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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

A CATHOLIC CHURCH BLOWN UP.-At
Coldwater, Michigan, on Sunday morning,
about o clock, some scoundrel placed two
or three kegs of powder under the Catho-
lie meeting g-house and fired it, blowing the
building into mass of ruins. The explo-
sion was terrific, and the citizens through
out the village were very generally awak-
ened by it. The concussion was felt to a
great distance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
coRron alton orrrcERs-poMERor.

R0corder-L. s. Nye.
Trustecs-H. S. Horton, A. Murdock, II. Branch
C. Grant, VIM. Jennings.
Troasurer-O. Branch, eX officio.
Marshal-George Walker.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
Is@R PR8MTaMN.

Having purchased large and beautiful assortment
OF now Job Type, prepared to execute work OF
all kinds on short notice, and reasonable terms.
OFFICIAL, DIRECTORY.
Representative In Congress 9th District)-Hon "
q. Horton, OF Megs county. -
senator-State Eegisiature-Chauncsy c. Hawley,
OF Lawrence county.
Reprssentative-Aifred Thomson.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Judge OF tho Court of Common Pieas-Hon. slmeo
Nash, Gallipolis.
Judge OF Probate Cour-A. Merrill.
Clerk OF Common Pleas C0urt-Rodney Downing
Sherif-JOseph V. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-N. Simpson.
County Auditer-H. II. Swallow.
County Treasurer-O. Branch.
County Recorders. S. Paine.
County Surveyor-Levi Reeves.
County Conmissoners-Wm. Lediie J. r. Brown,
Thos. Smith. 90, ,st ... ---
County School Examiners-H. r. Miller, Rev T. A.
Welsh, J. G. S. Miller.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

PORTLAND, Me-, June 30 The Demo-
cratic State Convention, held here to-day,
nominated H. Smith, of Warren county,
for Governor, unanimously.
Resolutions were adopted extolling the
Democratic party and sustaining its course
IN regard to Kansas, expressing submis-
sion to the Supreme court decision, COM
plimenting President Buchanan, opposing
the Liquor Law, and favoring annexation
when legally carried out.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
12,376,OOO

There are Salt lakes in the United States
territories-one in the southwesterly part
of Texas and one or more in Utah, where
Salt of good quality is found in great
abundance.
Nearly all of the Salt manufactured in
the United States is made by boiling, ex-
cepting what is made in Massachusetts,
Florida, and the Solar Works at Onondapa.
The amount of Salt manufactured at
the Solar Works of Onondaga in 1856,
was 7O9, ,391 bushels. The amount of
salt manufactured in kettles in Onondaga
in 1856, was 5,257, ,419 bushels.
When the works lat Onondaga) are
generally running, they require 5000, 900
gallons of brine daily, and the supply is
not less than 10000 gallons per day
for six months.
The annual report of V. w. Smith, Esq,
the State Superintendent of the Onondaga
Salt Springs, which 1 herewith hand you,
furnishes valuable information in regard to
the manufacture of salt the saline depos-
its within our state, and such other gener
al information pertaining to this necessary
article of animal subsistence, as to render
it one O. the most accurate and interesting
public documents published in our country
The wells in the Virginia Salt Springs
are about 900 feet deep. At Pomeroy
and West Columbia, they are from / ,oo(
to 1,20O feet deep. - 10.
The estimated quantity of foreign sal
consumed in the United States and terri
tories is about 13, 500, 900 bushels year
The amount of salt consumed in til,
United States { for various uses) is about
sixty pounds to each inhabitant, ..
In France, the consumption is estimated
at 21t pounds; in Great Britain at q
pounds for each inhabitant aas.of
! >. In onondaga, the cost of manufacturing
4 salt by boiling, as per estimate, during fv'
consecutive years, averages about S pc
barrel of $50 pounds. Freight chargec
on our canals, on domestic salt, in barrel
of $50 pounds each, from Onondaga t
Buffalo, 1913 miles, is about l5 cents pc
barrel oVer the toll paid to the State, whicl
is one mill on 1000 pounds per mile il
the canals. To Oswego, 35 miles, the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

