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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

but should the bin be pushed through IN it' pre'-
emf most obbo1ous shape, It vii lie most unjust to
attribute it 10 Congress. II is an Executive meas
use. and must be carried, if at all, not 80 much
through as over the House. The triumph OF Le-
compton is the humiliation Of CoDgren-is the
proclamation that President with the Treasury at
his back is insincible. Vain, then, the hope that
the evil viii stop here. twill endure and grow,
until the American Congress, like the Roman Seq
ate will have become mere register OF edicts-
the blind and hollow screen Of centralized des-
postism. But it must not, it will not prevail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

d;,o vi, s1i Nc ruled out the so,iey AMI the u
II. All Of the expectsr+' want bis place worn
a. 80 The Associ.,ion now numbers forty-'e'en,
and the LIST Of members can be pritei if it is deemed
Of sufficier. importance.
We beg oil rejecting citizen, to ponder wen
the picture heie pre,ented The Society here eA'
po.ed is but one Of the sit generally known bus
there may aid doubtless VIII be others. They are
prone to multiply 20 long it is supposed that tne
success Of party or the advancement of leader
can be promoted by them. OF course, all tha' IS
gained by them to the few is more than lost 10 the
many. Let all honest men keep clear OF them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

In the SENATE, yesterday, Messrs. Biger and
Broderici made personal explanations relative to
the debat Of Saturday. Mr.. Wade concluded his
speech the Kansas question, and was followed
by Mr.. h Jason. Mr.. Clark then took the floor. At
At 6 ocl ock he pleaded illness, and suggested an
adjourn nent; but the motion was voted down, the
LecOmp ton men having resolved in caucus to sit
late in order to cOerce the Opposition and hasten
the con summation of the Kansas fraud. 1t was
propose a TO adjourn on condition that the vote be
taken ext Monday, but nothing short of decision
this We ek would satisfy Mr.. Green, who represents
the maj ority. AS we go to press, the contest b,-
tween the parties is still going with no prospect
Of an adjournment.
In Il 10 HOUSE, Mr.. English offered resolution,
which was passed, calling for information rela-
tive to the Louisville and Portland Canal,
with view to the protection of the
iDtere ats of the United States and the
redue ton of tolls a bill introduced by Mr.. Gill
mer, to prevent unnecessary surplus in the Treasu-
Tyas ID equslze grants of land among the several
Stat e was referred Messrs. Letter of Ohio and
Dar 10 Of Indiana vainly sought to INTRODUCES bills
for the admission of Kansas. Mr.. Wright intro
duo ed q Homestead bill, Mr.. Smith, Pacific Rail
ros BILL and Mr.. Letter bill for the election OF
Po tmasters by the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

nthe Lecompton imposition should pass Con-
Sr ess-and we see as yet no good reason to believe
tn at it will-we insist that the enactng clause
81 sl be changed 80 to read, - Be it enacted
d" BY James Buchanan, his contractors and Office
g holders" Every one who opens his eyes must
BE- aware of the fact that il is not really enacted by
Congress Of its own free viii, but forced upon and
through that body by constrant and more or less
epen bribery. Ask in Washington if A., B. or C.s
rot open to conviction Of the repugnance of his con.
stitucnts to lecomptOn, and you are instantly an
swered-" Oh no he is 10 this OF that mail con.
tract fanny transportation contract, or some such
iob1 and that has fixed him for Lecompton." Take
off the pressure exerted from the White House. and
there are not a hundred votes in the House for Le
compton. and ii would be beaten any hour by at
least twenty msjorty. For, to say nothing OF prin-
ciple or Justice few men are in love with personal
ruin. There is not Member from Free state,
with the possible exception of three from Eastern
Penusylyanis, who does not know that he would
stand much better chance Of another election II
he voted sgsinst than if he voted for the Lecomp-
ton bill And yet il is counted that nearly thirty
members from Free States will be constrained to
vote for that bill
We do not yet believe it will pass for we are
sure there are amendments to be proposed which
a majority Of the House dare not reject, yet
which will render the bill measursbly stingless;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

