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Is I,e SLirrrRy9-A few days since, Mr.
eakewe. of Illinois, a student in The Ec'
leaeic Ias, itute al Hiram, received hard
fall ON the ice in Udall's creek, producing o
severe CONC. ssion Of the brain. He is re-
covering. So sctator suggests that ice' an'
like muay othe. things, fully maintains its
ancient reputati IN, and is as dangerous ane
slippery as ever. va
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CHARGE OF BIeAM y.--RANs9M HERMAN
il nnw confined in thu county jailon charge
Of bio ,,my. He, was committed by Justice
Eaos d. 4 is to be tried 1T the next term OF
the Court Of Common Plt as.
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted TO the subs cribef,
IA by bote Ur accoant, are requested N call and
settle the sarfn Immediately. r, ,W.6EYMUUR, 4
HAHcnnn December 9ai. le56.- If. L
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THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
PRIZES OF THE SEASON.

A FAMOUS CHANGE FOR BOYS AND GIRLSi
10 the BOY who shall send MS the largest number
Of one dollar sub eriptons to the ''ScnooLRELLow"
by ile Grst CT February, we will award 6 handsome
and made 10 suit his hand, IN an ornamental box
marked with bis maine.
70 thc IRL who shall send MS tie tho largest list
0f doar subseri tons 10 tho ''ScHootyEJLow,"
In the same umc, we will presen! charming Tea
Set, brilliantly decorated ii eolofs, aud having her
name, in gold, on every piece. t'-
Boys and Girls--SthoolmGtes and Play mates-in
Town and Country-besin now and be busy aud smart
tin the Grst of /, bruary.
SPrcEAL TERMS FOR ALL TnREG og ORR MAGIZISIs.
-Putnam's Mo!taly and Household Words to one
address, Five Do lars; Puthah's Monthly or House,
hold Words with the Schaolfelow tuNone address,
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents; or Ill three Of the
Magazines, Five Dollars and Fifty Ceuts.
lF57Putnam's Monthly or Household Words sup
Piled 30 Postmasters, Teachers aud Clergymen a.
Two DolarS rcr ah,ium.
December vs., 1856 ImnEf
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DIR. BArsNe.--This gentleman sti'i con-
tinues his lectures in Rlvrnh1. In the af-
ternoun he lectures to the ladies exclusive
Iy, in the evening to ladies' and gentlemen.
His theory in regerd 10 the construction and
principles by which the human body is GOV
erned, is novel and interesting. His illus
trations are clear and explicit. lie is dolag,
and will continue to DO good. His lectures
are largely attended, and general. lntefest
therein is felt. ...
The Doctors room is ut the Prentlss
House, where he may be consulted in regarc
to patients, and where he also has a large
apply Of his valuable braces, supporters
q =, for weakness and deformlties. You whf
arA efalling to pieces call md get prop
ped Lp. ''..t,re e.,.o lI,,..,,-a \.
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Peter fsModgnbauwls' Evt..tc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
lN ber has been appointed and qualified MS udmns.
traitor nf the estate Of Peter RhOdenbaush, lao OF
Prank lin. Portage county, deccusc.l. yi.,..s se
Jnntlrry l. ls51=3w join RiiODENBAtGH.
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DIX. Edwnre
No. 3al BroadWH
Publish The following J
PuTNAMs MONTHLY.

