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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

AnIur0TON, Uu ., I5bTs
The mail from ell poibn late Que " to hAnd, bot
n rrirgs no rews Of I'm porfspoe
-Four companies Of the th Aruley he'd arrived 81 Nes
Orleans from Fiorics
rne export csue. on tobacco Al vers Cru, had been
pesled -
me ship Hsrsswsy, recently lost, ssllcd FRO chwics
ton On NE 7ad OF Jui, ~i cargo OF 900 bales u cot
tcp and a4oo bbs o. naval stores. She vn insued In
Charstou for only $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

INTERCEPTED LETTERS OF THE PERUVIAN
MNrsTER.--We publish to- day certain letters of
Mr.. De Osma, Peruvian Minister at Washington,
addressed 10 President Castillo, which have been
intercepted by the revolutionists and made pub
lie in Peru. Mr.. Osma gives us graphic picture
of Peruvian affairs generally and of the lamenta-
tions of the foreign Ministers at Washington at
the deplorable ignorance of the first Statesmen of
Europe in regard to the United States. Accord
ing to him, the European representatives are
always in hot water, because their statesmen at
home will nor or cannot comprehend the genius
and character Of a people that has come into
existence and attained the proportions of a giant
in an incredibly short period of time. II will be
seen that he is violently opposed to tue protecto
rate of England and France and his Judgment
OF the course of England in relation 10 the con-
vention formed for that purpose with the British
and French Ministers in Lima has been borne
out by its rejection.
Mr. Osma gives a frank and not unfayorabIe
opinion of the United States; and his recon-
mendation TO his government to place foreign
officers in its navy, is good one, though it may
seem TO reflect upon Peruvian loyalty. VIVA.
he says about the course Peru should pursue in
its intercourse with this country is full of poli,i.
cal wisdom; and bis remarks in regard to the
fact that any one may represent the republic In
Europe, but man Of sense aud judgment should
be sent to Washington, is very applicable to our
own foreign representation. Our Ministers, like
these Of Peru, have little or nothing to do in
Europe bat in Spanish America, which is begin
ming 70 look to us as the leading Power of this
continent we should have better class Of men
than we have been accustomed to send.
Tbese letters Of the Peruvian Minister win
open tbe eyes Of statesmen in Europe to a new
veS Of the position Of this country in its rela.
tions to The Sponisb.Americsn republics, and
will not be without their effect upon our own
public men. So frank judgment addressed by
an accredited Minister, in private letters, to the
head of bis own government merits great
consideration, and will no doubt receive it. We
commend these letters to the perusal OF our
readers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
FIrsmen's Parade I'm Phiiadeiphsa.
0riN0 AMONG rBn FTRaaKs-rHRsn MEN SHOT
ONE nokrALLY wouEDnD.

PmLADnPmA, Oct 8, 1851.
me nremea's riennia parade passed OF very pes'an'
~. Ninety .hrcs companies were In the line, Dcadns
twenty -four visiting companies number Of companies
have apparatus, and ali me ms,hns havo been re-
p,in,ed ard adorned This general holiday Much In
6isnaron ercivd nsss me nber Of the bands,
BIZ several oclored bands seing the line Of the pro
ossson ahelton's band, eco psnying too Ne~ YorH
erenap let the lne and followed ~ Bsoks (fhiia-
delpnal band, and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
News from Hnnsos.

81 Lovps. DOT. 8, 1857.
ne cuindaro Cindcas OF the Ii, inst sAys thai near
thousand hlsouyiAns have entered Kansas, bes sscn
oundaro and weson, 10 settle there; but veil In.
formed parties In nssoun say naa II for political pr
roes. Evidence Of concerted action song The whole
border becoming apparent, bat violoaoe Is ne, sp2re
heuded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
Mails rur Europs

Ym xxy TORE REHABILITATION Y0H Hun0rI
The Ounsrd mail steamship Canada, Capt Shannon, VIII
cave Boeson on Wednesday, 81 noon, Tor Liverpool
Tue European mails will close In this city at quarter
past one O'Clock this afternoon.
me EuropuaA edition OF me HnAIo, printed In French
sad English, viii be published 1t len O'Clock In Me
sg. single oopies, In Wrappers, nx oenH-
Subscriptions advertisements Tor any edition Of The
sEw York HIzAIs win resolved the following places
u Eurcpes-
Lospos- Samson Low, Son Co :, Al Ludgass hill
.ospuR-An. s kurJpgau 81 nlnS William 81
Pans 10 do ePAce dc % Bourne
lsvnx-ool-Do do eohape srees
LJvnroos--R stuart, 10 Excf sngc stress, Esa
HAvES-Am European Expren 90, II Rre Oofnseis
re oontec Of Eropesn edition OF The HnRALp will
COMBINE the received BY mail and telegraph q M
soe during the previous wees. and up 70 s hour Of
pvhncas,op.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