The Star of the West arrived yesterday morning
from AspilwaI bringing the California mails of
Feb. go, I'd 81, ,2l9, 134 in gold The news by this
arrival is mesger We have also further details
from Utah repeating the old story of the hostility
of the Mo rmons to the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

Three weeks later advices from the Utah Expe.
diton reach us by way of ST. Louis. The troops
CONTINUED to be in good health aud spirits. The
Indians ma Infested pacific intentions, and the
weather was mild. 1t was believed that the troops
would enter Salt Lake Valley by another route
than that " I,ch the MormOns have been so busy in
fortifyiDg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

neso,a 10 proceed with Comma ,s~ Red "a a..
Mos. ff the puFpo-s Of giying sssis,ancs .s3 -
t.cton 10 Amercsn c-,izens residents tkers /, ".
of conspiracy or revol, Of the Chinese pspgAt a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

The mails for Europe, by the Royal Mail steam
chip Esrops, will close tomorrow morning, at 94
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Nen1l'srk Dailp @ribn,te
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1858.

Adveltseme It's for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this
week should be handed in to-day or early tomorrow.
Price, 81 q lint.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

we prefer the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
H.cHnr for family u'e.' IN T. Tribune
oaoe No 80, Broadvn D. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
DARTHOLR'S

Por Tsors Pant Es st and DessmAksTs Boot and Shoe
tors and general use. SklesrOom, No 4S9 Broadway
Corner BrOOunss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
WASHINGTON, Monday, March Is, lS58.

WASHINGTON, Monady, March 10, lcoc.
Senator Wade's speech was brilliant and effective,
sbounjing in telling hits and convincing refdtstons
of LecOmpton fallacies. E7en the Administration
Senators joined in the laughter which fl'nd the
Chamber at his exposure of the PRECEDENT ridicu-
lous Kansas policy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-HENRYI ii. LEEDS
CO. No % Mas sau-st betwccn Pine and Cdst, will
give the 20 the sale Of Househ I'D Furniture
the reGe Of hIGies removing drcuug
dmia1 the Thy will also have regular weekly .ses
their for Snience Of those desiring this medium Of
sle
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE
At AuJiOn by CoLy 4 Chiffon,
March II. 1853, al Merchants Exchange.

LOts 2SN 100, on DE Iislbav
fLots 2sSl00. on kosciusko-av.
This vrable proper embraces the entire front Ree1sv
with the adjoining De Ksb aud kOscuskoays. Sal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Busin rss Notices.
cyr,s Sr,y,xc M,cmyps For an manu-
T.Nuy grwING MACHINE

WAITS ms NEW FAMILY SEWING hACh'Sh
kow RsADY-Thi. Improved elA.'le stitch M'shine pe''s
signed e.pre..ly f fuuy u-e ia recommends =
perfect as well 'rnsmefiH tnsh s1y
- a ,,,,e,ea CsIis1 PeIsoas having WATSON oid
MhI. spd se.ou. exchanging fof the improved one can
L. LIs tsTn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

GROVER g. BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
asyrxc MACHINES No. as Broadway.
"From iausly use became fully satisfied that
G,OvKR BAKERS Ma aine ia the best aud accord
ebasd H." American Aghcult1TT, Oct, 1871
"To all Of which The Tribune ssys Amen TnA The writer
OF Of Sewing Aisnbnes tbs, sely published pre-
f-rs Wheeler Wilson's does make the preferable"
Y Tdbuue. Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

On WEST 18Th ST.. between 9Th ent OH avs
,C-mr~ WEBSTER I, row rad, % rss.'. e., ~.
foe BOARD al this bon'e. Fs Ia rA's s'- 80 N.
WSt<iss r-fcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
C,oRpORATION NOTICE. The cellars co

