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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE LIME

MOKIJAJE SALE OF VALUABLE LIN .
Nl WORKs.-Will be sold, o1 THURSDAY, April 1857,
10 Ocook the Court House Ia the Nlsss OF bings'
ton, Ulster County toe LANDS and BUILDINGS ate
Of the KINGSTON LINE AND CEMENT Cs situate on Ron
dout Greek South Roi dsut being OF the most ella bic
situations the manufacture Of Lime he STATE TIE prop
cry consists Of Mil Kills Sean Engine, Appsratus aud Fix
ture, with Dock and Lands adjoining Also. the Diaries,
which the best anc situated ~ 10 give the great
q facility Of easy carriage 70 the Works
This favorable opportunity for profitable Investment Tor
the mana'se1Ie Lime and well worthy the attention OF
ufaetureTs capitalists.
zee sheI ~. adverii.ement In the Kinss.on pAptr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

CUPRENE CoURTm ,s eaZs e ssacs ss.s-
!s a. nsps, 70 .s.a t Hss =;
moned snswss tss,ss ~ fled In the Osvrs o.
plaintiff s cs q: I'D s:y Of ns:s :. ~
copy o. 80 New.Yosk within twenty tays 80
Cs,t..s 81 q. saAosvs Of TIE sy ~ :ss
and n To- f viii tax, Judgment against 700 ~ W.
the u. Eve Sorlsrs, b. sle costa - .~u. As>s~nsvA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02
Joseph HEGEMAN, Anctioneer. FRIDAY,

=
~ April g. a. O'Clock a. No y Wilnulhby u. h-oot
lyn Pai,or Chamber AID Kitchen FURNITURE SANE
DAY II o'clock the Central SGesrOoms corner of
wlloughby and Peals,s -IeeoI Weekly sIe-s 'ase and
excellent rosewood PAro by Glberti do by HNam.n;
also, large Pier Glass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

In PURSUANCE Of an order VI the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice hereby gwen 70 a
persons havin claims sgsins ALAkSON T. BROOKE Ate q
the City Of New York. deceased to present tho s..se vhh
vouchers ersof the subscriber her residence Ne. -
East 27hst IN the City Of New York before the "a
day Of April next-DAted, New York the HtA day ~ o..
to6er, 1885 PAULINA bROOkb, AdmA
och lau6mTbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

IN PURSUANCE of al order Of the Surrogate
of County York notice hereby given al pes.
sops having claims against JAMES W. NICHOLSON, hae Of
Ne Git, Of Ne~.Yok deceased to present the 's", -
nm No 70 Nssssust, m the Cay of EewYork ON % eeors
tive fourth day Of July reIt-Dsted hew'Yors the
'sA''s"'A Wy VI MARY ANN NICHOLS0N
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

A. j. BLEEcKgH Anctioneer.
ZONES WOOD PROPERTY AT AUCTION On
~ TUESDAY April p, embracing so LOTS A
and and I'd anad also 6sth 79Ih 7i 7sd sd
7h and 75hs s beautifully situated on bah ground 10
rspdy in provns part The city ID aud 3sv reaching
ib. same IN is minutes from 0ni nsqosIe Sale tbsolue
Terms Bbersl Macs At the office No 2 Btosdst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

The recent election in Georgia has
resulted in a most signal and triumph
ant victory for the Democracy. Hon.
Joseph +. Brown, the Democratic can
didatc for Governor, has been elected
His majority will be between eight am
ten thousand. Seven Democrats are
certainly elected to Congress. There
arc some doubts as TO the reelection
Of Hon. James l.. Seward, from the
First Distict, but the chances arc de-
cidedly in his favor. The Georgia
Democracy have made a gallant fight,
and deserve the victory which has
crowned their devotion to those prin.
ciplcs which join in indissolublc bonds
all sections of this Republic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Our neighbors still insist upon play
ing upon the harp of the Thousand
strings and advocate the election o
their candidates upon the ground that
their election will make Kansas a fire.,
State and their deiea. will Cssten the
institution upon its devoted and bleed
ing body. Voters of Scott co. re
member that the citizens Of Kansas ar,
taking the only practicable plan to de
eide that question for themselves ant
should they eventually decide to be
come free State as unquestionably
they will. DO not let our Gazett,
ncighbors say that the result secured
by the votes of Scott CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
county Legislative Ticket.

