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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

The great increase OF the export trade OF Great
Britain has been much boasled Of in the British
newspapers, ~ q proof Of the sound commercial
condition of that country, and as sdordng cOnclu-
sive evidence that nothing serious was to be apPre-
headed from the present financial pressure. II
would sppesr however from some statements con-
tanned ia a article the stse Of toe cotton trade
in tie last number Of The Brit,h Quarterly, taat 30
far 1T east as relates t. tie manufacture OF cotton
goods, the amount of exports for the years 1886
and 1857 are 10 be taken as 81 Indication rather OF
the los,es than Of the gains Of the British cotton
manufacturers Itwcud appear from the state
uents contained in this article, that the same
saurss which have operated 50 dlss'rously upon our
American cotton manufacturers, bringing so many
mius TO q stand still and running 50 many great
houses connected with this business, have been
working simultaneously in Crest Britain pre-
eisely in tie same way. The erection OF new mills,
and the construction of spinning AID weaving ms
chnery, have been proceeding for several years IN
Errhnd, precisely as they have done here at rate
quite out Of proportion to the Increased production
of the raw material, That production for the last
six yesrs has been comparatively stationary. The
crop just cosed has, in fact, proved rather smser
than that Of 1872 while only III two Of the inter
veppg yssrs has there been an excess, and that not
exceeding in the whole 500 900 bales. The conse-
qusnce Of this has been that for tie psst two years
tie cotton manufacture in Great Britain, AZ well
"a heie-at lesst as ~ the middle sud coarse
qualities Of goods, embracing ALMOST our entir
produ :ton, and the bulk Of that Il Great Britain
has beea carried on for the exclusive bene
fit Of the cotton platter who hiss continued to &c
hirter ard higher prices fer his raw msteris, Will
tbs manufactured goods have OF advanced in tn
sane Istio.
Ii appears, from an elaborate t'be which has
been prepared at Manchester, that tie cost OF the
cotton worked no into yarns ard COED, in Crest
Britain in 1856 was e.. l39. 900 greater than the
cost Of the cotton go worked up in 1882 while The
total value of the yarns and goods produced 10 the
former year fell short Of that Of the latter year
f6G,OOO; whence it follows that the sum accruns
to the trade, to pay for faeL msoh'nery, drugs
for dying printing aud bleaching for interest Of
capital, for wages ard for profits, was, after de-
Quoting the cost Ct the raw material less in 1876
BY ca, 204 600 than the sum lefs for similar pur-
noses in 1s52-and that, too, notwithstanding the
fact that the quantity manufactured ia 1856 was
p considerably greater than in 1852. The precise
figures for the two years in question as follows
., ,,,.un.a in ore.. Britain. .7,iosSSO s.scStsco
Afsrss.s cot Of GS ysn md s;oS sassSS,
SIM se1rsirns for wages interest. AZ 1890 SrSl6ec
Nor has this condition Of things been confined to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

Mayor Woods orgsn, The Ntrs, charges that
somebody whom it calls the contemplate Black
Republican .coundrel who originated this ineffA
"b,e mesnness," caused the military to wait long
time ou "wednesday to be reviewed By Gov. King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, New. 20, 1876.
This morning the extensive photographic establish
nert of Messrs. Wagner s. Mscquinan, stuated In
Franklin place, near Chestnut street, was sessroyed
The Franklin House and other neighbo1pg proper.
Ties were slightly damaged. The loss is $4,000 but
there ia a paTtisl insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

grand TienaDn meeting OF German adopted
citizens will be held this evening at the Volks
Gsten, in the Bowey, at which Rudolph
Williams will preside, ana eminent speakers in
Cern.en and English will take part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
New:Nerk daily Gribm>re.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

sbsct, rs ,eBdiDs renttsncss squenty omit to men
fon tte name Of the Post Ofoe snc very frequently the
of the State 10 which their psp.r 20 be sent Al
wsysEnention the Of the Pest 2Fce sud STATE
No notice can anonymous Conan Wnat-
ever Intended be authenticated by the
naue and address the EecesHLy for publi-
sptson, but - gaar1ty Of his good isrh.
w, cannot undertake return rejected Communal atoms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
Tie Ne,cs has the following characteristic para