CORPORATION NOTICE:-Ihe cellars con
~ n.c,es with wsr stn Market CPLLAk under store
- 90 AZ and the large ROOMS Sd story Of MON
49,, III h. LEASED BIDS at Public Auction MQS
,ba 2o,h Msch. 1883 a. IL o'clock a. the City
IN q, ,e tenn of one wear from the let Of May
The glowing STORES aud HOUSES will ,lso be LEASED,
IN manner for the same period and at the same time
Three Sc res Not, R "A and Is Greenwich avenue,
Amosn
Hotei foe. e e6th. ct, y r.
s Ensipe.House in go 1t betseen ist AMI 2svs.
Frsne Building l3h-st east Of 9Th At 20 Hook and
Ladder Co. No. II
d g. Stable. No. q Elizsbeth-st.
s Third fourth and fifth Lots Of No 90 Lberys:.
T. EIsne House No. so. &7th Of.
Three story brick House No. 70 Wllest
Tgostofy brick HOUSE, No. g G0yernsurr =.
10 Tvo-story and Auc brick House. No 79 tioustonst
II. Pat ostwo-story frame Heuse. No Sf5 Sd av.
NB-Lss OF the property to be leased containing the con
doss sale may be obtained at the Controllers once NO
Hal Of Records
Department Of Finance, Controllers Office,
Hsw.yozk, March 49, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

OFETRAL PARK-NOTICE.-I pursuance OF
the h .e,u q At ent''lo6 An Act Or Tue gull.
don sod Gov q the Contra Psrk tsssd April IT, 1871
-. Bossi Of Of the CeltIa Park 60 orn fol-
lower
All pxrpoas forbidden
70 tptef ave The Psrt. except b. the E1icwsysi
To club u wrlt upon tco Wall
yoturn catle horsfs swine TITO the Park
To cary treems throw other missiles WIN
20 et b;esk O. 10 any inure defeee the IRE.
Flsnss. pr OF the budrg. fences brdses d O' IVA
s.ructt upon tie Psrk: g., f.. -
sele OF suy vsy hinder hose enssed Il lis con
siricteu. . ~ - ,..-,as
AL persots offending against bese oronsnce ses oe A.
sxty az espor .ud be punished eonv on eo'e ~
G.,s, psoo-a- a. 80 Of Tie Cry q Nevfofs py
6pe tot eding fifty dOlsfs ana IN oe'a" VI
imptsct e1ceedii thirty asya .A dections
Visitor. u1sy obtain al beeesary Information ana oHe
from the poAos. Ill. ...lo, If m. Park are on
Una" o. '"o 81 JOHN A. C. GRAY Vice President
Dawn IL HAkr. CleTk ..
Dated New .York. March IL. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
Gorses. Garriasts. 81.

EOR SALE-A good family HORSE. now used -
~sch seuh. scaastouled -lgie snf soae. o.. "a
ssts. Acc pisa ROCkA WAY IA god o'de- WIN
for q SikGLF hAHnf IS vel made A., eS n.ts Is
Va onJ b. I'D Dsehe fnos iat sao,n -
de-. u HIATT, fneuse Onos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

A INVOLVEMENT.
We pleasure Of informing lady patrons Of last
son that on tbs lst Of April shall offer former
Location,
No 3J5 BROAD WAY,
At ONE PRICE FOR CASH, WITHOUT ABATEMENT,
MOST
kssor.uneut OF
spRINr4 SILKS IND DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLs, GLOVES ESBRoIDERiEs, &C.
Ju iupor.ed and one cbspes os' desirable asso
ents OF NEW GOODS that will be offered retail In this coun
y this sessor which will be added every novelty that the
t taste an the Paris market through resident
Asent there command
BAYOU KID GLOVES.
Jast landed Of exclusive shades.
Misses IS cent? Ladies', s7t cents Gertlcmen's, 81.
No mixed This make Of Gloves Is equal not superior,
10 any ooys now ~ this country.
10 90 yards very choice styles of INDIA SILKS at 20 cents
per yard.
We shall exhibi. ss heretofore
JOSBING WAREHOUSE,
Eos. S. Chambers and IS Resde-s',
Our usual
CHOICE FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Adapted 20 every part of the
UNION.
Which vii be sold at the
Lowest ruling rates for
Cash or approved months Bank Paper.
Ps-No goods retaied Whole sale Rooms No % Cham
hs,.., EDWARD LAMBERT Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

