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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
Letter from Charles SWMMCr &C
RsiS Constituents.

To the People Of MoSsacA~'eHs:
Two years have now passed since, while
in tho enjoyment Of perfect health, l WAS
suddenly made an invalid. Throughout
this plotracted period, amid various
vicissiiudes of debility, aeem TO be
slowly regaining tho health that had been
taken from ME, until | WAS encouraged to
believe myself Oh the verge of perfect re-
covery. .-..
But injuries SO grave rs those orig ginally
received by me are not readily repaired,
and II recent relapse painfully admonishes
n,e that, although enjoying many of the
conditions of prosperous convalescence,
! am not yet beyond the necessity OF eau
ton. This has been confirmed by the
physicians in Boston aud Phiiadel phia,
most familiar with my case, who, in con-
currcnce with counscls previously givon
by medical authorities III Europe, have
cnioned travel as best calculated to pro-
mote my restoration. Anxious to spare
nc effort ior this end, SO long deferred,
to-day sail for France.
To the generous people Of Ma ssachusetts
who have honored me with an important
trust, and chcered me by 80 much sym
pathy, wish to express the thanks which
now palpitate in my bosom, while say to
them ali collectively y, rs | would say TO a
friend, Farewell! But these valcdictory
words would be imperfect, if l did not
seize lhs OCCASION to declare what | have
often said less publicly, that, had orig
inally forescen the duration of my dis;t-
bility, should at once have resigned my
seat in the Senate, making way Tor SER
want more fortunate than myself in the
precious advantages of health. did not
do so, because, like other invalids, lived
in the belief that WAS soon to be well,
and WAS reluctant to renounre the oppor-
tunily Of again exposing the hideous bar
barism of slavery, now more than ever
lransfused into the National Government,
injecting its whole policy and degrading
lis whole chara cter. Beside, l was often
encouraged to feel that to every sincere
lover of civilization my vacant chair was
u perpetual speech. --...
CII lRLES SUMNER,
Ok BOARD STEAMER VANDERBrLT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

Dr. Gilo@. Newton Hamilton, Pa, May, 1851, said:
II have us. III! s'if. Aalf dozen bottles OF IIoof-
Lands Gcriun Bttrrs for liver complaint aud dis
tascs of nervous character, resulting from tho use
~ ucrcury poisoned and afflicted with Spns ans
GcOh the u,c Of tins latter article The rrian But
Icrs Is tho rst article from which obtained ANY ro-
lief have also given the article To many dlSpcp-
ties with lio most slutary result. think many
more bottles will cure me-. ..r.
Ste advertisement. ..... .... ... 95-2t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

DIsx,sE or TWE SroAArH-The stomach is tho most
liable 10 get out Cf-Order. Hence how important
that no diseased matter clogs its operation, which
Wonld and distress by food. II also
wcHkcns the brain, destroy tho memory, create.
pains md dmncSs and various aihictiUus in tho head
II produces groHt 'linculty in breathing and swat
lowing. Sometime, i;inting and fits will cnsu"; also
bad breath, rcstcssncss and great loss G strength
IL nat in,noiately attended 10, the blood will carr!
the dsIHsc through tho whole system, and death will
end tlIt work. From to Of these Pills day i'll
keep the digestive organs III healthy condition. aud
unclog or carry away all impure matter, and thor
ouEly restore nkd cleanse tho stomach; at the
time tho Pills will purify tho bloUd, to drive all
manner Of disease from the system.
WuaMs.-Ina Ynsutty Of corrupted matter, thero
Is always ohc found nest Of WORMS. They cannot
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak Atonuc
and bowels ars subject to them, they have nv,
suiD' 'icnt power To digc-t their food. ncncu large
heap OF matter is lOdyod ,and worms must be- tho
suit A few doses of these pills will disturb theN
in hoir nest, and drive them ont Of the system.
II should DO rcmsmbcrcd that All occu sionai dos.
when in health, especially ertakin: cold, will pro
vent the Jis.hs, from forming in tho body.
Or. Morsn's indian Root. Pills sold by al
, dealers in Medicines. III
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