A REPoRr.-The following letter was
received by the President a few dsys ago
1t presents the latest development of Dem
ocratic principles in Missouri
Crawford Co., Mo-, Apra 80, 1857.
Mr.. BUCHANAN,--Dear Sir,--Mr. -
is the Postmaster at this place, and he is
gone out west, and has been gone for three
or four weeks, and he has no deputy here,
but have been opening the mails and at
tending to it since he has been gone, as he
left the key with me, and the postmaster
told me that | must make report at the
end of every month, and he did not tell
me who L was to write to, but | suppose it
is to you we should make our reports, as
we are all citizens of the government of
which you are now President. If you are
not the right one to receive the letter please
drop me few lines, letting me know who
l am to report to, and L will write again.
Report to tie end Of AprH. The wealth
er is cold for the season--provision scarce
and very high but Notwithstanding all
that, we have regular mails once week.
good health, and the people of this coun-
try are universally pleased with your ad-
ministration; this is all l know that would
interest you; if there is anything omitted
in my report please let me know. My
best respects to you and Mrs. Buchanan.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

TOWNSHIP oFFICERS-SALisBCRf'
Trustees-R. Hyscll, jacob Simpson, r. Giliiland
Clerk-W. II. Remington.
Treasurer-O. Branch.
Justices OF the Peace-George Lee G.. w. Cooper,
Robert Hysel
Consta6les- Giles Hysell, David Whaiey, Nal
HyseN.
Assessor-D. r. Jacobs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
Rates OF Advertising.

Ru,,n.s, Cards a lines or less. one YEAR s3 90
Ons sonore thirteen lines or less three weeks, 90
Each subsequent insertion, 20
One square three months, w
One square six months, w
One square one year, w
One fourth column ona year. Is 90
On half column one YEAR 90 90
Three -fourths of column one wear, q5 90
One column ono YEAR 80 90
TPCasual or transient advertise ements must be paid
for in advance.
UP Advs srtisements not having the nnmbor of In
sertions copy will be continued until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

In TIE State of Massachusetts
(moSty in vats built along
the sea Shore) $4,000
In the State of New York (On-
ondaga county,, about 6 1000, 600
In the State of Pennsylvania,
(Alleghany and Kiskimnetas
Tivers} 100000
In the State of Virginia (Kan- .e.
awha and Kings Works., 100000
In the State of Kentucky,
(GnnSe Greak) 250 .OOO
In the State of Ohio (N1uskin-
gum and Hooking riverS) 800, 900
In the State of Ohio (Pomeroy
and West Columbia) 1000 900
In the State of Illinois, $4,000
In the State of Michigan, 10000
In the State of Texas, $1,000
In the State of Florida, 1OO, 900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT. IOWA. JANUARY "a. 1857.
Michigan central Rail Read,