The ticket Of the Democratic party
now before the citizens Of Scott county
for members Of the Legislature, is I'M
doubleday one Of the most satisfactory
and 'unexceptionabie that has ever
been presented. There is not candi-
date named who is not known as n
man Of strict moral character aud os-
tablishcd and unblcnished reputation
in this community. They are known
TOO, rs active business men, thoroughly
and practically conversant with tie
wants of the State Of Iowa AT all
times such men only should be elected
TO the responsible position of lcglsIa-
Sors, but most especially at this time
bf political rcvulslon and its attcndal,
difficulties, like the present.
Politically the present ticket is com
posed entirely Of members of the old
line democracy, who have long been
tried and proved as being conservative
e in their policy, and deeply interested
in the welfare of the Union. Let these
men be elected to-day through the
united efforts Of every voter in the
country, and We are confident they
will give good account Of themselves
at the next meeting of the State Lcgis-
latnre. Let every democrat feel tha,
his vote or some other that might he
obtainaed through his influence, might
turn the scale Of today's election in
favor of the democracy. Let every
honorable exertion be made to elect
not only the Legislative but the guhcr-
material and Senatorial tickets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
ID, % g.

WINTER AMrsEsE>r.- the New York
Tribune" after etat.os hat thousands
Of American l-horers, mechanics and
operatives would be thrown cut of en-
p.ayment this vin'er, and 30 without
the mems # p-aeu-ipg bread AMI tho
other nccesserlcs Of lilo, makes The fol-
lowing cool suggestion to thorn
During the coming winter many Of
the Pr oduoiug classes VIII not be called
up IA - produce anything. There viii
be plenty OF time for reading, and in.
stead Of spending it in the lerusn OF
wl-hywashy noyela, those who arc wait
lng for spring and the work which We
hopo spring Wi bring with il, should
road the most approved WORKS upon
trade and cnrreTcy, We have plrnorely
avoided Recommending any particular
course or daetrlno. Read oil you can
!ay year hani On Smith, Jac1bs, Zen
;har', Mil, & hbel,, Gonge, Cary
Read the hegl money men sud the pare,
money men, Ito free traders aud thg
pretcc. ion Is.
As his suggestion l. mals to mer
who it il supposed vii not have money
to bay bread, the reason why tho "Tri
bune' IS not included in tho course Of
reading ia evident, iha. paror is nor
Furnished to any one without its price
be NJ paid in advance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

To-day an important election will
take place. An election in which the
.ital interests Of the State are involved.
The time is one which calls for action.
Strong, united, energetic action. Onr
foes with the desperation Of despair
have scfapel together their whole cap
i!al and have ransacked the political
world for ISSUES. They have stakcd
this all upon the throw. II is a mat
ter Of lie AMI death with the RcpHti
can party. Ii therefore behooyes tlle
Democratic party 70 come upon the
field prepared for action. Let every
Democrat remember that he is person.
ally interested in the result of the cleo
ton. The Democratic Party expect,
and demands that EVERY MN
WILL Do His DUTY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

IT+- \ commission Of eminent En-
giu,crs with whom was associated Nh
Ecseu, Chief Engineer OF the Niaga
r., after thorough examination II, I'll,
Atlaniit telegraph cable ani HI I'll,
appliances for stbmcrsug il, came I,
the unaninou. conclusion that, Will
Tie substitution Of a patent sclf-.du-t
ing break tby which it |, irupos,lbl,
that the cable when pay me ont cal To-
hrokcnl Tor that previously used, am
some Modification in the paving ou'
machinery, there IS no reason to doub
that the next attempt To lay The call,
will lie crowned with Triumphant sue
cess.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
The Utah Expedition