NEW YORK nERALD-CALIFoRSIA 1DrrIoN.
The United States mail steamship sat Of the wss Capt
Gay, viii leave this port Wednesday afternoon ai two
O'Clock, for AspinwAl
The mae for California and other part. OF the Pacific
will close a one O'Clock
me Nsw Yorx WHEY HsRAIp-Carfornia edition
containing intelligence from all parts Of the world
win be published nj eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing, sxpence
agents wiz please send In orders early possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

American Mass Meeting In Baltimore
ptgHoss OCT 6, 1857.
The Americans are holdlss . large man seeting 70
night, In NJ nuusrt square. Mr. Bioss, The American
esndoaa for governtr, one q the AIeAsfl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

the List Saved from the Central Amersea.
After lapee Of sixteen days since the drst
party of thoee saved from the Central America
we're landed at Norfolk from the gallant little
brig Marine, and when every hope of seeing any
more of the unfortunate passengers and crew Of
the lost steamer had been almos. extinguished,
three more have been returned to their homes.
After enduring the most terrible suferings on the
open sea for nine days-they were without food
or water drenched with the waves exhausted
from exposure, and reduced to skeletons by
starvation, they were mercifully snatched from
death in the darkest hour Of despair. The &C
count of their long agony, which we publish this
morning, is narrowing.
One Of them, Mr. Tice, the second engineer
was drifting on plank for seventy-two hours
when, espying one of the damaged life boats, be
fortunately succeeded in reaching her, and soon
after fell in with the other two, Grant and Daw-
son. clinging to the hurricane deck of the steam
er, and took them of.
There lie a sad episode in the story Of these tive
men. It appears that at one time there were
twelve in all on the hurricane deck. of whom ten
persisted miserably from exposure and starvation
"a slow, lingering and painful death. While
drifting about at the mercy Of the waves,
they saw several others clinging to portions of
the wreck but were unable to aid them; and as
there is no account Of any Of them having been
taken off by any other vessel, the painful con-
clusion is forced upon US that they are lost-that
we shall never hear more of the brave Herndon
and the hundreds of unfortunates who went
down with him on the deck of the Central
America.
1t is remarkable fact that the men last
rescued bad drifted on their frail support nearly
sir hundred miles from the spot where the steamer
sunk, before they were picked up-a dreary
voyage-the terrors of which, with protracted
and agonizing death staring them in the face, no
one but themselves can realize.
There are few instances if any, on record of
men enduring 20 much from the disaster of
sbipwreck, yet coming 20 bravely through it.
Though there is little cause for hope that any
more will be or have been saved still there is a
bare possibility that some of those seen clinging
to the captains cabin or the wheel house may
have been picked up by some vessel not yet
heard from. We sincerely trust, though we hard
ly dare hope, that it may be so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

Nf0T, Drt b, lttI.
1ntelfs erce that Hon George A. simmons member Of
Congress- has ass- been striker with paralysis ~ Kscs
vie osnnc, possDy survive shroaTh ths night, has
be- q received here
M BD,op IL playing roodle, here 70 night, 81 manager
Huvnru's, W an i'm mense house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
Intercepted Letters Of the Peruvian
Minister.

10 Condemns the AngloFrsnoh Yfotectorats-
His Opinion Of Peruvian Fdeliiy-what .
Peruvian Minister In tho Unitad States
Should Be-GreatneAs of the DATED
States Ignorance Of European
Statesmen with Regard to
Them,
&c. &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

closed quite nrm for chipping lots Of both re and white
6;ashsrn. Corn VS. arm, With . good xpou de-
msnd, and closed 81 TOO . 10 Pork ws
dun ard lower, With small sales Of q sa2 o. x
s9s Sugars Quis and sales ooannsd 70 abou, 200
2tc bids Cuba q pricss given In another clamn
Coffee q,let and saIes limited. Frsshh were armsr
FOR Liverpool London 10 the former about Is 900
bbh four erg-eod q =. 3D., end 20 900 90, 900
bushels grain, chiefly corn, at SKA sgd, bak, With
wheat In bags, u 6kd. . 6a<d. I'd. 10 London 2lo
hhdv sugar tsk,p II ass and 900 bbs turpenuns
Of q Cd per $50 lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