ECONOMY Of TINE and MONEY
II LYMAN DERBY P.tsrntse Of pERBI's - D IA.
ribune) bepg daily inpoltuned by THE TRADE to give In
suotirp s a. 10 its use and sby Of obtaining
HAS RESOLVED
sve Up other business aud devote h entire time 10 CUT
TlkG sd CATERING for the public and for that purpose has
taken ROOM c. second floor APPLETONS buildings Nos SIG
sad S4s Brosdwsy where he may be found at all times
Mr. Ds Delnesor establishes 10 the art Of cutting
Gvn.leusIs grnent and be socs orders from the TRADE
and the public TEST its merits being fully assured that the
Mstheu principle upon which the instrument il operated
will give the unerIg results TO perfection of fit Of the
garment.
PATTERNS for Coats etc. ea that The public can have
tAcir goods by JOURNEYMAN. BY this eans
0ontleuen will SECURE tERFECT-F FITTING GARMENTS
for TWO-THiRDS USUAL COST.
III when abroad.
GENTLEMEN having their clothes made in Englsnd or
Pais. CAN NOW SIND FULL SETS OF PATTERNS in
stead Of TAPE measurements.
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS from the country furnished
with full u patterns Of the latest city fashions which they
take home 70 be made up by THE COUNTRY TAILOR
FAMILIES. SCHOOLS aud CHARITABLE Institutions
will fDo great economy In this mode Of getting up boys
CLOTHING Houses supplied with full set. Of Cos. patterns,
LYMAN DERBY 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
Gouses ano farms Uanteo.

DART Of q HOUSE WANTED-is gooa
i Ie.hborhocd i,,g-~r th sre Scth s,' ece.a "a
Th~r. void r. but tuo ocrupNis az serFart
siyer sni itluir,5 Ret must Ee m0defse Aco'e'' T. 80
Boz Nc iso f'b-r. Of-e
WANTED-In q genteel neighborhood, soeve
Isb a. bee- OK. st. between Str ard Stu Az" ~
kne,i-.n ss ns,eu A.. his wife wit sSt Sh nre 80
VIII bui oth.r ans. family = sfCoNo fLoon
fJur "a sen.tt ROOMS wih cc.ctI ard Psrtles sS ~
ReIt frvu 3: % sS per NOAH Aosfe-' . . ~
Tbv-e Ofics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

NOBURNs Pure LARD OIL, warranted ~
~ superior f6t MaNbiscsy and Burning, o. resosss
s&--sss 20 % " ssses. Ooly Aeenn. c~.A
y0AE W. OUNCE Co.. No " WEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

UEIoS BANK, NEW YoRk, March Is, 1853.
o. (N1n REWARD.--One Thousand Dol
~ sOO lsis Reward will be paid by this Bank for the
apprebe and safe custody in this city Of BENJAMIN K
BROTHERSON late third Bookkeeper this Bank defaute
10 largo amount, and gone 10 parss unknown.
Said Bothepon Of slight form, about feet inches In
hight ANDY hair aud whker has peculiar habit Of carrying
ais extended from bis body and about 80 or years Of
ase Z. H. ARTHUR, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

REAT BROAD WAY SA l. T. L.
W SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS
BULPIN'S ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
Amounting TO
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
NOW SELLING OFF
In Consequence Of Removal
On the first Of May.
At from FORTY to FIFTY per cent
BELOW REGULAR WHOLESALE PRlCBS.
The greatest opportunity ever Offered
To purchase NEW and BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
At a TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE
BULPIN No Sol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

FASHIONS
IL Magnificent Sprirg display Of
ELEGANT MAkTILLAS,
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS. PARIS BONNETS.
FLOWERS, COIfFURES AND RIBBONS.
Also LADIES' AND CHILDRENS STRAW BONNETS.
Lsde will find IA extensive store the greatest assortment
in the above departments exhibited in the United
All goods being imported by ourselves aud selected
the finest in the country they confidently solicit
general spe ction and purchasers that prices viii be
much styles Of goods offered ~
ecopd. class stores. CHARLES STREET & Co.,
No. AS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
- MITE
aTRAW HAT TRADE.