LiTE Puts AM PNnTIX BIrrrRs.-1liose popular
asd valuable vegetable preparations may b, safely
taken ut any scHs0n of the yUar without any danger
from exposure, and while travelling or land.
rhcy sovereign remedy in all eases Of rcvcI rc-
mitcnt or intermittent, In nll bowel complaints and
othcr Internal Diseases Sold by the proprietor, W.
B. MoFFAT, 3a5 broadway, New York, and his
| Agents. u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
WOOL CARDING
And sPinn

-AIld SIO1h1IHbs
TINIlE undersigned having removed his cSiab-
l. liShment from Stenbehyille to Raclne,
Meigs County, Ohio, where he expects 10 re-
main perma hently, and will be ready in
ShOIt time 10 dO
CARDING AND SPINNING
at the shortest notice and best manneI lie
will also be prepared to make Rolls, which
will be manufactured 10 the satisfaction of
customers; AL OI which will lie UOne at RyaAl-
eIaie prices.
Having the best machinery, aud many wears
eXpruence in the business, he hatterS hiySSsli
thai he can do rs gUOd work as any other
establishments in the Western county lie is
de'e rmEe,l, by strict alt, ,ntion 10 business
and lair dealing, to meIit a share of public
patronage.
Ma, ls, Ic5e.-.J ams THOMAS EGAN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
A. KOHL,

|nN Linn Street, north of Smiths Shoe
~ Store, holds himself in readiness To re-
pair UMBRELLAS, in the most substantial
manner. lie will also buy, at liberal prices,
old If,nhr,IIas noo2.lY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
June s, 1853. % 1y :
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT LAND

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT LAND
OWNERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
Y was This day presented to The C"nlnis-
SiOners of MeigS county, praying for the Is
tabliShlment ot county road, Ieginuing in
The county road near Lemu-l X, mines, in Co.
lumbia township. passing til ugh the north.
east quarter of Section I, owned by Wm. Cd
loway, a nonresident land holder, aud ter
minating in the new county road on the rast
side Of Seldom Dyes fam, and that Huratru
W hite, Martin Dye and uheri.Simpspn, Lave
bee II nppuin ed We've rs, aud Elijah Hutton,
surveyor, aud that 'rueS,liy, the iu'h Of Au-
gust next, has bees appointed for said. view
AMI survey. APPETITE. NER.
Jun- Is lSaS-4t-S4e 5..rrs .s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
E1-We find the following article going


the round of the Democratic" papers:
HARD TO SuIr.-The Republican press
have been very indignant against Mr..
Buchanan, because he proposed the imme-
diate admission Of Kansas into the Union
as the quickest and best mode of settling
the difficulties there. By their votes, in the
main, was the proposition killed. 1t is
now proposed, i'll order to suit the Repub-
icans, that if the people of Kansas are
not satisfied with the constitution which
has been made by their delcgates-which
fact is to be tested by the popular votes
Kansas shall remain Territory until she
has population sufficient to entitle her to
a member of Congress. This the Repub-
licans oppose. They have voted against
her coming into the Union as a State, and
now they vote against her staying out
as Territory. They are certainly rather
hard to suit.
Now, we ask any candid Democrat. il
he does not feel his intellect insulted, and
his moral instincts, as man, outraged,
by the assumption Of tho leaders of his
party, that they can deceive his head by
such transparent sophistry, and satisfy his
heart by the cool villainy of tho trick?
What is the arg1meat? Buchanan and
tho Democracy wanted Kansas to come
into the Union as State, and tho Repub-
licans opposed it. Thereupon the De-
mocracy, to suit the Republicans, propose
to keep her out until she has a population
sufficient for representative in Congress,
and the Republicans oppose that; there,
fore they are hard to suit.
Do these miserable dough- faces suppose
the people will overlook tho truth Of the
matter, which is simply this? The Ad,
ministration wanted to force upon Kansas
q constitution making slavery its prime
object, and forever prohibiting the people
from freeing themselves from the thral-
dom. And because the Republicans, with
Douylas and few honest Democrats, frus-
trated the consummation of the crime
they now turn round and say, if Kansas
won't come in under the Lecomptou
loi y "S " olA'c pE"tS' S'e eHoIl IeIi'Il
out, under the control of Calhoun and his
bordcr-ruilian crew, rs slave Territory
And because there is nothing in GaanAoOa
that makes it possible to acquiesce in the
outrage, why, forsooth, wo are hard tc
suit! If we did not believe that the days
of these doughfaces were drawing to q
close, we should have need to pray lol
patience. But tho people are awaking,
and the dawn Of a better day appears.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
Marriod.