IspIAsArotrs, Ia = a o, 1881
Elias u Ferry and ID Pratt, have been ron mated 10
OH the vacancies he scme Court Of The State caused
~ The resis ,sucns Of Judges @uat sad GoSkins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

buFho, Ow o, 1901
Under the lpnu.no OF the Wind sun tho faif ound
bss recovered from the effects OF TIE reccr heavy
ne present prospects good r week or fair wesiher
any previous iAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

Tne charter eleon held here 70 day resulted In The
eleciisn Of the cratic ticket the republican
American ticket Calhoun was sected Mayor by %
msiorby Oonsidsrao'e spirit Vas manifested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

DuRuQUE, OJt &, 1851
Tho steamboat Zen Oourrin into by the steamer
Key City about Two O'Clock yosterday morning, when
near Ia Crosse, oa the kssisspp rvor, and sunk I'm
dsely In nneen feet Of water fifteen OF ter deck pas
sengers -ere crowned. The steamer IL . total ioss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
TrllAlee,s Sale.

TxIHKREAS IN me Sth day of December, A, ID,
w ISIS, Andrcas Detlef Laumbach and Anna
Lsumbach his wife, executed unto LOUIS A Aackiot
As Trustee, \ certain deed OF Ttust, conveying TO
said Trastee the land In Clinton County, Iowa, de
scribed as follows, to wit: The south half OF the
North Bast quarter VI Section number th,rty-thrse
(ss) In Township Lumoer eighty.three, (S3l North
Of RANGE number I'VE, Is East Of the 3th r. NJ,
which said conveyance was made BY sahi Andreas
Detlef LAumbach and Anna l-aumbsch for the
purpose u securing the payment of = certain pro-
miss ~ note and the interest thereon signed By sad
Andress De,lcf Ianmbach, dated this 9Th day OF lie
cember, u, lso6, for thirty-sevsn 30 LOO dollars,
payable SIX sntbs after date, the order Of Austin
CoTbn.
And now said noae having become due and psy able
aud the said Andreas Deter IAumbsch hAving JAILED
to paw thu SAM. lous Mackiot Trustee rs sfore-
aid hereby give this public nue by virtue of
thc p0wsr which is In ne vest.dty aid deed Trust
] will on Saturday the 2Pnd day Of Au ,ust y,
1855 ., the hour u clock In tn sfeT OF said
day, at the Court House Goor the city OF paven-
port, expose and oIr for sale 1t public auction, the
pare. Of land above described, much th OF
shall be suiicent to satisfy and pay the amount OF
,aid note with tho here"n tie day OF sale.
together with tbs expenses AIT ndng saii sale. costs
Of this notice and Trustees fees. Us.n the compile
ton VI such sale d, I'd VIII be- gwen In riAnce
with the stpu' ation Of said Deed ~ Trust.
DATED the 2ith day Of July A u, 1857.
LOUIS A AACKIOr,
July 25dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

VXYHRRRAS On the asst day o. July, A y, 1853.
w Peter W.sss executed unto Austin Corbn
Trustee. certain deed OF Trust. osaveying TO said
rrustee the land in Scott County, Iowa, described
follows, 10 wit Tho South West quarter Of Section
thirty three (33). 10 Township eishy tsj) North Of
Range four ~ HAST, which AAsA convey ance was
made ~ the said Peter wicse ser the purpose Of
occurring the pa, ment Of . certain promissory note
and the interest thereon sgned BY said Peter wese
dated the frst day Of July, d, 1856 for this sum Of
One hundred and sixty dollars. payable one year
after date 10 the order q Louis 0sckot with ten
per cent interest after DUR which rote has been en-
dofsed and assigned 70 Isabelle Wallscc.
And now said note having bcc0sae due and paya-
the and the said Peter Wicse having fsilci TO
pay the same, Austin Corbt0 Trustee o. aforc-
said, do hereby give this pubic notice, that by vir
tue Of he power which b In vested by said deed
OF Trust, will ON Tue sday the lst day Of September
d. 1857, at the hour Of O'Clock IN this afternoon
Of said day. At the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport, expose and offtr for sale, at public ate
ton. To the highest bidder cash parcel Of land
above descrieet OF much thereof shall be sum-
Client TO satisfy aud pay the amount Of said note
With the interest thereon 10 the day Of SALE together
9th the costs and expenses attending said sale. q
this notice and Trnstee's fees. lyon the cemp'e-
ton OF such sale deed will be given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said Ds ed OF Trust.
Dated the 9Th day Of August, y, 1881.
s AUSTIN CORBIN,
sug7dts Trustce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

