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sa.ronp HALL.-This institution, which was re-
moved from the city TO this village Some dozen years
b,eore, had wen large reputation in the msf'ca
World Tor its remark able in the treatment o.
ca,.s of ir.aIity. 1. was then under the charge Of
the late Dr. James Macdonald, brother Of the present
proprietor whose ettmabe character is embalned in
the memory Of the inhabitants OF this village, aud In
,hs rnerory Of all who knew him. since then the res
idept physicians have all been men eminent IN TINS
brar c Of their profession eid Of high moral ana gen
tIeuanIy character OF Gen. Mscdonah Is scarcely
necessary TO gay that our citizens esteem .la .so
tisb-toped pentleu an Of enlarged humanity ana wno
would not countenance anything that is not per,ec.
uTtptr ard right No breath Of scandal, or o'nef ,na
Of perfect confidence in the institution wncS ne
ducts had ever been heard among rs uni tae
# the city press. tri"ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
THE MEETING FOR RELIEF OF TIE POOR
OF TRENTON.

TRENTON, N. j., Monday, Nov. 9, 1857.
The dispatch of Saturday from this place gave an
exaggerated account of the Distress among the work
ing classes IL is not correct that 5000 people are
likely to s.arve Only about two hundred are out of
employment; aud good feeling prevails among the
citizens, and ali calls of distress will be promptly mst
TRENTON, Monday, Nov.9, 1879 p. No.
very large relief meeting was held here this
evening.
Resolutions for the appointment of committees to
raise means for the relief Of the poor and to prepare
memorial to the Common Council, were adopted.
A number Of speeches were inside, all OF them tenn
perste end dignifed in their tone.
The meeting was very orderly.
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With his corps Of assistant.

-, rbi, gentleman, With bis corps OF assistants,
49,. ,n,s bsd arrived a. $50 Francisco.
,,, vas 10 sail Tor San Diego. aud cross
ane ~ land 10 Fort Yuma. From tina. point
Eo Ss.cspd The Colorado 10 its debouchurs into
a. yc,s ~ Calfornia AID there meet the schooner
;hrss 10 sad from San Francisco with the sup
ph. nsipg the little iron steamer together, Lieut.;
md hs party complete, will at once embark ana
s,eesed on their exploration.
PSneh isepprehepsion exists 10 regard to the views
If The Administration on the TehuansePsc qis-",n,
Int The Administration has nothing to do WIN auy
sgreeu mt entered into between Mexico ana tae
i3spa Cempsny nor does il favor any o'ner Ia
iptf,tst Mexico hiss offered TO extend, TOT r"td
pecunsy consic siiop the rights vnoo scted
States ecouired under the Gsdedsn lieeX he trsns.
With that subject. The correspondence VIII W
United 10 Congress. .a,o;s,Iv advised that
e, Fscslspte has been selected oy Ho a,noc,eS
Sr.c;ai Envoy to the United states ne d ;narf.,s
~ arrive by the next steamer, ou, WIZ 10: S oon.
s~;th ths fanctiors Of Molioo. Hn tnsso" n" 70 ~
80 ;th the freedom Of the Nicaragua lfan.i,
Rouse unoer the protection OF the great com"e
TIE nails from all points South, as late as DUE are
The f,.t ard second mates and eleven OF the seamen
~ The shin Ossippee ard fourteen seamen OF the snip
Eors.t slate. have arrived at Charleston Both YES
sss hs)onped 10 Portland. The first was 1857 on bs
hama arc the eecond on Bninis Reef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
rs GREENE C. BRONSON A DEMOCRAT