would respectfully .hs, IcsJrsS
~ tnye ,rr-ecis ed tie Juce u the sfe y tre
T,sde while Airs their spiIg p-rchecs VS. Thf - 80
ate e. thc tcsspc hey were nfeo-
80 80 der heaviest purchase. without vsng thus pilcirs
tbem.evcs uldT sdsdvsu,iee which tho retailer scd OIL
VINO rrc avoided instead q giving them Che oppori
iy Of better selections I lager asscI.nen pccs we
sI their heEveT purchase end while ssseIirs 70 zoe hf
Of such repre- ciaons the uadesned Lave sso etcsvetSd
70 remedy the difficulty fsr lee IL tltf poTe 10 tlue
Of hs desirable char tAey ihvo Pt s sHe 10
tho -,
EVE r. I Il III l.
combining In It's manufacture
NOVELTY OF DESIGN.
ELEGANCE IN STYLE.
sId DURABILITY OF FABRIC.
The supply Of these Hats necessarily lriAd oxins 70 the
late nj Of their manufacture H. Italy sLd con
seqreDc. the undcr.ged WILL IN great usasure oe obliged
70 receive orders 10 sd snce 81 delivery.
SAMPLE CAsYS NOW READY
BALLARD, SHUTE e. Co.,
a. BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

ELEGANT MORNING ROBES,
IL At GENIN'S BAZAAR
Ladies will find the sssostnent Of MORNING ROBES At the
extensive aud diversified in the CITY and the
prices nch lower than at any other establishment. .
The Spring Styles comprehend the following materials either
plain OF with appropriate trimmings: ~
aFRESCH Lawns and Col ORD MUsLINs from 81 So
FoULARD SILKS all cOors, from $40
WHITE NANsOOK Muslin, from So.
Rich SILK and CASHMERE RoBIs,
very sumptuous, al various pr e.
GENlNS BAZAAR,
No. SIS Broadway. st Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
EOR SALE-The beautiful COUNTRY SEAT

|.
I and FARM known as West Park situated on the wet
bauk Hudson River 81 miles above this city and opposite
HYDE Park The property entirely dnincumbered containing
~ acres Of excellent ls tIsyeed BY two intecctiu nsa
roads aud running Of water The place has o-eu
tif AID extensive with fine cooLnste residence
well situated and commanding extensive Prospect The sur
rom uounds well sd out planted with the choicest
fruit coach hcu.r stable stone gateway sc
all in pert order There also the property hne terry snd
sndipg wostory ferry house aud lodge wh pnyse
800 10 m. ms.iou sso new farm house barns &c. The
buildings all parts of the property nearly new and 10 sooa
order The siered of tie irest on tue "es'
bsnks Of Hudson offered for sale st very rsann
able price and accommodating terms Apply to SAhu ~
C. THOMPSON. bsnkiI Office Il Thompson Brothers, NO
Wa.st New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
IRDinsPRIyATE FAMU.y

w wtl, .x hours ride Of New Yors. either b, Railroad or
10 f.miy Of two grown prsotS four otirer and
.,ry,pf IN "a The MAY untr tie lat Of Octeet hcfernoe
svsn nee 90 ohsr kosd.rs sSen- Altr-ss Bes Ne
ib,i Esg I,yt Po~. Qhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

I OST-lsetween the hours Of S and 6 p. m, on
~ The lin inss sins from The DenI. Hotel 10 onpsons
oaicon. LAprs GOLD WATCH and CHAIN with LOCKET
stsseed soosxas eeE tue ssdor he literally sewar1sl
b. l>sv,ps 6at BRA0rs GALLERY. No SO ssvsavuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
Boots, Shoes, &r.
eiaiionerr ano fanen GOODS.

ERAN CIS 81 l. o l. L K T. l.,
i sTATIONERs, STEAM JOB PRINTERS, LlrHo-
solicited Blank Books Paper Envelope sad all articles In our
nns at low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
Cost awo found.

l OST-On 25th inst, in Madsou-av.. near oath
bAlR BRACELET with the initials H. l.. y. on the
ossP sdy wss seen 10 pick up. who will be suitably
Msdiiop-svs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

Tor SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-
i DENCE e. Bloomfield, n j. y miles from this city For
p.-.icuLsr, inouirs of MORRIS KETCHUM,
No. - William st., New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Illinois Central Railroaa.