PUTNAMS MONTHLY.
A. OHioiKAt AHurIrAx Ml
=. The pumnar for turuafl, l657,
volume. ILc cllafactef 6f this u ~
tBswD, that fhe publlshefi have du.
mean % relax 10 eEeFtion 70 feD, 3
EoFslitrof prblie iatbrs Duetefa.
vsriefy Ind popular entchsiIlpent,
MpBtLly Wilt cahutpo ils survey I
quettions, it VII hst forEfi thht tAe
smusemenl asSsli 10 lhstrHetisH u
gziLu. 10
TRLsfS -s9s3Ssa = ~ Is eenta q
serlbei ,rephiiiig S.nBGl6l 6llafsaili :
, ~ ole year, tosg paid
CLu Hs--. toFies IS CO, copies q
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a7NER Law FINN Our readers will ID.
serve, by reference TO our advertising col.
Lmhs, that the senior has hung out HE
i'shiuele" as real iiUs lawyer, in Rnvenna.
He Is the junior partner Of new law firm
(Which, by the way, is the third h;m with
which he has been connected duringthe past
year)--'truding and doing businssslA under
the hame of STsAwDER e. HART. ANY ol
onr readers who may be so unfortunate as
to require heir services will find them able
and prompt, and as honest as lawyers gen.
orally are. '
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William DAVIS EStI1C.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrl-
IN ber has been appoih h,cd aud qualified as admin
istrator tho estate William Davis late Of Palm!
Portage county. deceased. DAVID JOHNS.
January ], Ir51-3t .# .-"
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HrDn. T'uBBs will be at the Prenslss
House until 8 O'Clock, p. M on Friday and
Saturday, the 9;li and 10th Oh January, See
advertisement.
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ALMOST All AccIpEsT.--A col0reos man.
,,ho,e name va did not learn, came very
near meeting with an untimely death ID n,u De,
inc run over BY the cars, at the depot on
cSri.,mas morning. He was driving horse
attached to ! light wagon, very rapidly, and
d;d &c. zee the train until i. was TOO late e e
turn. when giving his hOrse the reins' anf
shut.iar bis eyes. he les things 'aKe .is ,hsl
4 !. avn course. He cleared the track safely
And The last we saw Of him he was goial
towards the square at a,4ospeeS-
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AcclpEEr AID DEATH AT MAsruA.-on
Friday, The 2sd uit.. d ManthE 6oruefsS
HiAvEY. a son o. HltAM HOskTxs, vrs
billed by the accidental discharge Of are.
sulssrin the hsnds Of G E0yE FEsfoN We
are infolmea that the deceased wsr abOu,
seventeen or eighteen years Ofass, He was
standing near, where several persons we're
shooting at mark when the fatal accident
occurred. Mr. Fenton was just raising the
revolver to fire at the mark. II discharged
sooner than be intended, and hence the un-
happy occurrence. The remains Of young
Hosklns were carried to the grave on last
Friday. .sllliif5.IJ 4ELls 81
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FAN StyIes

Coal NAH. .,Erp. I'd ,a,.. '.as Ex'. Mail Coal
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In the Court OF Com.
, mon Pleas of POrtagC
cOulily, Clio.
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ux SATURDAY, TIE THiRD Day OF JANUARY, 1851
f HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WIll issue the first number Of n Weekly Newspaper
TO be entitled
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Here the conversation epded9 IN,
n SFkerAroa.

I .,4'Sa@r fIAat9I4aE alan
~ sia4 ysl stRac8trs E 80
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HaRrHR's WEEKLY will arpcer every SATURDAY
morning. aud will be sold al FI.E CESTs copy. Il
will be mucd to subscribers at the following rates,
,rncmi rod In nlx:Luca.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
Trustees S0lc.

NIHERfAS on the s0th day OF December, A u.
w 1856, John vogt and Anna Ole his wife. exc.
outed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee, certain dccd
Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the Lar q In
Clinton County, Iowa, described as follows, 10 wit
The West half Of tie North East quarter and North
East quar- ter u the North East quarter Of Section
,w,nty-six t26) and North West quarter Of North
West quarter OF SECTION twenty-five (26l In Township
eighty two, 81 Range four, and North half Of
North kast quarter Of the SoutL Fast Quarter %
Section seventeen, O5,) Township eighty two tss
Range tive, o. which said Conveyance was made by
the said John Vest and Anna Ole his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment OF two cert ain pro-
issory notes and the interest thereon sign by sad
John Vogt aad AanA Ole bis wife, dated the 30th day
OF December, D, 1885, one for fifteen dollar. and
the other for sixty dollars both payable six mt nths
after date, to the orisr Of II. 4. Thomson.
nov, said notes having become ducand paya-
Die and the said Joha vogt and Anna Ole his wife
having failed TO pay the same, ] Austin Corbin,
Trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby give this pablo
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which 10
in me vested by said deed Of Trust will, on
Saturday the 22nd dap Of Angus, A D, Ie51.
at the hour Of two O'clock In the afternoon VI
said day. at the Court Mouse door IN the city OF
Davenport, expose and Offer for SALE at public
thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the
amount Of said hotss with the interest thereon 90
the day Of sale, together With the expenses sitsn
ing said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed will be given
In accordance with the stipulation % said deed VI
Trust.
Dated the oath day Of July, 4 D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
July 25dtd I, ustec.
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TrQaslee,S S0le. .