To the Editor Of Them y Tribune.
SIR; M Buchanan in his recent letter to Prof Sill
nan holds tte doctrine that Slarery eriss rkererern
is not prohibited b. posit;cc iai, and this is the new
Southern Democratic doctrine. He Gays: "Hor
"copd trer hare been seriously doubted mystery.
Judge Bron,on seems to have been one Of those
doubers az may be BY the following Letter which
he wrote On This subject 1t lie dated July Is, 1913,
and il was addressed to gentleman whose face should
burn with shame when he remembers how entirely he
eg,eed with the sentiment tt en- and how he repudstes
II row.
The Judge aays
Starry cannot exist chere there is no posiire lac
10 uphold IT, IL is not necessary that should be t1r-
hidden; az is enough that al IS not specially author
i:td. II the opntr Of sidres Tsmores mih or sends
them into any cOan'ry, STATE or Territory rhere
mint 5esome feenen aud will have az good right to
command the master hs be will have to command
them. State laws have no extra authori'yi aud law
Ct Virginia which makes mau slave there, can
pct make him slave ia New-foIk, nor beyonu the
Rocky Mountairs.
Undertaking 10 doubt on that question, can see
the extension Of Slavery into Free Territory and
question policy, think bad better let alone Ii
our South bieten wish TO carry slaves to Oregon
NewMs1ico o: CalfcrLi. Hsv W,h he unter ~ neee'.
be in Tine for the Free States to resist the messue a.
c.Dret doubt Ii " you'd with un waveriog rmness.
"Iwoul1 rot ptedIessly this question, az it is
orc of AL exciting nature which teLOs TO sectional
division ard may do Us harm as people. you'll
leave il 70 The Ssv-holoog States to decide for them
selves ard On their responsibility, When II ever,
the matter sball be agitsted IN Congress.
at nay be that they will act wisely, and never
move At aII-espeoeily as il aeens pretty geoer silly
egIetd that neither Oregon Mexico nor C.ltforr
ma il well adapted 10 Save labor. BIZ II or South.
en- 6rethrsa stoud make the question: e shall hare no
choice bat 10 meet and then, r.attrer consequence
t.,I, 81 fJe Of Sf0'cS
eir, u4,iec roics against GlOriHg SL0rerg on ss-
ge fo0t # soil Where II as not Eor 0uho'1-ec oy lar
Il very respectfully yeuL otedent se,Sant;
IT Msss,I JoHN CocARASE ana o.heIs, Comuittee'
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EATAL AEERAY.

WnLIAsSPoRr, Pa, Monday Nov 9, 1857.
An sffIay occurred on Saturday near Montgomery
station in Lyconiug County, watch resulted in the
death OF Mr. Hill, from stab inflicted by MI Bird
with butchers knife II appears that Hill and the
oldest con Of Mr.. Bird went TO the house of old Mr..
Bird Cor the purpose of qusneng with him. when old
Dir. BIRD, as he alleges, killed him 10 seidefenss.
BIRD gave himself up TO the proper authorities and
mas been committed TO the county Jail to await in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

NRw-YoaK AND ERIE RAnRoAD-NEw TINE
TaBLE-A new Time Table for running the trains on
this road went into effect yesterday. The morning sx
press for Durkirk, Buffalo, &C., now leavestwo hours
later, and some other important changes have been
made, as will be seen by the following programme:
-8Am-punkirk Express, all principal stations
se, m-Pot Jervis Accommodation principal stations
II2 m-Paterson Accommodation, all way stations
An m-A[ddetown, all stations excep. Haylers
o. m-Nifht Express 10 DunkIk, principal stations
az = m-Psterson Accommodation, ali way stations.
III n No + migrant train princpa stations only
Est.,ts from Railroad Depot, Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

The E1.crros.-71e Albany EreHi"g Journal OF
yesterday figures up Democrsfie m'Jo'"' VI
10 0O0 on the State ticket, and rensks'
I'VE have 20 changes to make TO d'y IN on, L.sn
lstivs tables and consequently do not repuosn ''en
Tie S. nate stands IL Republicans, Amef'csn aDa ~,
Republicans, ard IA Democrats. .ne A r.
Republicans, 60 Democrats, and > Amencsn'' Lae'e
figures will perhsps be altered oy toe oneA' Inn
but probably no. 80 as to mssenauy cnsuse 'ae ~
lical strength of either psrty in either house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

Mr. Charlie, SchsefTsr has been elected Professor
Of an Language and Literature at the University
OF PepIsylvapis.
Legislature for Upitsd States Senator. Ine woe 1
a. fcIIows: A. o. p. Nicholson, %; Jonn Dell, o0i
Wp. b. Campbell, l.
SxowK,Kr D,Ip.-A genileu an just from Superior,
80 No.,h .aIs that two weeks aga, hewaded in stow
bat was knss deep, between Stsyeus's Point az
S"r.,;n- IChiosgo Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. y 1871.
Complete returns ofthe State EeciOn nave oTsn re-
ceived The vote for Governor was 4f''os 'or hcss'
and 36 Ie7 for Groome making HICKS majority 'o..
The Senate will be composed OF 10 Americans ana
Democrats and the House Of a Americans ana ~
Democrat.
meals from the let Judicial District.
Three Americans aud three Democrats are elected TO
Corgfess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

r,v Vxx,rcvy srx,roRsHIp-Tns contest Tor me
cee Of United State. ssDso n k.,tUsly .sisS
he DnscI. h.ys ; s%s. Ss Sas I:s
70 s. oT~ sssary ard The Hon Lion Boye
spsaIe t,t, Of there two candidate. is getting qa''s
Nv ur;m. ,a in difYsvert parts Of the state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
EXCITING MEErlNG or TEMPERANCE MES.