w have acconnis from the rear dc,ach
ment of the e,pilj,on 10 tab They wee
in cainp nj Blue River for the uiaht. one
hundred and thirtv-iour miles from Fort Lea
ycuworth tpio that point tie march had
been very pleasant. tIie weather being very
tuc nud tie road excellent III. military
force was Under the command of that yotcf
nh officer. Col Coole. aud numbered about
four hundred privaie-. mounted. ana cigli /,
wagon- The ceNrrnor and suite have Fl.
wagons nnd three carriage. IL Wa, cNlcc
ted that all TIE composing the ciNll govern
mcnt of | tah would 90 out with this escort
bat only COY Cumming aud Secretary II 4
init were with H. Judge Aikcr. aul ia,
Postmaster at salt Lake Ciiy has con,
ahead aud il Is reared that the Others viii
moi be able to reach the Territory before the
comming winter.
settlements, our GORE ponjeut say. ar,
sprimgng up on this route, bat the i'm
rtuyemeuts NJ mol very suhstattinI, hcirt
only. ~ a general thiat, SIS 10y n'rc shan
tie. or sod huas The soil i GOOD but Oh,
err ps are difsreut
The tab expedition is likely to cost ih'
government q lret'g penny, tai il will "
money well pen, The mule. it i c-timn
ted cost 500 each aud tie hor.es $3.50
The corn stores At lilue River cost 5& 70 pa
huslel, and the transportation to For, kcar
ny aud Fort Laramie VIII increase al ih.
same proportion.
Col sumner and n part Of his comman1
arril cd at Fort I.c.venwortA about Tie mid
die of last week.-ESt Loui-. Rep.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
l0A. NMl1.

LIVE acres q ground ~ rods east Of BRADY street
i "n Snntfefn iVenu.-a h. a,,,ifnJ ,umstiou ~,
srrttt,pee 81 viii ~, iR town WITS 10 siysn,ar..
knIuirc "f J. kORSE or
jnh6ftf GEO. l.. NtcKOplR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
vfyTR rART.y

and sec thst every man who will vote
the Democratic ticket is at the polls.
OUR ENEMIES ARE DISUEART-
ENED
and many who have before voted with
the Black Republicans, having become
fully convinced that fraud and deep
ton had been praetised upon them hY
the leaders of the leaders OF that party
refuse To vote nj this election and Sc
crotly desire the success Of the dem"
cratic ticket in this county, therefore
BE ACTIVE AND NlGlLANT
in improving this opportunity Of roll
ing back the tile, black rcpublicanisin
which party for success would dcbasc
and disgrace the whites to an
EQUALITY WITH THE NEGRO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

W"up TO rur noipsns on BASK bins
In u time like this great losses on bank
bills by laborers and the smaller shop keeI-
era. who, in n moment .! alarm hn,ing II,
Tie 10 lose, rush to the brokers' oliic,, Nth
their bills and sell at whatever discount Il,
pleases to charge They take it for grant,
cal that what the broker says is all true =
that he Is dlsinterestcd man, and one " l.,
makes IL his business to watch The banks to,
tl'e purpose Of guarding the poor from los
AMI seeing that they suffer a. litll, rs posi-
bile when bills are discrc,litcd. They "a
not think that j, is the interest Of the hrol,t
Ia cry down bills for the sake Of hu, in,
them up and that men in This way ate max
ing rapid fortunes Of the Ignorant. Twenty
times the money is lost by the shop keeper
and lahorer, by this very discount on hank
bills, that is lost by countcricits. The
greater part of what the broker dclue,s
goes int" his own pocket He gets VERY
nearly quite par from the bank. and smiles
at the creduli'y Of. his vic,m.-N y. hc,.
Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
~Thc contest between State
Sovereignty and congressional usurpa-
ton and fraud is to DO decided to-day.
Vote for democrats only.

"A lam GRADUATION QUESTION SETTLED
The Commissioners of the General Land OF
nee has rejected an application for land un-
der the provisions of the graduation act OF
the benett Of joint-stock association who
proposed to place actual settlers uponit The
Commissioner rules that the graduation
act. as its title implies, was intended for III,
benefit of actual settlers and cultiyators OF
the soil only, not for spectators; and tn.
rights given by it are personal and becaus,
q actual settlement and cultivation alread,
made or contemplated. No entry can b,
made, therefore, under said act for the ben
eft Of any other person than the party max
ing the same. to whom the patent is issue,
IN, every instance; proof being FIRST require,
n. entries foe the settlement and cul.ivatio,
that he las settled on and cultivated tn,
land. in default Of which the entry will b,
eancelled by this eiiicc. Il Washiugto,
3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

That to-day you are called upon 10
exercise your most important prcroga-
tive. Turn ont and east your votes
for those men whose principles com
eide with Your own.
Go to the polls and rcbukc the men
who have violated all their promise
of retrcnchmcnt and reform, and who
have proved themselves unworthy the
confidence Of the people.
Go 10 tie polls and vote the WHOLE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