Mieh1Uan l'Anfral N~2l Del |
c~ VssSs SsSsu nsV0OS |
AND CANADA BROAD GrAGE RAILWAY.
ULrn..,h a., N.~ V.L - o., H
" Ao'A =" - itouis.
loST rrisbis roGt., making sur. r,nn,ctaas Ia
Xvl & Niassia taiir, s,nAi" Rochester, CticA.
ltoi heiis.ill. Eu'irs, bhEhsniion. Albany, Troy
Nv n. iok' fh'si'PiAA, hst'n and N~~ Ens.ana
S'Atr-
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO
49,, n .,,,,a,
m 4. -. ~ ".'es. ~ 'aAe,
!. ~ ~ =, ',s'"''.." pine
H., M, -, -, ~ - 49,
~. o,,., -. '' f''N.' IVA" "
-, =, ~,
'Vo y N, hNi RS Mali. arrive at Niagara Falls
n'Nt incoming. New York "a, or
son AZ ~ Al highis al Philadelphia,
VIA smra at ioP Also coi,u',t> al
per"' WIN steamers for Cleveland, aas
m't WIN ""ihing E1tress Tor fttshufH
fhi"iriphis baltimore, CoumLu-, Cin-
tihha!i, &'.
Also CONN cts at Niehig n Ciy direct wuh trains
| OH New AlcanS and Sale rsiiosd TOT New Albany
lndsnoI oil, Cincinnati, la, ION, Col tnbus Zan.,
vile, beltobtaine Union Ml,- linz B. iuo,e Pitt.
burgh, Wsshlngtcn ami PliladriI hia
a As N-Aft.-,.ou rxo,. ;. l., ~.
| Yo,t !. ~ - ~ a. ~ :, - -.
p N pb i.a.n,i, A. ~ ~ ..canI
| uounug
|
| ~" ,"" s IAp1e's, arrive ~ Siheih-
/ - - 'on"'tt> - LAts.et WIN
Nane NV siusny. L'uis''ii'. Indian
oros, layton, CoinnDns. xar svAlie. snd
/ w""'"S rW.pufth Fhiiaee laii. haiii-
| '''' "'R'o"'
4 u,,rn,n. ], n,-n, -, ~. - :
Nnr,h az NH. \, S....n ~. p..sN,"
Through xi,hn, .n.,in. " ~
|
! s'>N SAP'ain .. 3. KAPPA, 1ondAys
@"u murray.
-. LII Ia ".
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24

TYNE sub.crib~r will sell a vAlnsblr tract oi heavy
i timber Land OF 80 acres in Wiscon-in, situated
near st. Croix Pals, on w1If River. snd running
back on smsI Lake beng on the secttn line
This Hudson 3 Lske Superior Railroad will pas along
side 81 ~ u NJ, through III h one u thu most b~an
iful LEGATIONS 10 the West; village Is nov spr Dgne
IN 10 the Immediate vicinity, snd tn land vii do
well 70 lsy out ip village lot. Saw MIL IL h-ng
ers ct@d On this beautul stream within ~ rods Of
tLs land; the shove land Is very cheap q go per-
acre Also IO7 scres Pine Timber Land Of the first
quality On the hanks Of the Chippevay, where The
logs can be easily doated down into the Nissi sppi
70 market The shove property viii be void q bar
1oip said land II FREE and clear from all in'unlbr
oace. Terms Essy. For further psticslars enquire
ieeloif /. l. BoLCoxB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
WILSON 1H.lRLEI.
WHOLESALE GROCEkS.

SST OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, IOWA.
TEsaS!! TEsaS!!!
half Chsvts Impeferia,
voung uyson and 0nnI.'wd.r;
" half chests Oolons and Sbnelohy,
800 Cuddes from 10 20 ibsi
~ Boxes Palm Soap;
t0boxes variega,ed soap.
10 boxes Shaving Soap
s0sss rrsnsparsn, soap;
boxss CASTLE Sost.
20 Loxss Pickles,
100 boxes Tsuate. FsIref
100 Souss VI varlou. trauds VI eLslss T.hAee,i
t0,ooo Cubs sixss cigAn
$1,000 Imported CisA
eaxss No and scaled uerIlns,
% bills new Aaotsrsl,
- half bills Mackerel,
20 kits Mactsrel h< fsl.i' Use
Alas ani kegs OF AolAssss;
"asds Of Sugar
~ Ibis of Dried Appiss,
60 Sacks q drrd Peaen..
100 box-s new Rai-ens,
o3 bbls ass'd Nuts
300 boxes as ss.ss.,
&;0keas AL Nsif !
Ga rumsasrs,
aploss Of all kinds,
Wool aud willow Wac
Brushes, nc sc.
2olhl- Older Nngat
ISsther With lArse s'oes II other stl.eie> all ~
which viii sell reasonable terms.
slStN WILSON HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
PAPER ll.ANGINGS.
IL G. SY1llRT

III Lake street. hirago, lIilnWis.
Importer sad dealer in Paper Haneings.
Window shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Narnish. Artist's Materials Brushes.
IH1E have hand over 100000 rolls Of Wall
w rarefs, borders. &C . Americsn. French.
Englh siid d;ernsa, together with al extensive as
srrt,ncut " CIT, Landscape and common Water
shade, Cords. TAssels. &c.
" A1 NJ Z sH
az kv.ry ,scrpion from the uosi celebrated East
cru mAnuf~ct cries, In barrels ans half barrels.-
Whit Lead, Zinc, Spirits TurI~ntine, Glue &c AL
Of whk h will he sold lower than ever sefore offered
In the WIS.,.
J. 3. SHORT, l79 Lake st.. Chicago
epie-3in Opposite HISS = Fosters.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
JOHN GEMMELL,
photographer, Engraver and Map
Publisher.