. ALBANY, Monday, Now 3, 1917.
Quite an exciting meeting Of Temperance men took
Editor OF The Pr0aiJiiorisi having advertised that
be would deliver sn address denourciDg Mr. Del,van
rs unfsi,hful TO the cause Of Temperance.
When The meeting organized member of toe Tenn
persnoe Society rose sod after dencutcng Professor
Mccoy for his course, introduced resolution that the
meeting was not held at the request of any Temper
or &c organiz stion. This carried amid confession
Professor Mccoy was frequently interrupted by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
SENTENCE OF A DEFAULTER.

TORONTO, Monday, Nov y, 1897.
Mess r. Cummings, who embezzedSo, OOo from the
Upper Bank Of Canada, was to-day sentenced 10 ltn
pIlsonu ent in the Peritentary for five years.
Samuel ID. Rose was sentenced to the Penisentiary
for lie tor robbing the mail of 5000. Upon re-
ceivrg his sentence he tainted.
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SMOKING A TENANT TO DEATH.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. y, lSoI.
Bridget Mcintyre of Central Falls died on Saturday
from tbs effects of fright and smoke caused by the
landlord of the building in which sne lived having
stuffed the chimney With straw to smoke bis tenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
EoS-REcEIpT OF THE ARABIAs NEWS.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Monday, Nov 9, 1857.
We have fire weather here and at Trepsssy to-day,
snd If the Arabia should pass within ten or fifteen
miles Of Cope Race, the news yschs will be sure to
board her and obtain her The telegraph lines
between tbi, city and New-York are, as USUAL in ex
cellent working order.
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TIE SCHOONER "LUCY ANN

BOSTON, Monday, NOV ,, IoJI.
The schooner Lucy B,sss from New. York for Port
land srived st Holiness Hole yesterday 10 leaking
condition, having struck rock near West Chop
The oasgo is damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

evidence, Of disspp-otat'cn. Re.olshcn, dsnorae
ing Mr.. Delsya1 were enefea a' 'ac e''s' vi n''
n1drfaa.
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..rrAnELpHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. 9, 1857.
c,ocI, s.eady. Pennsylvania Ffves. 81 Reading
Railroad, IsI; Long Island Railroad 81; Pennsylvania
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WASHINGTON, Nov. s, 1851.
Notwithstanding the approach Of Congress aud
the interest excited BY the organization Of tae
House, but little evidence Of animation ' yet v''i
bic here. There are few struggling Mem'e on
the ground and several asprant' for tie pr'oci'a'
elective Offices. Although an attempt maj be msd'
to force the Kansas question upon tie Democratic
caucus before proceeding to the nomcatlons' II I"
doubtful if it will succeed as portion OF tie uls'a
are disposed to organize first, aud then take issue
with the Administration If the Presitent's Message
sball fail to come up to their requirements. fn''
was the course proposed BY Mr.. Cdrgmso snf
others, when Mr.. TOcmt, brought forward bis test
resoluiiors against Mr. Winthrop ia iS49 aat i. i'
by far the most rational NODE Of preceding Ia
such an event there is little doubt that Mr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Illinois Central Railroad.

