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BDAbtH atA 10 50 dgE !.
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0sutftbs ans tnsIifd,s gaIsnser fur 1865,
kss Sztsab ~ 70 Sts., Is sassn tt
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
st. Louis, Alton 4 chicago X. 4.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
HNhcago TO St. Louis via 81 Louis, Alton 4 Chicago
~ Y, all the way by kAilrosd.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AHc U. q. NAuS
The only direct and rslisbe route TO the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island X, corner Of Van bnren and sherman SITS.
st Louis Day Express-lO,2O A-Dsily, (SundAys
excepled) arrive At 81. Louie 80 same evening.
st. Louis Might Express-lU,3 30 A-DAily, arrive
At ST. Louis II 80 next morning.
Day kspress-s,DO \ x-Daly. arrive st Chicago
$40 NJ.
Night Ezpress-2;45 M-D.ily, arrive At Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 o. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURs.
Passengers destined for Bloomingtsn, Springfield
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples aud oil poi0is on the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nessse Rivers by taking the shove r.ue will be sure
Of making CONNIE ctions and arriving IN g. Louis
advertised time avoiding the vexscous delays Of the
ciIcuitous route via LASAe, PcoTlx Illinois river,
saving tweI -four hours time, being 81 mes lees
distance TO Bloomington. IS lees to SkI ingdeld. "
less to 1t. LOUIS and Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otts-
Wa, Lasaile. Rock Islsnd aud O+ntrAl Iowa
Al Bloomington With Illinois Central Railroad fC
Clinton, Waynesvilie snd Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
A, Peoria junction With Peoria Oluawks RR
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria Pekis, BrIn-
field, klmwood, Knoxville. Gaiesburg. Monmouth
aud Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Haunibal,
Quiacy and keokuk, the most expeditions and relts-
be route 70 oil portions OF Missouri.
Al Sc Louis with Daily First Clnss 6tsamera f0P
New Orleans and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi aud with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, ct Joseph and Ill points IN the Ais.onsi,
Tennessee, Cumberland and ArkAnss Rivers.
Through Tickets can b vrooored 70 al Eastern
Railroad Ofiices-st the Compsny's Offices, ~ Dear
born street, opposite the fremont House. and u the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots. corner Of Van
Buren, amp she rman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men win be At the Depon TO
oil the vsPions lines coming into the CITY 10 check
baggage through to any Ioiat desired on the line.
A. II. 4OORB, Superintendent.
Z. Darling. Oen'l Agent, Ohicago loc90dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
Chicago. st. Paul 4 Fendu Lac R'l

FOR st, Paul and the North West-via Ja.epviue
Madison and Prairie du CBien Through 10 Prsa,
RE du CHEN In 10 hours without . chanRe u caes
rare ~ low - by any other route.
I'm and altar Monday, August J. 1867 Tralns m
~ leave Chicago station corner west WassR a.
Kihxie streets daily SUNDAYS excepted for DelO1
Jane sviile Madison Prairie CHEN aud polnos n
western Wisconsin NJ. thera Iowa and Hinaesota
end st. Paul.
100 A. N. Express, Freight and 1misrans
Train,
300 A. M. Day Express, stopping only for 20 4
an water, making oil conuecttons--.
arrives st Beiot $3.50 r NJ Janesy,lis
= 3OP N n allison & ~ \ aud Prairie
d. Chen At 9:l6 ? \ connectine with
steamers direct for Ia Crosse = tnooA
WsbsshAw Redwing Hastings Prescott
HadoOn 0ti watfr aud ali pOinto 10 So
Paul ana st Antheny.
3:OO =. M Night Express arrives at JA4ssvts
ll:A5 n, Madison - A NJ; Prairie
du Chen u; connerfing with soes I.
mers for v Paul and ~ pslnts "a The
Mississippi Tivsr ard with Stages 4
the Interior.
Antrains make Bslelt INJECTIONS.
~ Travellers rave " miles acd 10 houra tine ~
taking this route.
Expre ., Freight and Rmigraat Trains ,esvsO hAca.
