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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12


er Of the power to issue paper currency,
and confine them to the functions Of banks
of deposit. -
Our relations with foreign governments
are on the whole in q satisfactory condition.
The diplomatic difficulties which existed be-
tween the Government of the United States
last Congress have been happily terminated
BY the appointment Of British minister
to this country, who has been cordially re-
ceived. -
The President whilst saying we have no
right to doubt the. sincerity Of the British
Government i'll their construction of the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty, at the same time
expresses his deliberate conviction that this
construction is in opposition both to its let
ter and its spirit. The fact is, that when
two nations like Great Britain aud the Uni
ted States, mutually DESTROYS Of maintain
tanning the most friendly relations with
each other, have unfortunately concluded
treaty which they understand in senses d.
rectly opposite, the wisest course is to abro-
gate such treaty by mutual consent, and
commence anew. Had this been done
promptly, all difficulties in Central America
would most probably ere this have been ad
justed to the satisfaction of both parties
Whilst entertaining these sentiments, shall
nevertheless not refuse to contribute to any
reasonable adjustment of the Central. Amer
lean question, which is not practically in
consistent with the common Interpretation
of the treaty. Overtures for this purpose
have been recently made by the British Gov
eminent in a friendly spirit, which | cordi
ally reciprecate but whether this renewed
effort will result in success, am not prepa-
red to express an opinion. A brief period
will determine. With France our ancient
relations of friendship still continue to ex-
ist.
The French Government has in several
recent instances which need not be enume-
rated, evinced spirit Of good will and
kindness towards our country, which boar
tily rcoiprocate. It is, notwithstanding,
much to be regretted that nations where rr6-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy r. r
MINER ARRANGEMENT.

~ MMEk ARRANGEMENT.
thange Of time, August 18th, 1857 On and after
0Angus 10Th, 1851. passsneer tr.os will lesve the
Central depot, foot OF South Water street, daily a,
follows:
si5 M-Diy cspren-Sundays exc pied arriving
at Aenda.o $40; GAlesburg .;it; Bu ,lington tbs
and Quincy l0,35PM.
;i"r Nm shs Express Saturdays xcepted. a.
rivilg al Menoia at ~ 3, Ga esburg 90 Burlipg.
ton !, 70 and z lincy Al 1880 ".
$40 N, Sundays excepted. Accomms dAtion for
la ava aud Au,orA.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS
A A.ndab W IN Illinois Ce trail rairoatp north for
Anab " Dixon, Freeport Gaiena and Du, lie tn AMI
sou for LaSalle Ton.ca. iuon-, B.oomington De-
calnr, St Louis Cairo &c
A. Bu lins'on with b rngton / Nisslss ippi rail
road for NJ Peasant, fai fell Ottumwa Ok ,loosa
Charlton, Fort Desnoins 3, y IT d dye Couaell
Buzz sioux City and all porIi ms VI Kansas and
NEBRASKA
Al GU hey with tn splsntd steamers OF TIC St.
Louie aud okck Packet G for K-okuk Hann,bsl
Alton 3; Lou, Ac and with post coaches for Pal.
myrs. 81 Joseph aud all parts Of Northern Missouri
| and K ausas.
Responsible baggage men will be at all the railroad
it,ots Ia Chc' g to receive Oh, cks aud convey n Il
gage t. the depot frie OF srge
Tick may be had at the depot and at the ari-hi
g'n Central railroai once, corner Of Lake an
Deartorn STREETS
CO HAMMOND General superlpten ie,t.
| SAMUEL POWELL, Gen TIC ,e;A geut. Ioctl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