NOR 81 Louis, Alton. Lesvcnw nth CT y, Kansas
Il Oity, I.rra H.uts, Evansville, vineennss. Peo-
ria, Decatur, Springfield, jack sonv ilie Naples so,
Memphis, hatcher. Npksburg New 0re,ns and all
points on the LJ~er Mississippi
For n. Loui. and Cairo, Trains viii leave The Great
Central Depo. Is follows
Dsy Express at .; % 4 y fSun dAys cxcspsed)
Night kx .Yess ~ 3, ? NJ (Sa urdays ex opted
Runninx through to 81 LOUIS aud Caro- without
change Of cars, and mailing direct concessions with
all Of the above named oints.
This - the emily route bstween Chicago and 81
Louis without change 81 cars, and the the xpe
ditious to ep 'inca.ld. Jacksoaviiie and Naples.
10 passengers for Memphis, vioksturg, Now Or
leans &c, the route Cairo. is the esiy Direct and
10 twenty four hours In adv snce Of any other
For Peoria, trains ave at
1850 n (oundsys exccpted) and
Pm (SaturdAys 'xoepted.)
Running through without change OF baggage.
For 0aiena, Dunlei h, Dubuque and 81 Paul, trsins
ksve via 0slena Chicago Union v ..
Al lOA NJ end 9,a5 p n.
Connecting ct Ounleiin with daily Ike OF First
OlasB Passenger Steam 70 for Prairie do Chien, La
Crosse Winona, Hastings. Flu ,son, Pre- cott and 81
PAUL. Also connecting as Dubuque with the Dubuque
4 Pacific R, for Dyerville, Independence, Cedar
Rapids, Sioux City, &c.
For Bloomington, i.sSalle. Dix.n. Amboy, Polo ks,
trains leave via Chicsg, n Burlington
AtY Is y and Sl5 p u.
Making direct connections At Mendoza with trains
Main Line Of Illinois Central for oil Of tie above
points.
Through Tickets an be obtained NJ the once Of the
Michigan Contra! X X. opposite fremont House, cor
nrr LAX" and prareorn streets also a, the once Of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chica., X, opposite
the fremont uousr; and Al the office Of ;hl company
III The Great Contra! Dept, TO-; Il South water and
Lake streets.
JAS. {. CLARK. Master Transportation.
SII.AS BENT. sup't Chicago Divisinn.
" 7. Johnson. G;nf Ticket AGENT. Tact2ain
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

AND CANADA BROAD GAIGE RAILWAY.
NYiie cars and free from dust. -Chanse of time
w J ny 9Th, 1887 through 10 New YORK ia 81
hoUrs.
The only direct route /. Ei,cSa Fails n,r,,,
Rochester. Utica. Hornel.v,lie Eitnira Bjnehxrl,,
ton, Albany, Troy, New York, Phiaiciphia. Boston
Montreal And New England Stat s over n. Michi-
ssn Ceasrsi Railroad and Canada b cad Gauge
Railway
III" Mi hissn Central Railroad has The a,v.n,se.
o' an Exclusive telegraph line, used entirely Tor The
movement Of all trains. thereby avoiding po.snil-
It, OF collisions or delay, annoying q. other
routcs
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO.
$50 M-Lishtning F.press. Arriving a, Nissa,a
Falls Al i0rs; New York at 81 i u, neAt dag
Boston At \.
100 A s-Rxyrefs Mai. kshing direct connec-
and Boston.
100 ], m-Cincinnati Express Making direc,
iehn"cti"ns to Lafayette, indianapolis C.uoaratl
New Albany, Louisville Dayton, Columbus, Zane,-
He Wheeling. Pittsburgh. Baltimore, ri lsi-lph,s
ard Wa h,nston.
SEQ rN-Aft-rnoon Exprsss Arrives In New
York AZ Q a n second day, or Boston At irn Ph.ia-
dephis At 1880 secohd morning.
% M-Steainbpat Express. Conntctiar with
Nortt Shore Line OF stam-rs At Detroit next morn
ing through withou; landing, connecting with nrst
morning xp'ess At ButfA,o, arrive In New York Al
y. and Boston II At night. Also connact, thror sb
BY railro:d VIA Nisesra Fsis or buffalo Conueet,
- Az Otss W inohiihoiiS, Louisville, Civ
natl. psyttn. Columbus. Wheeling Baltimore PITTS
ou q. Philadelphia and Wa .lsinrtou.
SE The trains ON the Chicago, Hariu.:'en x
quincy Gs'ena 3 Chicago Union Illinois Central
and hiehigan Central railroads run into IN same
dro' Al Chi1ago, saving tbs expense = passengers
Of hack hire and transfer Of baggage
~ All tains connect at Detroit with steamers for
C.escianI.
The $50 and 90 N. 300 ani 90 r N trains
make drett connections at Toronto with the
IT, Sucs,on. cviensturg, Montreal, QIebec and all
points in CanAda East, Mother. Vermont Nov
Hampshire sn6 Maine
II Is well known by the .rnveiin. Pubic thu. this
road Las no competitor o; uai facilities from Ch,ca
60 t. n aesrs Psils, New York, BoJtn Oplensburg
Montreal nc.
Is over this route S. n, train Sair A, at 500
N No 800 n train Saturday.
B1ggsg, Checked through u Niagara Palis Eufu-
10, Albany, New lorh, Boston, Ern.ra ai.i Pbi,a
delpiia
PAssss gerg arriving At CD c,go by any q. The ,.
roads WI End cenp+Int agents on the cars and
sggage masters At the depois to receive checks AMI
convey their baggage TO the Michigan Central -xi
road d'pot free u charge.
tn. american kxPre,s runs over this route and no
other 49, ~
sslistury's Paien, pu.,er Il, used on al Express
trains.
The quickest time to New York 10 over th,. route
THROUGH TICKETS coon FOR NINETY DAYS,
Aiiowins holders to remain over ard re.ure th.,r
.sats, can be bousht 1t the dfrerent offs In the
West; also at the passenger depot foot o. Lake
street, end At the General Ticket Once corner OF
Lake and Dearborn street, Chicago, oppositr ,he
fremont House.
HJsPALDrNG,
tEtzlouI Ten Passenger Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