AHEREAS on the 18th day Ju'y, A. D., 1856.
w Hannsh Louisa Hotchkis and 0rsoa IIotohkis
her husband, executed unto Austin Corbin ms Trus
tee. certain deed OF Trn I, convryin ing ~ saii
Trustee the ixnd Scott COUNTY, Iowa, described
follows, " wit The West half Of the North kast
quarter Of Section twenty-four (lA) In Township
eishty, (s0,) Range % East, which said convey
ance was mad. bs the said Hannah Louisa Hotrhkis
and Orson Hctchks for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of a certain proinssory note end the Int.
rest thereon signed by said Orson Hotchkis, dated
the 18th day ~ July, D, 1885, for Forty dollars,
payable twaye months after datc,to the order VI WIN
McManns.
And now said note having heroine due and paya-
bic and the said Orson Hotchkis having failed
10 pay the same, Austin Corhin, Trustees afoSe-
said do hereby give this public notice that by virtue
Of the power which u In M vested by said deed Of
Trust, will. Saturday the 22i day Of August, A.
D. 1857 At the hour ~ O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day at the Court House door In the city Of Da-
vrEpor, expose and offer for sale, public auction
10 the highest bidder for each, the parcel OF land
above described, rlEeh thereof shall be sum
Gent 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the Interest thereon to the day OF sale, together
With the expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees. UPON the completion OF
such sale deed will be given 10 accordancs with the
stipulation Of said Deed u Trust.
Dated the Path day Of July, 4. n. 1s51
AUSTIN CORBIN,
JulS2sdh Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains isocs CAtooGo for 81. Louie and tnssr,.>.
dtdte Places
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 9S0An
Express Train, (ssturday's excepted) lliOP =
vrdtns leave y. Louts( for OAtcaoo and twser,ns
dtdse places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) OOA \
Express Train lssturdays excepted) 88Op =
Trains run directly through. without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom.
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wirrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet, making this the Shortest quicket and most re-
liable route betseen 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. 3 at Bloomington, for La.
Sale, MENDOZA and Cairo.
iih Great Western Of IlliRois at Springfield, for
Decatp- and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
With daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokui
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for al places mentioned above can
be procured at all tho principal III xet oces In the
United States, and at be ofaces
Poo. % y % A., r. oa street.
RIoH,DP. MORGAN. IN. suD..
Bloomington, Jan. I. 1859. icbiSdu
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OaYpotsy CeYDotSy

Tn patterns end BY the yard, for sale at the great
i Carpet oN6 EssnSesss Ware House Dsssaint
MOCK s1a strpse- 0SsULD STERRk.
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HAlGHT. SEARS h BECKETT,
Leather sNlusasgfN ctsst'es's,
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIE At III Il IL