graph:
:. Go 70 WORK Now tina. Dan sickes Johnny McKson
John Van Buren, Daniel Y. Temsnn and few other nsht
Who had the popular confidence or the
god many Od,hcned National Democrat feel q. mere
vs., thpz work for again Let every sca man
axe hold and put tang Fernando Wood through
Let US see how far Mr.. Sichles " never mad the
L" popular confidence of the party" He ran for
Congress on the Buchanan ticket, along with Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GOV. WALKER AT WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGros, Thureday, NOV. 20 1917
Gov. Walker had a conference to-day with the
President, during three hours, relative to Kansas
affairs.
TIE day Las been generally observed as a holiday,
and unusual quiet ard good order has prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
THANKSGIVING IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1857.
Thanksgiving was observed here to-day in the man:
rer and .piri. which hss always marked it as special
religious and festive occasion.
The weather is cool and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
THANKSGIVING IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Nov. Is, lSJ7.
Nearly al the stores and other places Of business
have been closed to-day. The weather has been clear
and cold ard the streets and places Of amusement
thropged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

- ,.,.,osI insa.c.oa Of t3e wscts OF tas parry
II, 81 d,.v another Inc Of ss!egusrdb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, Thursday. Nov. %, 1857.
The Trustees of south Csrolns College hsye elected
A. B. Longstreet, President Of that Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27
rU.NKSCIyING IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1857.
The dsy hiss been very generally observed here. and
hfoug bout the State, as q holiday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

If Mr.. Sickles never had the confidence Of the
party, what is the position of Fernando Wood?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

81 AUpuk
I ~ ~ ezpiSA \ e felkt -.
ii ten Ocv. 81 - : ytt o
q ;::s. We ss: a. :. !ss ss If
Dssiels :. Dickie.p. = ~ hsve sseiv-,
ed tho Dpuin6l1on - Int frGn8 the
Baltims1s ConVuatioa. 16hiag NNa
The above remarks appear in the
Nesss9ehvo1hyau1Hmpua1 -
in lesa~ ID sih. Ns 'msnsaaiming
to b. 0anacxat has dassd before 70
accuse lion. D. s. Dickinson Of having
. "bliaA $1,000 q. ne Convention
Ia question This great man has ~
ways been free from every species On
political intrigue, and when be had the
nomination Tor Presidency laid It hin
feet in the Oonvestion he refused the
Offering, and cast bis vote and his iafiu.
cnce for Gen. Cass. Hk pe1siotism
has always been too pare IT his sue
cess, and bis ambition h. bssa 10 cove
his country with honor ard glory. VI
do not see what necessity there was TO
the Nesos to Islander such distingu
ishcd Democrat rs Hon. d. 8. Dickin
son, while culogizing the memory 0
the dead. But it is the natnre Of som
| to do 50. The Ness' democracy con
sisss in abusing Democrats and tn
party.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11


The Democratic Party, now 70 over
whelming triumphant throughout the
country Is proud exhibition Of attach
ment Of principle and Of fidelity to the
party organization which achieves the
triumph Of it principles. While one
party after another has risen, Aourished
fora short season and then sunk into
forgetfulness, the Democratic party has
pursued its steady onward march, and
its great governing power has been
submission to the will OF the majority,
which when once expressed, demands
the cooperation and enforcement Of
every member of the great family, no
matter what his previous preferences
or opinions may have been. In this,
harmony Of action has been its strength
the secret Of the Sampson-like pow
er; and whenever in isolated instances,
it has been disregarded-whether in
resistiug the nominees Of Conv entions,
or refusing support to Caucus nomina.
tons, it has been fraught with evil to It's
party, and sooner or later has been fol-
lowed by the political and moral degra-
dalton Of all concerned in the act of
tleachery to the unity ofthc organiza-
tion.-There is q wise lesson to be
learned from the history Of parties in
this country. Rebellion against the
will Of their majorities, has been SO
often practiced among the opponents
Of the Democracy that they have al
most ceased TO exist; while continued
and unswerved fidelity to the popular
will, has made the Democratic Party
the only party Of any vitality now in
existence. That it may long continue
thus, and fulfill all its beneficent mission
to the country, there must be no hes,
tation in visiting infamy and Disgrace
upon any recrcant who shall set up his
will against that Of the majority or
from any motives Of sel6shness, favor
or affection, shall disregard the binding
force of the Conventional or Caucus
nomination Of the Democratic Party.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
Correspondence Of the baltimore SUM-
Washington, July %.