AND CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
\liin cars AMI fees from du-t -Change OF tim.
w j 4b 9th, 1887. Through 70 New York in 81
hosrs.
Rochester, UIica. Horneisvili-, Eimira Binghsmp.
toa, Albany. Troy, New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Mpatrea AID New England Stats, over the Mich,-
sta Ceatrai Railroad and Canada d Dad Gauge
Raj way
The vi 'hgsn Central Railroad has The a!vsntsge
o. xcinsive telegraph line, used entirely for the
movement OF al trrns Thereby avoiding poe H.
~ OF collisions or delsys, annoying on other
routes
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO.
M-Lishtning Exprcss. Arriving at Eisgat,
Falls a. i0ra, New York at 80 p NJ, ncAt day
boston at 4PX.
40 M-ENprass Mail. Making direct connec-
tiots through to Nisgars Fails, BlGalo, New York
and Boston,
800 M-C.ncinnati Express Making dire,
conn ethns to Laiay ete Indianapolis, Cinonaati
New biv, Loui>vi lie. Dayton, Columbus Zsnes-
"a ,.." h'.'"s.'s., ~ ',norr, rh lalal pima
aid Wa natrn.
500 rn-Aft 'ruoon Express Arrives In New
fcrk Al - second dsy, or h,ston IT / NJ Phila-
DIP Ia Ut 10 40 Sc, ohI morning.
= GA m-SteAnsoat EXpr'ss ConnectiLg with
Ncrtt Shore Line Of Stem at Detroit ~ II morn
ug throash without landing, Connecting with frst
ptning N2'oss At Buffalo, arrive IN New York at 9
PA and kIstnn II at night. Ai>0 c nae.t, throrrh
BY ailrosd Via Niagara Falls or Buffalo Connects
4
MAJ, Dayttn Coiumtus. Whe ling, Baltimore Pits
| bu 81 Philadelphia and .hing,ou.
sF The trains on the Chicago Rurng on &
| Qnmcy; Gaiena Chicago Union; Illinoi, Central
| 4nd hichisan Central railroads run into TIL same
.,p9t At CLi ago saving tn expense y passengers
II hack hire AMI transfer of baggage.
AL trans eonaee, at Detroit with steamers Ter
| C.eNei-n'.
The 800 and !,co VI 800 NJ and 500 N trains
make direct Connections at Toronto with the
GRAND TRI \k PATHWAY
p,uts ia Canada East, Noilhern Vermont New
Hamp hire and Maine
1t IS well known by the traveiin: pubic that tbis
road has no compettr Of equal facilities from Chlca-
go t. Niagara Falls New York, Hoston, Ugdensturg,
Montreal &c.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
5 orer this route s.; N, one train Sunday at 500
fM No 800 p NJ train SATURDAY.
Bsgs,s checked tn -ougl to Nisgara Falls, Butfs-
10, Albany, New YORK, Boston, kimra and Phiia
delph'a
Pa.set gsrg arriving At Ch.c.go By any OF the rail-
hagsagc masters at the d-rots to receive cheeks and
convey Their baggage To the Michigan Central rail.
road Ut free of charge.
The Amer lean ExVress runs over this route and no
other.
salisbuTy's Patent Du. ter il used on all Fxpre,s
train.
The quick. st time to n, York il over this route
Allowing holders 10 remain over and re une tn ir
seats, can be bought at tn. dG:unt on .s in the
West; also at the passenger depot foot Of AXE
street, snd at the General Ticket Once, corner OF
Lake ahd Dearborn street, Chicago, opposite the
fremont House.
H.. sPALDING,
loct2ldtfI Gen Passenger Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Illinois Central Railroad.

nor St Louis, Alton, aven nth CT v, kansz
i Ci,y, Terra Hsutc, Evansville, vincennes. Psc-
ria, Decatur. Springfield Jacss nvie, Naples iro,
Memphis, hatcher, v,oksburg New Ore ans aud all
poiats en- 'he Liver Ms ,issippi.
For g. Loris and Cairo. Trans viii leave the Great
Central Depo. ss n lows
bag Express At 80 4 " (Sundsysexoepted)
Night TX ress ii 9,Ie P n Saturdays ex .epted
Rupnin; III rough to ST Louis aud Ca 70 without
chanse OF cars, and making drec. connections with
all Of the above ramed OH u.
This Is the .ny route btween Chicsgo and st
Loui. with )ut change Of cars AID The the most expe
dtious 70 ep rngfi, Id Jsrksouyiiia and Eayles.
To passengers for Memphis, vicksoure, New Or
leans, &c, the route We Cairo Is the only direct, and
10 twenty four hours in adv,nce Of any other.
For Peoria, trains ave at
1880 A NJ (0abdays exceptsdJ and
l0;iOPM saturdays .xeepted.)
Running through without change Of baggage.
For 3aiens, Dupi.i h, Dubuque and St Paul, trains
leave va Gsl-ns 4 Chicago Unrn r n.
At ~ snd 9;5 T. n.
Connectng Ut Vunleith with a dai ' Ike OF First
Ca Passenger Steam r. f,r Prairie dn Chen, La
Or ,sse winona, HaH'ngs uu,son, Prescott ard 8.
Paul. Also meeting AZ Dubuque wi h he Dubuque
Pacific X X, for Dyerville, Indepe ndence. Cedar
Rapids, Sioux City, L.
For Bloomington, T. Sale. Dix n, Arboy, Polo &s
t-sins leave via Chicago h Burlington
At9l and Sa6 p ~.
Making direct connections al Aendots with trains on
Main Line OF Illinois Central for all Of the above
points.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the ONCE Of tho
Michigan Central Il Il opposite Tre mon; House, u
ner Lake and Dearborn streets also, ~ the Cfnce VI
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago r, opposite
the fremont uuuss; and al the office Of ,h ooinpany
IN tn Great Central Depot fost Of South Water and
Lake streets.
JAS. G. CLARK. Matter Transportation.
SIIAS BENT, Supt Chicago Divi,io
" p. JOHNSON. G'nH Tick I Agent. [oct24df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
LEGAL.