OF ALL KINDS
Saddle, S0S1dles-N A0rdeC@rs
Coach Is-tssssee1ssQs, Sh0s
Findings, Hides &c.
We have now on hand one Of thslargcst and ~
selected assortment Of
Leather = SadsSles-v H0s'SSsONre,
every offered In the West. Comprising in psstof
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather.
French, America and Patent Cali 0kin
Kips and Upper LsaaheS,
ofevery quality.
IAninss, Roans, Morocco, Bindinss, Patent s.s
Plain siirt.ns, Dash and Knamelied Leather, Lasts,
Findings, &c, &c.
SaIdiery Hardware, Japanned, Brass, and Silver
Plated from y best manufacturers. 6elfsdast.
ing Gig, and d Nces; Roller, Horse ohoe, ~
Spring Tongued nuckIee and In short every artt0
t6e harness maker or Ssddler can wish.
Carriage and Grocers Bows, top Prop, beun
Joints Coach Laces, Bands, Enamelled Cloths,
wagon Hubs, epokes, Bent 1elloes, Carriage 6hs
carriage Bolts, wagon Springs and Ax3ef, Re
collars, Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Belt Leether,
chine stretched and Rubber Belting Belt kisetsA
Wslnv1ss etttsntson ofYursaaeseA feeling seala0s
- en- satisfy q, n rsgas1 toQ1a,tty ~ Ds1ns
I.D. CasA peldlos NJ.
TH11o11, e1A1D = 14ux3
-. - - aene So 1sst3S.
- S GSSs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,. *
1. l. W. GERRY,
2Os Canal st. + 10 Broadway. nv,
(EseablishsA 1901
Importers as6 Dealers I. First Qsallsiss.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Onsrtethe TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES
ana al Who are choice In their taste, asd desire
gen1tns article, = large variety Of
TsA6, GkkEN AND BLACK, SOUCHON0, POUCH.
ON, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OOLON6, IN RI
RIAL nYsON. aUNPOwDkR, YOUNG HYsON
&C.. In chests and half chests, &c.
OOFrGE-MOCHA aud JAVA.
WINes-AADERIEs, SHERRIEs. PORTS, hooks,
&c, very old and high grades, in original packs.
BzRfON aud GUEsTIER,s CLAHETs.
CaAMPAGkES Moe, b Chandon's, Cabinet Imp'l
verxensy Do. Heiaseict, q. II. Nuam's do do,
L'vuOhs-1rsndiss, Runs, whisky, Gin, Arraet,
.is,' Curacao, Marasch!uo, Anisette, Noyeau, 81,
MALT LiouoRs-LondOn Brown Stout, Scotch and
Se6Aks-A variety u Choice Brands
PICkLkS-EN6lISH and FRENCH
SnuGsS-Yor Fish. CpIrie, Game, Neat, &c
Ch.Ess- STILTON. CHEDDkR, ROYAL yICTO-
MA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN cRUY
Ekk, sAPsAGO, DUTCH, and ANENIUAN
suaARs-LOAv, CRUsnED, pULvKRIsxD. At
CkOix, &c. 10 barrels rnd half barrels. "
MAns-wEsTPHALIA ana AMERICANS.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
,ACvar Liquors are warranted una5nlterased au
'"' Wv" "1p"' tIpr. u dIy.I
y(ARK INDUCEMENTS no A0RNrs-RxPRRI
AIkNOGD Oanv wasting Agents wanted In ali arts
Of the country for the "Oomprehensive 3eosrsph,
and History, tAncient and Modern) Of the whole
Werld" fro@ the earliest ages to the present time
byn 0OoDRicH. Peter Psrl-y.) Eleganty bound
end eesutafuliy ilu' uatsd. Price o.. Sold only By
Agents 10 whon ppecis districts will be given. Ap
Rsscenn stooio state what counties they would ike
Sof pesucoDs apply to
J. n. COLTON 4 CO.,
1c0iVa0 liz william .trcet, N. Y.
0CN1EEEELEyV. BROS. = co,
I4fO1faRe AND DBALRRs IN
ID %, PAlNTA, OILS, PERRUMBRY,
&C.. &C.,
no WILLIAM 0F11Df, cor. Beekman, New York
INVITE the attention Of tho trade 70 their large
and varied etoch Of Drug. Paints, Oils perfumery
&c. In edition 70 their regular import atoms Of
Staple Draes thsy Gre also receiving direct from the
sources Of production aud manufacture supplies Of
Tooth, Hair and Nall Brushss, Bronses, Oorks, Nor
tars, 0ponges French and English Perfumery, Lu-
bins nx,gacts, and many other articles usually en-
brecsd In Druxgtsts stocks which they are also en-
ablcd 70 offer on the most advantageous terms.
Orders either In person or by nsy, will receive
psonpt attention. auG4dly
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WD On1ssleaeA - ussdlVe1 end NV Ora
= isr solah Deas uanassd Eees e H,nssiue
qualities q tAis eslsbsoeod Hu0Asr, q New -
olay pr11aD-11oe q osonapngta13on oAnaa.
@ A. DuklN.
AonA ~ 4. J. p1Geo1 q q
o1.sv1 =. = 1nu110 g. 19WA 1eevsG
EkSbAn : - 49,. pu,ar,
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFu0E WINE,
IN QUART BOTTLES.
NeEy.ER K.N Ovt:N 7ND F.AlE,

~ ~ AS18 AASVDUV ~ Az = WILL
vT,HR greatest Medicine discovered for the
l. Of Fever and Ague, Chill Pever, Dim Ague
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine ha,
now been before the public for several years, and
there can be better evidence offered OF Its efficacy
than Its extensive SALE and constantly incrcas ms
reputation, and this Is owing Its having performed
sorne OF the most w0Oderfal and astonishing cures
that have ever been known. BENZ purely vcgeta-
bic free from all foreign seletfricus mineral ooni-
pounds, Febrtfuge Wine may be taken with the ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach, nvigorate the system and
entirely prevents the lsnguor and prostrstion Of
strength which alwsys attends Fever and Agns, and
all bilious diseases II moi oaly breaks the Ct Ills and
ce5ks the FEVER but the disease Of the Liy-
or and other organs, on which the Gull and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the Febri-
fuge Wine need further evidence Of its virtue thar
~ happy restorative eject. II Is truly wonderful
medicine, and operates on the sy.em like a charm.
The drst second dose VI Febrifuge Wine breaks the
chis, and II continued according TO the direetons
removes the disease permanently from the system
and leaves the body IN healthy condition. Those
parsons Who afYcted with Fever and Ague or any
form OF bilious diseases, are recommended to give
this valuable medicine fair trial. when is all that
10 necessary TO insure ~, and all OF its
superiority every other remedy ever offered 10
the public. Certificates Of thu highest respectabiity
might be presented to substantiats all that claimed
In its behaf but Il will b. left to introduce itsefto
stand or fall upon its own merits.
Caution 70 the Public-Be sure that the name
the proprietor. john wIsER, Is In his own handwr
ens, on the Promissory Note, which Is attached 10
u bottom Of each engraved label on the hottiet.
where.
All Wholesale orders must he directed 10 John w.
nor. 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y, or TO Bay 4 BALDWIN.
wholesale druggists. Chicago
Sold Wholesale and retail By Nessrs
ALVOhD 4 VAN PArrKN,
g90-d&wly davenport, low
BOILEs, SMITH 4 Co,
Dealers in Patent Medicines, IA, south Water st.
Chicago.
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.2rfest~De Wills.