"os6sSoe V0sy
Dissension among tie Utah Mormons-7Ht
Projections Of the United States Lons as an.
Escape from Br'gham Houny's Tyranny
Advioes from Utah BY way Of Oa|ifar'
mia confirm the reports OF dissQ 10
among the Mormoos, and the supp Non
that largo number Of them will gladly
exchange Brigham Young's tyranny for
the profession oflife and property which
the authorities and the laws OF the United
States will afford them. 81 posiacy"
from Aormosisn will become very com.
mon, II not almost universal, after Brig.
ham Young shaii b deprived Of the rfe:
stige and the authority which the FEEDER.
81 government has too long afforded him,
BY suffering him to hold the Office OF Gov
eruor for seven yesrs-and three years
after tho expiration Of bic term. The
Mormons might we'll have been indueed
to believe that the power OF Brigham
Young would DO % permanent a. his
aadacity, and that tho federal govern
ment would not presume to interfere
With or control him.
The California accounts Of Mormon
abuses are more revolving than any be-
fore received from any qusstsr, showing
- they do, that numbers Of Mormons
who have been suspected Of disaifectiou
towards Brigham Youne's tyranny are
daily assassioated BY his corps Of janis
series, whom he calls "dsstroyipg On.
gels." II any part Of these accounts b
verified to the U. States auth oaities.
Governor Young ought to b, and it il
presumed viii Be, appreheaded and pun
lshed Tor felony and treason. 1t 10 not
10 tho nature Of thiags that such instisu'
tioos can continue for they carry within
themselves tho seeds Of their destruction
and TIE disposition and punishusot Of
BriGhsa Young will no doubt dissnthral
tho Meroons from the debasise systsm
to which their leaders hsve subjscted
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

D24OOBAI4O OOWV1UTAO0.
~ psosrnas % ~ ssvsssa SswssAlp a ~
CsssAy ~ sssaaa1se 70 ~ tesssssss 70 Cosnty
CsaveaAisa y - Asl1sa = ~ Cssr nsuss In TN
Guy Il psvssposs - osanAev. - In day Of July
nss, ~ - Vagpsa ss nsnAnAalas essAt1ssss " b
suppsstsA = ~ AunGs elsaAsa tsr such oshes
bsslosDos ~ DssVWtu ssos hsssss H.
PR Oaoea % CogRsy CosnsssEs.
ju1y9-dved
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

w. E. CnILDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Hirs and water Proof
CE.ME.NT ROOFZNsG p!
WE, the under.isned, are prepared 70 contract
w and put on at the shortest nosscs.osr
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Rocfmg,
it being the only article yet iavsntsd that viii
cessfuy rcsst the action OF he atmosphere IN every
point Of durability " ssiss.s !. equal Il no: saps.
rior, to any netslic roeeng We can pat Il on over
OLD tin, tar, iron, shipgs ros. n making dit
ference how Dat o. stesp The root may ee. Ihis
We VIII put y o. for >e % pr square, go ut
square.) We viii apply Il upon tin md iron roofs for
- per square, bsins on account Of ito durability,
We invite I'll Who ere 6alldnU, and those who wish
their roois repaired 70 call ~ oce opposite the
I.eClaire House Davenport. Iowa, and examine sam
ity and practical nifty Of this roofing.
N B.-we are prepared y MI es1aPs ssr oar Ce-
meat 70 those residing st distance, WITH printed d.
CITY and eesssy RigAss for 1o,co sad Asnsesesn
J.BvAN lRRaEM BAO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RErERENCEs IN CINCINNATI.
NJ nEe Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Ytfth.
M samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 81 Fosvsh street.
Mr. 0eorge Carlisle. Presidat Of the Lafayette Bank.
Dr. John Law, Agent Of 1oval Ins. o., Lsndoa
essrs John saiiso I o., Dry Goods dealers, -
itcIsn and Ramnsasbsss, Furniture Mans IN
dealers 9Th street.
ilM Greenwood, ESQ.
..r 4 Il Hinkle.
Geo Davenport, -.
DR. James Hall,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

posasiIy pest5A q tAe seBS Ne = DFU1y
stserS 70 Cssmsa = Drsshsrs, vho were - samma-
ry deprived Of their store b. TIE late ase the cuse
~ r. - sgtscgthsr MI eneeqF aln1eg - eoniQR
Payer, Stationery End Perio1icals, kr, q vhtch .
tall assortmeat viii BE- Kept - Assetofose.
No - BraAy ssrsst, sssr lie ~ OMses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
CLOTHING.