VWuu11Ao - ~ ~ 1oy q August, 4 D, IoBA,
~ ueas uelnricss, anA CatAss,ns usiesichs. ~
Wtso, exoDusad unto uSass Clausssa = Trustee, .
cestaa dse Of fruss couvsytne "a aaid Trustee the
lana u onpet Couaty, love- described follows, y
~ - eass half a LOT number sx fs1 In block
Aunbsr 1Sar III - designated the recorded Plat
u 0resn'e Addition 10 The city Of Davenport.
Al vhessas n IL sbssecs Of said Osussen, the
asaias County Judge q sasd SCOTT County hes ap-
pointed wilma lanson 10 act such Trustee and
whereas a6Oresaid vance vas made b. the said
AassHsnrichs sed Csths,ina h.inrichs for the pus-
pose Of securing the payment ofa certain prom
isose, and the interest thercnn sgnsd BY said Hsns
Mesnrschs, dated the 9TH day % AUGUST A q, 1854,
end payable on the 9Th day VI October, A d, 1887
with interest ~ the rate o. ten per cent per
ssser due, the order OF Otto Ni-s-n.
And nov sah noe having become due and payable
and the saidHeinrchs having failed TO pay the same
Iwiilam0smcn, Trustee ~ sforesaif do hereby give
this public notice tina, by virtue u the ,w-r which
10 In mo vested hy said deed OF Trust will on Non
day the 10th day Of November A d. 1907 at the houu
Ut O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day at the Caur
HOUSE door In the city Of Davenport, expose end Of
Ter for SALE ~ pubic auction, the highest bydde
for cash. the parcel ~ land above desc stbed or .,
much thereof as shall be- sufcs " sstLsey and ma,
the amount Of said note with the interest thereon i
the day Of sale together with the .xpenss at,endn,
said sale, cost Of this notico aud fees. upi
she complexion OF such sale . deed will he slv,r
IN accordance with III. stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust Conveying fali and perfect tile 10 ID. trnc,
Of land sold 70 the pu,cnassr.
Dated the S2d day OF October. A D, 1857.
WM HANSEN,
oc2Sdn Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Trustees Sale.


WHERRAso On the nrst day Of jun, A. D., 1857.
w kterE Pattispn and say Pattison, his wife
executed unto Andrew Bill a. Trustee . certain
deed Of Tru.t, conveying To said TRUSTEE the land IL,
Scott C0uaty, Iowa, described rs folIvvr 10 vii
part u lot number sixtcsn tlCl an T. be Chris
tics Addition Ia the city u Davenport more lie
olsry described ~ follows, u wit Comm cing Al
the North West corner " SAID lot nun. ber 4 cyl
ISL. thence running k"t sky (G0l feet, usnoe
thence West riIiy lSU ct, thence North one hun.
dred aud MY ti30 'eet 10 the place Of b.gnning.
said lot 70 described IN deed made by Oheauv N, n
ger. and REGARDED In Scott county D-es Box r. pzs.
No b5S, To which du references b. made for NOR
particular description, which said conveyance vas
male by the said Robert PAttson end MARY Pntti,,
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
promissory note and the Interest thereon signed by
said ko'ert PSitison, dated the q st day Of jun.
ID, 1851. for tbs sun q one hun,ir d dollars. nav
able with ten pr cent interest per anauin sixty
days after date " the order Of James n lr.es
Ana nov said note having become due and payA.
bic and the said Robert PAtt sving fa,le TO La,
the sam-, !, Andrew Bai, Trustee - Aforesaid a,
her by sive thus public notice, that by VI tn Of tn,
povcr which Ia In vest d by sai deed u r. nat
will, on Saturday the 3i.t day Of October A il
1887. at tho hour of2 O'Clock afternoon o, Al,
day, At tue Court House door IN the city OF DAy n
port expose and oiier for sal At pubic auction 1,
sho highest bdter for cash. the parcel of land nbov
describad OF - much tn reof shall be ufH.pt 1,
satisfy aud pay the amount OF said note with the m
terest thereon u the day Of sale together with
e's,s and expcnscs attending said sae costs Of Inn
notice aud Trustees fccs Upon h. opmp elton d
such sale deed viii be given In accordance with III,
O0puietion Of said Deed Of Trust
Dated the 9Th day Of Oct, A d. 1857.
ANDREW BILL,
oeUuS Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
RAILROADS.