= !. = 0JGCVve4b8 OEe1Os
u Wells in this city, and In every instance giving
entire sstsfoctioa Il prepared % execute further
0aNs = ~ bast noa1sr. ~ allktnds q eusinesl
vhers esoStAnt supp1y Of water b neodsds thosl
11olGAs 0oUnIAY.
- - 81 s1ese, oaae o1ns1efs oeenU otess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
NEW GOODS IN 4 NEW STORE.

VNHE subscribers having just received and now
L opening at Their sto'e on b. sdy street, between
4th and 5th, on the We,t side, third d from, the
corner OF 5th street, on ofthe best selected stocks
ever brought 20 this Market consisting Of genera
tnrk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

CH1APER THAN EvDD.-Wishing to reduce our
~ very large STOCK Of Hardware before the COM
nencemeat Of the fan trsde are selling q greatly
reiased prices.
Dealers viii b able 70 sort up thsiR stocks 1t low
er pricsa Than ever before Oh rtd In this market.
10 ookldero 80 others IN want of any description
70 suit them. oICKIIS e MO
Julylodte =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
ROPE CARPETINGS,
TABLE OF CLOTHS,

.TERY durable and suitable for Onices, Saloons,
Y Banks &c. just received at Dies saint Block End
rect. GOULD STERRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

which Is used exclusively for the government of
trains thereby inceas ing the facility aud reliability
Of the Route.
Recolect purchase your tickets via Joliet Cut-off
and save money and tune
g r kOflce Joliet Division, April 1857
CIV FAVOR, C KNoWLTOE
Tralng Agent Sup't Joliet Div'n.
June2dtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-03
BURN8 AND go.

For these dread-uI ~accadenfs the
ARCTIC IlNlMENT should De
Kept on hand Cor o. aloris sure
aud immediate relirL often saw
ing from death. livery steam
bdat AMI mlroad train should
r. keep O.. Who that has heard The
shriels o. angulsh uttered By The
SCALED and nnimel victims Of
. explosions and collisions does not
feed that H1lae means Of urleyIuE
their tor ture should always BE-
accessible ? Such does exist n this
. hnlmN uain eonLruIHEEaEenL LIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-03

The river is not falling Sc fast at this point
as previously reported. No news of eOnse-
Qusnce from the upper rivers, all Of which are
falling Weather continues mild and pleasant.
Business on the leFee rather dull.
The packets Join SimOnds, Hiekmaa and
Epausrills, an left for their respective ports
last night, each having pretty fair trips The
SinOads took ott some 2,400 bales q cotton,
and The Hickzas about $50 bales
The tine packet Bslfast arrived early Tues
day night, and discharged a good freight lis!
yesterday. She is now ready to receive cotton,
and leaves at her regular tine on tomorrow
evening, after the arrival Of the cars
The elegant and peerless Eclipse arrived In
port early Yesterday evening. she will leave
on her return trip to New Orleans at Der regu-
lar tine, saturday evening.
The St. Louis packet 0ceaS Spray arrived
last night, and viii probably return this even
ing 10 Cairo and St. Louis at her regular hour.
We are Indebted to her clerk forlate papers.
The mail packet Kate Frisbes viii be in port
his morning, and leaves at her regular hour
to morrow evening.
The Empress and a. Chld passed down yes
tsrday morning, and the Flying Cloud passed
up last evening.
NEw ORLEASA-The True Delta, Of Noven-
Der %, saws; The levee continues crowded,
though the departures for the past three dayp
have been numerous. Owing to the numerous
arrivals, no dscresse is visible in the number Of
Psckets at bolh landings. Red River is in
good boating order.
VIcKsBUaG-From the WAig, November 81
The river here, a few days ago, was swelling
with a tremendous rush, but is now absting
gradually, having risen in the last twelve hours,
ending at six O'Clock last evening, only one
inch, and we expect IL will come to a stand to-
day. Business on tue levee was a little more
active yesterday than for three or four days
preceding.