~ \ Ghcnt newspaper says that
the civic guar Of that place hal been
ordered to be in readiness to take arms
on hearing the lappcl, either BY night
or day. This pre- ultion hal been IA
ken in consequence of a combination
among the workmcn, which created
much nncasincts The troops were
confined To their barracks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Some OF the largest manufacturing cstab
lishments of Rochester. have suspcnde,
wholly o. in part their business Not les
than 1000 workmcn were DISCHARGED Sat
urday night last and not less time Lecoln,
castor, as many more will be disuisse,! On
Saturday next. Some fihc heaviest cool.
sring establishments have suspended as "a,
millers DO not want barrels, and ifthcv did
they have not the money 10 pay for them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Mrs. Cunningham has appealed from IL,
Sairegate's in the Burlell estate ease. he,
counsel filed the necessary notice of appea
on Tuesday Messrs. George A. Wilt ant
Joseph I. Ferry executed bond to indcm
mfg the adverse party against costs in cas-,
the claimant does not succeed in the Supre
me Court. Mrs Cunningham was present
and signed the papers with remarkable com
Dosure
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

y balloonist gives ont that he has
made the following discovery d
take a bar Of brass which, when weigh
"a on the earth surface actually
weighs fifteen pounds When ss-
ccnd to three miles m in the a.mos-
there and weigh the brass bar, i a.
,naly WEIGHS II a spring balance only
sc.cn ana bait pounds, and again Il, Z
miles up positively only 'ltroe pounds
a'd quarter. What is tie cause d
TINS The want Of a'mosphcrical
pressure on it and the suns attraction
which becomes more apparent, H.,
nearer We approach his orbit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Let no feelings OF personal or local
character induce you to scratch oil a
single name, or make any alteration
whatever in the State or County
Ticket. VOTE TIE CLEAN DEM
OChATIC TICKET.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

WArcu THE PoLLs.-To prevent
Republican trickery, and guard "a aiust
the frauds which have heretofore been
attempted by their rinrlcaders. Look
well to the polls to-day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

The huopeaa 2,.acs proposes TO send
the East Ind,a prisoner u war 50 tic
West Indies 10 be made slaves rf This i
Int carrying ont tho practice oi tie African
chiefs hGt WHY not all ,i,rl 10 once III
-layc traders, and not 20 10 tie ,xper y ot
transporting them. 1hat would hc putting
up instead Of putting down ,he Slave t'l.!"
50 the English eovernni, mt roes Into Ia. la
slness itself, and keeps iect on the coast
of Africa 10 keep o'hc out Of it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

The Black Republicans will have a
bogus democratic tickle, in the field to-
day. Don't vote until you have ex-
amined your ticket and know that it
is the ..NillnLl.llsll.c"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

wealthy lsraclitc living near selma. ~
kansas has il his roses-iou a silver >h,h,
struck in tie mint oi ,lulea 1890 year, ago
II is about the SIZE Of "A half dollar. lat til,
silver is SO impure that its intrinsic value i
hut fifteen cents The ON ucr would hardly
pert with the relic for a. many hundred
dollars. 1t has been in his family So,
Venrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

A newspaper carrier called at the office
Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, in Can.
eianati. for two dollars due him, and the of
hesrs told him to prove up his claim, and 1t
Xoald e bs1brs he assignee ~ ottsr dsbts.
10 - d0Nbt that a lue1ilHtien thus Of.
ooUo9 - teossa esQiAalA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

1E-1hc day has come TO decide
if the people prefer political honesty to
corruption and fraud Ii it bc the for
mer, vote the democratic ticket il the
latter, STAY at home hv All means.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

EF.Notc for BEN NJ SAM Els
and GEORGE GlILASrI.-A unit,
of the democratic forces will elect
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

About thirty persons emigratel from Sal.
en- n. G., last week, for the West. and q
gentleman, going from Salem to Wyihc,ill,
Va, met about loo wagons, santain!ug Vr
ginia emigrants, going West
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Who WANTS MoNty 2--Unc!e sam has GO,
aplenty, and is anxious to get rid of it, lie
offers from six to sixteen per cent premium
for his own ak per cent stock, and will pay
for IL IN specie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