20 NJ $50 n daily.
Through Tickets 70 al TIE above points for eale %
Spaild Rg's General Ticket o6lce corner DsarSora
and Lake streets, 4 Eric X \ Office ~ noashasn
street at Phtsbargh ~ wsyne Z Ohlcago \ \ omss
SODcsrborn street, u Michigan Southern Tiohet O..
dee utder fremont House ard st the Chicago 0ss.
| ton corner Water and Kinxle street,, West sidA
81. J0nNsON,
suDerinee ndent.
0De l. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Janlof
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
SATTE DEMOCRAT.
Precautions Of Louis Napoleon Against
1nsurrection,
1VOOVVNOOOO
Davenport. Feb 10, 1883

|
Insurrection,
The Paris correspondent Of the Bos
ton D0iiy Irareter writes as follows
relative 10 the immense military camp
recently formed at Chalons by the
Emperor Louis Napoleon:
"In my opinion, Louis Napoleon j:
now engaged in building a scheme by
which he hopes to secure his throne
against accidcnts-even SO great casu-
aIity as his assassination. The plan he
has adopted is like every thing he does
marked by great reach OF foresight
and good deal of austuteness. | dare
say you have seen by the papers that
great camp has been formed at Cha
Ions. 1t occupies a space which covers
about thirty thousand acres. There
will be some sixty or one hundred
thousand men OF the best regiments in
the army. The camp will be al in
trenched camp-that Is, it will be a
fort-a stronghold Of thirty thousand
acres. Marshal Canrobert, that devo-
ted personal adherent OF the Emperor,
will command 1t. The project of the
department is to be picked man of
approved fidelity. The troops are to be
constantly employed in strengthening
the camp aud all its approaches, so as
to render it as far as possible, impreg-
nablc. 1t is well provided with water.
The camp kitchen covers nearly four
miles inlength. The imperial quarters
form a village alone, numerous are the
kitchens, stables, ch-houses, and 9TH
er officers. About eighty or hun
dred wagons have been daily employed
in carrying objects from the Garde
MeubIe de la Courone to furnish the
Empcror's quarters. Never has Garde
Meubc seen SO many objects taken at
one time out of its stores.
1t appears to me that Louis Napo-
leon designs this camp as place of
safety for the Empress and Imperial
Prince, if instruction should occur
which menances to assume the form of
a revolution. 1t will serve as militia
ry reservoir with which he may deluge
Paris with soldiers, or, as military
stronghold where he may wait till he
conqucrs an adverse tide of fortune.-
1t is incredible what precautions are
taken against an instruction. Only
this week the whole exterior of the
Hotel dc Vile has been tunneled, SO
that now horseman mounted, may pass
under ground from any part of the
Hotel de Vile to the new barracks of
Napoleon. The broad Boulevard lead
ing from Vinccnncs (which is the great
arsenaD to the Hotel de Vile and the |
Tuileries is rapidly being completed. |
The army is courted every way, and
officers are sought out and
well rewarded. l do not however. be-
licvc that all these resources and expe-
dents will be found to avail, if the only
serious danger which threatens the
throne, the death Of Louis Napoleon,
should cnsue then the Imperial fabric
would fall as it rosc-in single night.
What mighty dcstinics hang upon the
life Of this man !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
RAILROADS
llliaois Ceni1al Railreaa.

LOR ST LOUIS, ALTON. LuAvRJgVOnRwNrv
- Kansas Ciiy, 70 re Haute, Bvnsv,ll- vlnceosas
FORA Decatur, epriogneid, Jasassnvnss. Nn6sv
ssd oil points on IN. lower Ma.ls lpCi.
Trains viii leave tn 0,e.t Ceutssi Oepot so,A AZ
South Wster snd lase Streets q fesovs: = ~
rsof,s. Is 1 .uis Cincinnss, and Oairs kxpseo -
Soo lsundays excepted !.
rscrs, 81 Louis and . iro espsess - e,lo =
rsi. 18Th. osly route between nh'caso and D Ess,s
wihost chaner Of cars, sDd the mass sxpetetove Is
Sprinsnssd, Sscesoovile aud NApire.