ALOl HIM..
New Goods,
New Goods.
TUsF received b. Express, sp,eadsd asssrtmens
New and Fashienable ClstAlng,
which Is particularly adapted TO the natives q tAs
season Of the yea, notvitAstAndng the variabenss
Please cail and examine the same r
- DRAKE Co.'S.
Davsapors. Iowa.
Assoc hand. M steek Of
GEMS FURNISHING GOODS !
snk usAsr Shirts.
e., x.r'elr.: airs..
white Liasa :"
Iinss ard Jan Dssvsss
Block Satin etochs.
saaek olt and Ssasy sse:ks.
vaiis1s, TreIks and Unbrellas, &c.
JsDAAKsA co.
Vest ode Main Il, Davenport, lovs.
A Rare Chance.
iNFZEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Al fifteen Fer Cent.
SAMUEL PERRY
Has ne ss'' ''''r'.ense Of
nADY-AlDE VLoI me
= - ~, vAsA = - ssn.ssas .ss,.ya..as -
casra.t 49, = sen00 avssse s'aAh - ~
4 Ssed cssssSs:s q yuuaAang ossl4 60
r. = Iest = - wAiss - ~ . ~ -
- -. MN
- DNn nW
SAm u EA CD8311 y
g = Ea
@a Hasee = o
GOOD A CUTTER,
As FINE CLOTHS
-
- 70
nuvAv = .nAp,sunr
Vn1Ak =. euAn11NI
- .,v 49, -. E -
%, 3. .. ~. ,v,ay s....., ,.,,..s. ~
: s::; -. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

1sseS1SseG sV4~test~l,
ever onsved In usvsnpsst. Ccnsislsag q
3l0.0o esst Framing fsnbeS Of svvsy d0nelso.
100000" Seaaoeed p1ooshg, ro1oA - aessasA.
l0O e00 nasn beards, fso0 - 70 - esse bsag.
leo,Me Punching. ## #7MEF7#
- 900 Shesthtng.
800 siding Dssther-edaeA, asd Ira, sf
various QaAltttee.
100000 Clear Lumber fss nnlshlag. u evssy
tAtckoeao.
60o,0o0 Cot ohinGlee.
t&oPOo Ne. Z, 0SAved ohlne9eQ.
200, OOO Sawsd
100, 90 IAth.
10000 Pockets.
A1&0,
4 lsres assortu,ent q .kAes, 6sah, n,inds, Viz.
dow snd Door Praoes, No ,ldiug and Scroll work q
every variety and Of thu ut Qaslity, ceoalaaeiy
hao9, an1 nsaulncsaSs6 . order q the shortest
uosice. nsving lesos . nj Of lOsp, - ere pre-.
Win ~ st1ess dtpatesis oAMOu 4 1kAN0u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

y u O1XGIZ8ElO
Fs1nlry and Machine Wefks.
VVH1 Proprietor y nov prepared 70 sssesGs svay
u variety Of machinery q sAosS noties.
Superior Steam Eno1nee from 70 ~ ho1oe poWegj
engines, LatAes, Hansrs erst Ailss asa ~ descsip.
ths manufacture Of 1cOord's Anti-RrictIoa HON.
PoWer; superior nseAines for Tie payDsos moon4o1.
He would invite the attention Of pertiss rsq9lslag
Shafting 70 bis Adjustable Hanger ~ osoE00lng
Boxes, hyperion % anything In use.
Particular attention VIII Be paid "a repairiug ~
eAinery, and prompt stteotiea Gvsn 70 - esdsTs.
propose y execute my worn In the best hammer, aa
- parties requiring machAny u repairing 70 fayoI
= csess. Wesh. @ fAird ssrsst, opposite u o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