On tho oh Inst, n! oiar Fails, W tho Ksy Josa
Hay man, Mr.. WM. RAsp, of JnekNOn County, Va.,
and Aiis- ORISDk H. CHArNNN, Of LetaEt. stst +
II GallipOlls, on The Dth inst BY tho Rev John
Tt.Ne, ~. T.. iovsa and Miss ANSA DIcgET, bOth
y Hartford Guy. Va. M E
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

| U-Pihe thousands who's. constitutions have boon
ruined, and their sysieuls poisoned by the of
cury, should give tho following their caren,i altsn-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
CINRLES SUMNER,
Ok BOARD STEAMER V VANDERBILT.
New York Harbor, 22d May, 1853.

EE- Geo. d. Prentice, the editor of the
Louisville journal" has enrolled him
self rs member of the Sons of Temper
ance. He joined them on the night Of the
eth ut., and made, it is said. some very
touching remarks upon his past life, and
his PROSPECTS for the future.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
MElGs COUNTY TELEGRAPH.
POMEISOY.O.


TUESD ESDAY,::::::::::::;:;:;:;::::;:JUNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

NatRAAs on the 2ath day Of February A u ls,S.
Haiiet khboJrn, Richard Alien and LIZ,
white executed unto Esos a, Trustee !. certain
Iei oitrust cnnveying % aid Trustee the land IN
Scoit cow Iowa. described follow. IN vii ri.
NO one ~ Containing S7lOO acres lat Ma wv 70,
containing as-l00 asre, snd lot No tbr,s n, co
tanning ~ LOO acres more less in Wet D.ven
port tads' subdivision, mar ked and n,m,,er
cd IN The recor ed pa Of said town which aid con
,eyancc war made BY the SAID HAlct kiltour, nich
ard Allen ami Lpyel White for the pu pose o. A..
curing The payment Of four certain pronssery M t.,
ana the interest therein, sigued by said Halle,
kWonrI kichs,d allen and oveI White dated
The ~ day II February, A d 1850 and one nav HE
as follows one Tor three hundred dollars ~ m.
interest thereon 81 the rate Blk per cen, p.r an
hufs, ana the interest other note f,r same a.
mount am interest at same rate due signe nv
Inc said Haliet kilbouIH, Richard X Alien And
White on said oath day OF February 1885, payable a.
order Of Fails And now said Note ana inlerss,
h Wing cecome due and payable an the .sid psllet
kilbourn, Rich .rd K Allen an I Losel Whue having
fae 10 pay the same, !, EAds, Trustee ~ afre-
SAID DO hereby give this public notice. ths by y,r.
tue OF the powtr which 10 In me vested bv taid al
OF Trust will, on the 18th day Of March d. 1855.
~ the hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
At the Court House doovin the city OF Day eppor,
pose ana oner for SALE at public auct IN the
OF IAnd above described, thereof s al all,
be SUFFICIENT 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF sal,
note with the interest thereon the day OF SALE
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale cot Of this notice aud Trus,ee,s fe,
Cpon the competition OF such deed will be Civ
Ell In accordance With the stipulation Of sas Deed
81 irust conveying full and perfect title IA the
tract al iard .oi - the purchaser.
Lated Mach LIST A ID 1865
mi2dls TO EADs, rrustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Trustees Sale.