1872 Lake Str..t, Chicago. Illinois.
HAVING had ten years Practical eapeIeiie- In The
III ,i,i,s Of New York, Philadelplia and Boston,
reels fully confident that all orders entrusted 10 him
Will be rx"cted IN style unsurpassed BY any OF the
above named cities. and IN the most reasonable
,erms
Maps Plans, Checks, Circulars, Billheai-, fac siu-
eCircuiars, vi,ws Of Buildings, Portraits, Show
u,rl-, Business Cards, &c.
c All Orer- from . .istaI.e punctusliy atteIde
oct e. dr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER or
Ey.uIaAies, Din and VofSeFS.

25S y Nth Water street. Chicago, Illinois.
4 LARGE sssurt aren't 81 Pur- Wines aud Liquors
N constantly on hand nnder Custom H"use l..k AM!
In s,nre and VIII b- -vli IN quantiti. u suit pur-
chsvr> Orders by mail collected, rnd prompt,
nlic,i the lowest oash prices 7" ths trade sncI-
p"rtnity Is oEcred - paying the duties th'ns+ivs-l
sr,ti9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
chicago Steam Dive Works.

XIyE would respectfully inform The Ladies Of ps,-
w .upcrt that W. have established at Us Soutli
Clark Street he; ween Madison aud Washington sts
A Fancy Dyetng and Securing Establish.
nent.
Every description of Silk Satin. and W"i"n
Slawl> AMI Dresses are Dyed. Grained aud Restored
10 their original pcrfrti-n Craied Shawis dyed to
any shade; also Lace Curtains c.ande, bcschtd and
warrante: to o,k like new Orders from th- country
promptly att ndei to.
COOK BROTHERS
irI7tD 1928 South CLARK -. ht NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

(En,fance No u Stat. Stret)
INSTITUTED SEPTENBER, 1851 INCnhfOhA-
i ted by the I.~gisatur- Of Illinois, Feprnsfs,
1888
tn. extraordinary patronage b-stow'd uIs'' THIS
ling established and popular Institution su"fds
irwin, eydenc, that the superior advantages ana ~
v,liti.. Il oder, Tor the acquisition Of tboroueh
knowledge ~ the various branches OF COMMERCIAL
EDu, ALTON. are iavorxbly appreciated by d-ctrn
ing aud int ellieent community. Over tw" hundfed
full cours- students have been IN attendance during
IN. pat winter, being an amount Of PATRONAGE uh
pSraieiei In this country.
The COLLEGIATE Course l. the most extensive COM
pl-,e ard thorough ever introduced into any Com
m-rcial College Ia this country and comprises pract-
cal Ia Book Kcering and Accounts adap-
ted TO every kind Of business, Including al elaborate
work a Railroad Hook Ike ping, prepared by the Pre-
Il lent expressly for this School, Acknowledge OF which
is NE worth mere 10 the Student than the tuition
zee. FIR the entire oours. together with Commercial
Calculations, Business Penmsnship, aud the subjects
OF Commercial Law.
Albert Kiddsr, ESQ, the popular American Card
Writer, whose specimens VI P.nmAnshp recrived the
highest premiums At the graf State Fair held IN New
York city In 1884, has bsvn engaged - Professor 81
\ Prnuisnship.
AnDp.-r course u tree public Lectures will b< ie-
liyer,si duinx the winter 1t Metropolitan Hail. b,
s.yeral u III. M st distinguished citizens Of Chcago
student. can enter whenever they please. Circular
and Catalogues furnished gratniousy applicstict
II the College.
CHICAGO. Oct. ~ n6u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24