VTyHE DAVENPORT ZOE co. NO. I V nov IRE
L pared to serve the citizens II davenport with
the best possible quality Of ice, guaranteeing TO- /v
nish customers usfn JdSxar. 900 ~ desir-
ed. Parties wtshtng Supply for she entire season
are cautioned against oontsacting with thooe Who
cdnnst furnish patrons through the season.
G. STklNuILBE2 Z 90.
once. Second ct. opposite LeClaire House.
mayo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

pAvkDFo99 MON Wo1IA
20 VI N ID IL "
"A I'D MI q HIFE 3 HOP.
Corner Rock Isaan1 md 0sessd Streets.
JAMIE, D0NNElALY 4 LEA
A RI now prepared TO execute ell kinds Of Engine
IA end uacAine vsgk 1py GnW snd vleaTtns Mn.
AlSo
Osnauensal Heass Casslnes.
o. suyuoR end varied deaIgns. Caps, ollls, Drock-
ets, 1russaa &C., Of the latest patterns, or Dsde %
order. A --tsa
N. ,. 0pssia lsttentton paid to repairing vosA.-
Aoctdsnts - DacAiDery 1epoira4 Wt1Acut delay.-
orasl cast ~ usds 70 order On short notico.
CmAlodtf1 JA1nD. DONNDll.Y = LA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

"a : !: F: : 81
Osse Aorse Hat SORE =!
~ n !; a., -. 81 =: - ! ~. 49,
V~1 'svsaasg,F ga, 81
sasrus.sass sazssszasz.szzss.ss. sssAsss-ssrs
EAw /
SUMMERuYoDsl
HI ka}f I -ICt}9
=. ~ iovs Oh Sr'ess. y sssrr y psse rs's ~
:" Ea8s*SA 81 = 1Ts8 sE
EXTENSIVE AssoRrlExT Of
F1u 1SeA vVJWeer 3eeSs.
~ - I =. ~
Juiy7dH CnApW vnKpK1-
>. TIE ATTENTION QE oAtIz|
Farmers ~seA UsstlAers !!
r. e...a 70 ~ s,..r,es n Of ~ IA is~
oa~ar0t~1fs
RNBOARDE FENCING,
Shingles, Sheaahing. &c.
Dealers would 4. yell 70 ea,l saA ess.ins this
F EUMOBDs
ssr a. oatsiag isasaassAs - SsEAassss.
Opposite the Scott Hsase. sa ~ tank efthe HveF.
JslyAdtf JAMES ". CANn0H.
a no - .-.,s.
DILLIA1RROOJlk,
SECOND ST.. BET. BRADY / PERRY.
C0nTAIuIN0 har Of Grimm = Iso.s seis.
MARBLE-BED TABLES.
Open for Amusement Day = Evening.
"a "a s s1Sss Is, s..ss,s.as.,
Agents for 0riasA Bros Tables cuss. &C.,
a pAvExpoRa IOWA.
July7du
PNil ABEL PIMA 'OAkEkY.
Confectionery
CANDY MANUFACTOkY!
@ DYg ~
Shricker 4 Matthes,
West side Of Brady, Jetmeen Front and I'd sts.,
DAvonpoxt. Iowa.
.ins' ma, q sr. IHS. i,s: syssy s''a'as'
We win give Dartieuisr ~ personal sssseassn 70
furnishing
BALLS, FESTIVALS, SHIPPERS,
WEDDING AOrnsRPAnaIBs PIC MOS,
and 70 the asnufaeture Of
COssfecst0ssss-y, Cassd6es 3 Cakes
II al descriptions,
ICES SltGAA MO - = INV N
SUGAR ORNAAENTS,
WEpDEu0 OAK1
PLAIN CAKE,
BLANC NANCE,
HRRSH FRUIT,
MEkRINGUES New style.
PYRAMIDa, MOTORS,
FAMCY YRsNCa CAkn,
CnARLO1TD DE- Russo,
ROMAN PUNCH.
HRUIf CAER,
LADY CAKE,
POUND CAKE,
SRON0DCAKD,
WASHINGTON CAKE
.au k6seGDe Of EAsscU1l setjcSs0, &c.
All our articles are Manufactured b. ourselves cad
under our immediate supervision, which ~ gusran-
tee u be made Of Ne hass materials. CANDIES Of all
kinds sold Ct WHOlD8Al1 at - 1sU prices - they
can BE- boueht 10 New York any other Market.
~ strict ssteokion 70 bssloeso farnishing prime
goods and q the most reasonable prices, hope 70
merit aud obtain share Of the literal DatroaAge u
Discerning pubaic.
Jul, 4dtf SHRl0EkR 4 1ATTH1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