I1OR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LBAvBNwORrH0 CITY
I Kansas City, Te're Haute, Evansville, vincennes
Cairo, Memphis, Nsteh.s, vicksburgh, New oris.ns
sad I'll points On tbs lower AIsst, sippi.
Trans viii leave the Great Central Depot foot OF
South water and LAhe streets, - follows
Peorts d. l. puis Cincinnati and CARS Express n
900 N Sundays excepted
Peoria, St Loui: and cero Rxpress at s:4o n
Sundays excepted
This Is the only route between Chicago and ST Louis
without change OF cars and the mos, sxpeditiousto
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for Memphis, vicksbuYgh, New Or.
leans &C., the route, via osiro. is the only direct and
10 twenty -four hours In advance Il any other
CONNECTING
Ar GnNAN-with Peoria 4 Oquawka Z for Pc
ORA, Gslesburg and towns upon main lille OF Illinois
Gent h r..
AT 1oLOHo-With trains Of tho Great western 4
1sld Jacs sonvile and Naples and towns the I'LL
nois River.
AT MArroON-Wth trains on the Terre Hsnts Al
ton st Louis =. going east 70 Tsrre Hauts India
nspolis Evansville ana Charlottesville; west for Al
ton and 1t Louis.
AT ODIN AND SANDovAL-with trains on the Ohio
4 Mississippi X r, east for towns upon Its line
west for st Louis and Alton
AT ST. LoUIs-with Pacific 4 and steamers for
Kansas and Nebraska and al point. on the Missouri
River.
New Nrleans and al points ON the Ais.issipp river
For Galena Dunlei' b Dubuque and St Paul trains
leave via G.leos 4 Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A N and 945 PM
Connecting at Dunieith with n daily line Of FIRST
Glass Passenger steamers for Prairie Du Chen La
Csosse Wlnana Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and st
Paul. Also connecting at Dubuque with the DU-
BUQUE b PACIFIC b for Dyersvlle Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux CITY &C.
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chicago d Burlington RI
At0:45 A N and 500 ~
Making direct connections - Aandota with trains on
Main Line Of Illinois Central for oil The above points
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained the Office OF the Michigan Contra
opposite fremont House corner Lake and Dear.
born streets the 0ice Of the Pitt .turgh Fl
Wayne Chicago X B opposite fremont House and
at the Office Of the company in the Great Central De-
pot foot Of 6outh Water and Lake streets.
JAS. G. CLARKE.
". p JOHNSON, Master Transportation
General Ticket Agent. SlI.AS BENT
Jsnl6dtf Supt Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-20
Chicago. St. Paul 4 Fondu Lac Rid

Ou1CO6Vs Que OUA ~ V0Uu AI8C ~
For St, Paul and the North West-via Janesyille
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prs.
re du Chen In 10 hours without q change Of cars.
Fare - low - by any other route.
nN and altar Monday, August 3, 1857, Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinzie streets daily (SundAvs excepted) for Belo I
Janesville Madison Prairie du Chen and points In
Western Wisconsin No.thern Iowa and Ainuesota
and St. Paul.
1900 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Rmigrant
Train,
800 A. NJ. Day Express, stopping only for wood
AMI water, making all connections
arrives 1t Heloit $3.50 NJ Janesvllle
23OP M Madison 40 \ and Prairie
du Ohisn At 916 y connecting with
steamers direct for Ia CrNese " mona
Wabsshaw Redwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson saltwater and all points to ST
Paul and st Anthony.
500 r. M. Night Express arrives at Jsuesvie
Has M, Madison 30 A NJ; Prairie
du Chen 4 III; connecting with stea-
mers for st Paul and all points thu
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make Beloit INJECTIONS.
~ Travellers rave ~ miles acd 10 houra time by
taxing this route.
Expre g Freight and Emigraat Trains leave Chica-
70 At $3.50 P NJ daily.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale at
Spaild ng's General Ticket ONCE corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, N 4 Erie r office AZ Dearborn
80 Dearborn street at Michigan Southern Ticket Of
tee under fremont House; and at the Chicago 81 y
ton corner Water and Kinzie street,, West side.
ST.. JOHNSON,
Superinte Ldent.
0po. L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jan16tf