" HBRBA6 On the 2Sth day Of Nov "A d 1856
w WNhclmina Bombrrg executed unto David g.
True, sstrustee, Certain deem OF Trust, conv.y wing
10 said Trustee the land Scott County love-, dies.
eiibed Is follows, TO wit Lots No Five ~ and Sig,
ts) IN Block No Right (s) in Adam Noel's addition to
the city Of Davenport the being part OF the
south East quarter OF Sect Twenty three fx3) In
Township Seventy-eight (7S) north Of Range Three
~ ka.t II 9th n, watch said conveyance was
made by the said Wilhelmina Bombsrg for the Dur.
pose Of securing the payment OF certain proissory
note and the interest thsreon signed by aaid Wihs
NINA Bomberg, dated the 23th day OF November
1886, for the sum Ct Three Hundred and Eighty
dollars and nifty cen year after IT, date
with ten per cent interest thereon to the order Of
Adam Noel.
And new said promissory note having become due
and payable, and tn said Wilhelmina Bomberg hsy.
ing failed to pay the ZANE David True, Trustee
A. Aforesaid d. hereby this public no iee that by
virtue ofthe power which is In me vested BY aid ed
OF Trust will, on ssturda. the 18th day OF March
d, 1855 the hour OF o'clock In the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court Rouse door IN the city OF ia
venport, expose end otter fo sale Al public auction
the parcels ofland above or - mnch there
OF a. shall b. sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the
amount OF said note with interest thereon the day
OF sale, together with all he and expenses At
tending said sale, costs Of this no ice ana Trustees
fees. Upon the completion CT such sale deed will
be given in aicordace with the stipulation OF said
deed of Trust.
dated this nth day Of February, A, ID 1855.
DAVID TRUE,
NDi1dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
LEGAL.


W. yCoaYt. In - - ksnect
SUD Bowsns.
70 SAID Sud Bowers:
VOU are hereby notified, that on the 10th CAV n.
Il January, D ISIS, ssid plaintiff lille In the Of,
me- o. the OieIk OF the Drict Court Of said county
MS petition, claiming Of you ihe ann ~ thr, hmm.
dred ana my doIlafs money due On q proni .-.r
note In said petition fully dsscribsd; End shirh ne
titicn ~ prayed for writ Of attachment against
your properly, aad that sftrfward a. the Deb usrv
~ M 81 said Court. you we're " the eherif Of ..,d
couh rsturned mot found;" vheI cup N IL WAS
ordered b. the Court that Won BE- n.tfe Of the tend
ehey " Tbs ac'tn ~ publication; ana w uni "
shsi Api-af aud answtr said p~ti ion On or before
tue hrst Monday In June, d s5s. Juisrncnt viii
% feiher~c against you by default, an the IRON.
attached be sold TO satisfy the same
fnch6-w4w CORBIN Dow, PTr's Att,va
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

For st, Paul and the North West--via GAINESVILLE
re du Chen in 10 hours without q change Of cars
Fare - low as by any other route.
nN and altar Monday, August 3, 1851, Trains will
Kihzie streets daily SUNDAYS exceptedD for Belo
GAINESVILLE Madison Prairie du Chien and points In
Western wisconsin No thcrn Iowa aud Minnesota
and st. Paul.
1900 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Emisrant
Tram
O:OO "A. NJ Day Express, stopping only for wood
an water, making all connectione-
arrives 1t BelOit $3.50 NJ Janesville
2 30 NJ Madison 400 p NJ and Prairie
du CHEN at 8. 15 NJ connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse y mona
Wabsshaw Redwng Hastings Prescott
Hudson saltwater and ali points TO St
Paul and st Anthony.
J:UO r. M Night Express arrives at Jsa.sville
1l:S P III, Madison 80 A M; Prairie
du Chen NJ, connecting with stea-
mers for ST. Paul and al points on the
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the Interior.
All trains make Beloii C INJECTIONS.
- Travellers rave 70 miles acd ~ houra time by
taking this route.
Expire +, Freight and Kmigraat Trains leave Chica-
20 at $50 NJ daily.
Through Tickets TO all the above points for sale at
Spaiidng's General Ticket ONCE, corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, Y & Erie X Il Office ~ Dearborn
street; at Pittsburgh IT wayne Il Chicago Office
30 Dearborn street at Michigan Sout Ticket Of
ice under fremont House and at the Chicago u a.
ton corner Water and Kibzie street,, West side.
&, II. JOHNSON,
superinte Ldent.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't Janl6tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Shcrin',S Sale.