sau kdssSoe Of ENsscUsls 'tjceso, &c.
All our articles are nsnufAesured By ourselves cad
undes our Immediate supervision. which ~ gasran-
tee u be msde Of Ne eass materials. 0Audes Of all
kinds sold ct WaOLB8Al1 1t q lsU prices - they
can BE- boueht 10 New York any other Market.
~ strict sateo1ion 70 bosooeso, sarniDhing prime
goods and q the most reasonable prices, hope 70
merit aud obtain share Of The literal patronage u
Discerning pubaic.
Jul, 4dn SHRlOkGa 4 4A11H8A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

OygovOUO9 sUOes
4 or auring - Ore, ftsn ~ rsstdssse Of Mr..
TIE upo9 - "a -, - esatalne sosa0De
cher tkln1S papses q MIA vlls6ts ~ sw1sr. -
|. - 3 - lssy = J ~ e s; ,ss.
$50; - -. s.v.,,s.. n.s ~. - 81.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

wNofSw Section - B-Soott Co.,
Part Of v y q oea1osa - ~ part u , ose-
sloa - 2 70 M13Dacpst County-sest side d
DubUqse sooA II rob trent 10 fods dsep VIM 4
slssy Asoss, 6sss0. A4t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

49, large Rou0 with Gloset 10, hps SEN
Ns0aa and his Uife on The oySt nOog Of .
vts1ssnlly sstustcd noase, vii ~ lea - tive
youas gentlemen, With nosrd. App1y d the eace Of
this psper. Junled1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-11
iMfOMTANT CHANCEa,
oaturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
'''-DllR sa.st s.ro..
K ALL r OAD

Complefedfo Cincinnati Through pithou
change Of cars Only one chance
Of carsto Louisviiie-- One
change to Cleveland.
1NEto WhesiinE, and two less ch nves of I, >,
~ and baggage and 90 miles nearer 10 All E.st.
ern Cities tn.n 6y any othor route.
TIE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE eo,rm,,
fAe U. $. Mail and Adenss Esyrsss. s"s
on ana after "ednesdas July Ist, trains viii
U. s. .MAilTfain--Leareso once, corn.r An md
Chestnut, at 1880 .. IA. Leaves East 81. Loui,
Depot ~ 1890.
Express sTrsin--Leareso Office. corns, 80 az a..
chestnut, at 3 ?. M. Leaves kast st, Loui, De- not
at 800 p. m.
In order Ia seco modate the .ray.,,nx n,h
iio, Saturday Afternoon Train has been nut
up, and trains will rua - above every day except
oSE SUNDAY TRAIN AT a.nop v
N. B.-Aii trains make e;,rrf aud ceytsin ron.
ntefteas at C.sesnnsft With ali Eastern Mail .nd
Express Trains, thus formin tho sAorteu s,sct -
and saty Bread Gsase Route 10 New York. uostun.
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington CITY. .Pitis.
ppulsn, m.n.eenhg' .l.g' oieSeland, Buffalo, and ali
Also, Chicago, and 81 point. On the Illinois Cen
trail X. X.
ONLY oNS cHAS0S or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have ehoic. of four good
.aaroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz: New York
= Er,e, n. i.Central, PsnnsyivAnia Central, and
Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves of
this most reliable route between the Esst and
the West, ~ IL affords unusual fscilities. Leiny
superior road, and the only Broad Gusge Road in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Blooming g,op. Lasalh.
KOck Island, Burlington, Peoria, Duulsith, Ga-
lena, Peru, re-, connect 1t Sandoyal With the
Illinois Central h. r. for the above named points
direct.
pAsssngersfor Msttoon and Chicago connect q,
odin With eCaicAgo Branch. through from St
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Ihroogh baggage check. given In tho city, and
stthe Depot,
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured At the Offices. Nos 1s and 80,
corner of lth and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and 1t No. 81 Levss, corner Of
Vine street.
f0-Both ofhces aie exactly on the oornsr--thc
only places to obtain reliable information.
W. II. CLEMENT, GenI i Supt.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen 4 Western Art.
Omnihsses will callfor passengers and baggage
IN any part Ut the city, by leaving their address
either o. the omces. Callregulariy ut the Hotels.
VIVID