KYyIIL exchange wATCHEo, JEWBLRY
W OLOCK1, PANCY GOODS end any other q
TIDE 4 his Store for REAL EoTAfD In this city,
IMPROVED FARMS
II ~ Ouunty. Il. ". AoRR1, Auct
store on Second "a door shove Ferry street,
Aprl % 81 dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
HAIGHT. SEARS 4 BECKETT,
Leather sXN1aosf 1yctsg1'e1's,
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Ii AT HI y Ii


Saddles, N0ddles-N ANs-daCOse
Coach 91't30ssse31sge, Shoe
Findings, Hides &c.
wehave nov on hand one Of thslsrssst end ~
selected assortment Of
Leather = SaddlesrV Has-dsCAvs,
every offered In the West. Conprising N paEtof
Sole and Harness Leether,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather.
French, America and Patent Cali akin
Kips and Upper Leather,
ofsvery quality.
Iinings, Rooms, Morocco, Bindings, Psssns sns
Pain Shifting. Dash and Enamelled Leather, Lssss,
Findings. 10, &c.
saddiery Hardware, Japansed, Brass, and Alvss
Plated, from the bess Manufacturers. 0eif-ed1ust.
Ing, Gig, and Pad Nes9 1n;lcs, Horse ehse, ~
Spring Torgued Buckles and In short every art00
tie hafncss MAKER, or Saddlef eau visA.
Cerriase and 0rocers Bows, top profe. -
Joints, Coach I.aees, Bands, 1na0el1ed Cloths, Z
wagon Hubs, apokss, Bent Yel1oes, CsSriass ~
carriage Bolts, wagon Springs and Axles, d
collars, Horse Dlankets, ny Nets, Lit leetheg, =
cAino stfstcAed ard 1ub1as Betting ~ 1ivels =
" jnv11A ot1e111so oepafcA1 ~ oke oo11G11
u ! : : :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
YPaaS1cc,S Sale.

XNYHEREAS on the 3Oth day OF u c-nIter, A d,
w 1856, John vost and Auns Or his wife, exc
cutcd unto Austin Corhin Trustee a certain deed
Of Trust. conveying 10 said Trustee The la Il In
Clinton County, Iowa. described as follows, to wit
The West half oftle North East quarter aud North
East quar- ter ~ the North last lasrtr OF Section
twenty-six l26) and North west quarter OF North
Wesf quarter of Section TWEEN y-nye (2h) IN Township
eighty-two, (S2 Range four, and North h,lf Of
North East quarter Of the Souti East quarter Of
Section sevcnte,n, 90 Township eighty two, ls2 }
Range i've. (6.) which said oonve, made by
the said John vogt sui Anna OIe his wife, for the
purpose % securing the payment ~ two certain pro-
missory notes and the nterest thereon signed by ss
John Vogt and Anna Die his wife, datcI the 3Oih day
u December A u, 1886, ono for hfteen dollars And
the other for sixty dollars both payable SIX months
after date, 10 the oriier OF II. A. Thompson.
And now, sail notes having become dueand psya-
BILE and the said John Nogt and Anna Ole his wife
having failed 10 pay the same. | Austin Cothin,
Trustee as Aforesaid. do hereby give tbs pablo
notice, that by virtue Of the power which IL
In me vested by said deed ~ Trust 7 will IN
Saturday The 22nd day ~ Angus, A ID, 1851
at the hour ~ two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, At the Court Hons door IN the city Of
Davenport, expose aud offer for sale, at public
ton, the parcels OF land above described, ~ much
thereof shsl, be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the
amount 81 said ho,es with the interest thereon TO
the day Of sale together with the expenses attend
Upon the completion ~ such sale deed win be given
in accordance with the stipulation of SAID deed u
Trust.
Dated the 2sih day of July, u, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
July 2Esitd Ttu.tee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
1857. Ga - z.,-:.. 1857.
vAhENTI
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY a CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

YNIIIS Company is prepared totransport goods with
greater despatch than other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and EAST
Having their own Cars on the different Roads, and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upon bet
ter time than by any other line.
Shippers by this line will have prompt vepGrdtiOn
n1ade them 10. any loss or carnage OF Goods while in
their charge and will not be sen, to the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred for redress.
Those desiring TO make arrangements FOR spring
business will please cali before Mako arrangements
with dag oaaeT line.
OFFICES.
Boston, No Is, State Street.
New York, 240, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
Ct. Louis, 80,
Chicago, Corner OF State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry SITS,
JNO. S. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW
G. Superintendent, Agents,
Cleveland. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Still They Come

w - unnecessary 10 say any thing OF tho
the elegance or chsapsess Of the fshrics The
eusr 10 those Who have examined thsm, they wouii
s leave TO call the attention VI tAose Who have not
Nseso"s 70 tAs place % find ne beet goods az No
ioEesi prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
TrllslcC,~ Sale.