To P.ssengsrs fsr semphis, vicasbusgA, Nov o..
the sene VIA ossre. !. The osly l'ssse. ssl
Is fwsnsy-four hours 10 sdvanse u any osheY.
CONNECTING
Az 0nnAS-wuh Peoria 1 Oqsswka 4 Sos p.
Gent n H.
AT 1oloso-with trains Of ihs Gssss westnrn =
sss. ,of Danyil'e and Lafayette; wet Tor oes,sg.
ssid Jscssonville and Naples and towns q - IN.
eois River.
AT AArroox-wnh trains On tbs fsrrs Hsuos Al.
ton :, Louis =. soing esst 70 fssrs Hs1ts Iala.
ton aud 81 Louis.
AT ODIS AND SAxDovAL-wnh trains a he oAIs
= Aississippi =, eat for towns spou its ,t.e;
west Tor 81 Louis and Altoo
AT 1T. LOUR-Wnh Pacific \ \ ana saeasnar, n ?
KAnsas aud Nebraska AID Ill point. on ~ nIes,sre
River.
AT CAino-wish steamers for MempAis NsseA. .
New N,ie.ns and al piass on the Ais,isssppa river.
For 0slrna Dnnlet Dubuquc and q Pau sroh
ieave VIA GAlees Chicago Uoton n
At 10 O'Clock = and 9lS Pm
Cohneosio& ~ Dunieth with . daily line 81 INIT
Class Passenger steamrrs for Prsiste Du ChIeu L.
Csosss Wlnn . Hastnes Hunsoh Prescpte ara -
fAui Also. connecting u Dubuque with the d..
suaUE \ PACIFIC y for Dysssvnis Cedar Ropaoo
Independence Sloux Cuy &c.
For bloooinston Ia Sale Dixon Auboy Polo ~
trains leave vic Chicago Z Buritogt0n +
AtSA3 a NJ aud 500 r
Making drtc, com. ctions q, Maudota With ty.Ana N
Main Liuc Of Ilinos Central for All tha ahov. .o.s
THROUGH TlCkkn
Can be obtained At tho once Of the Mexican ent,,,
opposite Trsasont nouse corner IskS - ~.
born stree0 also at The esnce Of the Pts tusRh n
Wayse Chicago = opposite TresnoaS IovnS -
q We omse q ~ company b ~ 0seas OsaoN n.
pot fSos ~ ooush Wats5 ga IAke stfeeoe i
yAD. o. CLAnk3 Fey
~. JOHNSON. Master Trnuepo11atleo
Gsnerai Ticket Agent SlLAS BENT
JAhiodu Dup't chicago DIV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-16
Chicago. burlington / Quincy =. j


Nhange OF time, August 18th, 1867 On and aftes
OAngust 18th, 1851 passenger trsins will leave the
Cent raj depot, foot Of south Water street, daily
$40 M-Day express-Sundays excepted, arriving
at Aendato 1910, Galesburg $40; Burlington IT'S,
and Quincy 1898 Pm,
e;sn M-N'ght fxpress-Ssturdays excepted, ar
irving at Aendois 1t 1900, GAlesburg 6,2O bur ny.
ton !, 30 and Quincy II 1850 u.
4;l6 y, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Aendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
AMboy, Dixon, Freep0rt, Gslena and Dunleith; and
south for LaSale, Toncs, v inone, BLOOMINGTON, DE.
catur, st. Louis, Cairo &c.
At Blu lington with Bennington / Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, fait field Ottumwa, Oskalo0ss
Charlton, Fort DesA0ints, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux CITY and all portions Ut Kansas and
At Quincy with the splentid steamers OF the 81.
Louis sh d Keoknk Packet %, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton st Louis &C; and With post coaches for Pal
yrs, vt Joseph and ali parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage will be ct oil the railroad
depots 10 Chicago to recsive checks aud convey beg
gage 70 the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may he had ~ the depot and at the hichi-
gan Central railroAi once, corner Of Lake and
ca HAMMOND, HeAsral supervisor del,t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel TIcAet Agent, Iocti1dtf