st 81 Louis for Keosuk,
New Orleans, ard Missouri Rivel.
1lroagh Ickes Tor all places mentioned ahev. can
b- procured a: all the principal tisk et Offices Ia the
United States, sad al at 0sices
- 81, Luuis II Chicago
Fent u w Arlington Az a. Dearborn street. oppo
s,cs, ca Lgyse. sic Trernon. House.
RICH'D z. MORGAN, ia, Supt.
Bloomington, ia. j, 1855. feblSdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
DRY GOODS.


O. . LIE CLAIRE ROW
= r. III. TI'.v'ER
w
III. OPEN THIS MORNING A PART OF
,heir en,rmous stock Of DRY GOODS. Just arriving
from Atlantic cities, which we're bought for this
ALL'S TRADE LADIES AND GENTLE
men Of Davenport. Rock Island and surrounding
country are iavited to cell and examine our mag
rincent steck.
A
MONG DIR DONFSTICS MAYBEFoI' Nd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
MOrtgaScc : sale.

TIE STATE OF Iowa,
Scott County,
To Paul pen.sch aud all otler rsons
interested.
VLyuEREAS on the 18th day Of December, D,
w 1856, the said Paul Dcutsch executed 70 one
Antoine lie Claire 3 certain pronssory note Of that
date, for the sum FIVE hundred dollars, TlySbie IN
the order OF Antoine lie Claire, On TIE .oth DAY OF
August A D, 1857, with interest at ten per &c ner
mum and whereas the said Paul Deuiach dia on
the 50 d 18th day OF December, u, ls56, execute
unto the said Antoine lie Claire mortgage upon
the following described Real Estate, 10 wit Lots
number seven ~ and eight ~ in block numoer TWO
~ said bleck being IN 6usi vision num- seventy
(fll In lie Clalro's Addition to the city q DaVei-
port, which said mortgage is rded ia he Records
Of Scott County, state OF Iowa, Book Of n1itgas
page 262, to which reference may be had. And tbe
conditions Of said mortgage having been broken y
OF the non-paymelt Of the san OF money Cue
upon said note the said Antoin LtClare gives no.
tice, that in accordance with the Statutes ia such
made and provided, he y III proceed to iore Use
the equity ofsefemption In said parcels o! RAJ rs
tate, and for this purpose Harvey LeoEsIi, = Sh.-
rid OF said county, will at the Court Housf coor III
the city of Davenport In said comfy, on faiurdaS
the 10th cay OF October, ID, 1857, at th1 hour OF
O'Clock in the atterpooa Of said day, sell Paid par
GELS CT land at public auction to the fehet bidder
for eash, or much thereof as shan be efficient
10 satisfy ths apnn1 then due upon said fotes and
costs Of this sale.
September 80, 1857.
ANTOINE LIE CLARE, Il. LEONARD.
Nortaage, Sheriff.
sep&dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
LEGAL.
Tfuslee,s sale.

"hkREAS on the 18th day OF September, D,
w 1856. Thomas Doyle and Mary poyle his vit',
executed unto Austin C1rhin as Trustee, a certain
seea o. nnst, cDnveyins sid Trustee the land IN
0eott Comfy, Iowa, DESERVED ~ follows to wit
me bouth West quarter Of the south West quarieF
OF section nurnber twenty -nine (2sl IN tow ship
number feyenty-eigLt (7sl North 0! Range nuoiber
tnree ~, last Of the 9Th ncips Meridian, whi-h
sais conveyanse was made by the said Thomas D0ye
sno Aay Doyle fer the purpose Of securing TIE pay
nieh' OF tso certain pfomiAsory notes and the ME
rest thefeoa, signed by said Thomas D9te, dat t
letn day OF September, y. 1886, 10 TIE othtr 81
Isabella sisee, one for thirty seven 5n-ltD dollars,
pSauc Fix months after dat- The other tor three
hundred and thirty seven 50 100 daNars, payable
one year after date, with ten per cent interest PIT
annum after maturity
And no~ sail not3s having becorn due and ra-aiae
ana The SAID Thomas DOYLE having fEiiel . pay thF
same Austin CoTbin, Trustee n Aforesaid 10 hefeo'
give Wis public notice, that ty virtue Of the NJ
which Is In ne vested ny said Iced OF fas VIII On
SATURDAY the 18th day OF oct.. u, i651 u. tehonr
o. O'Clock IN the Afternoon CT said aay, ~ ihe taer
mouse door IN the city OF Davenport expo ana en
TOT sale, ct public auction, - tAe nigh $ t43ef TT
easn, the parcel ofiand above described OF 10 inh
tnereo' rs shall he sufficient 10 SATISFY aud Pay the
amount OF said notes, with tile interest TO the day
oil sale, together With the exp nses attending said
sale, Costs Of this Latice and Trustees fees
Upon the complexion II such sale q deed VIII be
snsn accordance with the stiru asicn OF s1id Peel
Of Trust.
Dated the 2si Gay OF September, y, 1871.
AUSTIN CORRIN
sepesiis Trnstae
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Leather Betting.