NTUkkEAS on the iih day Of August, A D. 1Ss1
w Thomas Temple executed unto q, or, l. Nj,
thhlt IA trustee, n certain deed Of Trust ,,.ns,v.
ins To said Trustee the iaLd In Scott County low.
usti"cn ~ f'a,"~s, 70 ~N A pAst al ths ka,t hal,
W thr North East qnar'cs uf section twcnty-nvs
lsol, township seventy isht l,sl, North OF Rang
two III East OF the Fifth Prtocipal Meridian 10
ginning fourteen "a rods kssi from the North
West corner. and from theme running H,uth twen.
y-three t2s rods, theme. kAs fourteen Iisl rods
thenoe North twenty three 1881 rois, ,Lvare W a.
" the place u beginning. containing two acres o,
land together with al the appust,nances thereun,o
Belonging. which said oonv-, ancc VA. made by The,
said Tcnle for the purpose u securing the payment
81 certain pronissory note and The interest
executed 10y said Thomas Temple, dated tn. an dsx
of AUGUST, ID, 1891, and payable TO thu order Of
u W. Van kv"ra, sixty days after date for three
hundred aud seventy zone dollars t$J7Il
Aud now said note la wing me ue and pa Able
AMI the said Thomas TEMPT ha, ing failed TO DAY IN.
same, !, George l. Nichols, Trustee As Aforesaid do
hereby give this pablo no ice. that by virtue ~ tn.
power which 10 in me vested hy SAIL do.ti Of Trut
viii. On Saturday the 3lst day of October A ~
is37 nj the hour Of two O'clock = NJ. OF the sam
day, at the Court House door Ia tho city of
Tor SALE at public auction TO the highest bidder s
cash, the parcels ofland above described or SO much
thereof AS shalt be sufficient N satisfy and pay th.
amount Of said note, With the interest thereon to IN.
day ~ sale Together with the costs aud cxt-pss q,
said sale, costs u this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion u such sale deed will be civ.
en- IN accordance with the stipulation SAID dec, OF
Trust.
Dated the 9Th day Of October, A u, 1857.
0kORGk l.. NICHOLS,
~"Awaw Trustee.
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Milwaukee and Watertewn II II
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
4 N AMI after Monday November 25th PASSENGER
~ Trains On th,s aad w,ll run ~ follows;
GOING EAST.
FIRST train leaves Wsletlywn At 8 10 81 arr, ius
N Ws'ert what's ". Secou,. Train caves Wa
iertownAt .-5 N, Arriving IT Wste tiowa AZ ssp
GOING WEST
Frs; Ttaih lcAyHs Milwaukee al SIS 4 ii arriving
Al wssertown ss il,i9ss secnns train leaves Nj.
wsus@e 81 $50 u afrtyiug It water lnn al aai N
CoNNECTlSG-GoIEG EAST
Al Mlvags CIV b tn 81 IN Bay, Nlis.rt,t and
Chicago Niiir0. q ihica n ne. VIA Miat.l.-7
southern, ClvelAGd Toledo, Cleveland and Ert- and
New YORK and krie 10 Nov Y,rk cry, thence VIA
steamer Vanderbilt .ni Plymouth K ~ 10 Posth
Also connecting al Chicago with Michigan C.rt-,l
'steai W estern, Cansds New York Contra IL New
York ci.l thence Wa Ncu York an. New Haven
Railroad 10 Boston.
CoEERCTING-GOlN0 WEST
At Wat-rtown with Stages 60 Oak Greek D.,se
Cen'r", Wsnsun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portage lily. Portland, Waterloo, hanehetyul-. Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Otse9o, wyocena, &C.
PREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave " atertown at 800 A NJ, and wiivaukec At
Y, daily.
y W. BowLER, Genc,ai Superintendent.
Milwaukee Nov. IL 1857 octlf,ss
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Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy r. R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