RY virtue OF a Chattfl Mortgage dated on the 10th
- day OF March. 1897, in favor OF James n Frame
and against John Davies and James A Davies, aud
recorded in The r. orders Office OF Scott county
Iowa, in b ok 81 b" OF gods and chat;es page 49,
and BY virtue Of said mortgage have taken on.
chestnut sorre horse which horse will sell at pub
lie outcry, in front OF the Court House IN the city OF
Davenport, in ecott county, Iowa, on Saturday the
18th day OF March, 1855 at the hour Of O clo NJ
OF said day to the highest bidder u ere1r in cssh
II. LEON sRr,
mch4-d10i Sheriff Of kai couutv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

In the County Court Of SOFT county.

Inthe County Court Of SOFT county.
I)UBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that the under.
L signed has been appoiniei By the County Cour,
OF Scott county Adminis atrix OF the goods chat
and credits VI John Nogarty. deceased late OF Win.
held All persons having claims against said d =.
ceased are notified and required to file thu same il
said Court, end all persons indebted to sid
are required 10 make payment TO the undersigned
without delay
February 25th 1853.
mch3-w3w LUCY n0GARrY, Administering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
RAILROADS


LNOR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LDAVnNWORrHO ITY
II Kansas City, Te re Hante, Evnsvnle, vineennes,
Peoria, DrcAiar,. Springfield. ya1ssonyiile. Naplss
and all points tn lower N lssi, eippi.
Trans viii leave She Great Central Depot, foos OF
South water and iAle streets, Is foIlows:
Peoria. d. l. luis, Cincinnati and CARS Express at
900 NJ tSundays sxcepted
Peoria, >, Louis and Ceiro Express a SIS =
(sundays excepted
This 10 the oniy route betwsn Chicago and ST Louis
without change OF cars and the expedition
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers Jr ncmphis viokxbuYsh, New Or.
leans, Ac the route VIA uaro Is the only direct and
IL twenty -four hours 10 advances IL any other
CONNECTING
Ar GnMAN-with Peoria 4 oquavka n \ n, p..
oris Gsesourg and fowls upon main line Of Illinois
Gent KR.
AT ToLoSo-With Trains Of the Great Western n
Geld jscssonviiie and Naples and towns on the nj
uois River.
AArooN-Wi,h trains on the Terre Hauss Al.
ton st Louis 3, going east To Terre Haute India.
napoiis Evanss lie aud CrAwforisyl.e vest for ~.
ton and ST Louis.
AT ODIN AND SANDOvAL-with trains on the Ohio
4 Mississippi h, east for towns upon its line
west Tor 81 LOUIS and Alton
AT ST. LouIs-with Pacific Il r and steamers for
Kansas and Nebraska and all points the Missouri
River.
AT CAIRo-wi.h steamers for Memphn Ns,chs =
new Nreans and al p9ints on the Ais,issippi river
For Gslena Duniei Dubuque ard st Paul traina
leave via GaleDa 4 Chicago Union RI
At 10 O'Clock N and 9GPM
Connecting at DunIeth with a daily line OF Rtrst
Class Passenger steamers tor Prairie Du Chen a
Csosse WlnHs Hastings Hunsoh Prescott ana s,
Psnl. Also, connecting At Dubuque with IN. DU.
BUeuE q PACIFIC X Is for DyersvilIe Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &c.
For Bloomington Ia Sale Dixon Amboy polo sc
trains leave via Chicago Burlington RI
Asa a NJ ant 500 Pm
Aakng direct come ctiohs kandots with trains on
Nam Line Of Illinois Central for all the above poiAts
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at the Office of the Michigan Contra
opposite fremont houte corner Lake and bear.
born streets aeso at the icc Of the Pitt turRh +,
wayne Chicago X opposite fremont House and
at the Office of the company in the Great Central De.
pot foot OF South Water and Lake streets
JAS. q. CLARKE,
W. JOhN0ON, Master Trans ortAtion
u neral Ticket Agent SILAS BENT
1shlodti Supt Chicsgo Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
oalcaa and Chicago Union Il. Il.