LEATHER BETTING We have the only Agency
for Reese b Huyt's superior Patent Stretched and
Riveted Leathe. Betting Also Goodyears Patent
superior Rubber Betting and Packing
LEATHER We offer for sale in this department,
Oak aud Hemlock Tanned Harness Bride and Collar
Leather, Hog Skin Seating; Skir;ing add Pad Skins
Spanish and Slaughter So.e Leather; French Phila-
delphia and Western Tanned Calf and Kip Skins;
Oak aud Hen,lock Upper Leather; Lace leather. Mo-
roceo, Binding AMI Lining Skins-witua flil assert.
msnt Of She Findings
SADDlER'S TOOLS We ask particular atten-
ton to our stock OF Tools. They are manufactured
expressly for our House, and Of aquality and finish
uneQualed, and we warrant them Our prices are as
low a. common article Is usually sold for. From
dealers and manufacturers throughout the country
ASK call, and hatter ourselves that prices
ana yer ms are such as will command their favorable
usiocraton. ag6lltwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

Fresh GrOCCrlCS.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., Il 20.
oonskR ~ sstonD Ain rsnRy srREsra.
'IWAEKfuL for past ratronase.we now ar
! ths ruhi At iars- = choice selection =
Fresh Groceries,
SuoARs o. crushed ,lntinrI, graurln,el snl
powdered MoIAs6ss-Au kiud, and ,luaitir%.s-
C0tYEy--Rio. java, Laguyra, roasted ard ground
TxAs-Ail grades and prices. visF1sR-fnre ci-
dor aud ooluInon. Spies. pepper, inhgu, starch,
SOAP, candies soda, saeraus, ground fier, tssoca,
sage fruits, nuts, candcs rails s, English pickler,
sauces. herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes, pesri
barley, split pess, chocolate, horse rsdish, white
beans, heef tongurs,s c. hams, cranherIies, buck
wheat -four, corn meal, Ao.
Camden Flour.
Asuperior article In tbl and half tbl. sacks.
CGNck1ec Biscuits.
2bboxes in store. Jus received fresh water, sol
and butter crackers. CHsEsE--Wostcfn reserve aud
Hamburger.
FISH,
hsckcrcl, salmon, white Gsh, Goldfish ard herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock i- complete and well assorted.
BA Sk E1S-Of oil kinds, sizes and prices.
Nov 9Th. y. DALIBLL Jr 4 o..
FRESH .lRRlD.lL.
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked Hslihui, Salmon In Kits
90 salmon. MaCkUI,l
Ma,keIcl, Hhls n mrs
Ecla, Herring
Baskets! BNSkPlS.
OF every Size, shape and quality low b. bought
in the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rico,
superior article for Puddings. Also Talioea Sag
Thyme Marjprum, y. Savory. French Mustard r Ill.
Preserve, Fruits and Nuts. Candies, nc A. "
fact every thug may be found at
N DALZEIIJR 4 co.
ltaar u nj u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01

uAvIyo eseoeasesa hi1lsslf = tAs place In the
= - - es4ole - - envss $1,000 Doce Hintn,
- 9noeA - - 0ee1o nunbas, Hla1n ~
- 49, 49, = = osn ~ 0g0I
mn -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
RAILROADS.
4 Missouri B. 3

Mississippi 4 Missouri b. b.
RAVE
I'm aud aeer Monday, Juue list 1881, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, fos
Mu,eatDe and Iowa City Sundays -xcepted) ~ fol-
lows:
Ist FREIGHT and Bmigrant tran, at at5An
80 Mai Train at 7.25 A y
81 Freight and Emgraat Train II 3oA NJ.
ith Express Train al 6,45 p. NJ.
Trains VIII leave Davenport for Chiosgods San
days excepted follows.
1t Mail Train, st 40 4 n
a. Freight Il sin, at II ID
Sd Freight train a; 40 p NJ
ih Express Train, at IS p NJ
Trains arrive al Davenport daily, Sundays eIcep-
,ei) as follows:
FROM THE WEST.
1st Mail Train, at $50 A NJ
"a Freight and Emigrant Train, at 1904. -
81 :. $50 ?. NJ.
ith Rxpress Train at 6I5P.s,
FROM THE EAST.
Isl Maj Train, al 40 a NJ
81 FniHht Tram, At l090A n
81 rIeieht Train az 6,50P y
ih Express Train al S35Pn
All trains out % Davenport will make connections
with Euscatiao and Iowa City.
lhe Passenger Train connects at Davenport with
the Rock Island Chicago trains
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of eivins
lEtiEct direction 8. 10 the destination OF their bag
gage also procure ticket before taking heir seats In
Ms cars. A. DAY supt.
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