an and after Monday ;sc. Isl 1885, aud uatii
Ofurihr nO,ic. trains will leave Rock Island dairy
Sunday excepted, a. fol"ws
1t mail train Ut 10 90 A n
I'd night express 500 r n.
81 freight. with 2d class ts-s At $50 n
Train. arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays ea
o-ptes follows
Ist right -lpIe,s - b.UO A. n.
81 mail train ~ b.00P. n.
Oh freight win I'd class cars 81 $50 r. n.
All trains over this road are IN direct ovnoexion Ut
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
ami Michigan Central Il X. 10 ant FROM Detroit, To-
lel,. Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh.
Drnkirk, Buffalo, Nisgsrs Fall-. Albany. New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Also 1t
I.aSsile with trains of the Illinois Central kosd-
North ssl-ns and south 10 ST I.,us aud Cairo 10
WHICH places i..krts can b. procuredof
$. 3. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
u. \. n1ot. Rock Island.
Passengers reminded ~ the necessity ~ giving
distinct directions 10 th- ION ~ their bag
gage also procure tickets fore taxing their seats
in the cars the conductors cl~ct fsr~r only a.
ton. the line ~ thu Chicago ARock Island rsr"nd
JOHN y TRACY, Superintendent.
". II. wHIInAH. Asst Sup't.
Rick Island. Nov. ~. 1885 Idtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
y. GOING = 90.

NEAR DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
GENERAL wholesale Western Ae.its for Turner
N Brother-' celeb led Ginger, Aackberry. ans
sale dealer, In Tobacco, Cigars Oysters, etc. We
inyte tn. it.Htion OF merchants 10 The above ari
cle- Turner 4 Br.- Wines aud Syrups arr To-
well bpo~n to need comment, and Tor the rest, w
sell the best article At the lowest piie'
Nov a Ism J. =. t:OlSG co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
DENOCR.ATIC .AL.M.aN:1C'
Anl POLITICAL REGISTER for 1867

VvnE undersisned viii publish on Thursday, Dr.
] c<nbeF losh, Jhs Oe0oesotie Almense an1 ~
lsicai AeHster for 1eo7 Ths work Will contain sig.
ty-lour poees sal viii snbsafs the olcisl vote os ~
ths ota6es for Prssilept N ieeo and rs ALSO ne
eoetAj voee ter Copgsessns. and state ~ tne
seVernl oeotse ~ IoGo. IAe Astssaeuitcal tah1es
vi . ea,esatsd With 0rsst sate ~ The principal q.
~ = ~ Uniee. ne work WILL eeseees, ecoseas
QaGA sehos vAluah1o Dolstoal essaqn
e ~ sutAse hoiag y mabe T. pssUsneos - ss1l.
80 n11i6lnoJ reoSenon-11Ce.
~ ~ sl1etA ~ - 49, $3.50.
0sAM - eeysS1sSss - ees.sv osssesses
= - - ''''''.a' Ese,s,s,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
w GOODS AND GROCERIES.