Dssseuger Trains leave Seoaisn cprAeS a west
l wsi<r an1 Cook streets, daily, (Sundsys excep'-
ed) 1t $50 n
end SsOP 4
fr wsukeesn, Kenoehs, Racine and Miiwaus con-
Meeting 1t Rsstn- with the Racine and Mississippi
Rairoad for Burlington Springfield, Eth Born, Del
ivan. DsYie1 and Belo.t at NJ wsuke- with the MI
YANKEE and Mississippi Railroad 6r wauAeeha
whltev ster, JaIesvre and Madison; also, with the
Anwxusee and Waterfowl Railroad Tor la tlsnd
and wsieriown; with the LsCross and IL Issukee
Railroad for Hartford, Horizon, B aver Dam and
Fox Lake; At aCrosse Juncti1n with the Chicago,
st Paul and Fon du Lac Railroad = Fon dn Lac
anI Oskacosa and with The aims Of the Milw susee
and Ho ison Railroad for HORIZON aud waupun
The ~ r u train leaves the above station Tor
wAuk' gan and ali way stations.
Trains arrive from Mlwsukee nj -; Is and Z 30 pm
Through freight trains leave daily 1T s,o0AA
WALTER $. JOHNSON, snp't
ChicaGo, oct IS, 1857 I.c.I7lu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

NTH6kEAS on the tth day Of August, ID, 1857,
w Thomas Temple exccutd unto ts.o,g. l.. Nj.
shs ~"~-Tssvies. = ccrtsin deed OF Trust convey.
described ~ follows 10 wit part Off us ~ -. IA
oil the North East quartes OF s.ction twenty n y,
lI5l. township seventy Eight f1sl North OF Rang,
two III. Fact Of the Film Priacipal Meridian be-
einning fourteen IA rods Hast Srorn the North
west corner. and from thence running Smtn tween
ty-three rods thence 1Aa, four teen fI%l rods
thence North twenty-thrce 1881 rods tleac- Wes
20 the Wscc OF beginning cuutAinisg two acres OF
lenu, tg'iher with all the ap.urtenances th-reunt,
ocionkihH which said convey ance nAsie by The
said Temple for the purpose u securing the payment
ut n certain pronssory mote aud the ntrrcs, Thereon.
executed hy ssm Thomas Temple, dated The ath dsy
Of August, A u, 1851, snd payable To The order Il
u w. Van xvcra, sixty days after date for three
hundred and seventy -oae d.llars I&37Il
And now, said note having he ome ,iuc and psvshI.
ant thr said Thomas Tenn, lie having fam. Il 10 nav The
same, J, George l.. NICHOLS Trustee as anrcssii so
hereby give II IL pablo ice. that by virtue a, ,hs
power which is In me vested by sail deed of Trus,
Will. on saturday the 3lst day OF Oct her A ID
1901 AT the hour ~ two clock T. NJ Of the snu.
day, nj the Court liousr door Ia ia. ,,ty ~
Davenport, County OF Scott, Iowa expose and oger
Tot sale. AT public auctinp 10 the hghcst bidder Z.
cash. the parcels oflAni above described or So much
III re'f a. shal be- sufficient SATISFY and nay IN.
amount Of SAID note, wth the interest ,hcrc to ,he
day 81 sale. together with the costs aud cNts.nse, oi
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustre's fees
Upon The completion Of such sale dce, viii he civ.
en- III accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust. "
Dated tho sih day OF October, A D,is57
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
""'N~w Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Fever and Agpc.