~ "NEN AhhANuEMEN1.
thange OF time, August 18th. 1857 On and after
NAugnst 15th 1851. passenger trsins viii ie .ye the
Central depot, foot Of South Water street. daily =,
follows
s,i5 AM-Dsy express Sundays excepted. arriving
At nendato 1910, Gslesbrrg 3;Ie; Burlington IT'S.
and Quincy lO;30PA.
e;4n Mn ght Bspress-Ssturdays excepted. ar
irving at Mendo st 1919, aesburg $50 bu..ius-
ton 1890 and Quincy st 1850 NJ
s,'o p NJ. Sundays excepted. Accommodate Tor
la Rv N and Aurora
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS
A. xendsio W N Illinois &c. ira, ra,lroa po-thf
Nmby, Dixon, Frceport, Gsirfis and Dunlc.th; and
south sor LaSar, Ton,ca. Whoa, Boo ming,or, De.
eatur, IT Louis, Cairo Ac
Al Bu ling'cn with u rtins;on 4 Mississippi rail-
road Tor Mi Peasant, Yai' field Ottumwa, osk lo1ss
Charlton. Fort D-sMoin.s. Fyrt u ,dge. Couacli
BUZZ, Sioux Citg and IL. portions u Kslsas ami
kek,assa
Al Quincy With the splendid steamers Of the 81.
Louis and okCx Packet c., for Keokuk IIa;,nIhsI
Alton " Louis &c and with post coaches for Pal,
myrA. IT Joseph aud ali parts o! Northern Missouri
snd Kansas.
k"sponeib'e baggage men will IN at all the railroad
depots IT. Chic, 20 receive ch ck aud convey tfg
gage 70 the depot frte OF {. aIge
T'eh may be had at tae depot and at The Michi-
gan Central rAlros Once, corner uf Lake ami
Dearborn streets.
&C. HAMMOND General Superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL, GEL Tc.et Agent, Ioc,iTitt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Great Discovery.

'hA subscriber. while engaged In digging a well
on his farm, in Peasant Valley, eco,t ccun,r'
discovered beautiful article Of stone very simiIs,
IN, Geienra stneas Marble, used In Cook ssr.
me polish, End works very easy. ne Is nov prrper.
ns 70 os'en his quarry, when he viii be ensii-i "a
inrnisn In any quantity desired, and ia blocks a
specimens Of this stone can be SEEN AZ this ONO.
wnen further particulars win be given.
HENRY 0RA0S1N,
Ola re Road.
sepSdn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
RAILROADS.


vD.ssnuecs Trains leave Staiiyn corner u wcss
l. Wsssr end Cook streets, daily, {Sunisys escrp2.
WW $50 X
enI aaO , :
for waukcean, Kenosha, nacsnc aud MGwauAt : con
netting ~ kssine, with Abe Racine ana Mississippi
tshroAi, for burlington, Spri1efs.d NIX Horn Del.
ivan, barieu End beao,t 1t Milwaukee with the MI
wanke and Aississlppa Railroad f,Y wach echs
Wh!tewsi'r. Jsnes,ne and Madison, also with the
Milwaukee enc Ws'ertown Railroad for Hs,,lana
aud Wsieftown, with the LaCros. aud n i~Aukee
Railroad for Hartford. HORIZON, B-.ver d an aud
fox Lake; at aGrcsse Juncti N with the chlc ago
81 Paul AMI Fol- du Lac ksf,rosd { r Fou On lac
and Osk aloosa aud wtth the t.Ans Of the Milwaukee
and Ho'iscn Railroad for Horizon and wsupnn
rhe $50 n train les, 70 the above station for
walk gan and oil way stations.
Trains arrive from Milwaukee q. 1915 anil I:s0rx
Through freight trains leave daily 1t s:ca.n
WALTER y. JOHNSON SUM-,
Cticagp, Oct rs, 1857 foc.i,i..