DesNl zines River Land for sale
L.l.s'SD DEPARTMENT..
IssAfosHeS RiveT Nrviyaf.oa aud X. N. 10.
OrrUxwA, Iowa, April II. 1856
VIE undersigne. hereby gives notice, that this
Ofaoc Is now open Tor The sale OF these yslush.e
acs They win he soli tong credit sEd IN lots to
ith means gad wishes Of purchasers
Aryfurthcr Information drHired IN relation 10 thoaf
CT Will be furnished on application at this crics
mall or otherwise. GEO. X. PERKINS,
tmsyiAitN Lana Commissioner.
LAND DE AhTalr.
rsa MONIES NAy.GAIicS c..
nEthe sixteenth d~3 OF June. next, the oa're he
" the cate ~ the laids u this company Will ,or
removed from tits pisce To Fort Des Nonrs
These lands vii be rold long credits. and In
lots TO suit the means and wishes OF purchasers
GEO. X. PKRKfES
Land Oou!missloRe
Ctrmvs Oval k6. ave1 e,vt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

IT. GroReE j. lIipr is an able,
honest, hard working democrat. Your
efforts to elect hun will result In the
hi hest lenefi. to the county and
state. Vote for Geo. J. lIyGe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
FOR SAl.R,

INVENTIONS large sized lsas b. East Dovsnpset
i all Ia cenirAl and eonvcntent locatteno Vin ~
old cheap II applied for scco. kaQuire u
rALLAAH PQw1nsA rei1AN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

p 10 season at the polls, and be
sass tbSots early for 6amucls, Gillas-
- Nyae, Parksr, Clark and Heron
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
For Sale. an. Rcsaa.
For Sale or Lease.

YNwENTv -THRER eligible huiliing Lots, situated
j on Harrison Third Ripley and Hlonsicasl sereets,
sioniass enqulrs u osassx . nov. =
(aasdtD ANN NAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
IOS. Safe ~. Retoe,


On Third street, between Brady and Perry, ccataln-
ing rooms, cellar. stable, IL. Rents for -
month. lot IL 20x60 fret
Also n new two story Frame House and Lea IN
Fast Davenport. The house Is .oxa0 feet and con.
tans rooms. good cellar, nstse'~, &c. The lot 10
G.xl5O feet, ard most eiettiy situaied.
Possession Of the whole lie had on the 0rst o
June
For further particulars apply 10
JOHN rARRKR,
Third u, between Brady and PerYy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
For Sale.

mONE hundred and twenty Building lots ia 81
IhdiitiOn lie The town u Pert uyron
These lots are eligible ard handsomely situated OIL
she eank o. the Mississippi. They vii DC sold on rca
tonsble icrns
For particulars inquire ef kess;s. Dursae Pratt y
o.. Por, Byron. ChsTles J. Rogers. Hsq, IaClaige
Oorbin x Dow Davenport, OF OF the subscriber,
JhAES NAY.
~ The SUBSCRIBER hiss numheriess teSitArle pie
foeoI land in and the cit,ea OF Davenport and
L. rfe. amp l.tsr the town OF Port Hy ron that he
lsGies 10 sell. f0ctI5tfi J. n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

unaer this hasa linif-.. nuslteto spscis ncsic .
VIII he Inserted st ten per line for each tnser
tion Gfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

- T- We haye ssass veg sirhble lots sciecte'
str2 Rnd for sal . { sniaaehr. y Al cen. pro,
'etr sc, ntsdr known. rpnn appli' atoms 70 PAR
EtE EDWARDS SIALaAGfs ~. H. ORR BIO 4.
Ait-i W ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

nm and after Monday May 18th 1857 the above
~ BOATS forming this line viii leave Rock Island
and Davenport as follows:
The steamer ssBEN CAMPBELL, every Mcnday,
Wednesday and Friday evening. The j. mckee,
every Tuesday Thursday and saiuri egeninzon the
arrival Of tie evening train from Chicago and the
Packet from Gaiena; connects At Mufcatine with
the evening train from Iowa City at Burlington
with the morning. train est from Chicago and West
from Mount Pleasant; At Keokuk v ith the great U.
st. Mail Line Steamers Jenny Deans, Thomas
Louis,
Returning win arrive at Rock Island In time to
connect with thetrains to Chicago, and the DoaGs 70
0Alens, Duni 18th and ot. Paul.
For freight or passage npplyon board or 70
Bcn10W1 q fAkf7YAAN, Agb.
1ay19tAdtf. (GnDstts ocepvj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

~ ~ FoRsAfE -ooe PAR hire. ye.r old mules.
a. thy a9- well hicfen 10 harness. Al-o
nlc i.sinif : teIa snh hsfi.ss, all complete. Can
W seen al WORK IN Man street, near the Is; Baptist
oiiufth. Tor a f,w days. 4 ACkIEY.