Qmnine Substitute or Nerve Tonic.
THIS well known remedy discovered BIZ nv mart.
= ne1 DA q. J. LRxDs, II . sure cure Tor the above
disorder. sICK.HEADACHE, and oil other Nrnyous
AFFECTIONS. II contains no 0uinine Arseni,, or
other Injurious ingredients II strvnsthens M Va
ten. eives tone " the stomach, and Il tscoisob %
DSsPEPTICs and tAose Affected With wsospees II
Any pr, Of the yseem. u y especially YsccmnaoA
beeals V sa1aent b nat easoe, v8es - N,ss1sSss
49, hlisvoi 0Rta1aaAss - . 1enla1Si 49, FL
pogee = ~ Uljoo.
,E;,|!lS;: I Nh '''s' =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL X 4
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
4 n and after Monday November 25,h, Passenger
~ Trains on thi, Road will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Pirst train leaves Watertgwn At h,l0 A " arriving
la Wsert vn At AN. second Train leaves wa
iertownat q IS N, arriving At Watettown At ISL
GOING WRIST.
First Train leaves Milwaukee at Sis AZ striving
a. Watertown at il;i9AM Second train l-av~s MI
waukee att, rs ? 81 arriving at waiertown at BORN
CONNECTiNG-GoING EAST
At Milwaukee wi n the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Rsilro.d 10 Ghea 70 III nee via Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and Erie nj
New foik and krie to New York city, thence via
steamer Vanderbilt AM Piymo nth RISK 10 Po,ton !,
also Connecting al Chicago with Michigan Genital,
Great Western Can ada, New York Central u, New
York city; thence via New York AMI New Haven
Railroad 10 Boston.
CONEECTING-SOING WEST
At Wstertown with Stages TO Oak Greek, Dodge
CnirH. wsurnn, Berlin, Beaver Dam Fox Lake
Port,ge lily Portland, Waterloo, hAnchetviiie, sun
Prairie, Coumtus, Otsego, wyocena, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave WATERFOWL at 800 N, and Milwaukee at
daily.
Y W. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. IL, 1857 octi1tts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Great Discovery.

Y'HE subscriber, while engaged in diseinc 4 veil
! on bis farm. In Peasant Valley, Scott countv
discovered beautiful article Of stone very similar
10 me celeprae' 'tnens Marble, used n Cook Sar.
gents Banking House. II Is capable OF receivins
fine poi-h, .nd works very easy He Is nov prepar.
ing TO open his quarry, when be will be en-, bed 10
furnish !; 10 any quantity desired and In blocks Of
any Size.
Specimens Of this stone can be SEN at this once
when further PARTICULAR will be given
HENRY GRAnSEN,
Cha re Boad.
s~p5iW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
FIELD AND GARDEN SEED.

FIELD AND GARDEN SEED.
NEW AND GENUINE.
WE have now our stock for Spring Trade f,ily
W completed, and shall he glad 10 see our friend,
ana ali who are waiting Seeds 'or the Farm or Gar
'ien.-Among our Field Seed may b. found
spRIA0 wHEATs, BARLEY. RYE MiLLrT POLAND
OATS EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
ling PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN rTc ETC.
Glover, Tim thy aud other grasses with ala-re ms
u tment of Sc DIS for Root crops
Fer the kitchen Garden will b. founJ , f,u .rs
omplete assortment of every veget able Ell w.p.at
the best varieties, and selected with great ca 70 and
many at much expense. Several new varieties Of
Seeos VIII be found among our importations
CHINESE SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED
The subscribers have obtained a SUPP IL OF The seed
ithe above plant, now attracting so much of public
attention II is most thoro ghly entoi sci by the
eadng Agriculiuralists, and Agricultural Soc cites
'Ld Agricultural Papers in the Union
At this especial time IL Is vel worth trsI rror,
II can be grown seed which VIII tie found as valuable
as corn 10 addition to the stalk Cor syrup or forage
manly II nluen more pfoh'able than ordinary crops.
gentleman who has tried il, says
lone acre OF the stalks properly cultivated will
iein from 400 10 ouu gallous OF fine syrup eaual IN
tne pest New Orleans; and from the same roots.
second crop OF excellent fodder. Sown broadcast or
IN close drills. ca land deeply powcd or highly man
.red, will yield thirty to nifty pounds OF ssperor
tcdd 70 the acre The iced is excellent for human
food. when ground into meal and fnttens d.,ra.,t.
himas very speedily.
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure
rom the original importation. Will be ofIer, IN q m
packages, each containg enough t. plant one-four,b
an acre in drills. with full directions for the ci,,
'atlon, which is pe,fectly simple. These package,
~i be forwarded per mail free Of pos.age, TO anv
add ess on receipt of 8 for each package When not
ent BY mail, We viii furnish proporiionate quan
ity.
Early orders are sole ted as the supply OF seed ia
quite limited
Our IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and for .verv
style and mode Of Farming, and all OF the most ap
proved articles.
q Dealers supple ct liberal discounts.
IFuil Catalogues srsts on receipt Of = postage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY CO.
No. 2oa Lake Street, Chicago, III.
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RAILROADS.
Pittsbusg 1ert WsynsA Chieage i