OUnMDs ARRAN6gMENT-OD and after Wed
- sssday, June l7th, 1857, passng'r trains win
isavs Wells street Depot daily (sundays exeepted)
1os Srssport, 0alena. Dunleith and 81. Paul.
Passenger end Nail. ...................ls:l6 =
IeeeseGes. ......l9 ysP n
pAseeager, 9migfant and "a clAss train. .I2:45P II
CHICAGO, PULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Hor Dixon, vuiton and Central Iowa.
nressA Pas:snger............... 1854 y
90 do announcements 10
DekAlo Passenger. ABB 81
BRLOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
FOR Bsoit, Janesvilie ana Madison.
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
1os Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two tnsoaGh trains will leave Centrsi Depot. foot
u Lake street, ~ follows
1OR 0AL8NA. DUNLEITH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily Sundays exeepted) 1000 NJ S;s5 P NJ
Danabling psssepgers TO make . close connection
With the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALBNA 4 CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Lave Fresporf IO;ao 4 n, arrive In Chicago 4;ib
Lesve Preeport $50 N, arrive in Chieag5 $3.50 A n
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
Lave FULTON 10 A n, arrive in Chicago 4;a5rx
l % Ds * ss arrive DO in ca do ss as.
B8LOIr and MADIsON BRANCH
cave Yootviiie i0,4O n, arrive in Chi ago a;s5 n
Leave 1ootvils 30 p N, Arriv- In Chicago 3 80
Lave Be- oft q; IN ~ arrive In Chicago 1910 A
POx RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Lave Ggtn NJ 0;l8A n, arrive IN Chicago li;1OA M
Leave Kisia ~ 2;25 N, arrive in chicago g. NJ
pArsongcrs for all p ints ON the q ~ U hR In
e1u0ing kultn, Beoit and Madison lines, should
take tAs trains from the We Is street depot.
All the above trains connect with thu gr, at eastern
1ines dtvergng from Chicago
Through tickrts can be- L ugt at the following on
eesj } Spauldipg'r corner Lake aud u arborn
street PEW 4 q ~ Ticket Office. 80 Dearborn
street Michigan southern Ohicc, under fremont
House aud ~ the Central and Wells street Dep0ts.
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
p. A HALL, tuperinrend mt.
" A. TRIAL, General Ticket Agent. [oc,17ft
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL X R

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
IN and after Monday November 25ih, Passenger
~ Trains on this Road will run as follows:
Pirst train leaves Wstertown at $40 NJ arriving
in Wstert wn at 8 AN Second Train leaves Wa
tertown at 20 NJ arriving at Watertewn At 8SU
First Train leaves Milwaukee ct S;15 A N arriving
at Watertown at l1;i9A NJ. Second train leaves Mil
waukee at 6,25 NJ arriving at WATERFOWL at $50
CONNECTING-GOTNG EAST
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to CHICAGO; thence via Michig Al
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and RE- snd
NV York and Erie TO New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth Ro. to Boston,
also connecting at Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Cansda, New York Cent? al r. New
York city thence via New York and New Haven
CONEECTING-GOING WEST
At Watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Centre, WAuFun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake
Portage City. Portland, Waterloo, nanchetvile, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Otsego, WyoceDa, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Watertown at 800 NJ. and Milwaukee
+. W. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. H. 1857 octl7dN