III GOODN AND 6kOCEItIES.
New Geeds! New Gssds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
%hslesale and. Retail Dealer
Ready Made CJOihissS.
Cofhs,. Cass'meves, Festings, Gents
Fsrn'shing Goots and TWioss
Trimmings,
~ ~ Just re'arncd from the E4,t with one u u,
~ largest AID best -r,.etsi stocks Of gads .ssr
sred Tor ssi~ Ia thi, paarket. ennsl tiny Ia part
ne Sosi~~tns articles.
Os'ONs)cloehs.
En.iish Preach, Gsria,n aud Anne
team. ~ thu finest quality and lais.'
style u grds
C0se6ssss'ss.
Eusiish. French AMI Amsfscau q
Every variety 81 -ttle, color am
quality
White Narseilies Msiala AZ. whir
London. Figured Tusei afli e,l."r Il
silks, Fancy AMI ff,iH SIN NSly'i,
Fancy Six and Linen Italian sht
Grensiine hatiu tt-lau tl'fl,
Sk Piust aud Fsuey fs-iu-r' %
great Ssriefs
cercO0StssN.
Black Blue and bow i.rssicoih
Uni,n, whitny. ani nut tl"lhs-
Fancy, Blue, Brown ant aulhefy
Castor Beaver, Canada mIx"l ara
sstara of tb. latest implrts
oes WseU .4Wste.
Ovrrc"ats, ovof--sck-, suttoufs,
it~efing JACKET and raintsi 'ci
aIri Dr*s, fn-k Coat. al AL pasit-
ues AMI sty y, sik sIttef. !!ush,
Clpth Casbniete sad Nstenfii vet.
CssDett, SsliGett t!aubr and fs,isi
fancy an. plmin -iDiere and -,
skin Paoi; Dn'n and '.u~rn-,y
Frocks W rsppsTs and ONeial-.
~ sslsIetss1 Goods.
Hickory. cairo white ilatI. nnTn
corded ani parts bo-nin, fanc3 code
vr.d SHIRTS with cpinutpii aud poil
wrstbdpir sifing l,t of-rt c0td-
cd Byron, lstikA sud lap collar,
Meek Ties Sick. f4i'ey anil plan
CfAats GioVe---vlite hla,k. and
colo.ei KID lined buck ,iaIh. th --
terHrlt ABERDEEN Berlin Union
AMI German aud Fur tauitil. =.
w", nicriuo aud cotton H.; Nhi
and fancy linen and liz iiauiA o
rb'f., introduced lambs NJ
~hie and mixed M. irt. au.i st
Wrapper ami Drswst,, W"oi Me.
Scarf. Muiiers, Gents Shawis ard
shaw rin,. tnbri H. :, "a 1. X
and sll pthrt aTticies usually Kept iN
IN, trad, all ~ which nj" pee
fully submitted h. the 'samiuait,i
II customer.
An early call will will secure choee s'leeirus.
EDWARD AIDEN.
Brcvnd street, ops lite L. CI-ir. How, Davenport
Iowa. between Main ami BfsdsA septt-lii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
II. Il. LINDSLEY.
-sucressor To-
CHILD 4 BAKER,
WHOLE s 4 LIE l. RETAIL
-deslef ia-
HARDW ARE, Cutlery, Gun,
Coopcr> aud Carpenters Tools.

Coopcr> aud Carpenters. Tools,
.Sgs'icMiiNr0. sM Dit Msfnfs, Sc
SECOND ST. pooRs EAST or BRADY
DAvENi ORR, Iowa.
L>ARMERs' Builders an: NJ hanic,' Hardware
Il of every Il. script III at CHILD \ BAKERS
n"Z~'ff old >tand
BLACKSMITH can fnd tn. best sto X Of tool, in
ODavenport at HID 4 BAKER ) .lI stand
I>ENCl>G WIRE Tor >aicI .w at
CHILD n B.fERS oil -iani.
DkLrlNG Of al si1s- ja>, v-d aud In al. low
lJsf CHI u 1 BAKER s old stand
4 NocPtKS' T,".s-the most Extensive lot IN wn
Vat {, RS Did >tsnd
IJfactory and for sane cheap At c \ Ms "a ,tairt
DISroiS OF most approved rsttrrn. for s,I-
i {. 4 b.. old stand.
(UNs-Double and Single hsrr,l SHIT Guns at
NJ G l. Rs old stand.
lCat e. 4 Els old stand.
\Iquality at C.AC', old stand
NrHAW aud Corn Cutters for sale at
- {. r. Old stand.
EVERYTHING u-v ally kept In hr>t Glass Hard
1Iwar- House can be boitgt at little all, ance
EASTERN Market price, Call aud re-
l. LINDSEY,
at CHILD X BAKERS old stand,
2i 81. 3,h."rs .sst o. B;tdy
noy2S.itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-24
Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r.