bUttSUUbB 1Ob6 NJ - u.DuCo8o = j
TN 0ssaa Psnnsylvszas 1snse epenaA. The Pits.
j busgh, bort WAYNE asd Chic6se RarTosd osa-
pany. have consisted assangements WITH ihe r .
c., tails great rouse II optne1 70 shipDerr,
d thy nay dspead upon having goods put through
with psonptitude and despatch between
CHICAGO AND ALL TIE EASTERN CITIES.
Jhe connection Of this railroad st Pittsburgh With
the Pennsylvania Central Ra road makes By far the
mos. desirable route for shippers between
CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA d BALTIMORE.
Add equally IS good any o.her route 10 Nev
YORK. while the merchant purchasins In Pittsburgh
si find this the only true route, II being the only
L railroad
RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
For the beneAt o. shippers and western nerch ants
hsde afrAn gemenis with 1I-ch Co the especis'
seenfs d the PEI Dsylvsna Railroad, who are the
ony parties authorized TO give through receipts
this route.
OFFICERS AND AGENTS.
Boston-No 81 Kilby STREET, X Evans
| New York--No Astor Hosse and No william
street, John ? CLARK; No Battery Place, j. Nc.
Donald
Phils ieiphis, No I Dock street, teech c..
Baltimore-No 80 North street, Aagraw Kocns.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Railroad Depot Liberty
street t, Leech Co
Chicag Ola, street, two doors s,uth Of Twelfth
street L7ech n ca.
| any additional Information they msy desire.
JAS. W MU55EN, Az mt, Chicago
Jos VI. MOORE. sup't. [oc:'4dtfl
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2U0ABa ARRANGgN eKr-On ana after wed.
~ nesdsy, June i7th, 1857. psssenxsr tssins Will
icy: Veil s'rsss Depot dsiiy (,usdays excepted
Yor Drsepor.. Gaiena. Dunieith and St Paul.
Paeseng and Nail. ..................l0:I5A y
Passenger. ......:...............i o.0P 81
Eesseoeef, kmgsAnt aud ID ciass train. ~ SSP u
CHICAGO, RCLION AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon. Ruton and Central Iowa
Through Psssenser.. .....................s5 So A N
10 ''.'..................s.l 10
BELolT AND MADISON BRANCH
for Baoit, Jsnesvlle and MADISON
Passenger l0:I5A
fsss' niger 1000 n
oeioh passenger 3s0P
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richm nd.
Passenger 1oI,.v
Two through trains vi leave Central repJt foot
Of Lake street. a. follows
FOR 0ALINA. DUNLEIrn AND st. PAUL.
Daily Sundays exee pted) loooAM915p
Eonsblias passengers to make close coane -tion
Win the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA CHICAGO NNIoN RAILROAD.
Leave FreepoF' 1870 N, arrive tn Chicago q IS
Lave ffeep1 rt 3, W Al arrive in Chicago 3;s5 NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
Leave Fulton 10 N arrive 10 Chicago 4;s5px
do do I'm do do I:Io.n
Leave DeK alb 8 a n, arrive In Chic ago $3.50 AN
BELoIT AND MADISON BRANCH
Leave Footville i040A arrive In ChiSsgo AS N
Leave FoJtvie 81 Pm, Arriv- 10 Oh caso 3,35 A n
Leave BE cit o." AN, arrive in Chicago II;l0A
YOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
!eav Elgin at . 10 N, arrive in Chicago ii;i0A n
Leave Eigin at 2;2o n, arrive in chicago AS A NJ
Pa-ssnsers for oil points on the G x C URR, in
Guiding F0Inn, Boot aud n sd. son lines should
take the trains from the We is street depot
All the above trains conacct vi b tn gr. Al stern
lines diycrgng II. IN Ci icsgs
Through TICK t. can b. b uyht at he following oe,
ees; J Spsulding'. corner Lake and ID srborn
street; p + W &C KR Ticket ONCE 50 Dearb m
str~t' Nj igsn southern Once, under fremont
House and at the Central and Wells street Denote
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. HALL cup rn'end mt.
A. THRsLL, Geaeia Ticket Agent Iocti,dtf