WHEREAS on ihc 18th day ofJu'y, A. p, 1850,
w Hannah Louisa iiotchkis aud Orson Hotchkis
her husband, executed unto Austin CoTbin a. Trus-
tee, . certain deed u Trn I, conveying To said
Trustee tho land IN Scott COUNTY, Iowa, d. scrbed
foove, IL wit: The West half OF the North East
quarter OF Section twenty-fonr (2t) In Tow nship
eishty, 500 Range u East, which said convey
ance was mad. by the said Hannah Louisa Hotchkis
and Orson Hotcbkis for the purpose of securing the
payment Of a certain proInsspry mote snd the iHte-
rest thereon signed by said Orson Hoichkis, dated
the 18th day OF Juiy,A d. 1896. FIR Forty dollars,
payable twelve months after date 10 the order Of Vim
McManus.
And said note having become due and psya.
Bile and the said OIson Iio,hkis having failed
10 pay the same, Austin CorbiD, Trustc- Hs afore.
said do hereby give this public notice. that by virtue
Of the power which Ia In me vested by said deed u
Trust, will. Saturday the 22i day Of August,
D. 1857, at the hour Of O'Clock in Tho afternoon 81
said day At the Court House door 10 the city Of Da-
venport expose and offer for sale. nj public auction
10 the .ighest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
shove described, much thereof Is shah BE- sum
cient TO satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
With the expenses attending said sale, costa Of this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will be- given in accordance with the
stipulation Of said Deed NJ Trust.
Dated the 2ith day Of July, 4. y. 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
July2odtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Fresh Groceries.
NJ. DALzELL, Jr., + Go.
ooRHBa o. SECOND AND PERRY srREsrs.
YSHANKfCL for past patronage, We now oaer /
the public at large choice selection Of
Fresh Groceries,
SUsARs-N o. crashed. clarified. srsnulssed and
COf1EE-Rio, Java, Isgnyra, roasted and ground
fBAs-All Grades and prices vISs0AR-Fure ci-
der and common. Spices, pepper, indigo starch,
SOAPS candles sod., .sisr.tus sIound rice t.p.ocs,
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes pearl
barley, split peas, Chocolate horse radish, white
beams beef tongues. :. 2 hams, ersnherriss, buck
CA1ndC1a Flour.
Asuperior article In Dbl. and half Dbl. sacks.
Cr0ckSec Rtscsstfs.
6boxcs in store. Jus received fresh water, sod
and butter crackers. CHaEsE-western reserve and
Hamburgh.
FISH.
hackerel, salmon, white 0sh, goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock II complete and well assorted
BASkETE-Of oil kinds, sizes and prices
Nov. 9th. y. DALxEl.L Jr. 90.
FRESH slRRIH.AL.
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked Haiibut, Salmon in kits
80 Salmon, Mackerel
Mackerel, ." Rbls a HRS
Ecls, Herring
Baskets /! Baskets!
in the city. Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rice,
superior article for Puddines. Also Tspieca Sage
Thyme Mariorum, s. Savory French Mustard Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts. Candies, &c, &c. N
fact every thing may be found At
n DALZRLLJR & co.
]msy30tf] 6K Cor ind and Perry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Tnpst1esas and - ~ yard, Tor sale at the srest
1 CeYa - NwNteuge w@S Hesss Dss.sina
Dlock "a sere6e. - o0ULD & STEE1D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. r.
- g
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

Chicago and st. Louis.
rains lsdce Chica0o for ~. Louie and Iassrus-
diate places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted $50 AZ
Express Train, saturdays excepted) 1llOPu
1rdins leace 81. LoaisI for CA:cago and iuserys
dsdte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays cIcepted) 00A n
Express Train saturdays excepted 83OPu
Trains run directly through, without. change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom.
ington, Springfield, Carilnville and Alton.
wiTralns run this road make direct connections
II Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet making this the shortest quick and most re.
liable route between st Louis aud New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central K. Il st Bloomington, for La.
Sale, Mendota and Cairo.
IN Great Western Of Illinois At Springfield, foI
Decatr- and Naples.
With all the Railroads dlverging from Chicasc
With daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned above car
be procured At all the principal til ket oess In ths
United States, and at he ofnces
In 81, Louis II Ohicaro
enue, on Levss. site fremont House.
kICHD 2. MORGAN, ia, eups.
Bloomington, Jan. /. 1855. febiSd,i