G0, g
nN and after Monday, Jsnns y 81, 1855, and Until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, 10,
Muscatin- and Iowa City (Sunda,s excep,ed) ~ fol-
lows:
LIST Freight aud IMMIGRANT trsia. ~ a.i5AH
ID Mail Train NJ 1904
Train- will -ave Ds> eup.rt tor Chicago daily SUN
days excepted Is follows
lst Mail Train, NJ s25 4 N
81 Freight Train, ~ . ~ ? 81
I'd kxpre.s Train, AZ 100 -
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily, (sandays excep-
ted rs follows:
rRoM TIE wEsr.
Let Freight Train, ~ 1HI. \.
81 Express Train q - .. =.
TnoM TINE EAST.
1T NAH Train, .. $40 N
ID Freight Truin, ~ 80 A y
3rd Express Train ~ Sl6Pn
The evening train stops me hour st Davenport Tor
supper
All trains out VI Davenport will make Connections
with Muscatine ard Iowa City.
TIE Passenger Train coni,uct> at Davenport With
the E.k Island Chicago trains. The evening train
stops hour In Davenport for supper.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity Of irving
lstinct direction the destination Of their bag.
g4ge also procure tickets before taking heir scatsn
The cars. 4. DAY ssps.
JecI DIT
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E1OaLR
TINE AND DISTAScE SAVED, VIA
.v4sC York AND Erie
Wide Gauge, Dov1l~ Truck,
3 A I L r o A D
Iis: Dsmkirk, Buffalo. Nisgsvs Tsis o. Sss-
PeNsios Bridge.
sIvrHIs T. the only wide Guzg- Railroad having
i wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk. buxlo Niagara Falls and Suspension
Bridge 10 New York.
without Change Of Cars Or
B0ggoge,
aGordiAg anusualcomfort,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston passengers leave New Yo5k daily, 81
o'clock, P. ~, On the
Nest Splemdid Nteassers In the
World.
via
Stoning'on, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the shove
routes.
Through Tickets and general iniornstion csa be
procured 1t the Conpanys O0cs, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite Tresaoot noase, Chisaeo.
Msrchnnts, Produce and Deoek Dealers ess make
through contracts By calling he Company Agents
A. II. PETERS, Agt - Dearborn street, Chicago.
D. ,. SMITH, Gen. Agent. Cleveland, o.
decf7du
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new TIN STORE.

i rIscn, between 1htfd - vtArtA &c.. ND
dry intend mspufsctsr!ns m hep suaseAAtv 4
bend al k,nAs VI
ooPYE0, TIN AND 9uUB4-U0N WA10
psrticulsr attsattou psid - AeuAnG, aSvu1snS q
Jobb>ng, Csunasy mereksnssea can ssiy 900 - ~
pais1 VIII 1in-Wess d UAolesals prtce0.
nogs, old cueosv. Isad, ia n1lM u s1eAeaoo q
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DeSMOineS River I.Ana for sale
I.S.V1D DEPARTMENT..
~ Nos"e. Hirsr Noriyatioa and II X 20
trTUh~ Iowa, Arril ~. 1855.
'hsuul"r>ig,e'i h-r't,v givrs Int c-, ibat this
bifsr l. ',"~ iru f'r IN. -si- VI Thea valuable
80 They All h. - I'd un hn s cr-- AID IA tots IL
"a tDe'n- ~ wishes " la,r, hs>rr-
AIysr'hsf iisffniS III. liz, r.vi l. u to thus,
- Will he 'nl nish.d ",, spyii A.s, ~ this ort,.
I .'-ii or o'hef~ls-. axe. u PERKINS,
tpsylsdt'l I.sni Commissioner.
LASDsD d. o. aSuES.
pEs NOTES. EAvla ASlOH O. I
nNth- sixteenth dsy az June n~xt, n. vff.ee b
~ the .s@ " the lands Of this c'mpshy viii loy
rsf"'ved fruE this place Ia Port Des Noi,eS
These lsnds will be so,d on lous credits and In
lot u suit the Means and wishes Of ~ rohAser~.
GRO \. P1RKINS.
Land Oommissiu0s
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